Henry Erben
1837
Residence: Avery House / Robbins Hunter
Granville, OH, US
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G Compass. Built for St. Luke's Episcopal, Granville. Purchased 1900 by Charles Winder of Delaware, OH. Moved to Christ Episcopal, Ironton, OH, then Congregational, Oak Hill, OH. Acquired by Robbins Hunter 1940s, used with roll player appended. Placed in storage after his death. Sold 1980's by Lawrence Schwartzenberger of Warsaw, OH through OCH to Epiphany Episcopal, Newton, NC.
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