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Locations and Organs in Durham, England

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Names for Durham, England

Algernon Ashton (1859-1937) (Born)
Thomas Bates (1859-) (Born)
Joseph Bell (1877-) (Organist)
Edward Alfred Bloomfield (1920-1984) (Died)
Andrew Cantrill (1971-) (Organ Scholar)
Stephen Clarke (-1797) (Born)
Robin Coxon (1942-) (Born)
George Cummings Dawson (1859-) (Born)
Thomas G. Frankton (1866-1925) (Organist)
John Garth (1722-1810) (Born)
Harrison & Harrison (Organ builder)
Cuthbert Harrison (1905-1991) (Born, Died)
Patrick Hawes (1958-) (Organ Scholar)
Dr Musgrave Heighington (1680-1774) (Born)
George Holmes (1681-1721) (Organist)
John Hutchinson (1615-) (Born)
Robert W. Liddle (1864-1917) (Born)
Frederick Lingard (1811-1847) (Died)
Francesca Massey (Assistant Organist)
J. Nelson & Co. (Organ builder)
Henry J. Nelson (1856-1935) (Died, Organ builder)
Herbert Nelson (c1884-1933) (Born, Died, Organ builder)
C. Nutton (c1877-) (Born)
James E. Palliser (1880-1945) (Died)
Louis Pearson (1879-1930) (Born)
Stephen Richardson (1863-) (Born)
John Robinson (1946-1979) (Born)
F. W. Smallwood (1860-1939) (Born, Organist)
Orlando John Stimpson (1835-1916) (Born)
Dr T. H. Yorke Trotter (1854-1934) (Born)
William J. Young (1835-1913) (Born)

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