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Blake, William

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Blake, William

[[Lot 83]]. A bell-maker and apprentice of Paul Revere's foundry. Would partner with [[Hooper, Henry N.|Henry N. Hooper]] to form the Blake, Hooper, and Revere foundry, also known as HN Hooper & Co. Father of [[Blake, William S.|William S. Blake]], who would carry on the [[William Blake & Co.|family bell-making business]].

Blake, William

[[Lot 83]]. A bell-maker and apprentice of Paul Revere's foundry. Would partner with [[Hooper, Henry N.|Henry N. Hooper]] to form the Blake, Hooper, and Revere foundry, also known as HN Hooper & Co. Father of [[Blake, William S.|William S. Blake]], who would carry on the [[William Blake & Co|family bell-making business]].
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