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Come, whosoever will

Long ago the dear savior came down

Author: Homer F. Morris
Published in 1 hymnal


Author: Homer F. Morris

Homer Franklin Morris was born March 4, 1875 in Draketown, Georgia, to W. T. and Mary Morris. He was a Baptist, and was married to Elizabeth Kirk in 1898. His musical education was under A. J. Showalter, J. Henry Showalter, and J.B. Herbert. With J. M. Henson he formed the Morris-Henson Company in Atlanta which published gospel songbooks including the Crowning Hymns series. He later sold his interest and moved to Dallas to work for the Stamps-Baxter company. He died January 25, 1955. David Hamrick from Mrs. J.R. Baxter & Videt Polk, Gospel Song Writers Biography (Dallas: Stamps-Baxter, 1971), pp. 257-258. Go to person page >

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First Line: Long ago the dear savior came down
Title: Come, whosoever will
Author: Homer F. Morris
Refrain First Line: Whosoever will may come
Copyright: Public Domain
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Association Songs No.1 #d84

Association Songs No.1 #d84
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