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John Isham was an English composer and organist known for his work in London and Oxford during the early 18th century. He served as deputy organist at St Anne's, Westminster, under William Croft, later succeeding him. Isham was appointed organist at St Andrew's, Holborn, and St Margaret's, Westminster, where he served until his death. His compositions, including anthems and songs, were featured in various collections. Isham's musical contributions were recognized and published during his time, showcasing his talent and skill as a composer and organist.