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Lucy White

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in Somerset in 1848. Her mother was Sarah Bridge who taught her many songs. When she was about thirteen her mother married William England in 1855. She grew up in a family of six children including her half-sister Louie was born in 1860. She sometimes used the name Lucy England. Louie was unable to
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Sharp's books began to be published in 1905 and it included 19 of the songs that Lucy and Louie had taught him and one of the tunes. They had sung 33 tunes to Sharp including 27 sung just by Hooper. Sharp had visited them over twenty times. They were both credited in Sharp's books. After they were
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She married Jonathon White in 1875 and Louie married George Hooper in 1884. Between 1875 and 1884 she had eight children although two were illegitimate. Louie had three children after her marriage to George Hooper even though he had died soon after they married. In the 1890s Louie and Lucy were
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came as the vicar to her village. He was a socialist, an enthusiast for his parishioners and a bane to the church authorities. His friend
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came to the notice of Sharp in 1904. Sharp's income was derived after 1905 largely from lecturing and publishing folk music.
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walk but they both worked with others involved in glove and shirt-making. White was working on collars at the age of ten.
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published Sharp gave a copy of the books to them with the dedication that "exchange is no robbery". Their songs
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in 1923. She was survived by her half sister Louie, who was recorded singing by the BBC in 1942.
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and she is said to have shaped his interests. Her half-sister was another singer named
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were among those chosen as "Folk Songs from Somerset".
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Lucy White in the Vaughan Williams Memorial Library
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Index


Cecil Sharp
Puckington
Hambridge and Westport
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
British
folk-singer
Somerset
folk song collector
Cecil Sharp
Puckington
Charles Marson
Cecil Sharp
Hampstead Conservatoire of Music
Emma Overd

Cecil Sharp
Hambridge and Westport
Lucy White in the Vaughan Williams Memorial Library
'Who Were the Folk? The Demography of Cecil Sharp's Somerset Folk Singers'


"White, Lucy - Cecil Sharp's People"
"Hooper, Louie - Cecil Sharps People"





"White, Lucy Anna (1848–1923), folk-singer"

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