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Rushden's five original bells were cast as a peal by John Briant of Hertford, one of the finest English bell founders, in 1787.

Bell founder Derck could not tune his bells well, so some of the bells were recast by Russian bell founders in the 19th century.

Henceforth it served as a store for trade goods and workplace for a bell founder and a book printer.

The brothers Hemony were born in Levécourt (in present-day Champagne-Ardenne, France) into a family of bell founders who travelled throughout Europe to cast bells.

In 1721, de Grave was the only bell founder in the north of the Netherlands who could cast and tune bells.

Rudhall of Gloucester was a family business of bell founders in the city of Gloucester, England, who between 1684 and 1835 produced over 5,000 bells.

Lutz, was a native of Liege, Belgium, and had served as an apprentice to a bell founder there.

The Society's first Honorary President was Paul Taylor (1914-1981), the last bell founding Taylor of John Taylor's bell founders.

The school bell was donated by the Bilbie family of bell founders based in the village.

Up until the 14th century the best bell founders were from Venice, due to its more advanced industry.

Rushden's five original bells were cast as a peal by John Briant of Hertford, one of the finest English bell founders, in 1787.

Bell founder Derck could not tune his bells well, so some of the bells were recast by Russian bell founders in the 19th century.

Henceforth it served as a store for trade goods and workplace for a bell founder and a book printer.

The brothers Hemony were born in Levécourt (in present-day Champagne-Ardenne, France) into a family of bell founders who travelled throughout Europe to cast bells.

In 1721, de Grave was the only bell founder in the north of the Netherlands who could cast and tune bells.

Rudhall of Gloucester was a family business of bell founders in the city of Gloucester, England, who between 1684 and 1835 produced over 5,000 bells.

Lutz, was a native of Liege, Belgium, and had served as an apprentice to a bell founder there.

The Society's first Honorary President was Paul Taylor (1914-1981), the last bell founding Taylor of John Taylor's bell founders.

The school bell was donated by the Bilbie family of bell founders based in the village.

Up until the 14th century the best bell founders were from Venice, due to its more advanced industry.