Son of Horatio and Elvira. Married Eliza Richardson December, 1861 in Winchester, MA, they had 5 children. Organist, Music Teacher and Bandmaster, Naval Brigade Band of Massachusetts.
From Who's Who in the World, 1912
Clarke, William Horatio: Organist. Organist since 1856, at Toronto, Boston, Rochester and Indianapolis; retired in 1892 from professional life; now organ correspondent and advisory expert in modern organ building.
Born March 8, 1840, at Newton, Mass. son of Horatio and Elvira (Richards) Clarke. Educated in public and high schools of Dedham, Mass. Author of "Short Organ Gems;" "A Cloister Reverie," "Harmonic School for the Organ," "Short Service Preludes," etc.; Contributor to magazines on musical and metaphysical subjects; editor of the organ dept. of THE MUSICIAN, 1896-1906. Married Eliza T. Richardson, of Winchester, Mass., Dec. 18, 1861. Address: Reading, Mass., U.S.A. - Information from member JH
From Who's Who in the World, 1912
Clarke, William Horatio: Organist. Organist since 1856, at Toronto, Boston, Rochester and Indianapolis; retired in 1892 from professional life; now organ correspondent and advisory expert in modern organ building.
Born March 8, 1840, at Newton, Mass. son of Horatio and Elvira (Richards) Clarke. Educated in public and high schools of Dedham, Mass. Author of "Short Organ Gems;" "A Cloister Reverie," "Harmonic School for the Organ," "Short Service Preludes," etc.; Contributor to magazines on musical and metaphysical subjects; editor of the organ dept. of THE MUSICIAN, 1896-1906. Married Eliza T. Richardson, of Winchester, Mass., Dec. 18, 1861. Address: Reading, Mass., U.S.A. - Information from member JH
Son of Horatio and Elvira. Married Eliza Richardson December, 1861 in Winchester, MA, they had 5 children. Organist, Music Teacher and Bandmaster, Naval Brigade Band of Massachusetts.
From Who's Who in the World, 1912
Clarke, William Horatio: Organist. Organist since 1856, at Toronto, Boston, Rochester and Indianapolis; retired in 1892 from professional life; now organ correspondent and advisory expert in modern organ building.
Born March 8, 1840, at Newton, Mass. son of Horatio and Elvira (Richards) Clarke. Educated in public and high schools of Dedham, Mass. Author of "Short Organ Gems;" "A Cloister Reverie," "Harmonic School for the Organ," "Short Service Preludes," etc.; Contributor to magazines on musical and metaphysical subjects; editor of the organ dept. of THE MUSICIAN, 1896-1906. Married Eliza T. Richardson, of Winchester, Mass., Dec. 18, 1861. Address: Reading, Mass., U.S.A. - Information from member JH
From Who's Who in the World, 1912
Clarke, William Horatio: Organist. Organist since 1856, at Toronto, Boston, Rochester and Indianapolis; retired in 1892 from professional life; now organ correspondent and advisory expert in modern organ building.
Born March 8, 1840, at Newton, Mass. son of Horatio and Elvira (Richards) Clarke. Educated in public and high schools of Dedham, Mass. Author of "Short Organ Gems;" "A Cloister Reverie," "Harmonic School for the Organ," "Short Service Preludes," etc.; Contributor to magazines on musical and metaphysical subjects; editor of the organ dept. of THE MUSICIAN, 1896-1906. Married Eliza T. Richardson, of Winchester, Mass., Dec. 18, 1861. Address: Reading, Mass., U.S.A. - Information from member JH
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