[Bell Historians] Re: St Barnabas, Pimlico

Wed Dec 23 19:13:01 GMT 2009

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That wasn’t the question …question was oldest Whitechapel ten!

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Subject: RE: [Bell Historians] Re: St Barnabas, Pimlico

That wasn’t the question …question was oldest Whitechapel ten!

R

The back 10 at Painswick are 1731. These must be the oldest complete 10.

Wrexham are also 18th C, but not complete.

Matthew

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Subject: RE: [Bell Historians] Re: St Barnabas, Pimlico

All Saints’, Poplar are 1822.

R

Pimlico can't be the oldest surviving Whitechapel 10 as Chelsea St Luke are all 1823, the work of Thomas Mears II.

There's also a Thomas Mears ll ten at St Helen's (Merseyside) but they aren't all the same date - the two trebles are 1839 and the rest 1830; they are second hand from Liverpool St Peter, which was demolished in 1922.

Peter Rivet

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