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Amos Pilsbury was a silversmith, schoolteacher, and a clerk in the Presbyterian Church. In 1799 he compiled ''United States Sacred Harmony''. | Amos Pilsbury was a silversmith, schoolteacher, and a clerk in the Presbyterian Church. In 1799 he compiled ''United States Sacred Harmony''. | ||
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Life
Born: 15 October 1772, Newbury, Massachusetts
Died: 19 October 1812, Charleston, South Carolina
Biography
Amos Pilsbury was a silversmith, schoolteacher, and a clerk in the Presbyterian Church. In 1799 he compiled United States Sacred Harmony.
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List of choral works
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Publications
- Pilsbury, Amos. 1799. The United States’ Sacred Harmony. Boston: Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews 224 pp.