Capel Bond

Born: 2 December 1730, Coventry (England)
Died: 14 February 1790, Binley (England)

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Forty years organist of the Churches of St Michael and Holy Trinity in Coventry, he was an eminent musician and indulgent husband and stealy in his friendships. Exemplary in the constant practise of his Christian and social duties he died February 14th 1790, aged 59.

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