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Volunteer's farewell
(Toronto, Canada : A & S Nordheimer, 1866., 1866)
Très gai polka
(Canada : I.Suckling & Sons, 1887., 1887)
We are Britons still
(Toronto, Canada : Whaley, Royce & Co. 1897., 1897)
Up with the standard
(Toronto, Canada : A & S. Nordheimer, 1867., 1867)
Viennese dance
(Toronto, Canada : The Anglo-Canadian Music Publishers Association Ltd, 1887., 1887)
The Death Song of the Cherokee Indians: An original air brought from America. By a gentleman long conversant with the Indian tribes
([London] : G. Walker 106 Great Portland Street, 1810, 1810)
Evening stars
(Springfield : Sarles & Adey, 1849, 1849)
The Pickwickians: A sett of quadrilles
(Philadelphia: John F. Nunns, [1838], 1838)
The hennrietta waltzes
(Toronto : A & S Nordheimer, 1848, 1848)
Les jolis oisaux or the pretty birds quadrilles.
(Toronto : A & S Nordheimer, 1848, 1848)
Echoes from the snowball club
(Detroit, Michigan : Willard Bryant, 1898, 1898)
The lonely one.
(New York: Firth, Pond & Co., 1851, 1851)
Syracuse polka
(New York : Jollie, 1848, 1848)
Fairy bell polka
(New York : William Hall & Son, 1848, 1848)
The flowers of youth. A collection of favorite airs ("Love not" quick step) / Arranged in an easy manner for four hands / [Leumas Sigr.]
(New York : William Hall & Son, 1844, 1844)
Mountain home waltz
(New York : Firth, Pond & Co., 1848, 1848)
The celebrated death song of the Cherokee Indians
([London] : G. Walker 106 Great Portland Street, 1810)
Can I e'er forget the valley
(New York : William Hall & Son, 1850, 1850)
What joy to greet our native plains
(Boston : Oliver Ditson, 1846, 1846)
Ogden polka.
(New York : William Hall & Son, 1850, 1850)