Ballad Manuscript - version 3

The Bailiff's Daughter of Islington Barbara Allen [words and musical notation] Barbara Allen's Cruelty, or The Young Man's Tragedy [another version is known as Bonny Barbara Allen] Confession of Edward W. Hawkins The Douglas Tragedy [or Fair Ellender] Edward [model for The Waxford Girl and The Miller Boy] Fair Margaret and Sweet William Fair Margaret and Sweet William (Old English) [words and musical notation] The House Carpenter [words and musical notation] The House Carpenter, or The Old, Salt Sea [from The Demon Lover] The Jew's Daughter [words and musical notation] A Lady and a Lady Gay [words and musical notation] Lady Gay [from The Wife of Usher's Well] Little Hugh, or The Jew's Daughter Little Willie - The Twa Brothers Loving Henry, Or William Ellender [modeled after Lady Isabel and The Elf Knight] Lord Bateman [words and musical notation] Lord Bateman [Original is Young Beichan and Susie Pye or The Turkish Lady] Lord Bateman, or The Turkish Lady [derived from Young Beichan and Susie Pye] Lord Daniel's Wife [variant of Lord Vanner's Wife] Lord Lovely Lord of the Old Country [musical notation only] The Lord of the Old Country (The Twa Sisters) Lord Randall Lord Randall [words and musical notation] Lord Thomas Lord Thomas (Old English Version) [words and musical notation] Lord Vanner's Wife [from Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard] McAfee's Confession [modeled after McPherson's Farewell, or Lord Maxwell's Goodnight] Pretty Polly [modeled after May Colvin] The Serving Maid The Serving Maid [words and musical notation] Six Pretty, Fair Maids The Wealthy Merchant of London [from The Merchant's Daughter of Bristow] The Wealthy Young Farmer [from the Golden Glove, or The Squire of Tamworth] A Wealthy Young Farmer [words and musical notation] William Ellender William Hall [modeled after The Bailiff's Daughter of Islington]