*Ashperton : Barrel organ. Converted to finger organ.Bishopstone (Heref.) : Gray & Davison barrel & finger organ installed 1846.Ref: BOA, Gray & Davison Ledger 4 (1846) p.284*Bosbury : T.C. Bates barrel organ installed 1844. Transferred to Byford 1844.Ref: Country Life (31 Mar. 1955), p. 878; Boston (1959) p.112Byford : T.C. Bates barrel organ transferred from Bosbury 1844. Transferred to City Museum, Hereford.Ref: ‘Letter’, The Music Box, vol.12 no.1 (Spring 1985) p.29; NPOR, N09781*Byton : J.W. Walker chamber organ transferred from private house, barrel mechanism added 1855.*Croft : Bevington & Sons barrel & finger organ installed 1856. Barrel mechanism removed.Dilwyn : Barrel organ installed 1842.Ref: Hereford Journal (5 Jan. 1842) p.3; W. Heather, ‘On Dilwyn Church’, Journal of the British Archaeological Association (London, 1871) p.152*Dinedor : Barrel organ.*Eardisland : Joseph Walker barrel organ installed 1834. Converted to finger organ 1864.Fownhope : Barrel organ installed 1845.Ref: Fownhope Parish Council and Village Websitehttps://fownhopeparishcouncil.gov.uk/st-marys-church [accessed 16 Oct. 2023]Hampton Bishop : Barrel organ installed 1840.Ref: Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of England, 3rd edn., 2 (London, 1865) n.p.Humber : Barrel organ.Ref: Kelly's Post Office Directory (1879), p. 63Linton : Gray & Davison barrel organ. Sold 1875.Ref: Ross Gazette (25 Feb. 1875) p.1; Church Bells (6 Mar. 1875), p.162 & 13 Mar. 1875), p.175Madley : Gray & Davison improved barrel organ installed 1844.Ref: BOA, Gray & Davison Ledger 4 (1844) p.203*Shobdon : Bevington & Son barrel organ installed 1841.Bevington (1847)*Weston under Penyard : Barrel organ.* Listed in Lyndesay G. Langwill & Noel Boston, Church and Chamber Barrel Organs, 2nd edn (Edinburgh, 1970) p.79
*Ashperton : Barrel organ. Converted to finger organ.Bishopstone (Heref.) : Gray & Davison barrel & finger organ installed 1846.Ref: BOA, Gray & Davison Ledger 4 (1846) p.284*Bosbury : T.C. Bates barrel organ installed 1844. Transferred to Byford 1844.Ref: Country Life (31 Mar. 1955), p. 878; Boston (1959) p.112Byford : T.C. Bates barrel organ transferred from Bosbury1844. Transferred to City Museum, Hereford.Ref: ‘Letter’, The Music Box, vol.12 no.1 (Spring 1985) p.29; NPOR, N09781*Byton : J.W. Walker chamber organ transferred from private house, barrel mechanism added 1855.*Croft : Bevington & Sons barrel & finger organ installed 1856. Barrel mechanism removed.Dilwyn : Barrel organ installed 1842. Ref: Hereford Journal (5 Jan. 1842) p.3; W. Heather, ‘On Dilwyn Church’, Journal of the British Archaeological Association (London, 1871) p.152*Dinedor : Barrel organ.*Eardisland : Joseph Walker barrel organ installed 1834. Converted to finger organ 1864.Fownhope : Barrel organ installed 1845.Ref: Fownhope Parish Council and Village Websitehttps://fownhopeparishcouncil.gov.uk/st-marys-church[accessed 16 Oct. 2023]Hampton Bishop : Barrel organ installed 1840.Ref: Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of England, 3rd edn., 2 (London, 1865) n.p.Humber : Barrel organ.Ref: Kelly's Post Office Directory (1879), p.63Linton : Gray & Davison barrel organ. Sold 1875.Ref: Ross Gazette (25 Feb. 1875) p.1; Church Bells (6 Mar. 1875), p.162 & 13 Mar. 1875), p.175Madley : Gray & Davison improved barrel organ installed 1844. Ref: BOA, Gray & Davison Ledger 4 (1844) p.203*Shobdon : Bevington & Son barrel organ installed 1841.Bevington (1847)*Weston under Penyard : Barrel organ.*Listed in Lyndesay G. Langwill & Noel Boston, Church and Chamber Barrel Organs, 2nd edn (Edinburgh, 1970) p.79