Info On Hymn Writers Units 4-5 Flashcards

1
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When was Franny Crosby born?

A

1820

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2
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What is Franny’s full name?

A

Frances Jane Crosby

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3
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What belief were Fanny’s parents?

A

They were puritans

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4
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What are the names of Franny’s parents?

A

Mercy and John

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5
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When did Franny become blind?

A

6 weeks old

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6
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How did Franny become blind?

A

A doctor put hot poultices on her eyes

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7
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How old was Fanny’s mother (Mercy) when she became a widow after her father died later in the year of Franny’s birth?

A

21

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8
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What job did Franny’s mother work?

A

She was a housemaid

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9
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Who cared for Franny while her mom was working?

A

Her Grandma, Eunice

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10
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What did her lessons with Eunice teach Franny?

A

Techniques to develop keen sense using textures, scents, and memory

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11
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What school did Franny attend in New York City?

A

The Institution for the Blind

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12
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What was Franny nicknamed?

A

The Blind Poetess

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13
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Where did Franny meet her husband?

A

At another school for the blind he was a teacher

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14
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How many hymns on average did Franny write a week?

A

6

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15
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Along with traveling and speaking, what well-known speakers and musicians did Franny wrote hymns for?

A

Dwight L. Moody and Ira Sankey

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16
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What did Franny’s repertoire include?

A

Over 1,000 poems, 4 poetry books, and 5 cantatas

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17
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What is Franny best known for?

A

Her more than 6,000 hymns

18
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What other name was Franny also called?

A

Queen of Gospel Song Writers

19
Q

What did Franny dedicate her life to in her later years?

A

Helping the poor

20
Q

How did Franny die?

A

A stroke

21
Q

What year did Franny die?

A

1915

22
Q

How old was Franny when she died?

A

94

23
Q

What does B. F. Stand for in White’s name

A

Benjamin Franklin

24
Q

B. F. White was the youngest of how many children?

A

12

25
Q

What year was B. F. White born?

A

1800

26
Q

Who were White’s parents?

A

Robert and Mildred

27
Q

Where did B. F. White live?

A

Cross Keys, South Carolina

28
Q

When Ben’s mother died in the severe winter of 1807, who did White go to live with?

A

His brother and sister-in-law, Robert Jr. and Polly

29
Q

What church was White very active in?

A

The local Baptist church

30
Q

Why did White have a very limited education?

A

Because he worked in the fields

31
Q

Who did White marry?

A

Thurza Golightly

32
Q

When did White get married?

A

1825

33
Q

How many children did White have?

A

9

34
Q

How long was Ben and Thurza married?

A

53 years

35
Q

In what year did White move to Georgia, where White studied music, established singing schools, and wrote and collected tunes?

A

1842

36
Q

In 1844, the manuscript for ________________, a sharp-note songbook was published?

A

The Sacred Harp

37
Q

What permanent thing did White fond in Georgia?

A

Singing Convention

38
Q

What did White teach and become an editor for?

A

Sharp-note of the “fasola” syllables and wad editor for the Harris County newspaper “The Organ”

39
Q

How many editions of the Sacred Harp are there?

A

4

40
Q

What year did B. F. White die?

A

1879

41
Q

Who summed up their life with these final words: “the end has come, and I am ready”?

A

B. F. White