[Bell Historians] Re: More lost rings

[Peter Whisker]

http://www.throckmorton.org.uk/page7.html has a bit about the removal in
1953.

Peter





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From: "jimhedgcock" <jameshedgcock at h...>
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Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 8:13 AM
Subject: [Bell Historians] Re: More lost rings


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> As far as I know, Stanion bells are still in the church.
> PDGCBR Inventory:-
> 1. T. Norris I 1607 30"
> 2. E. Newcombe 16C 34"
> 3. T Eayre I 1742 35"
> 4. Asc. R. Mellours @1510 39 1/2" @ 10cwt in G.
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> In bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com, "David & Mary Kelly" <bells at k...>
> wrote:
> > The final four lost rings where I don't know within 10 years of
> when they were lost are:
> >
> > Dallinghoo, Suffolk, St. Mary, 4, 9cwt reduced to one bell.
> > Norton, Suffolk, All Saints, 4, 13cwt, reduced to two bells.
> > Stanion, Northants., St. Peter, 4, 10cwt, bells removed.
> > Throckmorton, Worcs., Chaplaincy, 4, ? cwt, reduced to one bell.
> >
> > Can anyone help with year or approximate year the bells were
> removed and for Throckmorton the tenor weight?
> >
> > Many thanks
> > Dave
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