Thomas Hastings
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Hastings, Thomas, 1784–1872, American composer, b. Washington, Conn. Of his hymns, Rock of Ages is most famous. He compiled several books of hymns, including Musica Sacra (1815) and Spiritual Songs (with Lowell Mason, 1831).
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Thomas Hastings may refer to:
- Thomas Hastings (Royal Navy officer)
- Thomas Hastings (composer), best known for the hymn Rock of Ages
- Thomas Hastings (architect), grandson of the above and designer of the New York Public Library
- Thomas Horace Hastings, cousin of Henry Morrison Flagler and founder of Hastings, Florida
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