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Braman’s Wanderings
Monthly Archives: July 2012
Sentinel of the South
I was all set this evening to post one of my favorite pictures from Ushuaia, Argentina. However, I received a link for the latest episode of 51° South. The latest episode is 51º South: Sentinel of the South. Vern Cummins, one … Continue reading
Stephen Jenks – Singing Master
Religion in Family History Stephen Jenks was an early American composer of sacred music, a compiler of tunebooks and a traveling music teacher. Stephen was born on March 17, 1772 in Gloucester, Rhode Island to John Jenks and Lydia Bucklin. … Continue reading
Posted in Family History, Genealogy
Tagged A cappella, Books, Family History, Genealogy, music, Religion, Sacred Harp, Shape Notes, Singing, Stephen Jenks, Tunebooks
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