[Bell Historians] Re: St. Mary's Cricklade

David Cawley davidl.cawley at WHJtcKnIkuO3pAlXcDb7pEMZoXI2zybp2vtT-XeJEuLqtbhElI_Hkj9Bc7-XZW0ZAPv4dlrH5GJi1EDUjqHYkrkTMQx-.yahoo.invalid
Thu Nov 25 00:38:06 GMT 2010


Yes, of course you are correct; no confusion, there is a wrong note in my Catsfield file

I confirm

The ex-St Jude Bristol  bell is now at Catsfield and was removed from St Jude, tower by me, you and Andrew Mead. The rope did historic duty elsewhere!

The ex-St John Clifton bell is at Claverton and was removed by the contractors under my direction

After a period of storage at Eastville they were moved to JT for safe storage and Dave Kelly in pre-Keltek days negotiated their acquisition from the Bristol Diocese with my agreement. In both cases, such unpromising material turned out quite well

I was pleased to have the Catsfield weights

D
 


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Nick Bowden 
  To: bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2010 11:36 PM
  Subject: Re: [Bell Historians] Re: St. Mary's Cricklade


    
  From: David & Mary Kelly
  During October 1987 I collected a bell (ex-St Judes's, Bristol) from 
  Taylor's and delivered it to Whitechapel as part of the Claverton 
  restoration and augmentation scheme. I also collected a second bell from 
  Taylor's and delivered it to Whitechapel for the Catsfield scheme. I don't 
  know if this was the Cricklade bell or another second-hand bell. I did take 
  photographs but sent all of them to Edwin Macadam of the Sussex Churches 
  Bell Restoration Fund.
  >>

  There seems to be some confusion about this. Claverton 2/6 is ex-St John's 
  Clifton, Bristol and weighs 2-3-0, nominal 1378Hz.The ex-St Judes's, Bristol 
  bell is now 1/6 at Catsfield and weighs 4-0-19, nominal 1245Hz. Both are 
  inscribed JEFFERIES AND PRICE BRISTOL.
  Nick



             
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