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John Adam Granade was a Methodist circuit preacher in east Tennessee and Kentucky, poet and hymn-writer. His ''Pilgrim's Songster'', published in 1804, would be a large contribution to camp-meeting songs. | John Adam Granade was a Methodist circuit preacher in east Tennessee and Kentucky, poet and hymn-writer. His ''Pilgrim's Songster'', published in 1804, would be a large contribution to camp-meeting songs. | ||
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Revision as of 08:17, 19 November 2020
Life
Born: 9 May 1763, Jones County, North Carolina
Died: 6 December 1807, Lexington, Kentucky
Biography
John Adam Granade was a Methodist circuit preacher in east Tennessee and Kentucky, poet and hymn-writer. His Pilgrim's Songster, published in 1804, would be a large contribution to camp-meeting songs.
There is no Wikipedia site yet.
Settings of text by John Granade
- Forster (Anonymous)
- Messiah (1813) (Anonymous)
- Mount Calvary (Ananias Davisson)
- Sweet Rivers (William Moore)
- Transport (Anonymous)
- The Trumpeters (William Walker)
Publications
- Granade, John A. 1804. The Pilgrim's Songster. Lexington, Kentucky: Daniel Bradford.
External links
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