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Born: September 2, 1809, Petersburg, New York.
Died: June 22, 1874, New York City.


Lydia and her sister came to Christ with the help of Baptist missionary Eben Tucker. Following their conversion, the Baxter girls helped found the local Baptist church. After Lydia married, she moved to New York City. She was an invalid most of her adult life, but that didn’t stop her active mind from studying the Bible and writing. In 1855, she published Gems by the Wayside, a book of devotional poems. In addition, she often hosted meetings of religious leaders at her home.


Hymns

Cast Thy Net Again, My Brother
Gate Ajar for Me, The
Go, Work in My Vineyard
I’m Kneeling, Lord, at Mercy’s Gate
I’m Weary, I’m Fainting
In the Fadeless Springtime
Master Is Coming, The
One by One we Cross the River
Precious Name (Take The Name Of Jesus)


Source: http://www.cyberhymnal.org/bio/b/a/x/baxter_lo.html

William was the fifth of eight children. His father was the head of Doane and Treat, cotton manufacturers. At a young age Doane showed impressive musical talent. By early adolescence he was playing the flute, violin and double bass fiddle.

From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Howard_Doane

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