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Performances reportThis page gives a report of the performances matching your search criteria. There were 7 matching performances. Kent County Association Greenwich, Greater London St Alfege Saturday, 19 March 1921 in 3h 20 (25) 5007 Stedman Caters Composed by George T Daltry 1 Harry Hoskins 2 Charles T Coles (C) 3 William J Rawlings 4 Isaac G Shade 5 Herbert E Audsley 6 William Pye 7 Albert W Coles 8 Harold W Clark 9 Reuben Sanders 10 Dalby Hodgson First peal on ten bells: 5 Source - W Pye peal book Kent County Association Erith, Greater London Christ Church Monday, 25 July 1921 in 3h 7 (17–0–23 in E♭) 5024 London Surprise Major Composed by G Lindoff 1 Edwin Barnett, sen 2 Edwin Barnett, jun 3 Arthur Mason 4 George R Pye 5 Charles T Coles 6 Albert W Coles 7 Reuben Sanders 8 William Pye (C) First Surprise peal on the bells Source - W Pye peal book Kent County Association Boxley, Kent St Mary the Virgin and All Saints Saturday, 30 July 1921 in 2h 52 (10–3–10 in F♯) 5040 Minor (5m) 720 each of Oxford Single Bob, Canterbury Pleasure, and Plain Bob, and two 720's each of Oxford and Kent Treble Bob 1 Frank Belsey 2 William Haigh 3 Frederick Richardson 4 Thomas Jull 5 Clr -Sgt J Bennett, R M (C) 6 William J Walker 1st Minor: 1. Kent County Association Folkestone, Kent St Mary and St Eanswythe Tuesday, 27 December 1921 in 3h 8 (25–1–5 in E) 5040 Stedman Triples Composed by Pitstow's Variation 1 S Binfield 2 A Binfield 3 John Cheeseman (C) 4 W Bidnell 5 H Parkes 6 E Cheeseman 7 P H Pierce 8 J Coppins First peal in the method - 2,5. Ringing World page reference: 564.0005Kent County Association Faversham, Kent St Mary of Charity Tuesday, 27 December 1921 in 2h 58 (16–0–3 in E) 5040 Grandsire Triples Composed by J J Parker's 6-Part 1 William Wood 2 Samuel R Garner 3 William Nye 4 Ernest J Dobbie 5 Samuel Taylor 6 William J Walker 7 William Spice (C) 8 George Wood Kent County Association Dartford, Kent Holy Trinity Saturday, 31 December 1921 in 3h 1 (18–2–1 in E) 5040 Stedman Triples Composed by Pitstow's Variation 1 Harry Rayner 2 Edward G Bates 3 Richard Morgan 4 John H Cheesman (C) 5 William Harper 6 Herbert E Audsley 7 Frederick M Mitchell 8 Henry Simmons First peal of Stedman - 1. Ringing World page reference: 566.0035Kent County Association Canterbury, Kent St Stephen, Hackington Saturday, 31 December 1921 in 2h 53 (10–1–26 in A♭) 5040 Grandsire Triples Composed by Pitstow's Variation 1 Edwin G Buesden 2 Fred G Brett 3 Revd Fred J O Helmore 4 Charles W Brett 5 Harry Parkes 6 Jack Willis 7 George Jenkins (C) 8 Harrison Smith First peal as conductor. Rung as a birthday compliment to the wife of the ringer of the 6th, who very kindly entertained the band to a sumptuous tea afterwards at "Ye Old Beverlie" Inn. Ringing World page reference: 566.0035 | |
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