[Bell Historians] Kingshithe,

[La Greenall laalaagrr@googlemail.com [bellhistorians]]

A worldwide Google on "kingshithe" and "kingshythe" gives only one hit, 
for a company name ideas website. Even "kings hythe/hithe" brings up 
nothing remotely useful.

I also tried looking up Hugh Tritten, his being the most uncommon of the 
names, in the 1871 London census. Nothing - but unfortunately there seem 
to be hundreds of Trttons.

Lawrence



On 07/12/2017 22:14, Ted Steele teds.bells at tesco.net [bellhistorians] wrote:
>
> On 07/12/2017 22:00, David Willis dcwillispiano at yahoo.com
> [bellhistorians] wrote:
> > From: "Ted Steele teds.bells at tesco.net [bellhistorians]"
> > <bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com>
>
> > The men were placed as follows: - James Bricknell treble, Hugh 
> Tritten 2,
> > William Spencer 3,John Hillier 5, Samuel Crockford 6, Luke Webster 7,
> > William Rowley tenor. Called by Mr Hugh Tritten, Weight of tenor, 
> 33cwt.”
> >
> >
> >
> > Ted, I have posted up over 400 items covering a period to 1880.
> >
> > Those ringers looked unfamiliar so I checked them and they dont appear
> > anywhere in the 488 performances 1800 - 1880.
> >
>
> Looking very much like a hoax then; but why? and what is the
> significance, if any, of the supposed towers?
>
> Ted
>
> 

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