London School
John Hill
London, b. 1757
after 1804 London UK. Youngest son of Joseph Hill (I), below. Established in Thomas Street, Borough, Southwark, from 1777, an area subsequently settled by several members of the family. In 1806 he was recorded as a piano maker at 9 London Road, Southwark. Presumed to have worked chiefly as a repaire\u{2026} — John Dilworth
Biographies
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John Dilworth+
HILL, John Born 1757, d. after 1804 London UK. Youngest son of Joseph Hill (I), below. Established in Thomas Street, Borough, Southwark, from 1777, an area subsequently settled by several members of the family. In 1806 he was recorded as a piano maker at 9 London Road, Southwark. Presumed to have worked chiefly as a repairer; few instruments known. [BVMA]
Cecie Stainer+
A maker who apparently worked in Red Lion Street. Holborn, was there, at any rate, in 1794.
Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+
Er wohnte Red Lyon Street, Holborn, und war nicht ungeschickt.
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