What are some really old nursery rhymes?

Question

For my sister-in-laws baby shower were going say nursery rhymes and leave a line out then have people guess that line. Some of the people there are going to be older so I want some from when they were little.

If you got the rhyme from a web site please let me know which

Answer 1

Old Mother Hubbard

Went to her cupboard

To get her daughter a dress

When she got there

The cupboard was bare

And so was her daughter, I guess

Answer 2

Hinx Minx

The old witch winks

The fat begins to fry

There's nobody home

But Jumping Joan,

Father, Mother, and I.

Stick, stock, stone dead

Blind man can't see.

Every knave

Must have a slave

You or I must be he.

Hey Diddle Diddle

The cat and the fiddle

The cow jumped over the moon

The little dog laughed

To see such sport

And the dish ran away with the spoon.

Hickory dickory dock

The mouse ran up the clock.

The clock struck one

And down he come

Hickory dickory dock.

There was a man of double deed

Sowed his garden full of seed,

And when the seed began to grow

Twas like a garden full of snow,

And when the snow began to melt

Twas like a ship without a belt,

And when the ship began to sail

Twas like a dog without a tail,

And when the dog began to bleed

Twas death and death and DEATH indeed.

Answer 3

Try here: http://www.zelo.com/family/nursery/

Answer 4

  Google--- fidella.com/trmg  

              click  on  the  real  mother  goose  home page

    A  few  of  my  favorites  from  my  youth  in  the  1960 s

1. I'll  Tell You a Story

2. This is  the House that Jack Built

3. The Crooked  Sixpence

4. Wee Willie Winkie