William Leeves, (1748–1828), was a poet, composer, and clergyman. He wrote the tune for the Scots ballad 'Auld Robin Gray'. (From Wikipedia)
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In Memoriam: The Rev. W. Leeves, Author of the Air of "Auld Robin Gray"; With a Few Notices of Other Members of His Family (Brighton: Printed for private circulation, 1873), ed. by A. M. Moon (page images at HathiTrust)- In Memoriam: The Rev. W. Leeves, Author of the Air of "Auld Robin Gray"; With a Few Notices of Other Members of His Family (second edition; Brighton: Printed for private circulation, 1887), ed. by A. M. Moon (multiple formats at archive.org)
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In memoriam: the Rev. W. Leeves, author of the air of "Auld Robin Gray" : with a few notices of other members of his family (s.n.], 1887), by A. M. Moon (page images at HathiTrust)- In memoriam. The Rev. W. Leeves, author of the air of "Auld Robin Gray." (Printed for private circulation, 1873), by Anna Maria Elsdale Moon (page images at HathiTrust)