John Worgan (English Wikipedia)

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"Memoire of the Life and Works of John Worgan". Quarterly Musical Magazine and Review: 113–134. 1823.
"John Worgan". The Georgian Era: Memoires of the Most Eminent Persons, Who Have Flourished in Great Britain, from the Ascension of George the First to the Demise of George the Fourth, in Four Volumes. Vol. 4: Political and Rural Economists, Painters, Sculptors, Architects, and Engravers, Composers, Vocal, Instrumental, and Dramatic Performers. London: Vizetelly, Branston and Co. 1834. pp. 314–315.
Burney, Charles (1789). A General History of Music: From The Earliest Ages to the Present Period. Vol. the Fourth. London. p. 665.
Grove, George, ed. (1878–1889). Dictionary of Music and Musicians (A.D. 1450 – 1889). Vol. iv. Oxford: Horace Hart, Printer to the University. p. 486.
Richard Watson et al., The Christian library: A reprint of popular religious works, Volume 8, Publisher Thomas George, Jr., 1836, page 68

"Correspondence – Mr. George Worgan". The Musical Times. 29: 490–491. 1 August 1888. doi:10.2307/3359399. JSTOR 3359399.
"The Royal Society of Musicians of Great Britain" (PDF). The Musical Times. 29 (550): 713–714. 1 December 1888. doi:10.2307/3360150. JSTOR 3360150. S2CID 81381476. The names of Arne, Beard, Boyce, Henry Carey, Corfe, Bernard Gates, Dr. Greene, Galliard, Handel, Hayes, Jackson of Exeter, Leveridge, Pepusch, Stanley (the blind organist), Smith (Handel's amanuensis), Dr. Worgan, Weidemann, Vincent, and others, appear among the founders.

"Correspondence – Mr. George Worgan". The Musical Times. 29: 490–491. 1 August 1888. doi:10.2307/3359399. JSTOR 3359399.
"The Royal Society of Musicians of Great Britain" (PDF). The Musical Times. 29 (550): 713–714. 1 December 1888. doi:10.2307/3360150. JSTOR 3360150. S2CID 81381476. The names of Arne, Beard, Boyce, Henry Carey, Corfe, Bernard Gates, Dr. Greene, Galliard, Handel, Hayes, Jackson of Exeter, Leveridge, Pepusch, Stanley (the blind organist), Smith (Handel's amanuensis), Dr. Worgan, Weidemann, Vincent, and others, appear among the founders.

"The Royal Society of Musicians of Great Britain" (PDF). The Musical Times. 29 (550): 713–714. 1 December 1888. doi:10.2307/3360150. JSTOR 3360150. S2CID 81381476. The names of Arne, Beard, Boyce, Henry Carey, Corfe, Bernard Gates, Dr. Greene, Galliard, Handel, Hayes, Jackson of Exeter, Leveridge, Pepusch, Stanley (the blind organist), Smith (Handel's amanuensis), Dr. Worgan, Weidemann, Vincent, and others, appear among the founders.

"The Royal Society of Musicians of Great Britain" (PDF). The Musical Times. 29 (550): 713–714. 1 December 1888. doi:10.2307/3360150. JSTOR 3360150. S2CID 81381476. The names of Arne, Beard, Boyce, Henry Carey, Corfe, Bernard Gates, Dr. Greene, Galliard, Handel, Hayes, Jackson of Exeter, Leveridge, Pepusch, Stanley (the blind organist), Smith (Handel's amanuensis), Dr. Worgan, Weidemann, Vincent, and others, appear among the founders.

Edwards, Frederick George (1900). "Worgan, John" . In Lee, Sidney (ed.). Dictionary of National Biography. Vol. 63. London: Smith, Elder & Co.