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Broadside Ballads Catalog

Contents

Introduction

Street Literature and Broadside Ballads: Definitions and Characteristics

Broadside ballads are a sub-genre of "street" literature. Leslie Shepard, the preeminent historian of street literature [1] offers this broad definition: "Street literature is concerned with the cheap ballad sheets, pamphlets and other ephemera of the masses, which circulated from the dawn of printing right up to the end of the nineteenth century ..." [2] In the twentieth century, street literature, once the province of itinerant vendors and hawkers, who literally sold their wares in the streets, survives albeit in somewhat altered forms. The cheap dream books and household hints on sale at the supermarket checkout, innumerable posters and handbills found on city streets, the many "zines" or ephemeral and (somewhat) periodical publications circulated by private individuals, are all in some sense modern versions or analogues of the street literature of earlier eras.

The "broadside ballad," which Shepard notes is one of the most widespread and enduring forms of street literature, is defined as a narrative song or poem printed on one side of a single sheet of paper. Occasionally both sides of the sheet will be printed, and, somewhat more frequently, a broadside will contain two or more songs or poems. The ballads were usually topical in nature, that is, they comment on or commemorate current events. Broadside ballads are frequently compared to newspapers in that they usually concerned events of current interest. Moreover, in common with the modern "tabloid" press, broadside ballads tended to dwell on the more sensational news of the day: crimes, executions, natural disasters, scandals, battles, etc. And, as with newspapers, the market for broadside ballads was stimulated by the urgency of the events they covered. Thus, for instance, in the United States, large numbers of ballads were produced and sold during the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, and the Civil War. More than just reporting the news, however, broadside ballads usually reported it with attitude, editorializing freely, often satirically, as they described the latest sensation. This makes them of interest as a mirror of popular contemporary attitudes to historical events.

While many thousands of broadside ballads were printed in the United States, the market, especially in the nineteenth century, was dominated by a few printers. In Philadelphia, A.W. Auner and J.H. Johnson were the most prolific. In New York, Henry De Marsan and his predecessor, J. Andrews, predominated, followed closely by the Wehman Brothers and Magnus. These printers were active publishers of a variety of street literature. A typical De Marsan imprint reads: "H. De Marsan, Publisher of Songs, Ballads, Valentines, Juvenile & Toy-Books, Motto Verses, Stationery, Playing-Cards, A-B-C Cards, &c., 60 Chatham Street, New York." The Wehmans concentrated somewhat more on song publishing, while Auner and Johnson in Philadelphia advertised their services as job printers.

As noted earlier, the term broadside ballad usually connotes a song or poem (occasionally more than one) printed on one side of a single sheet of paper. Sold in the streets by itinerant vendors, broadside ballads ranged in size from tabloid-sized and larger sheets to small 4" x 8" slips of paper. As a general rule broadside ballads were, like newspapers, intended to be ephemeral, and were usually printed on the cheapest, thinnest papers. The quality of printing was usually poor: typographic errors, mixing of type faces and styles, and irregularity of punctuation were commonplace. This suggests that getting the ballads published and on the street while the news was still fresh was of primary importance.

Occasionally ballads had crude illustrations, occasionally on topic, but often seemingly drawn from a store of stock engravings. Sometimes this led to highly inappropriate choices, such as the use of an engraving of Moses receiving the Ten Commandments to illustrate a ballad about the 1846 Chicago fire.[3] In the nineteenth century topical illustrations became less common, although type-ornament borders were often used. H. De Marsan, the great New York ballad printer, used a series of stock engravings to form a pictorial border around his ballads.[4] These borders were often printed in colored inks for greater visual appeal. During the Civil War, printer Charles Magnus of New York published large numbers of ballads with elaborate color illustrations. The use of color illustrations and colored inks was more the exception than the norm in broadside ballad printing. Occasionally colored papers were also used, again presumably to enhance visual appeal and promote sales.

Who wrote the broadside ballads? Where composers are not credited, it can be assumed that the printers themselves wrote some verses, or purchased the work of freelance songwriters and poets. Most ballads were published without musical notation, and many were written to the tunes of popular songs. In such cases, the printer would note the tune or "air" below the title, confident that the buying public would know it. Some broadside ballads, especially in the nineteenth century, were simply re-printings of current popular hits, often published in connection with theatrical, minstrel-show or music-hall performances. In such cases the composers were sometimes credited, as were music publishers and copyright-holders and even performers.

Occasionally a broadside poet escaped anonymity and became known for his or her skill at memorializing current events in verse. One such poet, whose work is represented in the New York State Library collection, was Henry Backus, the "Saugerties Bard." An itinerant from the Catskill mountain town of Saugerties, Backus became well-known for his topical songwriting in the middle part of the nineteenth century.[5] He would commonly sell his privately printed songs as he traveled up and down the Hudson Valley. For a time in the 1850s he was employed regularly by printer J. Andrews in New York, who issued many of his ballads. A few years later in the century, Bloodgood H. Cutter, "The Long Island Farmer-Poet," made his name as an oracle of local history and culture in the towns and villages of Long Island, by virtue of his many ballads on local subjects.[6] Other nineteenth-century lyric writers known in the broadside ballad trade included John C. Cross, John Ross Dix, Eugene T. Johnson, Tony Pastor, Archibald Scott and Charles Carroll Sawyer. Such cases were uncommon, however, and for the most part broadside ballads were anonymous compositions.

Apart from their contemporary uses, some broadside ballads have attained more lasting popularity and even have entered the traditional song repertoire. Such ballads have been catalogued and studied by scholars of folksong.[7] However many folklorists, insisting somewhat narrowly on studying texts gathered exclusively from oral tradition, have often been uncomfortable with the notion of studying broadside ballads which clearly represent a print-based culture. This has changed in recent years as the scholarly borders between folklore and popular culture studies have become less distinct. Nevertheless, as a general rule, broadside ballads have been mainly studied by historians and literary scholars. In library collections, where they are collected at all, they have usually been considered ephemera.

The New York State Library Broadside Ballads Collection

The core of the New York State Library's collection of broadside ballads consists of approximately 1,500 pieces acquired in 1925. The source of the original acquisition is unrecorded, and the library's accession book indicates no specific number of ballads. Most of the ballads in this core collection date from the mid- to late-nineteenth century. Concentrating mainly on events surrounding and during the Civil War, these include many battle pieces, along with patriotic and regimental odes, political commentary, comic ditties, and minstrel show and theatrical numbers. Notable are several pieces from the Confederate states, championing the cause of the Confederacy, or commenting on the progress and politics of the war from the Southern viewpoint.

Additional broadside ballads have been added to the collection over the years by purchase from collectors and dealers, as well as through gifts. A number of photostat copies of Revolutionary War-era ballads from originals in the Boston Public Library, were added in the 1940s. Several British broadsides - mainly dealing with celebrated murders - from the late eighteenth century also have been added. Perhaps the oldest original broadside in the collection is a Dutch piece concerning the beheading of England's King Charles I in 1649 (SCO BD1652). However, there are a few photostat copies of earlier-dated pieces, the oldest of these being an epitaph upon the death of an Italian merchant, Benedict Spinola, printed in London in 1580 (SCO BD1725).

Uses of the collection

The earliest documented uses of the collection were in Masters' dissertations written at the New York State College for Teachers in the 1930s.[8] Jones' 1942 study of Henry Backus (see above, note 5) was based on ballads in the State Library collection. Backus' life and writings continue to stir the interest of scholars and writers interested in the history of the Catskill Mountains.

One particular ballad from the collection, "Bill Snyder" (SCO BD1633), has figured prominently in historical studies, museum programs and exhibits and performances concerning the so-called "anti-rent wars," which took place in upstate New York in the 1840s.[9] Along with other "anti-rent" broadsides it continues to be used in this regard down to the present.

The Civil War pieces in the collection were among the items consulted by Stephen Currie for his book Music in the Civil War (Cincinnati: Betterway Books, 1992). Schenectady singer and folklorist George Ward has scoured the ballad collection for songs on diverse historical subjects as the War of 1812, the Erie Canal, and the anti-rent wars. More recently the collection has been used for research into grass roots politics in mid-nineteenth century New York, musical life in ante-bellum New York State, and popular conceptions of the Civil War.

Access to the collection

The broadside ballads collection in the New York State Library, by virtue of the ephemeral nature of the material, has been housed in the Manuscripts and Special Collections (formerly Manuscripts and History) section of the library. Although some were filed and indexed with other, mainly prose, broadsides, the main collection has been accessed through a first line index on 3" x 5" catalog cards. The present catalog, indexed by title, composer, added entry, subject and printer/publisher, represents the first attempt to comprehensively treat the library's broadside ballads as a single collection. Since so many of the broadsides were published as songs, it is expected that they will ultimately be cataloged individually as music scores in the library's online catalog.

Using this guide

This guide initially was compiled as a database using dBase III+ software. It is subject to whatever limitations exist in the software.

Ballads are listed in order by accession number. The first 1,300 or so accessions were filed alphabetically by title (with some exceptions). Later numbers are not uniformly alphabetized. Hence the need for a title index. Initial articles (the, a, an, le, la, les, die, der, etc.) were not entered in the database and do not figure in the title index. Occasionally no clear title appears on the sheet. In such cases a title is supplied by the compiler (usually the first line or an abbreviated version of the first line) and the substitution noted in the "notes" section of the main entry.

Subject indexing is subjective by nature. At least one heading is intended to convey the overall subject emphasis - e.g. love song, Civil War - with further subject analysis reserved for topics of more specific interest. It is certain that headings will overlap, and, depending on the interests of users, appear to be misapplied. However, most users, it is hoped, will find the subject index at least somewhat helpful.

While subject headings and terms may resemble, and in many cases be drawn from standard library subject headings, this is not a universal guideline. For instance "Civil War" has been used for the sake of brevity, as opposed to the more cumbersome - if standard - library heading "United States-History-Civil War, 1861-1865." In other cases headings such as "sentimental songs" have been made up out of whole cloth, to cover ballads for which no appropriate standard heading was found.

Name headings in the composer and added entry indexes are drawn from the broadsides with little or no searching in standard authorities. While some attempt has been made to regularize names that appear in different forms on more than one piece, there have almost certainly been lapses and errors. Birth and death dates have been supplied where available, subject to limitations in the size of the name fields in the original database. In most cases, field size also accounts for what might seem to be the haphazard use of initialisms instead of full given names.

Users of this guide will doubtless develop their own search strategies, combining the various indexes with the main entry listings to find the materials they need. Other related sources may also prove helpful. For instance, users may wish to consult the folk ballad indexes compiled by G. Malcolm Laws (see above, note 7), for broadside ballads which have survived in traditional reportoires. The ballads catalogued by Edwin Wolf (see note 4) from the collection of the Library Company of Philadelphia parallel and in many cases duplicate those in the New York State Library collection. Wolf's index can thus serve as a useful adjunct to this catalog. Finally, users are directed to the studies mentioned above, which analyse and explore various segments of the State Library's ballad collection.



[1] See his books: History of Street Literature (Detroit, 1973); John Pitts: Ballad Printer of Seven Dials, London, 1765-1844 (1969), and The Broadside Ballad: A Study in Origins and Meaning (1969).

[2] Shepard, History of Street Literature (1973), p. 13.

[3] "Lines written on the dreadful fire ... in Chicago ..." (Dublin, 1846) SCO BD1448.

[4] The various border styles used by De Marsan and is contemporaries in the ballad trade are cataloged exhaustively by Edwin Wolf 2nd, in American Song Sheets, Slip Ballads and Poetical Broadsides, 1850-1870: A Catalogue of the Collection of the Library Company of Philadelphia. (Philadelphia, 1963).

[5] See Patricia Edwards Clyne, "The Bard of Saugerties," Hudson Valley, Vol. XXVI: No. 4 (August 1997), pp. 19-23; and, Louis C. Jones, "Henry Backus, the Saugerties Bard," New York History, Vol. XXIII: No. 2 (April 1942), pp. 139-148.

[6] The New York State Library collection contains over 70 of Cutter's self-published ballads. They were also issued in collected form as The Long Island Farmer's Poems. (New York: N. Tibbals, 1886).

[7] See for example the catalogs compiled by G. Malcolm Laws, Jr.: American Balladry from British Broadsides (Philadelphia, 1957); and Native American Balladry (Philadelphia, 1964).

[8] See, for example, Kirkland Leroy Irvis, The Negro in Civil War Song Ballads (1939) and M. Marjorie Loomis, Irish Songs and Ballads in New York State (1938).

[9] The ballad was reproduced prominently in Henry Christman's popular history of the anti-rent wars, Tin Horns and Calico: A Decisive Episode in the Emergence of Democracy (New York: Henry Holt, 1945).



Broadside Ballads Catalog

Accession Number: SCO BD0001
Title: Poetical Correspondence
Publication Info: Clockville, N.Y.: [S.N.], 1844
Notes: In two parts: Peter Van Der Hausen to Lucretia Limbertongue. - Lucretia Limbertongue to Peter Van Der Hausen

Accession Number: SCO BD0002
Title: How to Put on Airs
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 186-?
Illustration: Woman and dog in rural setting

Accession Number: SCO BD0003
Title: Abraham's Daughter
Composer: Emmett, Tony
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Winner, 186-?
Added Entry: Winner, Septimus - CPH

Accession Number: SCO BD0004
Title: Accident on the West Jersey Railroad: A Recitation
Composer: Atkins, Ned.
Publication Info: Philadelphia: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0005
Title: Act on the Square Boys
Publication Info: Boston: Partridge, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0006
Title: Oh Say Not Woman's Heart is Bought
Publication Info: New York: [S.N.], 18--?
Notes: On sheet with: Advice to Young Ladies

Accession Number: SCO BD0006
Title: Advice to Young Ladies
Composer: G.L.
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--
Original Tune: John Dean
Notes: On sheet with: Oh Say Not Woman's Heart is Bought

Accession Number: SCO BD0007
Title: Afloat on the Ocean
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--

Accession Number: SCO BD0008
Title: Age of Progress, The
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-

Accession Number: SCO BD0009
Title: Ah! Que J'Aime les Militaires
Composer: Offenbach, J.
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-
Notes: From Offenbach's opera, La Grande Duchesse. Text in English and French

Accession Number: SCO BD0010
Title: Ah! There, Stay There
Composer: Haerle, Louis
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 18--

Accession Number: SCO BD0011
Title: Aileen a Roon
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-

Accession Number: SCO BD0012
Title: Aileen Astore
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-

Accession Number: SCO BD0013
Title: Ain't I Glad to Get Out of the Wilderness
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-

Accession Number: SCO BD0014
Title: Ain't I Glad to Get Out of the Wilderness
Publication Info: [Philadelphia?]: [S.N.], 186-

Accession Number: SCO BD0015
Title: Alabama Again
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--
Original Tune: Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms

Accession Number: SCO BD0016
Title: [All Out of Breath] - Untitled
Composer: Traveler
Publication Info: New York: [S.N.], 18--

Accession Number: SCO BD0017
Title: All Spice, or Spice For All
Composer: Cola
Publication Info: Baltimore: [S.N.], 1862

Accession Number: SCO BD0018
Title: Am I Not Fondly Thine Own
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Johnson, 18--
Notes: On sheet with: You'll Remember Me!

Accession Number: SCO BD0018
Title: You'll Remember Me!
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Johnson, 18--
Notes: On sheet with: Am I Not Fondly Thine Own

Accession Number: SCO BD0019
Title: Amber Tresses Tied in Blue
Publication Info: New York: Wehman, 186-

Accession Number: SCO BD0019A
Title: America
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-

Accession Number: SCO BD0020
Title: American Boy, The
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Johnson, 186-

Accession Number: SCO BD0021
Title: American Flag, The
Composer: Saugerties Bard
Publication Info: New York: Wrigley, 186-
Added Entry: Backus, Henry - CMP
Notes: "Saugerties bard" was the pseudonym of Henry Backus, an itinerant poet

Accession Number: SCO BD0022
Title: American Star, The
Publication Info: [S.L.]: Gibson, 1861

Accession Number: SCO BD0023B
Title: Ode: On Washington's Birth Day
Composer: Duganne, A. J. H.
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?
Added Entry: Duganne, A.J.H. - LYR
Notes: Written while a prisoner at Camp Ford, Texas, in 1864

Accession Number: SCO BD0024
Title: Annie I Have Missed You
Composer: English, Frederick S.
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 186-
Original Tune: Willie We Have Missed You

Accession Number: SCO BD0025
Title: Annie Laurie
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Johnson, 186-

Accession Number: SCO BD0026
Title: Annie of the Vale
Composer: Thomas, J. R.
Publication Info: Boston: Partridge, 186-
Added Entry: Morris, George Pope - LYR

Accession Number: SCO BD0027
Title: Annie of the Vale
Composer: Thomas, J. R.
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-
Added Entry: Morris, George Pope - LYR

Accession Number: SCO BD0028
Title: Anniversary Hymn
Composer: Brother, A.
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--

Accession Number: SCO BD0029
Title: Answer of Katy Darling
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Original Tune: Katy Darling

Accession Number: SCO BD0030
Title: Answer to Mother Is the Battle Over?
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-
Original Tune: Mother Is the Battle Over

Accession Number: SCO BD0031
Title: Answer to the Dark Girl Dressed in Blue
Composer: Thornton, L. M.
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--
Original Tune: Dark Girl Dressed in Blue

Accession Number: SCO BD0032
Title: Answer to Who Will Care for Mother Now
Composer: Sawyer, C. Carrol
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-
Added Entry: Ytreval, C. G.
Original Tune: Who Will Care for Mother Now?

Accession Number: SCO BD0033
Title: Answer to Who Will Care for Mother Now?
Composer: Sawyer, C. Carrol
Publication Info: New York: Wrigley, 186-
Added Entry: Streval, C.G.
Original Tune: Who Will Care for Mother Now?

Accession Number: SCO BD0034
Title: Any Other Man, No. 2
Composer: Pastor, Tony (?)
Publication Info: New York: Wrigley, 186-
Original Tune: Wet Sheet and a Flowing Sea

Accession Number: SCO BD0035
Title: Single Young Man Lodger
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-

Accession Number: SCO BD0035A
Title: Army Hymn, The
Publication Info: New York: Wrigley, 18--
Added Entry: Holmes, Oliver Wendell

Accession Number: SCO BD0036
Title: As I Sat Upon My Dear Old Mother's Knee
Composer: Skelly, J. P.
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 186-?
Added Entry: Cavanagh, M.J.

Accession Number: SCO BD0037
Title: As We Grow Old
Composer: Wilkinson, James
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?
Added Entry: Wilkinson, James - LYR

Accession Number: SCO BD0038
Title: August the One
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-
Added Entry: Cox, M.

Accession Number: SCO BD0039
Title: Alice Gray
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--

Accession Number: SCO BD0040
Title: Auld Lang Syne
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0041
Title: Aunt Jemima's Plaster or Sheep Skin Bees Wax No. 2
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 186-

Accession Number: SCO BD0042
Title: Bacon & Greens
Publication Info: Philadelphia: [S.N.], 18--?
Added Entry: Craig, Robert H. - PRF

Accession Number: SCO BD0043
Title: In Answer to Sayers, England's Pride
Composer: Scott, Archibald
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 1860?
Added Entry: Scott, Archibald - LYR

Accession Number: SCO BD0044
Title: Banks of Claudy
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 18--

Accession Number: SCO BD0044A
Title: Balm of Gilead
Publication Info: New York: Nason, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0045
Title: Banks of the Hudson
Publication Info: Hudson, N.Y.: Stoddard, 1828

Accession Number: SCO BD0046
Title: Banner of the Free
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-
Original Tune: Sword of Bunker Hill

Accession Number: SCO BD0047
Title: Banner of the Sea
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Johnson, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0048
Title: Lover's Wish, The
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 186-
Notes: On sheet with: Bard's Legacy

Accession Number: SCO BD0048
Title: Bard's Legacy
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--
Notes: On sheet with: The Lover's Wish

Accession Number: SCO BD0049
Title: Bashful Young Man
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-

Accession Number: SCO BD0050
Title: Battle Eve, The
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-

Accession Number: SCO BD0050B
Title: Songs for the Presidential Campaign of 1888
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 1888

Accession Number: SCO BD0050C
Title: Songs for the Presidential Campaign of 1888
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 1888

Accession Number: SCO BD0051
Title: Battle is O'er
Composer: Anderson, A.
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Anderson, 1863
Original Tune: Soldier's Dream

Accession Number: SCO BD0052
Title: Battle of Bull Run
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0053
Title: 23d Penna's Brave Action … Battle of Fair Oaks
Composer: Smith, James
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 186-?
Original Tune: Raging Canal

Accession Number: SCO BD0054
Title: Battle of Peach Tree Creek
Composer: Hughes, John
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Johnson, 1864

Accession Number: SCO BD0055
Title: Battle of Spottsylvania: "I Am Left To Die Alone"
Composer: Anderson, A.
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Johnson, 186-?
Original Tune: Peace, Troubled Soul

Accession Number: SCO BD0056
Title: Battle-Cry of Freedom
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 1861?

Accession Number: SCO BD0057
Title: Battle Cry of Freedom, or, We'll Rally Round …
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 1865?

Accession Number: SCO BD0058
Title: Battle Hymn of the Republic
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 186-
Notes: On sheet with: Battle Cry of Freedom

Accession Number: SCO BD0058
Title: Battle-Cry of Freedom
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 186-?
Notes: On sheet with: Battle Hymn of the Republic

Accession Number: SCO BD0059
Title: Bay of Biscay
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0060
Title: Be Friends With Your Brother Again
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 186-

Accession Number: SCO BD0061
Title: Be My Mother Till I Die
Composer: Coates, Elmer Ruan
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Winner, 186-?
Added Entry: Winner, Septimus - ARR

Accession Number: SCO BD0062
Title: Be Kind to Each Other
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0063
Title: Beauteous Lizzie Fane
Composer: Holder, E. G. B.
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0064
Title: Beautiful Isle of the Sea
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0065
Title: Beautiful Nell
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0066
Title: Beautiful Screamer: Parody on "Beautiful Dreamer"
Composer: Johnston, Eugene T.
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Added Entry: Foster, Stephen C.
Original Tune: Beautiful Dreamer

Accession Number: SCO BD0067
Title: Bell Brandon
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0068
Title: Belle of Baltimore
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0069
Title: Belle of Broadway
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Added Entry: Bryant, Dan - PRF

Accession Number: SCO BD0070
Title: Belles of the 'Bus
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Original Tune: Misseltoe Bough

Accession Number: SCO BD0071
Title: Bellevue Baby Mrs. Cunningham's Adopted
Composer: Saugerties Bard
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Added Entry: Backus, Henry - CMP
Original Tune: Vilikins

Accession Number: SCO BD0072
Title: Dennett's Delectable Dairy
Publication Info: New York: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0073
Title: Berdan's Sharpshooters
Composer: Elder, S. G.
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Original Tune: Yankee Doodle

Accession Number: SCO BD0074
Title: Bessie Lane
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 1860
Original Tune: Nelly Gray

Accession Number: SCO BD0075
Title: People's Church
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 1888

Accession Number: SCO BD0076
Title: Bid Me Good-bye, or the Soldier's Farewell
Composer: Hawthorne, Alice
Publication Info: Philadelhia: Johnson, 186-?
Added Entry: Winner, Septimus - CPH

Accession Number: SCO BD0077
Title: Billy Patterson, Billy on his Road to Town …
Publication Info: Philadelphia: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0078
Title: Billy Wilson's Zouaves
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Original Tune: Plains of Mexico

Accession Number: SCO BD0079
Title: Birdie Darling
Composer: Bollman, H.
Publication Info: Philadelphia: [S.N.], 18--?
Added Entry: Engle, V.J. - LYR

Accession Number: SCO BD0080
Title: Birds of a Feather
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0081
Title: Black and Blue Eyes
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0082
Title: Black-eyed Susan
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0083
Title: Bless the Lips that Kissed Our Darling
Composer: O'Connor, Mary E. C.
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Added Entry: O'Connor, A.J.C. - LYR

Accession Number: SCO BD0084
Title: Blest Ones at Home
Composer: Lockwood, L. C., Rev.
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 185-?
Original Tune: Old Folks at Home

Accession Number: SCO BD0085
Title: Blind
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0086
Title: Blind Man's Hope
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0087
Title: Blow the Candle Out
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 18--?
Original Tune: Bottle More

Accession Number: SCO BD0088
Title: Blue Violets
Publication Info: New York: Wrigley, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0089
Title: Blue Violets
Publication Info: New York: Wrigley, 186-?
Added Entry: Melville, Charles - PRF

Accession Number: SCO BD0090
Title: Bob Anderson
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 186-?
Original Tune: John Anderson

Accession Number: SCO BD0091
Title: Bobbing Around No. 3
Composer: Budworth, J. H.
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 186-?
Added Entry: Budworth, J.H. - PRF

Accession Number: SCO BD0092A
Title: Boker's Daughter
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 186-?
Added Entry: Stevens, Ben - PRF
Original Tune: Rat Catcher's Daughter

Accession Number: SCO BD0092B
Title: Bold Brave Crew: Song of the Sea
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0093
Title: George B. McClellan, The Bold Engineer
Composer: O. H. S.
Publication Info: Baltimore: [S.N.], 1863
Original Tune: Young Lockinvar

Accession Number: SCO BD0094
Title: Bold Privateer
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0095A
Title: Bold Privateer
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0095B
Title: Bold Privateer
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Scroggy, 18--?
Notes: Two copies

Accession Number: SCO BD0096
Title: Bonnie Blue Flag
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0097
Title: Bonnie Jamie
Composer: Robinson, James
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Original Tune: Annie Laurie

Accession Number: SCO BD0098
Title: Bonny Banks O' Clyde
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0099
Title: Bonny Jean
Publication Info: New York: Firth, Pond & Co., 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0100
Title: Bonny Joe
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0101
Title: Boston in Ashes
Composer: White, Charles Albert
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Johnson, 1871

Accession Number: SCO BD0102
Title: Bottle's Empty Whiskey's Gone
Composer: Lieder, Pauline
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 1881
Original Tune: Cradle's Empty

Accession Number: SCO BD0103
Title: Bounty-Jumper
Composer: Casten, J. Cross
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Original Tune: Joe Bowers

Accession Number: SCO BD0104
Title: Boys Keep Away from the Girls
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0105
Title: Boys of the Bowery Pit
Composer: W. C.
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--?
Original Tune: Newsboys, The

Accession Number: SCO BD0106
Title: Brave Little Mac
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Original Tune: On the Road to Brighton

Accession Number: SCO BD0107
Title: Brave Soldiers of the West
Composer: Gay, James D.
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Gay, 186-?
Original Tune: Wet Sheet on the Flowing Sea

Accession Number: SCO BD0108
Title: Brief History of the Marriage of John Dean …
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--?
Original Tune: Villikins and His Dinah

Accession Number: SCO BD0108A
Title: Oh! Abraham Resign
Composer: New Contributor
Publication Info: Baltimore: [S.N.], 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0109
Title: Bright Alfarata, or The Wild Indian Girl
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0110
Title: Bright Blue Eyes
Composer: Prendergast, T. B.
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0111
Title: Bring My Mother Back to Me
Composer: Foster, Stephen C.
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0112
Title: Brogue
Composer: Kiernan, James
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0113
Title: Broken Home (Lillian and Joe)
Composer: Fox, Will H.
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 1891
Added Entry: Harding, Frank - CPH

Accession Number: SCO BD0114
Title: Brooklyn 13th Regiment
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Original Tune: Life on the Ocean Wave

Accession Number: SCO BD0115
Title: Brother's Fainting at the Door
Composer: Isaacs, P. R.
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Added Entry: Bowers, E. - LYR

Accession Number: SCO BD0116
Title: Buchannan [sic] Democratic Rallying Song
Publication Info: Baltimore: Johnson, 1860?

Accession Number: SCO BD0117
Title: Bull Dog An' De Baby
Composer: Emmit, Dan
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--?
Added Entry: Emmit, Dan - PRF

Accession Number: SCO BD0118
Title: Bully Nigger Amos
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Added Entry: Purdy, S.S. - PRF

Accession Number: SCO BD0119
Title: Bunch of Blue Ribbons
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0119A
Title: By the Sad Sea Waves
Publication Info: New York: Nason, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0119B
Title: Jack of Guinea
Publication Info: Boston: [S.N.], 181-?
Notes: On sheet with: Back Side Albany

Accession Number: SCO BD0119B
Title: Back Side Albany
Publication Info: Boston: [S.N.], 181-?
Notes: On sheet with: Jack of Guinea

Accession Number: SCO BD0120
Title: By the Sad Potomac Shore … The Death of Col. Baker
Composer: Warden, David A.
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0121
Title: Call
Publication Info: Baltimore: [S.N.], 1862

Accession Number: SCO BD0122
Title: Call Me Pet Names
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0123
Title: Camp Gals
Composer: I.V.T.V.J.
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 186-?
Original Tune: Year of Jubilo

Accession Number: SCO BD0123A
Title: Rally Round the Cause Boys
Composer: Our Ned
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Mason, 186-?
Original Tune: Battle Cry of Freedom

Accession Number: SCO BD0124
Title: Camp Song of the Maryland Line
Publication Info: Baltimore?: [S.N.], 186-?
Original Tune: Gay and Happy

Accession Number: SCO BD0126
Title: Campbells Arre Comin'
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0127
Title: Canadian Boat Song
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 1860

Accession Number: SCO BD0128
Title: Capture of Jeff Davis
Composer: Forbes, John
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 1865?
Added Entry: Forbes, John - PRF

Accession Number: SCO BD0128A
Title: Carry Me Back to Old Virginny
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 186-?
Added Entry: Story and De Courcey - PRF

Accession Number: SCO BD0128B
Title: Old Cabin Home
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0129
Title: Carrie Lee
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 18--?
Added Entry: Lee & Walker - CPH

Accession Number: SCO BD0130
Title: Carrier Dove
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 1860?

Accession Number: SCO BD0131
Title: Stick a Pin There
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Notes: On sheet with: Cars on the Track

Accession Number: SCO BD0131
Title: Cars on the Track
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Added Entry: Duley, Johnny - PRF
Notes: On sheet with: Stick a Pin There

Accession Number: SCO BD0132
Title: Cats in Our Back Yard
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0132B
Title: Campaign Songs, 1888
Composer: Catskill Republican Club
Publication Info: Catskill: The Club, 1888

Accession Number: SCO BD0133
Title: Champagne Charlie
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0134
Title: Change For a $10 Bill!
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Original Tune: Monkey Turned Barber

Accession Number: SCO BD0135
Title: Chant Du Depart
Composer: De Chenier, Marie-Joseph
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0136
Title: Charcoal Man
Composer: Unsworth
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Added Entry: McGowan, Dick - PRF

Accession Number: SCO BD0137
Title: Charge at Roanoke by the Hawkins Zouaves, 2/8/1862
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 1862?
Original Tune: Star Spangled Banner

Accession Number: SCO BD0138
Title: Charming Emma Snow
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--?
Original Tune: Dearest Mae

Accession Number: SCO BD0139
Title: Charming Lovely Nell
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0140
Title: Charming Woman
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0141
Title: Charming Young Lady I Met in the Rain
Composer: Peters, J.G.
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Original Tune: Jenny Jones

Accession Number: SCO BD0142
Title: Cheer Up and be a Brick
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0143
Title: Christian Sailor
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0144
Title: City Beau
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--?
Added Entry: Cool White - PRF

Accession Number: SCO BD0145
Title: Clap Your Hands Till Daddy Comes Home
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Added Entry: Lunn, Frank - PRF

Accession Number: SCO BD0146
Title: Clap Your Hands Till Daddy Comes Home
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0147
Title: Clare's Dragoons
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0148
Title: National Song: Clime Beneath Whose Genial Sun
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Original Tune: Scots Wha Hae Wi' Wallace Bled

Accession Number: SCO BD0149
Title: Cold Spring Harbor
Composer: Merritt, Jesse
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 1938

Accession Number: SCO BD0150
Title: Col. Owens' Gallant Irish Volunteers
Composer: McFadden, Arthur
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 186-?
Original Tune: Irish Volunteer

Accession Number: SCO BD0151
Title: Colored Brigade
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Johnson, 186-?
Added Entry: Firth, Son & Co. - CPH

Accession Number: SCO BD0152
Title: Colored Cavalier
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 1860?

Accession Number: SCO BD0153
Title: Colored Volunteer
Composer: Craig, Tom
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Johnson, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0154
Title: Columbia Rules the Sea
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0155
Title: Columbia Shall be Free
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0156
Title: Columbia, The Gem of the Ocean
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0157
Title: Columbia's Glory
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0158
Title: Columbia's Greatest Glory
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0159
Title: Come, Gang Awa' Wi' Me
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0160
Title: Come, Haste to the Wedding
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 1860?

Accession Number: SCO BD0161
Title: Come Home Father
Publication Info: Boston: Partridge, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0161A
Title: Come Home Father
Publication Info: New York: Wrigley, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0162
Title: Come in Out of the Draft
Composer: Walters, B. Frank
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Johnson, 186-?
Added Entry: Rossiter, Ednor - LYR

Accession Number: SCO BD0163
Title: Come Into the Garden, Maud
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0164
Title: Come, Jeff, Come, Or Fort Donaldson Is Taken
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 186-?
Original Tune: Annie of the Vale

Accession Number: SCO BD0165
Title: Come Landlord, Fill a Flowing Bowl
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0166
Title: Come, Maiden, With Me
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Notes: On sheet with: Invitation to the Grove

Accession Number: SCO BD0166
Title: Invitation to the Grove
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Notes: On sheet with: Come, Maiden, With Me

Accession Number: SCO BD0167
Title: Come! Oh Come with Me
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Notes: On sheet with: My Skiff is by the Shore

Accession Number: SCO BD0167
Title: My Skiff Is by the Shore (Parody on Come, Oh Come)
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Original Tune: Come, Oh! Come with Me
Notes: On sheet with: Come, Oh! Come With Me

Accession Number: SCO BD0168
Title: Come Sit Thee Down
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0169
Title: Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0170
Title: Commercial Man
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Original Tune: Strike for Tyrol and Liberty

Accession Number: SCO BD0171
Title: Comrades
Composer: Jonghmans, E.
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 18--?
Added Entry: McGlennon, Felix - LYR

Accession Number: SCO BD0172
Title: Constitution
Composer: Widdows, F.
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Added Entry: Dunn, James - PRF

Accession Number: SCO BD0173
Title: Constitution and the Guerriere
Publication Info: Boston: [S.N.], 181-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0174
Title: Contraband's Song of Freedom
Composer: Eastburn
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Smith, 1865

Accession Number: SCO BD0175
Title: There is a Flower That Blumeth
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Notes: On sheet with: The Convent Cell

Accession Number: SCO BD0175
Title: Convent Cell
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Notes: From the opera: The Rose of Castil. On sheet with: There is a Flower That Blumeth

Accession Number: SCO BD0176
Title: Copperhead [Valentine Card]
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0177
Title: Corcoran to His Regiment
Composer: Irishman
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 1861

Accession Number: SCO BD0178
Title: Corcoran's Ball
Composer: Mahon, John
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 196-?
Added Entry: Donnelly, Thomas L. - PRF
Original Tune: Lannigan's Ball

Accession Number: SCO BD0179
Title: Corcoran's Irish Legion
Composer: Johnston, Eugene
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Original Tune: Flag of Our Union

Accession Number: SCO BD0180
Title: Corkers
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Scroggy, 18--?
Original Tune: Oh Susannah

Accession Number: SCO BD0181
Title: Cottage
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Original Tune: Gentle Annie

Accession Number: SCO BD0181A
Title: Cottage by the Sea
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0181B
Title: His Sisters and His Cousins and His Aunts
Composer: Gilbert, W. S., 1836-1911
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?
Added Entry: Sullivan, A., 1842-1900
Notes: On sheet with: Little Buttercup

Accession Number: SCO BD0181B
Title: Little Buttercup
Composer: Gilbert, W. S., 1836-1911
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?
Added Entry: Sullivan, A., 1842-1900
Notes: On sheet with: His Sisters and His Cousins and His Aunts

Accession Number: SCO BD0182
Title: Cottage by the Sea
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0183
Title: Country Home and Liberty
Publication Info: Baltimore?: [S.N.], 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0184
Title: Courage Mother I am Going
Composer: Ludwig, Otto W.
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 1861?
Original Tune: When I Saw Sweet Nellie Home

Accession Number: SCO BD0184A
Title: Courting in the Rain
Publication Info: New York: Wehman, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0185
Title: Cross Boy
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0186
Title: Crow Family
Publication Info: New York: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0187
Title: Cruiskeen Lawn
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0188
Title: Cumberland's Crew
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0189
Title: Cunningham Baby, or The Heir from over Jordan
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--?
Original Tune: Jordan

Accession Number: SCO BD0189A
Title: Contraband's Adventures
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0190
Title: Dada, Dada!
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Added Entry: Collins, Sam - PRF

Accession Number: SCO BD0191
Title: Dark and Rougish Eye
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Added Entry: Emerson, Billy - PRF

Accession Number: SCO BD0192
Title: Darkey Boat Glee
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--?
Added Entry: White, Cool
Notes: On sheet with: I Love the Merry Sunshine

Accession Number: SCO BD0192
Title: I Love the Merry Sunshine
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--?
Notes: On sheet with: Darkey Boat Glee

Accession Number: SCO BD0193
Title: Darkey Conscript
Composer: Hall, Charlie
Publication Info: New York: Wrigley, 186-?
Original Tune: Cars on the Track

Accession Number: SCO BD0194
Title: Dark-ey'd Sailor
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0195
Title: Darling Little Blue-eyed Nell
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 1860

Accession Number: SCO BD0196
Title: Darling Nell
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Original Tune: Poor Old Slave

Accession Number: SCO BD0197
Title: Darling Nelly Gray
Composer: Hanby, D. R.
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0197A
Title: Darling Nelly Gray
Publication Info: New York: Nason, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0198
Title: Darling Rosabel
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Added Entry: Prendergast, T.B. - PRF
Notes: On sheet with: She Sleeps in the Grave

Accession Number: SCO BD0198
Title: She Sleeps in the Grave
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Notes: On sheet with: Darling Rosabel

Accession Number: SCO BD0199
Title: Darling Yaller Gal Dat Had a Josey On
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0200
Title: Daylight Is on the Sea
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0201
Title: Nigger on de Fence
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Original Tune: All Round My Hat

Accession Number: SCO BD0202
Title: Dead Rabbits' Fight with the Bowery Boys
Composer: Saugerties Bard
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 1857
Added Entry: Backus, Henry - CMP
Original Tune: Jordan
Notes: 2 copies

Accession Number: SCO BD0203
Title: Deal With Me Kindly
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Added Entry: Prendergast, T.B. - PRF

Accession Number: SCO BD0204
Title: Dear Eliza
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0205
Title: Dear Mother I've Come Home to Die
Composer: Tucker, Henry
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Added Entry: Bowers, E. - LYR

Accession Number: SCO BD0205A
Title: Dear Mother I've Come Home to Eat
Composer: Tucker, Henry
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Added Entry: Cross, John C. - LYR
Original Tune: Dear Mother I've Come Home to Die

Accession Number: SCO BD0206
Title: Welcome, Welcome Home
Composer: Thomas, J. R.
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Notes: On sheet with: The Dearest Spot on Earth to Me Is Home Sweet Home

Accession Number: SCO BD0206
Title: Dearest Spot on Earth to Me Is Home, Sweet Home
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Notes: On sheet with: Welcome, Welcome Home

Accession Number: SCO BD0207
Title: Death of Ellsworth
Composer: Gay, James D.
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Gay, 1861
Original Tune: Auld Lang Syne

Accession Number: SCO BD0208
Title: Death of Little Joey
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0209
Title: Death of Nelson
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0210
Title: Declaration
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 1861?

Accession Number: SCO BD0211
Title: Departure of the 69th Volunteers
Composer: Flanagan, John
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?
Original Tune: River Roe

Accession Number: SCO BD0212
Title: Dermot Astore: Reply to Kathleen Mavourneen
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Original Tune: Kathleen Mavourneen
Notes: On sheet with: Farewell to Home

Accession Number: SCO BD0212
Title: Farewell to Home: Swiss Melody
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Notes: On sheet with: Dermot Astore

Accession Number: SCO BD0213
Title: Deserted Seamstress
Composer: Gannon, T.
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Original Tune: Lily of the West

Accession Number: SCO BD0214
Title: Dick Darlin' the Cobbler
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0215
Title: Didn't She Seem to Like It?
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Added Entry: Pastor, Tony - PRF
Original Tune: Jim Crack-corn

Accession Number: SCO BD0216
Title: Dig Dig Dig, or, Hush-A-Bye Baby
Publication Info: [S.L.]: [S.N.], 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0217
Title: Digging for Gould
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0218
Title: Dinah's Lamentation
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Original Tune: Girl I Left Behind Me

Accession Number: SCO BD0219
Title: Dixey's Land
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 186-?
Added Entry: Dixey, E.F. - PRF

Accession Number: SCO BD0220
Title: Dixie for the Union
Composer: Crosby, Fanny
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0221
Title: Dixie of Our Union
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0222
Title: Dixie, Where Is Dixie?
Composer: Buntline, Ned
Publication Info: Philadelphia: Auner, 186-?

Accession Number: SCO BD0223
Title: Dixie's Land No. 6
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Original Tune: Dixie's Land

Accession Number: SCO BD0224
Title: Do They Miss Me at Home
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0225
Title: Do You Ask Me If I Love You
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?

Accession Number: SCO BD0226
Title: Do You Ever Think of Me
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 1860?

Accession Number: SCO BD0227
Title: Do You Really Think She Did?
Publication Info: New York: De Marsan, 18--?
Original Tune: She Had Such a Delicate Way

Accession Number: SCO BD0228
Title: Dr. Burdell, or The Bond Street Murder
Composer: Saugerties Bard
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 1857
Added Entry: Backus, Henry - CMP
Original Tune: Burns' Farewell

Accession Number: SCO BD0229
Title: Doctor's Wife
Publication Info: New York: Andrews, 18--?