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Series I : Original Collection Materials, 1928 - 1972
Box 2 : Miscellaneous Notes, Lectures, Words, Music and Correspondence
Packet 2 : Miscellaneous Field Typescripts and Manuscripts
Folder 45 : Miscellaneous Field Typescripts and Manuscripts - B

Page 04275- 04276 : Bailie's Dochter of Islington [song text] W. C. Cruickshank (contributor), Lonmay, Scotland

Item Summary

Format

song text

Title

Bailie's Dochter of Islington

Contributor	W. C. Cruickshank
Index Name	Cruickshank, W. C.

Place

Lonmay, Scotland

Reference Code

AFC 1972/001, MS pp. 04275- 04276

Scope and Content Notes

Genre

song - Child ballad

Alternative title

The Baliff's Daughter of Islington

First line

There was a youth and a weel-beloved youth

11 stanzas

Type Number

Child 105, The Bailiff's Daughter of Islington

Contextual Notes

'Learned from oldest sister, Mrs Jesse Brown, Edinburgh, 5 Royal Crescent, Edinburgh'.

Related Items

Song Text

The Bailie's Dochter of Islington [song text] W. C. Cruickshank (contributor), Lonmay, Scotland

Music Notation

The Bailie's Dochter of Islington [music notation] [song text] W. C. Cruickshank (contributor)

Cylinder Recording

The Bailiff's Daughter of Islington [cylinder recording] The Presenter (contributor), W. C. Cruickshank (contributor), Lonmay

Disc Recording

The Maid of Islington [disc recording] The Presenter (contributor), [W. C. Cruickshank] (contributor), [Near Lonmay]

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