[Bell Historians] Re: Great Gidding

Richard Offen richard.offen at c7cthoe6pfJdQCqU_qtftRg_umvdopjJqcq5vQFWd8NdPYQLa0zAmhwAyIzwVmpb7sgLw6tljmg5gSDZhmWiGt31MQ4E.yahoo.invalid
Tue Jul 3 15:44:26 BST 2012


 

 

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On Behalf Of Mike Chester
Sent: Tuesday, 3 July 2012 10:37 PM
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Subject: [Bell Historians] Re: Great Gidding

 

  

I have found that most of what he says is lifted from:-

http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=66144

"There are five bells, inscribed: (1) T.C. [or T.G.] 1670. (2) Taylors
bellfounders Oxford 1839.(3) Taylor . s founder . s Oxford: 1839. (4) J.
Taylor & Co.: founders Loughborough 1873. (5) Conjugium partus mysteria
festa decoro anno Domini 1756. The first is by Tobias Norris III and the
fifth by Joseph Eayre. In 1709 there were six bells, (fn. 79) but by 1724
there were only five."

Not sure if this helps or hinders!

Mike



Owen's Church Bells of Huntingdonshire doesn't mention there ever being six.

 

R

           
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