[Bell Historians] Mawnan near Falmouth, Cornwall

George Dawson George at d...
Sat Dec 14 10:00:17 GMT 2002


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What I forgot to mention was that the two trebles were recast in 1888 (ment=
ioned in Arthur Cannons Church Bells of Cornwall (1979), though it doesn't =
say who did the work. Who is the contractor for the work?
GAD
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From: Henry Taysom=20
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Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 11:34 PM
Subject: Re: [Bell Historians] Mawnan near Falmouth, Cornwall


Thank you, George, for the details of Mawnan bells. Dunkins account looks=
pretty awful but the bells are being rung regularly and from my experience=
don't go too badly. They were rung non-stop for 12hours on August 31st 200=
2 as a fund raising event for their new bells! Fortunately the Church is fa=
irly isolated and most of the sound floated out over the Helford river! I'm=
afraid I have no idea as to where the old bells are heading, but I could m=
ake enquiries if you feel it might be of historical value?




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Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2002 8:06 AM
Subject: Re: [Bell Historians] Mawnan near Falmouth, Cornwall


Dunkins Church Bells of Cornwall reports:

1. : I . 1675 : P : P :

29 1/2" dia Crown broken off, and bell cramped up with iron.

2. : O : I N : T T : 1675 : P P O :

30 3/4: dia. A large piece broken off the rim.

3. MAY THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND FLOURISH A (Bell) R 1754 [Ornament]

32" dia.


The tenor was cast by Abel Rudhall of Gloucester, but I'm not sure abou=
t the other two, Penningtons?
If the undamaged bell is to be replaced, has it been put on the Keltek =
Lists?

GAD

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Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2002 5:58 PM
Subject: [Bell Historians] Mawnan near Falmouth, Cornwall


Hello everyone, I'm new to the net as you are aware but as you all ce=
rtainly know your stuff (!!) perhaps someone out there has details of the c=
urrent three bells at Mawnan? I understand that these bells are to be sold =
shortly and be replaced with a new six to be supplied by Whitechapel. Any d=
ata would be gratefully received
Regards,
Henry Taysom

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