James
Rowe
Born:
January 1, 1865, Horrabridge, Devonshire, England.
Died:
November 10, 1933, Wells, Vermont.
Son of John Rowe, a copper miner, James worked for the Irish government for four
years, then emigrated to America at age 24. He settled in Albany, New York, and
worked in railroads in New York for 10 years. He then became an inspector for
the Hudson River Humane Society. He then worked for music publishers in Texas
and Tennessee, and in his later years, moved to Vermont and worked with his
daughter, an artist, writing verses for greeting cards.
Hymns
- After the Midnight
- Anywhere Thou
Leadest
- Because I Love Jesus
- Everybody Ought to
Love Him
- God Holds the Future
in His Hands
- God is Goodness, God
is Love
- Greet the
Everlasting King (© 1943)
- Happy Sunbeams
- His Promise to Me
- I Am So Glad
Salvation's Free
- I Choose Jesus
- I Walk with the King
- I
Would Be Like Jesus
- If I Could Hear My
Mother Pray Again
- I’m Bound for the
Kingdom of Glory and Song (© 1937)
- Jesus Is All I Need
(© 1929)
- Love Lifted Me
- No Room (© 1928)
- Rapture Indeed!
- Sweet Harbor Bells (©
1924)
- Sweeter as the Days
Go By
- What a Matchless
Savior (© 1935)
- What Is He Worth to
Your Soul?
- When the Shadows
Flee
- Wonderful Message
- Work I Ought to Do,
The