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Elizabeth G. H. Atwood
Author of "We wish you, dear schoolmates, a happy new year" in The Primary and Junior Hymnal
Elizabeth G. H. Atwood
Edwin Gardner
Person Name: Rev. Edwin Gardner, A. M. Author of "How Favored, Ye People!" in The New Living Hymns (Living Hymns No. 2)
Edwin Gardner
Wilhelm C. Laube
Person Name: Wilh. C. Laube Author of "Im Kripplein im Stalle, auf Heu und auf Stroh" in Gute Botschaft William C. Laube
Wilhelm C. Laube
Ellen Gregory
1891 - 1976 Translator of "En bova fojntrogo" in TTT-Himnaro Cigneta Ellen Gregory, born 1891, died July 2, 1976, in Peasedown St. John, Bath, England, was a British Esperantist and author of original Esperanto verse for children. She learned the International Language before she was 20, and was active on its behalf for more than 65 years. She was a talented teacher, leading i.a. correspondence courses. Among her earliest and most successful pupils was her brother Mark Starr, an eminent figure in the international Esperanto movement, whom she taught as early as 1917. Under the pen name "Nenjo Rimanto" she brought out several Esperanto books for children. She also wrote the Christmas song "Cxe l' Kristofesto gxojas ni", one of the first such songs to be written originally in Esperanto.
Her works include ABC-rimoj por etuloj (1953), Ludiloj (1955), El Kornvalo (1958), Juveloj (1965), Rimoj por infanoj (1965), Versoj por infanoj (1966).
-- translated from the Esperanto Wikipedia
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