ANN JULIA HATTON was a member of the Kemble family and a sister of
Mrs. Siddons. She was the wife of William Hatton, a celebrated
musical instrument maker, at 3 Peck Slip, New York City.
THE SONGS OF TAMMANY; OR, THE INDIAN CHIEF. A Serious Opera, by Ann
Julia Hatton. To be had at the printing-office of John Harrison,
No. 3 Peck Slip, and of Mr. Faulkner, at the box-office of the
theatre. [Price one shilling.] New York, 1794. 16mo, pp. 16.
The opera from which these songs were taken (_Tammany; or, The
Indian Chief_), was written for the Tammany Society, and was first
played at the John Street Theatre, March 3, 1794, and "had a great
run."
No trace can be found of the play itself being published.
The prologue to _Tammany_ was published in a volume of poems by R.
B. Davis, New York, 1807, pp. 120-1.