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WORGAN OF BRISTOL
BY
WORGAN OF BRISTOL
Matthew Worgan 1725 - 1798 was the son of Thomas Worgan who was a freeman cutler. Matthew was apprenticed to John Salmon from 1741 -1747and became a freeman in 1750.He traded from Wine Street, Bristol and shared his premises with Benjamin Willoughby who was a notable clock maker
Matthew snr. had a son called Matthew who also became a clockmaker. Matthew jnr. went on to become keeper of the church clocks in central Bristol and churchwarden at St Mary Redcliffe.
Matthew snr. had a son called Matthew who also became a clockmaker. Matthew jnr. went on to become keeper of the church clocks in central Bristol and churchwarden at St Mary Redcliffe.
Gregory Bell MBHI
Antique clock repair and restoration specialist, Hereford.
Antique clock repair and restoration specialist, Hereford.
Tel 01432 272217. email watchmanclocks@talktalk.net
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Tel 01432 272217 Mon - Fri 9.00pm - 4.30 pm At other times please leave a message and your contact details. I value your time and will return your call.
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