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November 1870. Between 1868 and 1870 he was reported to have opened a music-teaching academy in Providence in which he gave banjo socials once a week, his "first attempt at edging the banjo into high society." However, he was not listed in the Providence, Rhode Island city directory from 1866 to 1869. He re-appeared in the Providence city directory in 1870 both as William A. Penno, music teacher, and William A. Huntley, musician.
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Business Agent for the Whitmore & Clark Minstrels for some years past, is to be the General Agent for that Company for the coming season... with W. A. Huntley...the bouquet vocalist and composer, who returned not long since from an extensive trip
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Campbell and Huntley's Minstrels to a card that appeared in the columns of this paper dated Nov. 19th, has sought to injure the reputation of Charles Austin...Mr. Austin assures me that when the party was organized, it was under the
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Whitmore & Clark Minstrel party for the coming season, and will have the strongest aggregation of talent ever on the road. In addition to "Billy" Huntley, the great banjo player spoken of elsewhere, he is engaging other men as strong in their
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Wm. A. Huntley, banjoist, vocalist and composer, who has been with
Haverly's Mastodon Minstrels in England until recently, joins the New Mastodon Minstrels, under Mr. Haverly's proprietorship, in Memphis, Tenn., Dec. 30. During his foreign tour he was the recipient of many complements gained by his
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Majesty's Theatre on July 31, 1880 and remained three months. During this period, Huntley had the honor of appearing before the Royal Family. Afterward, he played in the
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Campbell and Huntley's Minstrels in February 1871. He and George (later "Dr. Geo. W.") Huntley continued to associate repeatedly into the 1880s. George Huntley became a successful manager and agent (organizing shows in towns
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October 1870, he became business partners with Charles Austin, John D. Hopkins and George W. Huntley to form Campbell, Huntley and Austin's minstrels, sharing profits. They became Campbell and Huntley's Minstrels in the
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Euterpean Minstrels. He was reported by Le Roy Rice to have joined the Campbell and Huntley Minstrels in 1865, and to have played with them for several years. However, news clippings indicate
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Huntley, the term spoke of quality and he used it throughout the 1870s. Huntley became associated with Samuel Swaim Stewart, a banjo centered
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1891. Advertisement in Sydney, Australia, for banjo classes using materials by S S Stewart, John H Lee and William A Huntley.
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Hymntime; Huntley had compositions that made the hymn books.
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1086:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
1061:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
1054:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
1040:. Words by William S. Austin , music by William A. Huntley.
1026:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
991:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
921:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
907:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
893:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
886:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
879:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
872:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
865:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
851:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
844:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
837:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
830:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
823:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
816:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
809:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
802:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
774:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
767:. Words by Samuel N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
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1005:. Words by Arthur W. French, music by William A. Huntley.
970:. Words by Arthur W. French, music by William A. Huntley.
963:. Words by Arthur W. French, music by William A. Huntley.
949:. Words by Arthur W. French, music by William A Huntley.
781:. Words by Arthur W. French, music by William A. Huntley.
1865:. Newcastle upon Tyne, England. 29 Jul 1881. p. 2.
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1107:. Words by Arthur W. French, music by William A Huntley.
977:. Words by Arthur W. French, music by William A Huntley.
760:. Words by Sam N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
753:. Words by Sam N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
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732:. Words by Sam N. Mitchell, music by William A. Huntley.
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2059:. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 23 Jan 1914. p. 24.
935:. Words by Jerry Cohen, music by William A. Huntley.
858:. Words by Jerry Cohan, music by William A. Huntley.
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1461:Monarchs of minstrelsy, from "Daddy" Rice to Date
1354:. New York : E. Berliner's Gramophone, 1898.
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2494:"Oh just you wait and see (Huntley, William A.)"
2020:. Boston, Massachusetts. 5 Feb 1893. p. 11.
2002:. Boston, Massachusetts. 6 Feb 1887. p. 10.
1777:. Meriden, Connecticut. 16 Oct 1873. p. 3.
2758:"Hush, My Little Darling (Huntley, William A.)"
1908:. Montpelier, Vermont. 21 Sep 1881. p. 2.
1801:. Montpelier, Vermont. 21 Sep 1881. p. 2.
1482:. Rhode Island Historical Cemetery Commission.
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1779:Huntley's Minstrels...Dr GEO W HUNTLEY Manager
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673:Complete School of Harmony for the Banjo
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2418:"Neath the rose leaves on the hillside"
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2950:"When the song bird says good night"
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2969:"When the birds have gone to sleep"
2872:"The angels are calling me, Mother"
2323:"Down the vale where Lillie sleeps"
2120:. New York: Oliver Ditson & Co.
975:Must we leave the old home, mother?
317:Haverly's United Mastodon Minstrels
157:1871 Lauri English Pantomime Troupe
2891:"They are calling me to join them"
2101:. New York: C. H. Ditson & Co.
1314:, fantasia for piano. Adam Geibel.
1236:Musical score, piano instrumentals
1203:. Composed by William A. Huntley.
1133:Musical score, banjo instrumentals
1084:When the song bird says good night
870:Where have the dear children gone?
758:Our sweet little rosebud has flown
737:Down the meadow, 'neath the clover
248:Career, minstrelsy to parlor music
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3347:"Some Day I'll Wander Back Again"
3304:"Some Day I'll Wander Back Again"
3283:"Take me back to home and mother"
3007:"Little one, whisper you love me"
2956:. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co.
2897:. Boston: G. D. Russell & Co.
2878:. Boston: G. D. Russell & Co.
2777:"Black eyed Binie's gone to rest"
2645:"Take me back to home and mother"
2557:. Cleveland: Brainard & Sons.
2538:. Philadelphia: Lee & Walker.
2519:. Boston: G. D. Russell & Co.
2481:. Boston: G. D. Russell & Co.
2462:. Boston: G. D. Russell & Co.
2443:. Boston: G. D. Russell & Co.
2424:. Cleveland: Brainard & Sons.
2405:. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co.
2386:. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co.
2367:. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co.
2348:. Boston: G. D. Russell & Co.
2310:. Boston: G. D. Russell & Co.
2291:. Boston: G. D. Russell & Co.
2272:. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co.
2253:. Cleveland: Brainard & Sons.
2234:. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co.
2215:. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co.
2196:. Boston: White, Smith and Perry.
2158:. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co.
1886:. New York City. 1 January 1881.
1091:When the birds have gone to sleep
1052:The angels are calling me, Mother
814:Down the vale where Lillie sleeps
117:performer music teacher, composer
3372:. New York: W. F. Shaw & Co.
2988:"Come and meet me, Rosa darling"
2853:"Your pocket book's your friend"
2796:"Waiting a letter from overseas"
2551:"Mother and I have been waiting"
2532:"When the purple lilacs blossom"
2304:"Down beside the crimson meadow"
2190:"When the moon is rising, Allie"
1859:"From our London correspondents"
1622:"Reply to Charlie Austin's Card"
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2703:Some Day I'll Wander Back Again
2513:"We met by chance, sweet Jenny"
2329:. Philadelphia: Lee and Walker.
1368:Take me back to home and mother
1358:Some day I'll wander back again
1312:Some Day I'll Wander Back Again
1305:Some Day I'll Wander Back Again
1291:Some Day I'll Wander Back Again
1280:Take me back to home and mother
1152:Some Day I'll Wander Back Again
1105:Little one, whisper you love me
1003:Black eyed Binie's gone to rest
968:Some Day I'll Wander Back Again
961:Take me back to home and mother
163:1873 Rogers and McKee Minstrels
148:1860 Mead's Euterpean Minstrels
3269:. G. D. Russell & Company.
2609:Bye and bye you will forget me
2570:"Our Willie died this morning"
2380:"Mamma, come sing me to sleep"
1395:Will you love me when I'm old?
1344:Bye and bye you will forget me
1098:Come and meet me, Rosa darling
1038:Your pocket book's your friend
1010:Waiting a letter from overseas
947:Bye and bye you will forget me
905:Mother and I have been waiting
891:When the purple lilacs blossom
807:Down beside the crimson meadow
765:When the moon is rising, Allie
725:, music by William A. Huntley.
685:Musical score, voice and piano
325:Whitmore and Clark's Minstrels
290:Lauri English Pantomime Troupe
37:Little one whisper you love me
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2228:"Bring the absent back to me"
2209:"Bring the absent back to me"
2114:"Bring the absent back to me"
2095:"Come sing to me Addie again"
1119:Say but that tender word, Yes
1066:Raise me, Jesus, to thy bosom
884:We met by chance, sweet Jenny
109:, classic-banjo instrumentals
3364:Huntley, William A. (1906).
3345:Huntley, William A. (1885).
3302:Huntley, William A. (1883).
3281:Huntley, William A. (1880).
3244:Huntley, William A. (1883).
3225:Huntley, William A. (1883).
3206:Huntley, William A. (1872).
3189:"Whistling Wind Schottische"
3187:Huntley, William A. (1884).
3166:Huntley, William A. (1885).
3147:Huntley, William A. (1884).
3128:Huntley, William A. (1884).
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3024:Huntley, William A. (1885).
3005:Huntley, William A. (1883).
2986:Huntley, William A. (1880).
2975:. Cincinnati: F. W. Helmick.
2967:Huntley, William A. (1878).
2948:Huntley, William A. (1872).
2908:Huntley, William A. (1885).
2889:Huntley, William A. (1871).
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2662:Huntley, William A. (1875).
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2606:Huntley, William A. (1880).
2595:. Cincinnati: F. W. Helmick.
2587:Huntley, William A. (1878).
2568:Huntley, William A. (1878).
2549:Huntley, William A. (1872).
2530:Huntley, William A. (1875).
2511:Huntley, William A. (1874).
2500:. Milwaukee: H. N. Hempsted.
2492:Huntley, William A. (1874).
2473:Huntley, William A. (1873).
2454:Huntley, William A. (1873).
2435:Huntley, William A. (1873).
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2283:Huntley, William A. (1873).
2264:Huntley, William A. (1872).
2247:"Kiss me, love, before I go"
2245:Huntley, William A. (1872).
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2112:Huntley, William A. (1871).
2093:Huntley, William A. (1871).
2074:Huntley, William A. (1871).
1942:"vaudeville | entertainment"
1863:The Newcastle Weekly Courant
1775:The Meriden Daily Republican
1519:Schreyer, Lowell H. (2007).
1458:Rice, Edward Le Roy (1911).
919:Our Willie died this morning
835:Mamma, come sing me to sleep
3323:Take me back home to mother
3214:. G. D.Russell and Company.
2437:"The girl that took my eye"
2342:"Just try it once for luck"
2171:"Oh Nixie, that's too thin"
2152:"Oh Nixie, that's too thin"
1298:Take me back home to mother
1155:Huntley's Favorite Hornpipe
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2361:"Let me kiss him ere I go"
1889:clever banjo performances.
1715:...Campbell and Huntley...
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786:Kiss me, love, before I go
3334:– via worldcat.org.
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3168:"Rocky Point Schottische"
3064:"Rocky Point Schottische"
2936:George Birdseye 1844–1919
2589:"Just to please the boys"
2266:"Under the silvery stars"
2139:. New York: J. L. Peters.
2082:. New York: J. L. Peters.
1753:The Charleston Daily News
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856:The girl that took my eye
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2053:"Jerry Cohan wrote this"
1685:"Card To the Profession"
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2689:. F. A. North & Co.
2399:"My button hole boquet"
1946:Encyclopædia Britannica
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989:Hush, My Little Darling
933:Just to please the boys
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3263:Knight, J. S. (1877).
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2133:"Goodbye, Dear Mother"
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3155:. William A. Huntley.
3136:. William A. Huntley.
1996:"Preludes and Echoes"
1902:"Personal News Items"
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1728:"Clipper Post Office"
1707:"Clipper Post Office"
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1975:"William A. Huntley"
1734:. 11 February 1871.
1670:. 19 November 1870.
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1628:. 10 December 1870.
1560:"William A. Huntley"
1245:. Written to honor
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1112:Romance and marriage
863:Under the buttercups
270:Samuel Swaim Stewart
3149:"Fascination Waltz"
1838:"Mr. Billy Huntley"
1736:...Billy Huntley...
1713:. 28 January 1871.
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1771:"Coming! Coming!"
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