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SUDDS, William F., musician, born in London, England, 5 March, 1843. At the age of seven he came with his parents to the United States. While he was yet a boy he learned to play on several instruments, but he had no regular music-lessons until 1864. Nine years later he became a pupil at the Boston conservatory of music. Mr. Sudds resides at Gouverneur, St. Lawrence County, New York, where he keeps a music-store. His compositions comprise both vocal and instrumental music, and some of his pieces have become very popular. He has also published "National School for the Piano-Forte" (1881), and several collections of music in book-form, including "Anthem Gems" (Philadelphia, 1881-'3) and " Modern Sacred Duets" (Cincinnati, 1888).
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SULLIVAN, Edward, Canadian Anglican bishop, born in Ireland about 1885. He was ordained a priest of the Church of England in 1857, was assistant minister at St. George's church, Montreal, afterward rector of Trinity church, Chicago, and then took charge of another parish in Montreal. He became bishop of Algoma in 1882, and was elected bishop of Huron in 1883, but declined. He received the degree of D. D. in 1882.
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