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COAN, Sherwood, singer, born in New Haven, Connecticut, about 1830; died in Chicago, Illinois, 25 November, 1874. He was apprenticed to a carriage-maker, but went upon the stage under the name of Campbell, and, after being for several years a member of various minstrel troupes, appeared in concerts, and then in English opera, where he was very successful. He sang with Clara Louise Kellogg, Parepa-Rosa. Zelda Harrison, William Castle, and other well-known singers, and went with the Rosas to England, where he attracted much attention. His voice was a low baritone, very sweet and powerful, and his style was simple and pleasing.
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