1836-1920
Henry L. Gilmour (1836-1920)

Jan­u­a­ry 19, 1836, Lon­don­der­ry, Ire­land.

May 20, 1920, Del­air, New Jer­sey, af­ter a bug­gy ac­ci­dent.

We­no­nah Cem­e­tery, We­no­nah, New Jer­sey.

Gilmour em­i­grat­ed to Amer­i­ca as a teen­ag­er. He start­ed work­ing as a paint­er, then served in the Amer­ican civ­il war, where he was cap­tured and spent sev­eral months in the Con­fed­er­a­cy’s Lib­bey Pri­son. Af­ter the war, he be­came a den­tist. In 1869, he moved to We­no­nah, New Jer­sey, and helped found the We­no­nah Meth­od­ist Church in 1885. For four de­cades, he di­rect­ed the choir at the Pit­man Grove Camp Meet­ing, and worked at camp meet­ings and re­viv­als in Mount­ain Lake Park, Mar­y­land, and Ridge­view Park, Penn­syl­van­ia. His works in­clude:

  1. Lost in Sight of Home
  2. Shipwrecked, but Not Lost!
  3. Thy Fa­ther Calls, Come Home
  1. Angels Have Charge over Thee, The
  2. Beyond the Blue
  3. Bring Ye All the Tithes
  4. Come to Him Now
  5. Easter Dawn, The
  6. Haven of Rest
  7. He Brought Me Out
  8. I Do Not Ask to Choose My Path
  9. I Want to Have Stars in My Crown
  10. Jesus, I’ll Go Through with Thee
  11. Kissimmee
  12. Like a Mighty Sea
  13. Over the Dead-Line
  14. Saved from the Wreck
  15. Thine In­her­i­tance
  16. Uluru
  17. Watchman, Blow the Gos­pel Trump­et
  18. When Is­ra­el Out of Bond­age Came
  19. Where Are Thy Sins?