[Bell Historians] Horton Glos old tenor

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Not that I know of. Bob Parker had a good look at it whilst he 
extracted its cast in staple. He knows more than most about old bells 
from our area. I'll ask him next week.

Cheers,

Matthew

Does anyone know if the founder of the old tenor at Horton, 
Gloucestershire, has been positively identified? Bliss & Sharpe 
strongly suggest that it is by Robert Norton of Exeter, but stated that 
this awaited verification by John Scott. Did this ever happen?

Many thanks,

Andrew Bull




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Does anyone know if the founder of the old tenor at Horton, 
Gloucestershire, has been positively identified? Bliss & Sharpe 
strongly suggest that it is by Robert Norton of Exeter, but stated that 
this awaited verification by John Scott. Did this ever happen?

Many thanks,

Andrew Bull