[Bell Historians] Dowlish Wake Somerset
Anne Willis
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Fri Sep 15 10:52:36 BST 2006
There are a lot of Taylor (looking) jobs in Somerset on timber headstocks.
Marston Magna and Chilton Trinity to name two. These were probably by Sully
or Doble - so I guess that Dowlish could well have been hung by one of
these. Heathfield are interesting. Bells and clappers by Mears and all other
fittings by Taylors in a locally made frame - all of the same date.
Hmm - thinking about it, that sounds a bit like one of my recent
jobs...........
Matthew
Not a new habit. Thomas Blackbourn used Taylor bearings when he re-hung the
bells at Holy Trinity, Bradford on Avon, in 1891.
Anne
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