The Letters of Sir Samuel Hellier (1736–1784)

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  A Catalogue of Musicall Instruments
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  Account of the Indictment against Sir Edward Littleton, Bart. for assaulting Samuel Hellier, Esq. [1758/9]

  Primary Source
• Adcock, Abraham (trumpeter and organ builder)
• Alton, Mrs.

  Visitor to The Woodhouse
• Baggeridge Wood, Himley, Staffordshire
• Baker, Mr.

  Mr. Baker. Tenant at Showell.
• Banton, Edward/Ned (Tenant)

  Tenant of Sir Samuel in Wombourne.
• Barnhurst, Staffordshire

  Village in Staffordshire, north of Wolverhampton.
• Barrett, Thomas (politician)

  Politician
• Beaman, Mark
• Bearcroft, Edward

  Barrister, judge, and politician, resident of Mere Hall, Hanbury, Worcestershire.
• Beech, Mrs Sarah (House keeper)

  Sir Samuel's house keeper for The Woodhouse from 1780 or earlier.
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  Benjamin Kennicott to Mrs Sarah Huntbach, 21st March 1758
• Best, Reverend Edward (vicar of Wednesbury)

  Rev. Edward Best, curate of Bilston from 1737 and vicar of Wednesbury, 1744.
• Billinge, Reverend Charles (vicar of Wombourne)

  Preacher, St Benedict Biscop Church, Wombourne, 1767-1781
• Bilston, Staffordshire

  Town in Staffordshire, south-east of Wolverhampton.
• Birmingham, Warwickshire

  Town in Warwickshire
• Bond, Capel (composer and organist)

  Organist and composer. Organist of St Michael and All Angels Church, Coventry 1749–1790 and Holy Trinity, Coventry 1752–1790.
• Bond, William (organist)

  Organist, St Peter's Collegiate Church, Wolverhampton from 1759/60
• Bovenhill (Bunhill), Staffordshire

  Manor in Worcestershire, within the parish of Bromsgrove.