About: Edward Elliott (songwriter)

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Edward Elliott (c. 1800–1867) was born in Northumberland. He was a writer of popular humorous songs, and, in turn, an alcoholic, a reformed alcoholic, and an ardent temperance worker. His most famous song is "Whitley Camp".

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  • Edward Elliott (c. 1800–1867) was born in Northumberland. He was a writer of popular humorous songs, and, in turn, an alcoholic, a reformed alcoholic, and an ardent temperance worker. His most famous song is "Whitley Camp". (en)
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  • Edward Elliott (c. 1800–1867) was born in Northumberland. He was a writer of popular humorous songs, and, in turn, an alcoholic, a reformed alcoholic, and an ardent temperance worker. His most famous song is "Whitley Camp". (en)
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  • Edward Elliott (songwriter) (en)
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