[Bell Historians] Fisherton Anger

['Anne Willis' zen16073@zen.co.uk [bellhistorians]]

Be careful of the Wiltshire Council contributions.  Some are spot on, others are deplorable.

 

I believe the Fisherton Delamere bells were distributed to other towers, and I ‘think’ the Fisherton Anger ones are now a Mears six, but I will make further enquiries

 

Anne

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I've found reference here

 

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 and here

 

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to a ring of 6 bells at St Clement's church Fisherton Anger being transferred to the new church of St Paul's Fisherton Anger in 1853. These bells appear neither on the list of lost or transferred rings.

 

Is there anything in this, or are they leading us up another garden path?

 

Mike

 



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