[Bell Historians] Cromwell's churches?

David Sloman david at d9VcIZJzC0yXeYKomKscxQgaj7D_DOD_Jbh5_0gDAGkHym27u6kGKPR3K7fzfp9E5vgEncWD7m2V4jDwFkYfCgON8zRoBQ.yahoo.invalid
Tue Mar 7 23:53:02 GMT 2006


There don't appear to be any 1642 bells in Essex, there are or were three 
bells at Kelshall Herts by Miles Graye, A Thomas Norris bell at Wistow 
Cambridgeshire & John Draper bell at Thuxton in Norfolk, all 1642.

Closer to Wiltshire, A Richard Tuck bell at Linkinholt, Higden bells at 
Nether Wallop and formerly some Robert Austen bells at Somerton, Somerset.

Bryan Eldridge, Ellis Knight, George Oldfield, Henry Bagley, Hugh Watts, 
Thomas Norris & William Clibury cast at least one bell each in this year so 
a few were cast.

DS.
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>> > Can anyone direct me to a list of the churches built or rebuilt
> during the
>> > Commonwealth please?
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> Not strictly related, but Fillongley had 2 bells cast during the
> Commonwealth, one subsequently recast. This, I gather, is not
> commonplace.
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> Mike
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> Can't find the reference, but H.B. Walters claimed that no bells were cast
> in England in 1642.  This seems to be the case in Wiltshire, but are there
> any 1642 bells elsewhere?
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> John Lott I of Warminster cast a number of bells during the Commonwealth.
> Wiltshire bells include Edington 1647 (complete with Royal Arms) and 1654;
> Erlestoke, 1648; Durrington 1654; Idmiston, 1654; Enford 1658; Maiden
> Bradley 1656; Stourton 1657; two for Upavon in 1658 and Warminster St
> Lawrence in 1657. A bell is claimed for Chippenham for 1645, but this was 
> a
> misprint in Daniels' 'History of Chippenham' and the bell was not cast 
> until
> 1654.  Other Commonwealth bells by Lott include Silton, Dorset, in 1657 
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> in Somerset Norton St Philip in 1649 and South Brewham in 1654.
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> Anne
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