Stirling

4 makers. The earliest year printed is 1752, the latest 1839.

Every maker here has Stirling in a printed line.

1700s

• 1752 to 1839 Dodd
  DODD.—An English family, chiefly distinguished as bow-makers, in the late eighteenth and the nineteenth centuries. There were seven or eight workmen. John, born at Stirling, 1752, died in Richmond Workhouse, 1839, was the best-known bow-maker,
• 1752 to 1839 John, Dodd
  Dodd, John, eldest son of Edward Dodd; b. 1752, Stirling; d. Oct. 4, 1839, in Richmond Workhouse; was buried at Kew. He was first a …
• 1752 to 1839 John, Dodd
  Dodd, John, eldest son of Edward Dodd; b. 1752, Stirling; d. Oct. 4, 1839, in Richmond Workhouse; was buried at Kew. He was first a …
• 1770 to 1790 Nicolson, James
  NICOLSON, JAMES, Stirling: 1770-90. His name appeared in a Scottish catalogue some years ago.

The books that name them

• Violin tone and violin makers, 1916
• British Violin Makers, W. Meredith Morris, 1920
• A dictionary of violin makers, Stainer, 1896

Some names appear twice under different spellings. Each is one book's spelling.