Background
According to the Morrison family history, he was the son of Jacob Stults and Martha-Jane Morrison.
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Robert Stults
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His most popular work, The Sweetest Story Ever Told, was published in 1892 and was still popular into the 20th century. The first of five children, he was born on June 1, 1861 in Hightstown, New Jersey Prior to 1910, Stults mostly wrote popular music, but after 1910, he wrote more sacred and bigger works.
He also used aliases for some of his works, such as the name "Norwood Dale" to write the musical "The Cross Patch Fairies". He also wrote three ragtime tunes, Smoky Sam (1898), Walkin" on de Rainbow Road (1899), and A Moonlight Meander (1900), under the name South. M. Roberts (a play on his name Robert M Stults).
At his death on March 24, 1933, he, along with Louis M. Bennet, was the publisher of the Long Branch Daily Record.
This is a list of works that are mostly songs and piano tunes, written prior to 1910:
This is a list of works that are sacred in nature or longer works. These were generally written after 1910:.
