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[When some strange and unknown pathway]

[When some strange and unknown pathway]

Composer: Ludie D. Pickett (1913)
Published in 2 hymnals


Composer: Ludie D. Pickett

Ludie Carrington Day Pickett USA 1867-1953. Born at Bayou Tunica, East Baton Rouge, LA, she attended Mansfield Female College in Desoto Parish, LA, and became a professor there. She met her future husband, Leander Lycurgus Pickett, when he had a speaking engagement there. He was a Methodist minister and itinerant evangelist. They were married in 1888, and they had seven children: Jarrell, Ludo, Willard, Vernon, Eulice, Wilbur, and Leroy. Her husband pastored a number of churches and conducted revival meetings throughout the South and Southwest. In 1890 the Picketts lived in Wilmore, KY, where her husband helped found Asbury College. She taught there as a professor, and also became president of the Women’s Christian Temperance U… Go to person page >

Tune Information

Title: [When some strange and unknown pathway]
Composer: Ludie D. Pickett (1913)
Incipit: 13556 53512 35532
Copyright: Public Domain

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