George C. Hugg

George C. Hugg
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Short Name: George C. Hugg
Full Name: Hugg, George C. 1848-1907
Birth Year: 1848
Death Year: 1907

George Crawford Hugg USA 1848-1907. Born near Haddonfield, NJ, he became choirmaster at the Berlin, NJ, Presbyterian Church at age 12. At age 14 he published his first song, “Walk in the light”, which became very popular. He married Anne E Ketchum, and they had a daughter, Evangeline. He served as choirmaster of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, and also the Broad Street and Arch Street Methodist Episcopal Churches there. He was also closely associated with the Harper Memorial Presbyterian Church there. He was a prolific composer with over 2000 works, publishing 18 books of revival and Sunday school music, and 90 songs for special occasions (Christmas, Easter, etc.). He died in Philadelphia, PA.

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Texts by George C. Hugg (65)AsAuthority LanguagesInstancessort descending
I will love Thee, all [O] my treasureGeo. C. Hugg (Arranger)English1
O Christmas, merry Christmas!Geo. C. Hugg (Author)English1
Strong to redeem is the Lord who hath loved meGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English1
Again we raise our voicesGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English2
Anywhere with Jesus says the Christian heartGeo. C. Hugg (Arranger)English2
Carol sweetly carol, A Savior born todayG. C. H. (Arranger)English2
Christ is risen! Christ is risen! And hath conquered the graveGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English2
Come and join our cheerful songGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English2
From the old grey tower, let the glad bells ringGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English2
Hallelujah, hallelujah, lift the voiceGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English2
How sweet the hour when man retiresGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English2
List, the sweetly chiming bellsGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English2
List to the notes that the angels sing!George C. Hugg (Author)English2
'Midst the dew gemmed fields of JudahGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English2
Mountain and valley singGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English2
O wanderer cease thy straying!George C. Hugg (Author)English2
O why wilt thou longer delay?Geo. C. Hugg (Author)English2
On this bright and glorious morningGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English2
Onward we come, Singing with gleeGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English2
Opened are fountains of mercy and loveGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English2
Over Jordan, over JordanGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English2
Ring, happy bells of Christmas, ringG. C. H. (Arranger)English2
Ring, ring the bells, ring the sweet Easter bellsGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English2
Sing a carol of gladnessGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English2
Sing again to me of JesusGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English2
The birds on leafy bough singingGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English2
There's a land that is fairer than sunshineGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English2
We come in the might of the Lord of lightGeo. C. Hugg (Arranger)English2
When the ransomed shall return to Zion fairG. C. H. (Author)English2
Clad in the gospel armor, ready to goGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English3
Hosanna in the highest! Hosanna in the highest! (Hugg)Geo. C. Hugg (Author)English3
I have read of a wonderful city Whose inhabitants never grow oldGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English3
In the sunlight, bright and glowingGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English3
List, the merry bells are ringingG. C. H. (Author)English3
Lord of hosts, we come adoringGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English3
Lord, we come again with songs of gladnessGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English3
O, come to the living streamGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English3
O what a promise God has givenGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English3
Put on, put on, the whole armor of GodGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English3
Soft the evening bells are ringingGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English3
Stretch forth thy hand, thy withered handGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English3
The morning light shone faint and dimGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English3
There is a land, from sorrow free!Geo. C. Hugg (Author)English3
There's a great happy throng by the bright Jasper seaGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English3
Wenn auf Todesnacht einst der Morgen tagtG. C. H. (Author)German3
With song we celebrate the dayGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English3
A song of joy pervades the airGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English4
Forward go and let the strainGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English4
Make room for the Blessed PhysicianGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English4
O believer, now rejoiceGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English4
Praise ye, Praise ye, Praise ye the Lord!Geo C. Hugg (Author)English4
Sweet bells, ring on your Christmas songGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English4
Hark, I hear my Savior say Weary child, lean on meGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English5
Safe on board the old ship ZionG. C. H. (Author)English5
Sing and rejoice all ye people, Christ is risen!Geo. C. Hugg (Author)English5
The precious love of Jesus, It saveth even meGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English5
When we rise to greet the Master in the morningGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English5
O my sweet home, JerusalemGeo. C. Hugg (Arranger)English6
See the seal is rudely brokenGeo. C. Hugg (Author (attributed to))English6
Floating downward through the midnightGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English9
There is sunlight in my soul, blessed sunlightGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English9
When this poor heart is burdened with griefGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English9
Happy [In the] home coming of our KingGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English10
Lowly entombed He layGeorge C. Hugg (Author)English19
In the morn of morns when we all meet thereGeo. C. Hugg (Author)English24

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