NOTE: all songs, as appropriate, from my Minstrel Songs, Old and New webpage are also listed here, for their chronological listing convenience.
| Title | Words | Music |
|---|---|---|
| 1767 | ||
| Yankee Doodle | anonymous, c1767 | anonymous, c1755; arr. by Dr. Shamburg, 1775; arr. by Colin Coe, 1884 |
| 1784 | ||
| Alknomook (The Death Song of the Cherokee Indians) (aka Cherokee Indian Death Song) | anon.; adapted by Anne Hone Hunter | anon.; arranged by James Hewitt |
| 1795 | ||
| When Love Gets You Fast in Her Clutches (from The Children in the Wood) | Thomas Morton | Dr. Samuel Arnold, 1740-1802 |
| 1798 | ||
| Hail Columbia | anonymous | anon.; Arr. by T. Comer (1857) |
| The Linnet | anonymous | Mr. James Hook, 1746-1827 |
| 1799 | ||
| Auld Lang Syne | anonymous | D. Ross |
| Auld Lang Syne (Duet for Piano and Harp) | none | Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Anthony Corri, 1784-1832] |
| Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forget [aka Auld Lang Syne] | anonymous | anonymous |
| Sonata Pathetique, Op. 13, Mvt 2, "Adagio cantibile" (aka Moonlight Sonata) | none | Ludwig Van Beethoven, 1770-1827; arr. for Violin Octet by Benjamin Robert Tubb |
| 1800 | ||
| A Rose Tree [circa 1800] | anonymous | anonymous |
| Crazy Jane | Mathew Gregory Lewis | John Davy, 1763-1824 |
| Highland Mary [circa 1800s] | Robert Burns, 1759-1896 | anonymous |
| My Poor Dog Tray [circa 1800] | T. Campbell | James Hewitt, 1770-1827 |
| Pretty Maids All in a Row (Nursery Song) [circa 180?] | anonymous | Mr. James Hook, 1746-1827 |
| The Federal Constitution & Liberty for Ever (Patriotic Song) [circa 1800] | Mr. Milns | Mr. James Hewitt, 1768-1827 |
| 1801 | ||
| The People's March; and, Election--The People's Right [March] | John J. Hawkins | John J. Hawkins |
| 1802 | ||
| Sonata quasi una Fantasia, Op. 27, No. 2, Mvt. 1 | none | Ludwig Van Beethoven, 1770-1827; arranged for Violin Octet by Benjamin Robert Tubb |
| 1803 | ||
| Life Let Us Cherish [circa 1799-1803] | Mr. Derick | (Johann Chrysostom) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, 1756-1791 |
| The Orphan's Prayer (A Pathetic New Song) | anon. | Miss Abrams |
| 1804 | ||
| I Leave My Heart With Thee [circa 1804-1806] | anonymous | Mr. James Hook, 1746-1827 |
| The Rapids (A Canadian Boat Song) | Thomas Moore, 1799-1852 | Tune: Dans Mon Chemin |
| The Sisters | anon. | James Hook, 1746-1827 |
| 1805 | ||
| All's Well (from The English Fleet in 1342) | Thomas John Didbin | John Braham |
| 1806 | ||
| Here in Their Father's House of Pray'r (Hymn) [circa 1806-1808] | A Gentleman of the City [New York] | J. Willson |
| 1807 | ||
| Sweet Is the Vale [circa 1807-8] | anon. | Duchess of Devonshire; Arranged by G. Woodham |
| 1808 | ||
| A Son of the Desert Am I | John P. Wilson | Walter A. Phillips |
| Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms [Tune: My Lodging Is on the Cold Ground] | Thomas Moore, 1779-1852 | Arranged by Sir John Stevenson |
| Jesse the Flow'r O' Dumblane | Robert Tannahill | Reginald Archibald Smith |
| 1809 | ||
| Oh! Why Should the Girl of My Soul Be in Tears | Thomas Moore, 1779-1852 | Thomas Moore, 1779-1852 |
| 1810 | ||
| Soldier Rest (No. 2 from Six Ballads from the Poem Lady of the Lake) | Sir Wallter Scott | Benjamin Carr, Op. VII |
| 1811 | ||
| Boat Song (from The Lady of the Lake, 1810) | Sir Walter Scott, 1771-1832 | anonymous |
| March! March, Etrick & Teviot Dale! (All the Blue Bonnets Are Over the Border) (A National Scotch Song) [circa 1811-1829] | anonymous | anonymous |
| 1812 | ||
| Oh Fate in Pity (No. 3 from Four Songs) | anonymous | Charles Gilfert |
| The Harp [circa 1812-14] | anonymous | C. Gilfert |
| 1813 | ||
| The Last Rose of Summer [from Moore's Irish Melodies] | Thomas Moore, 1779-1852 | Thomas Moore, 1779-1852 |
| The Minstrel Boy [from Moore's Irish Melodies] | Thomas Moore, 1779-1852 | Thomas Moore, 1779-1852 |
| Ye Gentlemen of England | anon. | John Wall Callcott, 1766-1821 |
| 1814 | ||
| The Star Spangled Banner [Sep.] | Francis Scott Key, 1780-1843 | John Stafford Smith, 1750-1836; Arranged by Thomas Carr, 1814 Arranged by Collin Coe, 1884 |
| 1815 | ||
| Merrily, Merrily Rounds the Bark [circa 1815-1819] | Dr. Clarke | Dr. Clarke |
| The Heroe of New Orleans (Battle of the memoriable 8th January 1815) [20 Dec] | none | Philippe Laroque |
| The Washing Day (A Ballad for Wet Weather) [circa 1815-1819] | anonymous | anonymous |
| Thou Dear Native Land | John Steward, Esq. | Dr. John Clarke of Cambridge |
| 1816 | ||
| Washington's Grand March | none | anonymous |
| 1817 | ||
| Mary's Tears | Thomas Moore, 1779-1852 | Oliver Shaw, 1779-1849 |
| 1818 | ||
| Oft in the Stilly Night | Thomas Moore, 1779-1852 | Scotch Air; arr. by Sir John Stevenson |
| Will You Come to the Bower [circa 1818] | Thomas Moore, 1779-1852 | Thomas Moore?, 1779-1852 |
| 1819 | ||
| In Glasgow Town My Mither Dwells (A Favorite New Song) [circa 1815-1819] | Mr. Upton | I. Sanderson |
| Lo! Here the Gentle Lark | William Shakespeare, 1593, from Venus and Adonis | Sir Henry Rowley Bishop, for Shakespeare's play The Comedy of Errors |
| Sicilian Hymn [published in 1819; copyright 26 Oct 1816, from Templi Carmina]anon. | anon. | |
| 1820 | ||
| Absent Friends (Duetto [for Soprano & Alto]) [circa 1820s] | anon. | Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antoni Corri, 1784-1832] |
| As Late By Love [circa 1820s] | [Domenico?] Corri | [Domenico?] Corri |
| Blue Eye'd Mary (with [6] Variations for the Piano Forte) [circa 1820s] | none | Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antony Corri, 1784-1832] |
| Bonaparte's Retreat!!! From Moscow [circa 1820s] | none | Alexander Campbell |
| Forget Thee! No [circa 1820s] | Mrs. Opie | Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antony Corri, 1784-1832] |
| Huzza! Here's Columbia For Ever! [circa 1820s] | anon. | Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antony Corri, 1784-1832] |
| I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee [circa 1820s] | Mrs. Robinson | Mr. James Hook, 1746-1827 |
| Oh Tell Me How From Love to Fly (Song) [circa 1820s] | anon. | Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antony Corri, 1784-1832] |
| Soldier Rest, the Fight Is Over [circa 1820s] | Lieut. Hall of the U.S. Army | Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antony Corri, 1784-1832] |
| The Green Spot That Blooms O'er the Desert of Life | J. P. Curran | Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antony Corri, 1784-1832] |
| Thou Art Gone Awa' (Scotch Ballad) | anon. | anon.; Arr. by Benjamin Carr, 1768-1831 |
| 1821 | ||
| Hymn to the Evening Star | George Gordon, Lord Byron | T. V. Wiesenthal, M. D. |
| 1822 | ||
| Araby's Daughter (from Lalla Rookh) | Thomas Moore, 1779-1852 | George Kiallmark, 1781-1835 |
| 1823 | ||
| Hey Down Derry (Drinking Chorus, Song & Glee; from the Opera of the Enterprise [1823]) | Col. W. H. Hamilton | Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antony Corri, 1784-1832] |
| Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord! (42nd Hymn-- P. M.) [1 Oct] | anon. | Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antony Corri, 1784-1832] |
| Home, Sweet Home (from Clari, or the Maid of Milan) | John Howard Payne, 1791-1852 | "Sicilian Air" arranged by Henry Rowley Bishop, 1786-1855 |
| Hurrah! Hurrah! (German National Song)(from the Opera of Swedish Patriotism) [6 Jan] | A Lady of Philadelphia | anon.; Arranged by Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antony Corri, 1784-1832] |
| O Steal Not the Ray (from the Opera of the Enterprize [1823]) | Col. W. H. Hamilton | Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antony Corri, 1784-1832] |
| The Apparition of a Dandy (Song) | Charles Temple, Esqr. | Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antony Corri, 1784-1832] |
| 1824 | ||
| And Since You Leave Me" (Irish Melody) (No. 3 from a collection) [6 Dec] | Mrs. Alsop | Mrs. Alsop; Arr. by Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antony Corri, 1784-1832] |
| Last New Year's Day (No. 6 from a collection) [6 Dec] | Mrs. Alsop | Mrs. Alsop; Arr. by Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antony Corri, 1784-1832] |
| March to the Battle Field (Scotch Melody) [1 Mar] | anon. | Arr. by Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antony Corri] |
| Mr. Burns and His Wife [20 May] | a Gentleman of Maryland [P. Moore?] | a Gentleman of Maryland [P. Moore?] |
| The Minstrel Knight (with Harp) [12 June] | Benjamin Carr?, 1768-1831 | Benjamin Carr, 1768-1831 |
| O Swiftly Glides the Bonny Boat (Scotch Air) [3 Dec] | Johanna Bailie | anonymous; arr. by J. F. Hance |
| The Poor Hindoo (No. 1 from a Collection) [6 Dec] | Mrs. Opie | Mrs. Alsop; Arr. by Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Anthony Corri, 1784-1832] |
| William and Marry (No. 4 from a collection) [6 Dec] | Mrs. Alsop | Mrs. Alsop; Arr. by Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antony Corri, 1884-1832] |
| 1825 | ||
| I'll Pull a Bunch of Buds and Flowers [30 July] | John Cole? | anon.; adapted and arranged by John Cole |
| 1826 | ||
| On With the Tartan (Scotch Song) [17 Jan] | T. V. Wiesenthal, M. D. | T. V. Wiesenthal, M. D. |
| 1827 | ||
| Go It Jerry (A Round for Four Voices) [22 Feb] | John Cole | John Cole |
| Polly Hopkins & Tommy Tompkins (Comic Duett) [15 Jan] | anon. | anon.; arr. John Laddon |
| 1828 | ||
| Coming Through the Rye (Scotch Ballad) | Robert Burns, 1759-1796 (1795) | anonymous |
| I Remember I Remember [29 Sep) | Thomas Hood | Christopher Meineke, 1782-1850 |
| The King and the Countryman (Comic Song) | anonymous | anonymous; arr. by Mr. Parnell |
| 1829 | ||
| Jim Crow (A Comic Song) | Thomas Dartmouth ("Daddy") Rice | Thomas Dartmouth ("Daddy") Rice |
| My Highland Mary [29 Nov] | Lady Norton | Christopher Meineke |
| Our Flag Is There [republished in 1861] | Purser Joseph Watson, USN, aboard the U.S.S. Boston | Purser Joseph Watson, USN, aboard the U.S.S. Boston |
| The Coal Black Rose | White Snyder | anonymous |
| The Old Bachelor (2nd Edition) [circa 1829] | Thomas Haynes Bayley, 1797-1829 | Thomas Haynes Bayley, 1797-1829 |
| There's Nothing True But Heaven | Thomas Moore, 1779-1852 (from Sacred Melodies) | Oliver Shaw, 1779-1849 |
| 1830 | ||
| Fisher's Hornpipe [and] College Hornpipe [aka Sailor's Hornpipe] [circa 1830s] | none | anonymous |
| Lord! I Believe! [circa 1830s] | Thomas Haines Bayley, Esqr., 1797-1839 | John Barnett, 1802-1890 |
| The Cavalier ("'Twas a Beautiful Night") (circa 1830s) | W. H. Bellamy | Charles W. Grover |
| The Soldier's Tear (from Music and Prejudice) | Thomas Haynes Bayley, 1797-1829 | George Alexander Lee, 1802-1852 |
| The Tinker, the Dog and the Drummer (A Comic Italian Round in Three Voices) [circa 1830s] | anon. | anon. |
| The Wolf Is Out! (circa 1830s) | J. Arnold Esq. | T. Cooke |
| 1831 | ||
| Analization, or What Are Mortals Made Of (Comic Song) | anonymous | anonymous; arr. by E. R. Hansen |
| Buy a Broom (aka, The Bavarian Girl's Song) (circa 1831) | D. O. Meara | Anon., from the German Augustin; Arranged by Alexander Lee |
| Love Not | Mrs. Norton | Arthur Clifton [aka Philip Antony Corri, 1784-1832] |
| New York, or Oh! what a Charming City | J. G. Airdner, A. M. | J. G. Airdner, A. M. |
| 1832 | ||
| America (aka, My Country 'Tis of Thee) | Samuel Francis Smith, 1808-1895 (1831) | Henry Carey 1689-1743, from God Save the King (1744); Arranged by Collin Coe (1884) |
| Clare de Kitchen (Song) | Thomas Dartmouth (Daddy) Rice | Thomas Dartmouth (Daddy) Rice |
| My Pretty Jane (The Bloom Is on the Rye) | Edward Fitzball, 1792-1873 | Sir Henry Rowley Bishop, 1786-1855 |
| 1833 | ||
| All Things Love Thee So Do I (Ballad) | anon. | Charles Edward Horn, 1786-1849 |
| Am I to Blame (from Songs of Fancy, No. 2) | Thomas Haines Bayley, 1797-1839, Esq. | James Gaspard Maeder |
| Ching a Ching Chaw (aka Sambo's Address to His Bred'ren) | anonymous | anonymous |
| The Bee-Gum [Southern Negro melody from South Carolina] | anon. | anon. |
| The Lad With His Side Locks Curled (Comic Song) | anonymous | anonymous; Arranged by J. Long |
| 1834 | ||
| Billy Barlow [28 May] | Billy Barlow | Billy Barlow [?]; Arr. by P. F. Fallon |
| Erin Is My Home | James Gaspard Maeder? | James Gaspard Maeder |
| King Andrew (Glee) (Tune: DAME DURDEN) | anonymous | anonymous |
| O Merry Row the Bonnie Bark (Ballad) [circa 1834] | anon. and John Parry, 1776-1851 | ancient Northumbrian melody and John Parry, 1776-1851 |
| Old Ironsides (A Glee) | Miss S. W. Perry | E. Ives Junior |
| Thanksgiving Anthem [18 Sep] | C. Nolcini | C. Nolcini |
| The Devoted (from Songs of Fancy, No. 1) | Sutton Elliot, Esq. | James Gaspard Maeder |
| Zip Coon (aka Turkey in the Straw) |
either ? George Washington Dixon, George Nichols, or, Bob Farrell |
either ? George Washington Dixon, George Nichols, or, Bob Farrell |
| 1835 | ||
| Are There Tidings? | Thomas Haynes Bayley, 1797-1839, Esq. | Charles Edward Horn, 1786-1849 |
| Clare de Kitchen (Instrumental) | none | anonymous |
| Durango's Hornpipe & Money Musk [circa 1835] | none | anonymous |
| Long, Long Ago | Thomas Haynes Bayley, 1797-1839 | Thomas Haynes Bayley, 1797-1839 |
| Tell Him I Love Him Yet (Ballad) | from the New York Mirror by the Author of Lillian | Alexander Ball, Esqr. |
| 1836 | ||
| Come Brothers, Sons of Jove (Glee) | anonymous | Samuel Wyvill, Esq.; with accomp. by William Clifton |
| I'd Marry Him Tomorrow (from the Comic Operetta A Loan of a Lover) | anonymous | Arranged by T. Youres Chubb |
| Jim Brown (Comic Song) | William Clifton | William Clifton |
| John Anderson My Jo John (Ballad) (Scotch Air) | Robert Burns | anon.; arr. by John Watson |
| Our Old Tom Cat; or, The Cat's March Out of the Ash Hole (Comic Song or Duett) | William Clifton | Arranged by Jupiter Zeus Hesser |
| Rory O'Moore | Samuel Lover, 1797-1868 | Irish melody; adapted by Samuel Lover, 1797-1868 |
| The Dumb Wife (Comic Song No. 57 from Comic Songs) | anonymous | anonymous |
| The Moon (Duet) | A Lady of New York | Charles Edward Horn, 1786-1849 |
| The Minstrel's Harp [circa 1836] | Sir Walter Scott | John Clarke-Whitfeld, 1770-1836 |
The New York Quadrilles, Containing
|
none | anonymous |
| Those Magic Eyes (No. 1 of the Magic Lute) (A Ballad) | anonymous | Anthony F. Winnemore; Arr. by J. C. Viereck |
| Will You Come to the Bow'r (with Eight Variations for the Piano Forte) | Thomas Moore, 1779-1852 | J. Eckhard Jr. |
| 1837 | ||
| Here's a Health to All Good Lasses [Glee for 3 Voices] (from The Orphean Lyre, No. 7, 2nd Series) | anonymous | a Professor |
| Kathleen Mavourneen | Mrs. Marion Crawford | Frederick Nicholls Crouch, 1808-1896 |
| Oh! Come With Me ("There's a Lone Lovely Isle") (Ballad) | William Richardson Dempster, 1809-1871 | William Richardson Dempster, 1809-1871 |
| 1838 | ||
| Annie Laurie | anon. | Anon. Scotch air; arranged by Finley Dun, 1795-1853 |
| Old Rosin the Beau (Comic Song) | anonymous | anon.; arranged by J. C. Beckell |
| Sweet Oh Sweet Are the Joys (Cavantina) (from the Opera of La Bayadere) | William Clifton | William Clifton |
| The Oak ("In Youth It Shelter'd Me") | George Pope Morris, Esq., 1802-1864 | Mr. P. Manro |
| The Silver Moon | J. Chadwick | J. Chadwick |
| 1839 | ||
| Fix (aka I Should Have Studied Both Johnson & Walker) (Comic Song) | A. McMacken Esq. | Signor De Begnis |
| Fanny Gray (A Ballad of Real Life) | Mrs. Norton | Mrs. Norton |
| Flirtation (Answer to Fanny Grey) | "The Author" | "The Author" |
| Here She Goes (Comic Song) | Eminent Professors | Eminent Professors |
| Nothing Else to Do (Comic Song) | from an old American Ballad | Arranged by W. A. Newland |
| One Day While Workin' at My Plough (Comic Duett) [15 May] | compiled from an Old English Ballad | Arranged by W. A. Newland |
| Patrick Cazey (Comic Duetto) | Mr. Shaw | Arranged by T. Carr |
| She Wore a Wreath of Roses | Thomas Haynes Bayley, 1797-1839 | Joseph Philip Knight, 1812-1887 |
| Tell Her She Haunts My Yet | a Lady of Louisville | Charles Edward Horn, 1786-1849 |
| The Kisses of the Dead (Song) [18 Sep] | anon. | W. M. Rooke |
| The Times | anonymous | John Smith |
| 1840 | ||
| Does Your Mother Know You're Out? (Comic Song) [circa 1840s] | W. H. C. West | W. West |
| I Defy Thee to Forget [circa 1840s] | W. Gilmore Simms, Esq. | F. Kinlock |
| I Seen Her at de Window (c1840s) | anon. | anon. |
| I Wish He Would Decide Mama (Ballad) [31 Aug] | J. Chadwick | J. Chadwick |
| Jenny Get Your Hoe Cake Done | Joel Walker Sweeney [?], 1810-1860 | Joel Walker Sweeney [?], 1810-1860 |
| Jim Along Josey | Edward Harper | Edward Harper? |
| Jonny Boker, or, De Broken Yoke in de Coaling Ground (Banjo Song) | anon. | anon. |
| Little Katy; or, Hot Corn [ca.1840s] | James Simmonds | A. Sedgwich |
| May-Day in England (Caledonian Air) (Song or Glee) [29 Apr] | anon. | Arranged by J. Chadwick |
| My Bonnie Mary (Ballad) | Robert Burns | I. T. Stoddard |
| Ocular Demonstration [ca.1840s] | Samuel Lover, 1797-1868 | Samuel Lover, 1797-1868 |
| Ole Virginy Break Down | Joel Walker Sweeny?, 1810-1860 | Joel Walker Sweeny?, 1810-1860 |
| Ole Tare River | anonymous | anonymous |
| Robin's Return (Companion to The Ship-boy's Letter | J. J. Lonsdale | Virginia Gabriel |
| Settin' On A Rail; or, Raccoon Hunt [circa 1840s] | anon. | anon. |
| Stars of the Summer Night (Serenade) [circa 1840s] | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1807-1882 | C. H. Compton |
| Stars of the Summer Night (Serenade) [circa 1840s] | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1807-1882 | Berthold Tours, 1838-1987 |
| Tell Me Josey Whar You Bin | anon. | anon. |
| The Cat's Grand Concert, or Grimalkin's First Appearance (Comic Song & Trio/Chorus) | William Clifton | William Clifton |
| The Cracovienne (from the Grand Ballet The Gypsie) [circa 1840s] | none | N. Charles Bocsha |
| The Fairy Boy [ca.1840s] | Samuel Lover, 1797-1868 | Samuel Lover, 1797-1868 |
| The Girl I Left Behind Me [ca. 1840s] | anon. | anon.; Arr. Samuel Lover, 1797-1868 |
| The Greenwood Tree [ca. 1840s] | Charles Jefferys | S. Nelson |
| The Last Link Is Broken (A Duet) [circa 1840] | anonymous | William Clifton |
| The Last Rose of Summer | Thomas Moore | James Gaspard Maeder |
| The Minstrel Serenade [4 Mar] | J. Chadwick | J. Chadwick |
| The Union Hymn (National Anthem) [9 Jul] | Flaccus | Meldody by Flaccus; Arranged by Charles Edward Horn, 1786-1849 |
| Virginia Reels (A Collection of the Most Admired Reels, Dances, &c. Selected and Arranged for the Piano Forte) Contains: (1) George Booker; (2) Where Did You Come From; (3) Colonel Crockett; (4) Rose on the Mountain; (5) Billy in the Woods; (6) Juniper Hall; (7) Lady of the Lake; (8) Scott's Favorite; (9) Miss Clark's Hornpipe; (10) Old Dominion Reel; (11) The Fox Hunt; (12) James River Reel [circa 1840s] |
none | anonymous |
| Voice Quadrilles [18 May] Contains: No. 1. Introductory; No. 2. L'Ete; No. 3. If You Consent to Dance With Me; No. 4. Hark the Merry Trumpet; No. 5. Laughing Finale |
anon. | Arranged by Francis Johnson |
| We'll Hunt the Buffalo! [circa 1840s] | F. M. | Arr'd by A. Briff |
| When the Pigs Begin to Fly! (Tip-Topical Song) [circa 1840s] | John F. McArdle | John F. McArdle; Arranged by Henry Round |
| 1841 | ||
| I Would Not Live Always (A Sacred Song & Chorus) [1 Sep] | William Clifton | William Clifton |
| Lights & Shades [13 Apr] | Mrs. Felicia Dorethea Hemans, 1794-1835] | Francis Petersilea |
| My Woodland Bride (Ballad) | George Pope Morris, 1802-1864 | Charles Edward Horn, 1786-1849 |
| New England New England (My Home O'er the Sea) | Anna M. Wells | I. T. Stoddard |
| The Bow & Arrow (A humourous Ballad) | anon. | anon. |
| The Carrier Dove, also, The Spirit Bird (Ballad) | anon. and Rev. Dr. J. N. Maffit | Daniel Johnson |
| The Pirate's Serenade | Alexander Ball | German Air; Adapted, Arranged & Partly Composed by Alexander Ball |
| The Sailor Boy's Grave | J. Martin, Esqr. (of Clifton) | J. Martin, Esqr. (of Clifton) |
| 1842 | ||
| Johnny Sands (Comic Ballad) | anonymous | John Sinclair |
| The Blind Boy | Miss Hannah F. Gould | William Richardson Dempster, 1809-1871 |
| The Old Arm Chair (Ballad) [25 Oct] | Eliza[beth] Cook, 1818-1889 [1838] | Samuel Carusi |
| We Won't Go Home Till Morning [tune aka: For He's a Jolly Good Fellow; and The Bear Came Over the Mountain] |
William Clifton | William Clifton |
| 1843 | ||
| Alabama Joe | R. W. Smith | R. W. Smith |
| Bless Dat Lubly Yaller Gal | anon. | Charles White |
| Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean | David T. Shaw | David T. Shaw |
| Cudjos Wild Hunt (Parody of Lutzows Wild Hunt) | Anthony F. Winnemore | Anthony F. Winnemore |
| Dandy Jim of Caroline | Silas Sexton Steele | J. Richard ("Ole Bull") Myers |
| De Boatman Dance (compare to this version) | Daniel Decatur Emmett | Daniel Decatur Emmett, 1815-1904 |
| De New York Gals (Comic Song) | anon. | Adapted by Charles Reps |
| Excelsior! (Duet) (circa 1843) | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1807-1882 | Michael William Balfe, 1808-1870 |
| In De Wild Raccoon Track (Adapted to the Melody There Is No Home Like My Own with Solo & Quartetto) [27 Dec] | anon. | Adapted by Charles Reps |
| Jeanie Morrison (Ballad) | William Motherwell | William Richardson Dempster, 1809-1871 |
| King Alcohol (A Comic Temperance Glee) (Tune: King Andrew [1834]) | The Hutchinson Family | anon.; Adapted by the Hutchinson Family |
| My Early Home | Edwin Scranton Esq. | L. Thayer Chadwick |
| My Mother's Bible | George Pope Morris, 1802-1864 | John J. Hutchinson, 1821-1908; Harmonized by James B. Taylor |
| My Old Aunt Sally (No. 6 from Old Dan Emmit's Original Banjo Melodies) | anonymous | Daniel Decaur Emmett, 1815-1904; Arranged for the Piano Forte by Rice |
| My Sister, Oh! My Sister | J. D. Reid, Esq. | L. Thayer Chadwick |
| O Lub Gals Gib Me, &c | Old Dan D. Emmit [Daniel Decatur Emmett, 1815-1904] | Old Dan D. Emmit [Daniel Decatur Emmett, 1815-1904]; Arranged for the Piano Forte by Rice |
| Old Dan Tucker | Daniel Decatur Emmett, 1815-1904 | Daniel Decatur Emmett, 1815-1904 |
| The Answer to the Lament of the Irish Emigrant (A Reply to the "Lament of the Irish Emigrant") [circa 1843] | John S. Murphy, Esqr. | T. Bissell |
| The Death of Warren (A National Song) | Epes Sargent, Esq., 1812-1880 | William Richardson Dempster, 1809-1871 |
| The Gypsy Girl's Dream; or, I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls (from the Opera The Bohemian Girl) |
Alfred Bunn, Esq. | Michael William Balfe, 1808-1870 |
| The Lament of the Irish Emigrant (Ballad) | The Hon. Mrs. Price Blackwood [Helena Selina Sheridan (Lady Dufferin)] | William Richardson Dempster, 1809-1871 |
| The "Old Granite State" | John Hutchinson, 1821-1908 | John Hutchinson, 1821-1908 |
| The Snow Storm | Selba Smith, 1792-1868 | Lyman Heath, 1804-1870 |
| There Is No Home Like My Own (Tyrolien) [circa <=1847] | from The Bijou | Madam Malibran |
| Think Not Though Fate | E. Woolf, Esq. | E. Woolf, Esq. |
| 1844 | ||
| Answer to the "Old Arm Chair" [aka "A Reply to the Old Arm-Chair"] [19 Jul] | John H. Warland, Esq | T. H. Bissell |
| Buffalo Gals (compare to Lubly Fan Will You Cum Out To Night?) | anon. | Cool White |
| Corn Field Green (A Parody on 'A Summers Day') | Old Dan Emmit | J. Freidheim |
| De Ole Grey Goose | J. P. Carter | J. P. Carter; Arr. by J. W. Turner |
| Get Off the Track! | Jesse Hutchinson Jr. | Jesse Hutchinson Jr. |
| Hannibal's Oath (Song) [2 Dec] | Miss Landon | J. B. Clements |
| Lubly Dine (Sung by the Virginia Serenaders) | James Sanford | James Sanford |
| Lucy Long | anon. | anon. |
| Lucy Neal | James Sanford | James Sanford |
| Lovely Maid (Song or Duett) [13 May] | A. R. Hill | Philip Trajetta |
| My Happy Home [Jan] | John Blockley | John Blockley |
| Nigger Put Down Dat Jug (Sung by the Virginia Serenader) [Melody by Henry Russell from Woodman Spare That Tree] | Cool White | Arranged by J. W. Turner |
| Old Virginia State [aka The Band of Niggers! From "Ole Virginny State"] | anonymous | anonymous |
| Ole Pee Dee | J. P. Carter | J. P. Carter; Arr. by J. W. Turner |
| Pompy O' Smash (Parody) | Daniel Decatur Emmett, 1815-1904 | Daniel Decatur Emmett, 1815-1904 |
| Sing, Sing, Darkies, Sing (c1844) | anon. | anon. |
| The Call of Freedom (An American National Hymn) [9 Apr] | Mrs. Henry | Charles F. Heuberer |
| The Jolly Raftsman | Andrew Evans | anon. |
| The Raging Canal (A Comic Song) | P. Morris | P. Morris |
| Walk Along John | J. P. Carter | J. P. Carter; Arr. by J. W. Turner |
| Walk, Jaw Bone (written expressly for Cool White) | Silas Sexton Steele | Silas Sexton Steele |
| 1845 | ||
| Dermot Astore (The Reply to Kathleen Mavourneen) | Mrs. Marion Crawford | Frederick Nicholls Crouch, 1808-1896 |
| I'm Sailin' on de Old Canal | L. V. H. Crosby | L. V. H. Crosby |
| Julianna Johnson (No. 5 from Songs of the Congo Melodists) | Charles A. White | Charles A. White |
| Little Topsy's Song | Eliza Cook, 1819-1889 | Asa B. Hutchinson, 1821-1884 |
| Miss Julia Is a Handsome Gall | L. V. H. Crosby | L. V. H. Crosby |
| Miss Nancy Paul (As sung by the Harmoneons) | M. S. Pike | L. V. H. Crosby |
| The Dying Soldier (Song) | anon. | anon. |
| The Indian's Prayer | anon. | Isaac Baker Woodbury, 1819-1858 |
| The Sailor's Grave (Song for the Guitar) | Eliza Cook, 1818-1889 | Edward A. Hopkins |
| Where Can the Soul Find Rest? (No. 13 from Songs & Glees of the Baker Family) | anon. | John C. Baker |
| 1846 | ||
| De Banks ob de Ohio | Nightingale Serenaders [J. Stimmel, G. Kunkel, C. Little, W. Stimmel, J. S. Boswell] | Nightingale Serenaders [J. Stimmel, G. Kunkel, C. Little, W. Stimmel, J. S. Boswell] |
| De Blue Tail Fly (A Negro Song) | C. H. Keith ? | C. H. Keith ? |
| Jim Crack Corn; or, The Blue Tail Fly | Daniel Decatur Emmett ? | Daniel Decatur Emmett ? |
| Midnight Rhymes; or, 'Tis Merry When the Stars Are Bright | Barry Cornwall | Francis H. Brown |
| O! Lady, Sweetest Lady | J. S. Davis | L. V. H. Crosby |
| O Talk Not to Me of Fair Italy's Sky [2 Mar] | Amelia | Bernard Covert |
| Oh! Wake Up in de Morning (No. 3 of 12 from Whitlock's Collection of Ethiopian Melodies) | W. C. T. | anon. |
| Ride on Darkies (No. 4 from Harmoneons Carolina Melodies) | Marshall S. Pike | anon.; arranged by L. V. H. Crosby |
| Song of the Convict [26 Nov] | William Bradley | James M. Bradley |
| Stars of the Summer Night (Serenade) [30 Jan] | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1807-1882 | Henry Kleber |
| The Jenny Lind Polka [2 Dec] | none | Arranged by Allen Dodworth |
| The Low Backed Car (A Characteristic Irish Song) [22 Dec] | Samuel Lover, 1797-1868 | Samuel Lover, 1797-1868 |
| The Old Yankee Lady | S. S. Jacobs | anon. |
| The Rose of Alabama | Silas Sexton Steele | anonymous |
| What Can It Be That Makes Me Sad | Lionel Jacobs | Lionel Jacobs; Arranged by Claudio S. Graffula [aka Grafulla], 1812-1890 |
| 1847 | ||
| Away to de Sugar Cane Field (from Plantation Melodies) | Siles Sexton Steele, Esq. | anon.; Arr. by Anthony F. Winnemore |
| Billy Boy (A Curious Legend) [21 May] | anon. | anon.; Arranged by Edward L. White |
| Bingen on the Rhine (Song) | Hon. Mrs. Norton | H. S. Saroni |
| De Color'd Fancy Ball (No. 14 from Music of the Ethiopian Serenaders | Ethiopian Serenaders | Ethiopian Serenaders |
| De Eel Catchers Glee (No. 6 from Plantation Melodies) | Silas Sexton Steele Esq. | Silas Sexton Steele Esq.; Arranged by Anthony F. Winnemore |
| De Floating Scow ob Ole Virginia [aka Oh Carry Me Back to Ole Virginia] [20 Sep] | Charles White | Charles White |
| De History ob de World (from the Popular Extravaganza of Buffalo Gals at the Adelphi) | anon. | anon.; Arranged by T. Contreso |
| He Doeth All Things Well, or, My Sister [26 Mar] | F. M. E. | Isaac Baker Woodbury, 1819-1858 |
| Farewell to Georgia [15 Dec] | Silas Sexton Steele, Esq. | anonymous; Arranged by Anthony F. Winnemore |
| Jamie's on the Stormy Sea (Ballad) | anon. | Bernard Covert |
| Kate of Carolina | Silas Sexton Steele, Esq. | anon. |
| Mary Blane | F. C. German | Charles T. White; Arranged by J. H. Howard |
| Mary Blane (the original) | H. Delma | Harmonized by H. Delma |
| My Pretty Yaller Gal | Thomas Vaughn | Christy's Minstrels |
| Oh! Home of My Boyhood, My Own Country Home (Ballad) | Isaac F. Shepard, Esq. | Thomas Bricher |
| Old Joe [quotes: Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star] | Ethiopian Serenaders | Ethiopian Serenaders |
| Old King Crow (No. 6 of 6 from Celebrated Negro Melodies as sung by the Virginia Serenaders) [21 Oct] | Anthony F. Winnemore | Anthony F. Winnemore; Adapted by Thomas Comer |
| Peaceful Are the Night Winds Sighing | L. V. H. Crosby | L. V. H. Crosby |
| Piccayune Butler | anon. | anon. |
| Revolutionary Echoes | J. G. Evans | J. G. Evans |
| Rosa Lee, or "Don't Be Foolish Joe" | anon. | anon. |
| Slaying the Deer (No. 2 from Songs of America) | Samuel Lover, 1797-1868 | Samuel Lover, 1797-1868 |
| Snow Drop Ann (No. 5 of 12 from Christy's Melodies) | Edwin Pearce Christy, 1815-1862 | Edwin Pearce Christy, 1815-1862 |
| Stop Dat Knocking at My Door | Anthony F. Winnemore | Charles T. White |
| The Beautiful Flowers of May (Ballad) [circa 1841-1847] | Miss Rosa Paine | Alexander Lee |
| The Gum Tree Canoe; or, Tom-Big-Bee River | Silas Sexton Steele | Anthony F. Winnemore |
| The Indian Girl's Lament on the Banks of the Kennebec | C. Chauncey Burr | Jacob, of the Orphean Family |
| The Lilly of the Valley | anonymous | anonymous; Arranged by Edwin Pearce Christy, 1810-1862 |
| The Parting Requiem (from First Set of Songs & Glees of the Baker Family) | anon. | John C. Baker |
| The Rainy Day (Song) [11 Oct] | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1807-1882, Esq. | William Richardson Demptster, 1809-1871 |
| The Wild Old Woods (A Duett) (No. 1 from Songs of the Harmoneons) [25 Jul] | anon. | L. V. H. Crosby |
| Uncle Gabriel (Music of the Ethiopian Singers) | anon. | anon. |
| Zoemoo Waltz (for One or Two Guitars) [29 Apr] | none | F. T. Strawinski |
| 1848 | ||
| Bella Rosa (Song and Chorus) [26 Sep] | anonymous | Cambell's Minstrels |
| Belle ob Baltimore (aka Belle of Baltimore) [Song and Chorus] (No. 2 from Melodies of Bancker's Troupe of Sable Brothers) | J. G. Evans | J. G. Evans |
| Ben Bolt, or Oh! Don't You Remember (Ballad) | Thomas Dunn English, 1819-1902 [2 Sep 1843] | Nelson F. Kneass, 1823-1868 |
| Black Jupiter (No. 1 from Melodies of the Celebrated Cambells Minstrels) | J. A. Johnson | J. A. Johnson |
| Cynthia Sue (No. 13 from Music of the original Christy Minstrels) | Edwin Pearce Christy?, 1812-1862 | Edwin Pearce Christy?, 1812-1862 |
| Dearest Mae | Francis Lynch | James Power |
| De Lubly Sukey Dough Nut [22 Sep] | William Clifton | William Clifton |
| Dinah Crow (Ethiopian Song) | anon. | J. H. Burdett |
| Footsteps of Angels [3 Jun] | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1807-1882 | William Richardson Dempster, 1809-1871 |
| Juulius' Bride (No. 24 from The Gems of the Christy's) [6 Dec] | [Edwin Pearce] Christy's Minstrels | [Edwin Pearce] Christy's Minstrels |
| Jumbo Jum (Ballad) | anon. | anon.; arr. by an "Eminent Professor" |
| My Lubly Dinah Mae | William Clifton | William Clifton |
| Oh! Carry Me Back | Christy's Minstrels(?) | Christy's Minstrels(?) [Edwin Pearce Christy, 1815-1862] |
| Oh! Dearest Joe You Look So Hansum (aka Oh, Dearest Joe, You Look So Hansum (No. 9 from The Christy's, and Other Minstrels, Favorite Melodies) | William Clifton | William Clifton |
| Oh! What a World This Might Be (Song) [27 Jul] | Charles Swain | Franz Petersilea |
| Our Home Is On the Mountain's Brow | The Alleghanians | The Alleghanians |
| Poor Nelly Ann | Cambell's Minstrels? | Cambell's Minstrels |
| Rosa May | F. German | anon. |
| Rough and Ready or the Bold Soger Boy | H. P. Gratten | Anonymous; Arranged by Adolph Schmitz |
| Speed Away! Speed Away! or, The Freed Bird Quartette [29 Jan] | anon. | Isaac Baker Woodbury, 1819-1858 |
| Sunny Lake (Ballad) [4 Aug] | A Member of the Boston Benedict Club | John P. Ordway |
| Tar River (No. 2 of 8 from Melodies of the Celebrated Cambell Minstrels) [13 Dec] | anon. | anon. |
| The Bells [circa 1848] | Edgar Allan Poe, 1809-1849 | Franz Petersilea |
| The Child's Dream (Ballad) [9 Feb] | anon. | Bernard Covert |
| The Dark Eye Has Left Us (Song of Indian Women) | John Greenleaf Whittier, 1807-1892; from the poem The Bridal of Pennacook | William Richardson Dempster, 1809-1871 |
| The Dark Sett [5 Negro Quadrilles: (1) Mary Blane; (2) Old Joe; (3) Carry Me Back; (4) Stop That Knocking; and (5) Darkeys Polka] | none | anonymous; Arranged S. D. Dyer |
| The Old Gum Tree | R. O. Wilson | R. O. Wilson |
| Uncle Gabriel the Negro General | anon. | anon.; Arr. by the Christy Minstrels |
| Way Down South in Alabama (No. 3 from Music from the Original Christy Minstrels) | anon. | anon.; Arr. by the Christy Minstrels |
| We'll Have a Little Dance Tonight Boys (No. 6 from Music of the Original Christy Minstrels) | anon. | anon.; Arr. by the Christy Minstrels |
| Young Julius Crow (A Parody on Low Back Car) [4 Dec] | the Cambell Minstrels | Arranged by the Cambell Minstrels |
| 1849 | ||
| Agatha (or "When the Swallows Homeward Fly") | Franz Wilhelm Abt, 1819-1885; English trans. by Charles G. Leland Esq. | Franz Wilhelm Abt, 1819-1885 |
| Belle ob Alabama [25 Jan] | William Clifton | William Clifton |
| Chloe's to Be My Wife (Song & Chorus) [29 Oct] | anonymous | anonymous |
| Choose Me Your Valentine (c. 1849) | Charles Edward Horn, 1786-1849 | Charles Edward Horn, 1786-1849 |
| Come and Dance To Night (An Ethiopian Song) [18 Sep] | anonymous | J. P. Temple |
| Come to de Ole Gum Tree (No. 27 of The Gems of the Christy's) [13 Jan] | Frank Spencer | Frank Spencer |
| Coralie (Ethiopian Song) | Harry & Lucy | Harry & Lucy; Arranged by Frank Howard (pseud. for Delos Gardner Spaulding, 1833-1884) |
| Dine and Joe (The Favorite Negro Song) [28 Dec] | anonymous | anonymous |
| Emma Snow (The Celebrated Ethiopian Song) [28 Jun] | anonymous | anon.; Arranged for the Spanish Guitar by Henry Chadwick |
| Fire Down Below [5 Dec] | S. A. Wells | anonymous; Arranged by Frank Howard, (pseud. for Delos Gardner Spalding, 1833-1884) |
| Good Bye Sally Dear [aka Goodbye Sally Dear] (from Songs of the Ethiopian Serenaders)] | Samuel A. Wells | Frank Howard, (pseud. for Delos Gardner Spalding, 1833-1884) |
| I Hear Dar Hoof Upon de Hill (No. 1 from Melodies of Buckley's New Orleans Serenaders) | Nelson Kneass, 1823-1868 | Nelson Kneas, 1823-1868 or 9 |
| I'd Offer Thee This Hand of Mine | anonymous | L. Thayer Chadwick |
| Now Gently O'er the Moon-lit Sea (Quartette for Female Voices) [3 Mar] | J. R. Garcia | J. R. Garcia |
| Oh! Susanna (Introduction/Theme/Variations) | none | Stephen Collins Foster; Arranged by James Gaspard Maeder |
| Rosa Ginger (from The Gems of the Christy's) | anon. | anon.; Arr. by William Clifton |
| Stars of the Summer Night (Serenade) | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1807-1882 | Lucy A. Sandford |
| The Bachelor's Song | One of the Squad | A Spinster |
| The Cottage Home (Song) [31 Oct] | anonymous | Isaac Baker Woodbury, 1819-1858 |
| The Fairys Festival (Ballad) | W. J. Wetmore | W. J. Wetmore |
| The Female Slaves Lament [30 Aug] | F. C. Germon | Frank Howard [aka Delos Gardner Spalding, 1833-1884] |
| The Haunted Well (No. 4 from Melodies of the New Orleans Serenaders Operatic Troupe) [27 Oct] | anonymous | anonymous |
| The Old Pine Tree (Ethiopian Song) | Charles White | Charles White |
| The Rocky-Mountian Boys (A rural glee for male voices) [30 Jun] | George Pope Morris, 1802-1864 | Charles Zeuner |
| The Virginia Rose Bud (Song and Chorus) | anonymous | F. H. Kavanaugh |
| The Watkins Evening Party | J. M. Roe, Esq.< | J. J. Hatton |
| Thou Art Gone From My Gaze; or, The Spirit of Love Keeps a Watch Over Me | George Linley | George Linley |
| We Parted Forever (Quartette) (No. 1 from Songs and Glees of the Gibson Troupe) | anon. | J. Gibson |
| 1850 | ||
| A Hundred Thousand Welcomes (Ballad) | A Lady | J. R. Thompson |
| A Voice From the Waves (Duett, an answer to the Popular Duett What Are the Wild Waves Saying) | Richard Ryan | Stephen Ralph Glover, 1812-1870 |
| Awake My Love for Me (Serenade) [30 Oct]>/td> | James W. Coffroth | Master Ole Bull |
| Ben Bolt (Song) | Thomas Dunn English Esq. | R. Sinclair |
| Bingen on the Rhine, or, A Soldier of the Legion | Hon. Mrs. Norton | Judson I. Hutchinson, 1817-1859 |
| Black-Eyed Susan [circa 1850s] | anonymous | anonymous |
| Brother Speak in Whispers Light; or, the Bride's Departure [17 Sep] | Capt. Patten, U.S.A. | Bernard Covert |
| Charlotte Stanley or the Gipsy Girl's Story [circa 1850s] | Charles Jeffreys | Stephen Ralph Glover, 1812-1870 |
| Dinah Doe [circa 1850s] | Silas Sexton Steele, Esq., 1812-? | Anthony F. Winnemore |
| Do Not Go Away My Lady Love (No. 2 from Ethiopian Melodies of White's Serenaders) | anonymous | Charles White |
| Emma Dale [19 Feb] | Willaim N. Chambers | J. P. Temple |
| Gipsy Girl's Carol [16 Feb] | Henry H. Paul | J. Ehrlich |
| Goin' Ober de Mountain [ca. 1850s] | anonymous | anonymous; Arranged by W. West |
| Ho! Westward Ho! [circa 1850s] | Ossian E. Dodge | Ossian E. Dodge |
| Hope and the Rose [30 Dec] | A. T. Pecougur | Stephen Ralph Glover, 1812-1870; Arranged for Guitar by L. Meignen |
| I'm Off for Charleston | William Donaldson | William Donaldson |
| Jane Monroe (Ethiopian Melody) [14 May] | William Donelson | anonymous; Arranged by Edwin Pearce Christy, 1815-1862 |
| Jeanette and Jeanot (Quickstep) | none | J. C. Beckel |
| Jenny Lind's Greeting to America [12 Sep] | Benedict Jules [?] | Benedict Jules |
| Juney at the Gate (Ethiopian Ballad) | Peter Swift, Esqr. | Ole Bull, Jr. 1810-1880, Arr. by W. P. Cunnington |
| Katy Dean (No. 8 from Melodies of the New Orleans Serenaders Operatic Troupe) | Nelson Kneass, 1823-1868 | Nelson Kneass, 1823-1868 |
| Katy Dean (Ethiopian Melody) [30 Apr] | T. Vaughn | anon; Arranged by Edwin Pearce Christy, 1815-1862 |
| Little Rose (Ballad) | Henry H. Paul | Matthias Keller, 1813-1875 |
| Little Rose (Ballad) (No. 2 from Melodies of the New Orleans Serenaders) [27 Sep] | Henry H. Paul | Master Ole Bull, 1810-1880 |
| My Grandfather Had Some Very Fine Ducks [ca. 1850s] | L. Compton | L. Compton |
| My Soul Within Me Panting [Duet] [15 Oct] | J. N. | C. L. Bartlett |
| Old Ironsides at Anchor Lay | George Pope Morris, 1802-1864 | Bernard Covert |
| Philadelphia Yaller Gals [No. 3 from Melodies of the New Orleans Serenaders] [30 Dec] | F. Samuel Sanford | Master Ole [Bornemann] Bull, 1810-1880 |
| Poor Linda [No. 1 from Melodies of the New Orleans Serenaders] [9 Aug] | F. R. S. | Master Ole [Bornemann] Bull, 1810-1880 |
| Stand by the Union [30 Dec] | W. O. Eaton, Esq. | Bernard Covert |
| Susy Dear (Ethiopian Ballad) | C. C. Sedgewick, Esq. | Charles Crozat Converse, 1832-1918 |
| The Belle of Winyaw Bay [Song and Chorus] [27 Jun] | Howard H. Caldwell, Esq. of Columbia, S.C. | Adapted and Arranged by N. W. Gould of Christy's Minstrels |
| The Horticultural Wife [30 Oct] | a Celebrated English Gardiner | The Hutchinson Family |
| The Leap for Life (Song & Quartett) [18 Oct] | George Pope Morris, Esq., 1802-1864 | Bernard Covert |
| The Ocean Burial (Ballad) | Edwin H. Chapin | George N. Allen |
| The Old Clock on the Stairs | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1802-1882 | Dolores |
| The Phantom Canoe (Ethiopian Ballad) [25 Mar] | anonymous | anonymous; Arranged by J. H. Collins |
| Think Gently of the Erring (Ballad) [30 Apr] | anonymous | William Batchelder Bradbury, 1816-1868 |
| Uncle Sam's Farm | Jesse Hutchinson Jr. | anonymous; Arranged and adapted by N. Barker |
| What Are the Wild Waves Saying (Duet from Domby and Son) | J. E. Carpenter | Stephen Ralph Glover, 1812-1870 |
| 1851 | ||
| Katy Darling | J. C. Creenham | Melody by Vincenzo Bellini, 1801-1835; Arranged by anonymous |
| Fi Hi Hi (The Black Shakers Song & Polka) | Even Horn | Even Horn |
| Full Many Years Ago (Ballad) [22 Jun] | Rev. Sidney Dyer | H. S. Saroni |
| Good Bye Linda Love (Negro Melody) [27 May] | anonymous | Charles A. White |
| Memory and Hope (Ballad) (15 Sep] | Samuel Lover, 1797-1868 | C. O'B. Clayton |
| Nancy Till (Written for White's Serenaders) | anonymous | anonymous |
| Poor Old Slave | G. W. H. Griffin | G. W. H. Griffin; Arranged by E. M. F. |
| The Dying Child's Request (Ballad) | anonymous | William H. Oakley |
| The Maiden to Her Lost Lover; or, We Meet No More [20 Sep] | Mrs. A. L. Ruter Dufour | J. B. Webster |
| The Old Pine Tree | anonymous | Charles White; Arranged for Guitar by H. Chadwick |
| Wait for the Wagon [24 May] | anonymous | R. Bishop Buckley, 1810-1867; Arranged by George P. Knauff |
| Will You Come to the Bower (Favorite Air With Variations for Harp or Piano Forte) | none | Melody [circa 1818] by Thomas Moore, 1779-1852; Composed and Arranged by Mrs. M. E. Heffernan |
| 1852 | ||
| A Little More Cider | anonymous | anonymous; Arranged by Austin Hart |
| Do They Miss Me at Home | anonymous | Sydney M. Grannis |
| I Am Going There, or the Death of Little Eva | Harriet Beecher Stowe (1811-1896) | John Stowell Adams (18??-1893) |
| In the Days When We Went Gold-Hunting! | anonymous | anonymous |
| Lilly Dale | H. S. Thompson | H. S. Thompson |
| My Own Pretty Rose [6 Jan] | Thomas Haynes Bayley, 1797-1839, Esq. | Professor De Coniel |
| Old Jessy (Ethiopian Song) | C. C. Sedgwick | Charles Crozat Converse, 1832-1918 |
| Poor Uncle Tom (Song & Chorus) | Henry Wood, Esq. | A. Sedgwick |
| Row, Row Your Boat or the Old Log Hut | anonymous | R. Sinclair |
| Spring Time Is Coming [20 May] | J. Howard Wainwright | George Frederick Bristow, 1825-1898 |
| The Belle of Louisville [c1851; 22 Jun 1852] | L. V. H. Crosby | L. V. H. Crosby |
| The California Pioneers [10 Mar] | Dr. M. A. Richter | Dr. M. A. Richter |
| The Dying Exile [11 May] | Miss Hannah F. Gould | Dr. Hook |
| The Green Mountain Yankee (A Temperance Medley) | anonymous | anonymous |
| The Lily Bells (Song) | Lydia B. Smith | Lydia B. Smith; Arranged for Guitar by William Dreesler |
| The Returned Californian [27 Mar] | James Pierpont | James Pierpont; Arranged by John P. Ordway |
| The Rock Beside the Sea (A Romanza) (Ballad) | anonymous | Charles Crozat Converse, 1832-1918 |
| The Valentine Polka | none | H. Craven Griffiths |
| The Young Folks at Home | Frank Spencer | Miss Hattie Livingston |
| "There Is a Happy Land" with Variations [24 Jul] | none | J. C. Beckel |
| Uncle Tom's Cabin | William Jarvis Wetmore, Esq. | William Jarvis Wetmore, Esq. |
| Young Folks at Home (Companion to Old Folks at Home [by Stephen Collins Foster] | H. Craven Griffths | H. Craven Griffths |
| 1853 | ||
| Bella Due [22 Jun] | J. B. Tapscott | I. B. Webster |
| Dreams (A Reverie) [25 Jul] | H. C. L. | Faustina Hasse Hodges; Arranged for Guitar by W. O. Bateman |
| Ella Ree | Charles E. Steuart | James W. Porter |
| Eva to Her Papa (Song) | George Cunnibell Howard (1820-1887) | George Cunnibell Howard (1820-1887) |
| Good Old Jeff [Song and Chorus] | G. W. H. Griffin, Esq., 1829-1879 | G. W. H. Griffin, Esq., 1829-1879 |
| Hally My Darling (A Ballad) [19 Nov] | Alice Carey | James W. Porter |
| Is This Death? O Mother Tell Me! (Song of the Dying Girl) (Ballad) [25 Oct] | anonymous | William Howard Doane, 1832-1915 |
| Jordan Is a Hard Road to Trable | anonymous | Daniel Decatur Emmett, 1815-1904 |
| Katy's Cry: Come and Buy My Hot Corn (Song and Chorus) | James Such | Isaac Baker Woodbury, 1819-1858 |
| Kitty Clyde [4 Mar] | L. V. H. Crosby | L. V. H. Crosby |
| Pop Goes the Weasel [14 Mar] | anonymous | anonymous; Arranged by Charley Twiggs, 1859 |
| Riding on a Rail | anon. | Charles Crozat Converse, 1832-1918 |
| The Broken Lyre (Ballad) [3 Oct] | anonymous | William H. Hartwell |
| The Coquette (Comic Song) [28 May] | Miss C. B. | James Pierpont |
| The Darky's Boat Song [aka Darkies Boat Song] | Murphy, West & Peel's Original Minstrels | Murphy, West & Peel's Original Minstrels |
| The Dying Words of Little Katy, or Will He Come (Song [and Chorus]) | Solon Robinson (published in the New York Tribune, Aug. 1853) | Horace Waters; Arranged by Thomas Baker |
| The First Rose of Summer (Song) [27 Sep] | anonymous | Frederick Buckley |
| The Household Clock | A. Sedgwick | A. Sedgwick |
| The Kentucky Alligator, or Ceasar's Trip to de Cristal Palace On de back ob Allegater" [27 Aug] | William Clifton | William Clifton |
| The Loved of Other Years | E. J. Porter | Hermann L. Schreiner |
| The Maniac Mother | W. L. Hargrove | Italian Melody; Adapted by W. L. Hargrove |
| The Other Side of Jordan | Edwin P. Christye | Daniel Decatur Emmett?, 1815-1904 |
| There's Fortune On Before Us Boys! | Charles Sheard | George Henry Russell |
| Welcome Home (Companion to Do They Miss Me at Home) [25 Oct] | J. E. Carpenter | Charles Crozat Converse, 1832-1918 |
| Will He Come (Little Katy's Dying Bed) (Song & Chorus) | W. J. Wetmore, M. D. | W. J. Wetmore, M. D. |
| 1854 | ||
| Absent Friends [5 May] | George Washbourne Morgan, 1822-1892 | George Washbourne Morgan, 1822-1892 |
| Amy Rosy Lee (Negro Song) [26 Jul] | H. Dumbleton | H. Dumbleton |
| And Dat's Another Pull Back (Corn Song) | anonymous | anonymous; Arranged by Frank Williams |
| Away with the Past (Ballad) [12 Jun] | Helen Truesdell | George Washbourne Morgan, 1822-1892 |
| Christmas Bells [26 May] | W. H. Esq. | George Washbourne Morgan, 1822-1892 |
| Down by the Pebbly Shore (Duet) [29 Dec] | James Simmonds | Thomas Baker |
| Down the River, Down the Ohio | Edwin Pearce Christy, 1815-1862 | Edwin Pearce Christy, 1815-1862 |
| Geraldine [28 Jul] | James Pierpont | James Pierpont |
| Good News From Home (Ballad) [SOLO & CHORUS] | Patrick S. Gilmore | Patrick S. Gilmore |
| Grand Father and Grand Mother Waltzes (Nos. 1 and 2) | none | William Fisher |
| Home Delights (Song & Chorus) [16 Oct] | John P. Ordway | John P. Ordway |
| Homeward Bound | Curtis Guild Esq. | Nathan Richardson? |
| I Cannot Call Her Mother (Ballad) | Mrs. Sarah T. Bolton | R. Sinclair |
| Keemo Kimo | H. Wood | H. Wood; Arranged by A. Seggwick |
| Little Gerty and Uncle True (Ballad) | Miss M. A. Collier, from The Lamplighter, p. 19 | Luther Orlando Emerson |
| Meet Me in Heaven, or The Night Funeral of a Slave | Charles Crozat Converse, 1832-1918 | Charles Crozat Converse, 1832-1918 |
| Mercy (Hymn) | various | Louis Moreau Gottschalk, 1829-1869 |
| Oh! I'se So Wicked | G. C. Howard | G. C. Howard |
| Ring the Bell Fanny | James Pierpont Esq. (1822-1893) | James Pierpont Esq. (1822-1893) |
| Sad News From Home (Ballad) | Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore, 1829-1892 | Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore, 1829-1892 |
| St. Clare to Little Eva in Heaven | George Cunnibell Howard, 1820-1887 | George Cunnibell Howard, 1820-1887 |
| The Fire-Fly (Song) [22 May] | George Washbourne Morgan, 1822-1892 | George Washbourne Morgan, 1822-1892 |
| The Flag of Our Union (A National Song) | General George Pope Morris, 1802-1864 | William Batchelder Bradbury, 1816-1868 |
| The Harvest Moon [19 Dec] | anonymous | G. S. P. |
| The Land of Our Birthplace (Song & Chorus) [22 Aug] | anonymous | George Washbourne Morgan, 1822-1892 |
| The Miller's Will | Stump Town | Stump Town |
| The Old Mountain Tree (Quartette) | James Gowdy Clark, 1830-1897 | James Gowdy Clark, 1830-1897 |
The Nations (A Melange containing Six Melodies for the Harp) (No. 13 from Gems for the Young Harpist)
|
none | N. C. Bochsa |
| The Old Cottage Clock (Song & Chorus) [6 Apr] | Charles Swain | I. B. Webster |
| The Old House (circa 1854) | anonymous | Luther Orlando Emerson, 1820-1915 |
| The Scenes of Our Childhood | George Washbourne Morgan, 1822-1892 | George Washbourne Morgan, 1822-1892 |
| The Star Spangled Flag of the Free | Henry Clay Preuss | Stewart Macaulay |
| Uncle Tom's Religion | George Cunnibell Howard, 1820-1887 | George Cunnibell Howard, 1820-1887 |
| Willie Bell! | George R. Poulton, 1828-1867 | George R. Poulton, 1828-1867 |
| 1855 | ||
| Adeste Fideles (No. 5 from Sacred Melodies for Harp) [6 Mar] | none | Arranged by Aptommas |
| By the Banks of the Hudson River (Song) [17 Nov] | H. S. Cornwell | William Howard Doane, 1832-1915 |
| Call to Kansas [1 May] | Miss Lucy Larcom | E. Norman, Jr. |
| Gentle Maiden (Ballad) | J. G. F. | William J. Lemon |
| Going Home! (Ballad and Chorus) (Companion to Home Delights) | John P. Ordway | John P. Ordway |
| Hand Organ Polka | none | Arr. by M. Philippi |
| Little Bennie (Duett and Chorus) | George R. Poulton, 1828-1867 | George R. Poulton, 1828-1867 |
| Minnie Myrtle (Song & Chorus) [4 Jul] | Sydney Dyer | William Howard Doane, 1832-1915 |
| Old Bob Ridley | Charles White | Charles White |
| See How Beneath the Moonbeam's Smile (No. 2 from The Two Nightingales: a Choice Selection of Vocal Duets) [4 Aug] | anonymous | George Washbourne Morgan, 1822-1892 |
| The Birth of Washington (A National Song) | Lieut. Henry De Wolf. U.S.A. | J. M. Bradford |
| The Church Porch (Madrigal) [4 Jun] | William M. Thackeray | Frederick Nicholls Crouch, 1808-1896 |
| The Musical Trial, or, The Primo Basso and His Pupil (Duett) [15 Mar] | anonymous | Isaac Baker Woodbury, 1819-1858 |
| The Orphan (Ballad) | C. D. Stewart | Thomas Baker |
| The Shanghai (Comic Song [with Chorus]) | Clark C. Haskins | Clark C. Haskins; Arranged by Professor Hardig |
| The Sword of Bunker Hill | William Ross Wallace | Bernard Covert |
| To the Loved Ones at Home [c1854; 19 Jan 55] | H | James Pierpont |
| Twinkling Stars Are Laughing, Love | John P. Ordway | John P. Ordway |
| Wanted a Hand to Hold My Own (An Advertisement) [8 Sep] | anon. | Bernard Covert |
| We All Wear Cloaks (Song full of fun and good nature) | anonymous | Sydney M. Grannis; Arranged by George W. Chamberlain |
| What Is Home Without a Husband (Ballad) | H. C. P. | H. C. P. |
| 1856 | ||
| Darling Nelly Gray | Benjamin Russell Hanby | Benjamin Russell Hanby |
| Ho! for the Kansas Plains (Song & Chorus) | James Gowdy Clark, 1830-1897 | James Gowdy Clark, 1830-1897 |
| Kiss Me Quick and Go (Song) | Silas Sexton Steele, Esq. | Frederick Buckley, 18??-1864 |
| Listen to the Robin (Song & Chorus) [1 Oct] | Silas Sexton Steele, Esq. | Frederick Buckley, 18??-1864 |
| Lubly Cynthie | anonymous | Austin Hart |
| My Mary Ann (The Yankee Girls Song) | Barney Williams | M. Jyse |
| My Old Cane Bottomed Chair | William Makepeace Thackeray | Charles Crozat Converse, 1832-1918 |
| Oh! The Old Old Clock | anonymous | J. A. Fowler |
| Poor Juna | anonymous | Miss Armstrong; Arranged by James Gowdy Clark, 1830-1897 |
| Poverty (Ballad) (No. 11 from Select Drawing Room Songs) | anonymous | Frederick Nicholls Crouch, 1808-1896 |
| Reuben Wright and Phoebe Brown (A Pathetic Ballad) | anonymous | H. M. T. |
| Robert of Lincoln, or, The Song of the "Bob o'Link" | William Cullen Bryant, 1794-1878 | J. Osgood |
| Root, Hog, or Die | anonymous | anonymous |
| Samuel Johnsing (A Parody) | H. S. Cartee | H. S. Cartee |
| Sparking Sunday Night | Charles G. Degenhard | Sydney M. Grannis |
| The Arrow and the Song [circa 1856] | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1807-1882 | John Blockley |
| The Banner of the Free | John Greenleaf Whittier, 1807-1892 | Franz Staab |
| The College Hornpipe With Variations No. 42 from Melodies of the Day) (Opus 666) (aka The Sailor's Hornpipe)[12 May] | none | Charles Grobe |
| The Old Brown Cow (No. 1 from Gems of the Minstrelsy) [2 May] | H. S. Cartee | H. S. Cartee |
| The Origin of Yankee Doodle (from National Songs of America) | [adapted by] George Pope Morris, 1802-1864 | Arranged by Francis H. Brown |
| The Wayside Spring (No. 4 from Select Drawing Room Songs; and Life in the West) | J. E. Carpenter | Frederick Nicholls Crouch, 1808-1896 |
| Willie's Welcome Home (Answer to Willie We Have Missed You [music by Stephens Collins Foster, 1854]) | A. Fleetwood | A. Von Smit |
| 1857 | ||
| A Farmer's Wife I'll Be | George Henry Russell | George Henry Russell |
| Bird Song | Pete Morris | Pete Morris |
| Come into the Garden, Maude | Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 1809-1892 | Michael William Balfe, 1808-1870 |
| Dearest Spot on Earth to Me Is Home [13 Jan] | anonymous | William Thomas Wrighton, 1816-1880 |
| I'll Do As Much For You (Ballad) | anon. | H. Avery |
| Memory's Dream (Ballad) [2 Nov] | anonymous | Lucius Merrifield |
| Minnie Clyde (Kitty Clyds's Sister) [4 Jan] | L. V. H. Crosby | L. V. H. Crosby |
| My Grandma's Advice | M. | M.; Arranged by Edward Kanski |
| My Grandmother's Lesson | Artemas Nixon Johnson | Artemas Nixon Johnson |
| Near the Broken Stile (Song) | anonymous | Frank Romer |
| Niagara Falls | Mr. Winchell | Mr. Winchell? |
| Nothing to Wear [14 Aug] | Carrie Bell | Carrie Bell |
| One Night While Wandering (Negro Extravaganza) [16 Sep] | G. H. George | G. H. George |
| Our Union Right or Wrong (A National Song) [9 Aug] | Silas Sexton Steele | Frederick Buckley |
| The Angels Told Me So | Rev. Sidney Dyer | Horace Waters; Arranged by Augustus Cull |
| The Aristocratic Nigger (Solo and Quartette) | Jerry Bryant | P. B. Isaacs |
| The Bird of Washingtin (Song and Chorus) | James Gowdy Clark, 1830-1897 | James Gowdy Clark, 1830-1897 |
| The Days When We Were Young (Ballad) [13 Sep] | anon. | Frederick Buckley |
| The Heart Should Have Some Tuneful Strings (Ballad) [22 Jan] | anonymous | William Thomas Wrighton, 1816-1880; Arranged for Spanish Guitar by Charles Crozat Converse, 1832-1918 |
| The Little White Cottage; or, Gentle Nettie Moore [16 Sep] | Marshall S. Pike | Melody by G. S. P.; Chorus and Piano Accompaniment by James S. Pierpont, 1822-1893 |
| The Old Cabin Home | T. Paine | T. Paine |
| The One Horse Open Sleigh (or, Jingle Bells) [16 Sep] | James Pierpont, 1822-1893 | James Pierpont, 1822-1893 |
| Why Do We Mourn for the Past (Ballad) [13 Apr] | C. Hart | Frederick Buckley |
| 1858 | ||
| Down in Alabam'; or, Aint I Glad I Got Out De Wilderness (Ethiopian Refrain) | J. Warner | J. Warner; Arranged by Walter Meadows |
| Folks That Put on Airs | H. Angelo | William H. Coulston |
| Gentle Mary | anonymous | Frederick Hessler |
| Good Heart & Willing Hand (Song and Chorus) | Charles Mackey, Esq., 1814-1889 | Bernard Covert |
| Jessie's Dream, or the Relief of Lucknow (A Patriotic Song) | Mrs. Weir | Thomas Crawford, the Scottish Vocalist |
| Johnny's Equal Is Not Here (Song and Chorus) | anonymous | C. H. Fox; Arranged by L. Meyer |
| Lilly Dale Schottisch | none | Franklin L. Harris |
| Our Father Who Art in Heaven | H. Clay Preuss | F. R. Phohl |
| The Old Mill Wheel (Song & Chorus) | W. Milton Clark, Esq. | W. Milton Clark, Esq. |
| The Yellow Rose of Texas | J. K. | J. K. |
| 1859 | ||
| A Down Easter's Visit to St. Louis (Comic Song) | S. W. Raine | S. W. Raine |
| Annabel Lee | Edgar Allan Poe, 1801-1849 | E. F. Falconnet |
| In the Louisiana Lowlands | anonymous | anonymous |
| Let Me Kiss Him for His Mother | John P. Ordway | Luther Orlando Emerson |
| Litoria | anonymous | anonymous [Tune=Old MacDonald Had a Farm] |
| Silent Nymph With Silvery Wings (The Naiades' Song in the New Romantic Operatic Burletta LURLINE, or The Revolt of the Naiades) | Edward Fitzball, 1792-1873 | G. H. Rodwell |
| The Boy with the Auburn Hair | E. F. Dixey ? | E. F. Dixey ? |
| Upidee | anonymous | Arranged H. G. Spaulding |
| Viva L'America, Home of the Free (National Song) | Harrison Millard | Harrison Millard |
| When I Saw Sweet Nellie Home (Ballad) | Frances Kyle | John Fletcher |
| With My Banjo on My Knee | S. J. Charles | Thomas Paine (aka Robert Treat Paine) |
| 1860 | ||
| Always Look on the Sunny Side (Ballad) | Bernard Covert? | Bernard Covert; Arranged by A. Cull |
| Annie Lisle (Song and Chorus) [circa 1860] | H. S. Thompson | H. S. Thompson |
| Bonnie Bell (Ballad) | Thomas Spencer Lloyd | Thomas Spencer Lloyd |
| Dixie's Land With Brilliant Variations (Opus 1250) | none | Charles Grobe |
| Happy Land of Cannan (aka Happy Land of Canaan) | William A. Wray?, 18??-1866? | William A. Wray, 18??-1866? |
| Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still (Ballad) | J. E. Carpenter | William Thomas Wrighton, 1816-1880 |
| Honest Old Abe (Song & Chorus) | D. Wentworth, Esq. | A Wide Awake |
| Jessie's Dream. a Story of the Relief of Lucknow | Grace Cambell | John Blockley, 1800-1882 |
| Little Barefoot [Song & Chorus] [circa 1860] | Frank Howard (pseud. for Delos Gardner Spalding, 1833-1884) | Frank Howard (pseud. for Delos Gardner Spalding, 1833-1884) |
| Little Tillie's Grave | Benjamin Russell Hanby, 1833-1867 | Benjamin Russell Hanby, 1833-1867 |
| Pretty Lady, Cross My Hand (Ballad) | Henry Grey | J. W. Williams |
| My Trundle Bed | John C. Baker, 1822-???? | John C. Baker, 1822-???? |
| Old K. Y. KY [No. 2 from Emmett's Inimitable Plantation Songs] | Daniel Decatur Emmett, 1815-1904 | Daniel Decatur Emmett, 1815-1904; Arranged by W. L. Knees |
| Only Waiting (Song) | anon. | George Kunkel |
| Rock Me to Sleep | Florence Percy [pseud. for Elizabeth Akers Allen, 1832-1911] | Sir Julius Benedict, 1804-1885 |
| Rock Me to Sleep, Mother | Florence Percy [pseud. for Elizabeth Akers Allen, 1832-1911] | Ernest Leslie |
| Rock Me to Sleep, Mother | Florence Percy [pseud. for Elizabeth Akers Allen, 1832-1911] | George R. Poulton, 1828-1867 |
| Simon the Cellarer (Ballad) (from the Parlor Opera Diamond Cut Diamond | anonymous | John Liptrot Hatton |
| The Deeds of Marion's Men (National Quartette) | James Gowdy Clark, 1830-1897 | James Gowdy Clark, 1830-1897 |
| The Flag of Our Union (Song [and Chorus]) | J. M. Simmons | Hugh A. Clark |
| The Lurline Polka (Arranged upon W. V. Wallace's Opera: Lurline) | none | Charles D'Albert |
| The Pig Song (The Fiddler & the Pig) [circa 1860s] | Francis Crowley Burnand | Francis Crowley Burnand |