| Title | Composer | Year |
|---|---|---|
| "Reply to the Bonnie Flag" | Words by Mrs. C. Sterett, Music by M. H. Frank | 1862 |
| "Taps" (July 1862) | Words: anonymous Music: Adapted from "Tattoo" by General Daniel Adams Butterfield, 1831-1901 | July 1862 |
| "Your Mission" | To Miss L. A. Gillett, Saline, Mich. Melody by S[idney]. M. Grannis, | 1862 |
| The Battle Hymn of the Republic | Julia Ward Howe(1819-1910) | 1862 |
| Amazing Grace | John Newton | unknown |
| Shall We Gather at the River | ||
| The Little Brown Church in the Vale | ||
| O God, Our Help in Ages Past | ||
| What a Friend We Have in Jesus | ||
| Rock of Ages | ||
| A Mighty Fortress is Our God | Martin Luther | |
| Abide With Me | ||
| Nearer My God to Thee | ||
| We Are Coming Father Abra'am 300,000 More | Wm. Cullen Bryant and L.O. Emerson | 1862 |
| Marching Through Georgia | Henry C. Work | 1865 |
| Who Will Save the Left? | R. Tompkins and Geo. F. Root | 1863 |
| Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! | Geo. F. Root | 1864 |
| Just Before the Battle, Mother | Geo. F. Root | 1863 |
| Tenting on the Old Camp Ground | Walter Kittredge | 1864 |
| The Grant Pill | Harriet L. Castle and J. C. Beckel | 1864 |
| The Children of the Battlefield | James G. Clark | 1864 |
| Can I Go, Dearest Mother | Bernard Covert | 1862 |
| "Weeping, Sad and Lonely" or "When This Cruel War is Over" | Chas. C. Sawyer and Henry Tucker | 1862 |
| Oh, Come You From the Battle-Field? | Geo. F. Root | 1864 |
| When Johnny Comes Marching Home | Louis Lambert | 1863 |
| The Vacant Chair | Geo. F. Root | 1862 |
| Brave Boys are They | Henry Clay Work | 1861 |
| Mother is the Battle Over? | B.E. Roefs. | unknown |
| Grafted into the Army | Henry C. Work | unknown |
| Jeff in Petticoats | George Cooper and Henry Tucker | 1865 |
