John Miller
London, worked 1687–1721
Son of George Miller, above, and Rebecca, below. Worked at the sign ‘At the Citern’, early established on London Bridge. Possibly functioned as a general music shop and distributor for various London makers. The signature from some instruments ‘Miller London’ could refer to any member of this family\u{2026} — John Dilworth
Biographies
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John Dilworth+
MILLER, John Worked circa. 1687-1721 London UK. Son of George Miller, above, and Rebecca, below. Worked at the sign ‘At the Citern’, early established on London Bridge. Possibly functioned as a general music shop and distributor for various London makers. The signature from some instruments ‘Miller London’ could refer to any member of this family. Succeeded by his widow Elizabeth, above. [BVMA]
Cecie Stainer+
A maker in London about 1750. He worked at the sign of the ” Citern,” London Bridge.
Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+
Es giebt Zettel mit diesem Namen, auf denen eine lange Geschäftsempfehlung
steht. Ob dieser Miller aber selbst Geigenmacher war, ist sehr fraglich; dem
Zettel nach dürfte er nur Händler gewesen sein. Er wohnte London Bridge
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