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Te Deum, Jubilate in F and other works: William Jackson 1730-1803. Score, with piano accompaniment by James Paddon - organist of Exeter Cathedral (0)
Anthems and Church Services: William Jackson 1730-1803, edited by James Paddon, organist, Exeter Cathedral. Published ca. 1823/33. (0)
Where the bee sucks ([18--])
William Jackson, the celebrated composer late organist of the Exeter Cathedral (1819)
William Jackson of Exeter, composer of music (1785)
Studien zur Biographie und zum literarisch Nachlass des William Jackson, of Exeter 1730-1803 (1971)
William Jackson of Exeter: new documents (1997)
Three songs
Songs set to music (18--)
Fourteen canzonets
Gainsborough House review 1996 (1997)
Anthems and church services, by the late William Jackson, edited by James Paddon, organist of Exeter Cathedral ([1933?)
Te deum and jubilate in F. Composed by the late William Jackson, of Exeter, in score ([1933?)
William Jackson of Exeter: a short sketch of my own life (1802) (1974)
Twelve songs...opera quarta ([1785])
Twelve songs...opera settima ([1790?)
Six quartets for voices composed by William Jackson ... Opera xi ([1790?)
When first this humble roof I knew, a favorite song... ([1825])
Rest beauteous flow'r, a favourite song.. sung by Miss Prudom ([1790])
Whence comes my love o heart disclose: a celebrated canzonet ([1825])
Time has not thin'd my flowing hair: a favorite canzonet .. ([1825])
Take, oh! take those lips away: a favorite canzonet ([1825])
The pilgrim that journeys all day: a celebrated canzonet ([1825])
O Venus! hear my ardent pray'r: a celebrated canzonet ([1825])
No longer hope to hide thy pain: a celebrated canzonet ([1825])
Love in thine eyes for ever plays: a celebrated canzonet ([1825])
Let fortune's angry tempest blow: a celebrated canzonet ([1825])
If I love you doom me to die: a celebrated canzonet ([1825])
Encompass'd in an angel's frame, a favourite song .. ([1790])
Elegies, composed by Jackson of Exeter. Opera terza ([1790?)
Elegies, composed by Jackson of Exeter. Opera terza ([1762])
Deluding joys of gaudy art, a celebrated canzonet ([1825])
Do not unbind two gentle hearts: a celebrated canzonet ([1825])
The day that saw thy beauty rise, a favorite canzonet ([1825])
The breeze of love still swells the sail, a celebrated canzonet ([1825])
Ah! what avails thy lover's pray'r: a celebrated canzonet ([1825])
Thirty letters on various subjects (1795)
Thirty letters on various subjects. In two volumes. Vol. 1 (1783)
The four ages: together with essays on various subjects (1798)
A Devonshire worthy: William Jackson, of Exeter, organist of Exeter Cathedral and composer of music (1882)
Twelve songs set to music by William Jackson of Exeter ([1768?)
Two anthems and a complete church service ([1820?)
Jackson of Exeter (from New Monthly Magazine, 1832, pp 255-62) (1832)