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Performances reportThis page gives a report of the performances matching your search criteria. There were 38 matching performances. Kent County Association Lewisham, Kent St Mary Thursday, 30 March 1922 in 2h 49 (22¾ in E♭) 5040 Grandsire Triples Composed by Holts Original 1 William W Fox 2 Thomas A Easterby 3 George R Simmonds 4 Charles H Walker 5 Harry Warnett, Jun 6 George H Davies 7 William J Jeffries (C) 8 Harry Warnett, sen Kent County Association Teynham, Kent St Mary Saturday, 20 May 1922 in 2h 42 (10–3–7 in A♭) 5040 Plain Bob Minor 7 different extents 1 V Page 2 C Tumber 3 E W Gambell 4 E W Tumber 5 E Hodges 6 W Nye (C) First peal - 1,3. First peal with a bob bell - 4,5. First peal on the bells by a local band. Ringing World page reference: 588.0388Kent County Association Salehurst, East Sussex St Mary the Virgin Saturday, 20 May 1922 in 3h 7 (18–1–26 in E♭) 5040 Grandsire Triples Composed by Rev E Bankes-James 1 Richard B Lambert 2 William H Lambert 3 Robert T Lambert 4 Reginald E Lambert 5 Frederick J Lambert Jun 6 Harry Price 7 Albert E Edwards (C) 8 George Waghorn First peal of Triples with an inside bell - 3. First peal on 8 bells - 8. Ringing World page reference: 585.0339Kent County Association Penshurst, Kent St John the Baptist Saturday, 20 May 1922 in 3h 2 (17–2–11 in E♭) 5056 Plain Bob Major Composed by John Howes 1 Arthur H Maynard 2 Tom Saunders 3 Harry Goodwin 4 James Maynard 5 George Edwards 6 Harry Harrington 7 Charles H Sone (C) 8 Lewis Newman First peal of Major - 1. First peal of Plain Bob Major - 5,6. Peal 122 in CC Collection. Ringing World page reference: 585.0338Kent County Association Rodmersham, Kent St Nicholas Saturday, 27 May 1922 in 2h 40 (9½ in A♭) 5040 Minor (7m) 720 each of Double Oxford, Oxford TB, Canterbury Pleasure, College Single, Kent TB, Oxford Bob and Plain Bob. 1 William Wood 2 Arthur Lurcock 3 William Spice 4 Thomas Jull 5 Charles Tumber 6 William Nye (C) Kent County Association Dartford, Kent Holy Trinity Saturday, 27 May 1922 in 3h 1 (19) 5024 London Surprise Major Composed by Gabriel Lindoff 1 Robert Brett-Smith 2 Thomas Groombridge, Sen 3 George R Pye 4 Thomas Groombridge, jun 5 Reuben Sanders 6 Walter Smith 7 Harold W Clark 8 William Pye (C) *First peal of London: 1, 6 and 7 First peal of London on the bells Source - W Pye peal book Ringing World page reference: 585.0340Kent County Association Beckenham, Greater London St George Saturday, 3 June 1922 in 2h 51 (14–0–2 in F) 5040 Stedman Triples Composed by Thurstan's 4 part 1 Edwin F Pike 2 Reginald Brough 3 Walter Smith 4 Thomas Groombridge Sen (C) 5 Arthur H Palmer 6 Isaac Emery 7 Thomas Groombridge Jun 8 Frederick Groombridge Rung in honour of the King's birthday. Ringing World page reference: 586.0355Kent County Association Leeds, Kent St Nicholas Sunday, 4 June 1922 in 3h 17 (17½ in E) 5079 Stedman Caters Composed by J Carter 1 Stanley B Dobbie 2 Percy J Spice 3 Ernest J Dobbie 4 Charles Winser 5 John H Cheesman (C) 6 Clr-Sgt J Bennett 7 Herbert E Audsley 8 William Spice 9 Frederick M Mitchell 10 William J Walker First peal of Stedman Caters - 2. Ringing World page reference: 587.0370Kent County Association Aylesford, Kent St Peter and St Paul Monday, 5 June 1922 in 3h (13–2–7 in F) 5024 Double Norwich Court Bob Major Composed by C H Hattersley 1 Edwin Barnett Jun 2 Leonard Mannering 3 John H Cheesman (C) 4 Clr-Sgt J Bennett 5 William Spice 6 Frederick M Mitchell 7 William J Walker 8 Herbert E Audsley First peal of Double Norwich - 2. Ringing World page reference: 587.0372Kent County Association Southwark, Surrey Cathedral Church of St Saviour Saturday, 10 June 1922 in 4h 5 (48 in B♭) 5280 Cambridge Surprise Maximus Composed by Charles J Sedgley 1 Harold W Clark 2 Albert W Coles 3 John H Cheesman 4 George R Pye 5 Charles T Coles 6 William Hewett 7 Thomas Groombridge, jun 8 James E Davis 9 William J Nudds 10 Reuben Sanders 11 Thomas Groombridge, Sen 12 William Pye (C) First peal in the method on 12 bells by the Association Source - W Pye peal book Ringing World page reference: 587.0370Kent County Association Bromley, Greater London St Peter and St Paul Tuesday, 13 June 1922 in 2h 45 (16–2–8 in F) 5040 Stedman Triples Composed by Thurstan's 4 part 1 Walter Smith 2 Thomas Groombridge Jun (C) 3 Arthur H Palmer 4 George Durling 5 Ernest B Crowder 6 Robert Brett-Smith 7 Thomas Groombridge Sen 8 Edmund Mounter Kent County Association Dartford, Kent Holy Trinity Thursday, 15 June 1922 in 3h 5 (18–2–1 in E♭) 5088 Kent Treble Bob Major Composed by A Knights 1 Edward Bates 2 William J Wheadon 3 John Wheadon 4 John H Cheesman (C) 5 Harry W Rayner 6 Edwin Barnett Sen 7 Henry Simmonds 8 Herbert K Audsley First peal of Treble Bob on an inside bell - 5,7. Ringing World page reference: 588.0388Kent County Association Tenterden, Kent St Mildred Monday, 26 June 1922 (27–3–23 in D♭) 518 Grandsire Triples Mrs Baker Margaret E Burbery H Baker C Tribe (C) B Baker L Honess F Fairbeard W Bishop On the occasions of a visit to the tower by Mr F Fairbeard, of Canterbury Cathedral. Ringing World page reference: 593.0468Kent County Association Tenterden, Kent St Mildred Monday, 26 June 1922 (27–3–23 in D♭) 720 Plain Bob Minor H Baker G Tribe L Honess E Burgess B Baker F Fairbeard (C) W Button (Covering) F Want (Covering) On the occasion of a visit to the tower by Mr F Fairbeard, of Canterbury Cathedral. Ringing World page reference: 593.0468Kent County Association Canterbury, Kent St Stephen, Hackington Friday, 30 June 1922 in 3h 28 (10–1–26 in A♭) 5040 Stedman Triples Composed by Pitstow's var of Thurstan's 4 part 1 George Jenkins 2 W Unwin 3 Revd F J O Helmore 4 E G Buesden (C) 5 Fred G Brett 6 W E Pitman 7 C W Brett 8 Norton W Pierce Rung half muffled for the late Rector (Rev P P Somerville, Rector of Goodnestone, who was interred at Goodnestone on this date. First peal in the method - 2. Ringing World page reference: 592.0451Kent County Association Tonbridge, Kent St Peter and St Paul Saturday, 1 July 1922 in 3h 6 (19–1–0 in E) 5024 Plain Bob Major Composed by T E Sone 1 Harry Baker 2 Leonard Mannering 3 Tom Saunders 4 George J Bell 5 Harry Goodwin 6 Lewis Newman 7 Ben J Baker 8 Thomas E Sone (C) First peal in the method - 1. First peal - 7. For calling, see KCARe port, 1921. Ringing World page reference: 590.0419Kent County Association Frant, East Sussex St Alban Saturday, 8 July 1922 in 2h 38 (8–0–12 in A) 5040 Minor (6m) 720 College Single and 2 720s each of Oxford Bob, Canterbury Pleasure and Plain Bob. 1 Richard B Lambert 2 Reginald E Lambert 3 Robert T Lambert 4 Fredk J Lambert 5 John H Hammond 6 Fredk J Lambert Sen (C) Kent County Association Shoreham, Kent St Peter and St Paul Saturday, 15 July 1922 in 2h 48 (9–1–16 in A♭) 5008 Double Norwich Court Bob Major Composed by J Hunt 1 Herbert E Audsley 2 Thomas Groombridge Jun 3 Edmund Bates 4 Isaac Emery 5 Edwin F Pike 6 George H Daynes 7 Robert Brett-Smith 8 Thomas Groombridge Sen (C) First peal in the method on the bells, and the fist peal since re-hanging by Messrs Groombridge and Palmer. Ringing World page reference: 592.0451Kent County Association West Malling, Kent St Mary the Virgin Saturday, 22 July 1922 in 2h 57 (10–1–9 in F♯) 5056 Plain Bob Major Composed by J R Pritchard 1 George Newman 2 Tom Saunders 3 Charles H Sone 4 George Bell 5 Harry Goodwin 6 J William Leonard 7 Ben J Baker 8 Lewis Newman (C) 50th peal - 3. First peal of Major as conductor. Ringing World page reference: 594.0483Kent County Association Shorne, Kent St Peter and St Paul Saturday, 22 July 1922 in 2h 48 (9–2–0 in A) 5040 Minor (3m) 2 720's each of Oxford and Kent TB, and 3 of Plain Bob, called differently. 1 Frederick M Mitchell 2 Harry Argent 3 John Burles 4 R George Morris 5 Thomas Beaumont 6 Clr-Sgt J Bennett R M (C) First peal of Minor - 5. Rung as a fifth anniversary birthday compliment to the son and heir of the ringer of the 3rd. Ringing World page reference: 593.0469Kent County Association Edenbridge, Kent St Peter and St Paul Friday, 28 July 1922 in 3h 1 (14–0–7 in F♯) 5040 Stedman Triples Composed by Thurstan's 4 part 1 John W Steddy 2 Richard Jenner 3 George Edwards 4 James Heasman 5 Ernest Leigh 6 George Malyan 7 Keith Hart (C) 8 Edwin Collison Kent County Association Swanscombe, Kent St Peter and St Paul Saturday, 29 July 1922 in 3h 2 (18–0–5 in F) 5120 Kent Treble Bob Major Composed by Granta Variation 1 Edwin Barnett Jun 2 William Harper 3 Frederick M Mitchell 4 John Wheadon 5 John H Cheesman 6 Herbert Holden 7 Edwin Barnett Sen (C) 8 Herbert Audsley This is the first peal of "Granta" Treble Bob by the Kent Association. Ringing World page reference: 594.0483Kent County Association Lewisham, Greater London St Mary Thursday, 3 August 1922 in 3h 5 (21–1–14 in E♭) 5072 Double Norwich Court Bob Major Composed by F Bennett 1 Charles H Walker 2 John J Lamb 3 Edwin Barnett 4 Isaac Emery 5 Harry Warnett 6 Frank Bennett (C) 7 George H Daynes 8 Charles W R Grimwood Kent County Association Wrotham, Kent St George Saturday, 5 August 1922 in 3h 20 (20–0–10 in E) 5184 Plain Bob Major Composed by J S Wilde 1 George Pound 2 George Newman 3 Tom Saunders 4 Leonard Mannering 5 Harry Goodwin 6 George Bell 7 Charles H Sone (C) 8 Lewis Newman Peal No 18 in CC Collection. First peal of Plain Bob Major on the bells. Ringing World page reference: 595.0500Kent County Association Maidstone, Kent All Saints Monday, 7 August 1922 in 3h 22 (32–0–20 in C♯) 5043 Stedman Caters Composed by F A Holden 1 Thomas Mannering 2 William Spice Sen 3 Clr-Sgt J Bennett R M 4 Leonard Mannering 5 George W Steere 6 Charles Millway 7 Ernest J Dobbie 8 Clarence H Dobbie 9 Stanley B Dobbie 10 Alfred H Pulling (C) Kent County Association Frant, East Sussex St Alban Tuesday, 8 August 1922 in 2h 40 (8–0–12 in A) 5040 Plain Bob Minor 7720's each called differently. 1 Richard B Lambert 2 Frederick J Lambert 3 Herbert J Hammond 4 Reginald E Lambert 5 Robert T Lambert 6 Albert E Edwards (C) Kent County Association Erith, Greater London Christ Church Saturday, 12 August 1922 in 3h 2 (17–0–23 in E♭) 5056 Cambridge Surprise Major Composed by C Middleton 1 Herbert A Holden 2 Thomas Groombridge Jun 3 Isaac G Shade 4 Isaac Emery 5 John H Cheesman 6 Herbert E Audsley 7 George H Daynes 8 Thomas Groombridge Sen (C) First peal of Cambridge on the bells, and by Treble and 7th. First peal of Surprise as conductor. Ringing World page reference: 596.0517Kent County Association Salehurst, East Sussex St Mary the Virgin Wednesday, 16 August 1922 in 3h 6 (18–1–26 in E♭) 5056 Plain Bob Major Composed by F Bennett 1 Richard B Lambert 2 Frederick J Lambert Jun 3 Robert T Lambert 4 Reginald E Lambert 5 William H Hoad 6 Thomas Hoad 7 Charles W Player 8 Albert E Edwads (C) Rung as a birthday compliment to Richard B Lambert. Ringing World page reference: 597.0531Kent County Association Teynham, Kent St Mary Saturday, 19 August 1922 in 2h 46 (10–3–7 in A♭) 5040 Minor (7m) 720 each of Double Oxford, Oxford TB, Canterbury Pleasure, Kent TB, College Single, Oxford Single Bob and Plain Bob. 1 William Wood 2 Frederick A Fairbeard 3 Henry T Wilson 4 George Billenness 5 Charles Tumber 6 William Nye (C) First peal of Minor - 3. First peal of Minor in 7 methods - 4. Rung as a birthday compliment to Mr H Fairbeard's youngest daughter. Ringing World page reference: 598.0549Kent County Association Leeds, Kent St Nicholas Saturday, 19 August 1922 in 3h 35 (17½ in E) 5055 Stedman Caters Composed by J Carter 1 Albert Gasson 2 Thomas Mannering 3 Harry N Way 4 Charles Winser 5 Ernest Spiller 6 Louis Head (C) 7 Charles H Sone 8 William Haigh 9 William Walker 10 Harry Coast First peal of Caters - 7. First peal of Caters away from Tenor - 9. First peal as conductor on 10 bells. See KCA Report 1914 p 90 for calling. Ringing World page reference: 597.0530Kent County Association Linton, Kent St Nicholas Sunday, 20 August 1922 in 2h 57 (15 in F) 5008 Plain Bob Major Composed by L Head 1 George Pound 2 Tom Saunders 3 Louis Head 4 Charles Edwards 5 Harry Goodwin 6 Thomas E Sone (C) 7 Charles H Sone 8 Lewis Newman First peal of Major and first attempt: 4. This peal is now rung for the first time and was arranged for Mr Edwards of Ealing. Ringing World page reference: 597.0532Kent County Association Deptford, Kent St Nicholas Thursday, 24 August 1922 in 3h 9 (20) 5024 Double Norwich Court Bob Major Composed by F Holden 1 George W Harris 2 William J Jeffries 3 John J Lamb 4 Isaac G Shade 5 Harry Warnett Sen 6 Thomas Groombridge Sen 7 James E Davis 8 George H Daynes (C) First peal in the method - 1. First peal of Double Norwich as conductor. Rung as a birthday compliment to Mr W J Jeffries and Mrs T Daynes (mother of the conductor) who completed her 84th year on August 28th. Ringing World page reference: 598.0548Kent County Association Swanscombe, Kent St Peter and St Paul Wednesday, 30 August 1922 in 3h 17 (18–0–5 in F) 5088 Kent Treble Bob Major Composed by H Dains 1 Alfred Broom 2 John Burles 3 Mrs F M Mitchell 4 Percy E Clark 5 Clr Sgt J Bennett R M 6 George Morrad 7 William Harper 8 Frederick M Mitchell (C) First peal in the method and first attempt - 4. This peal was arranged for Mr P E Clarke, who was on a visit from Ealing. For calling see Kent County Handbook for 1909, page 77. Ringing World page reference: 599.0563Kent County Association Erith, Greater London Christ Church Saturday, 9 September 1922 in 3h 3 (17–0–23 in E♭) 5040 Double Norwich Court Bob Major Composed by E Barnett Sen 1 Edwin Barnett Sen 2 Edwin Barnett Jun (C) 3 Herbert A Holden 4 John H Cheesman 5 Clr Sgt J Bennett R M 6 Edgar Wightman 7 Herbert Wood 8 Herbert Audsley This was the conductor's 210th peal. Ringing World page reference: 600.0581Kent County Association Swanscombe, Kent St Peter and St Paul Saturday, 16 September 1922 in 3h 8 (18–0–5 in F) 5056 Cambridge Surprise Major Composed by C Middleton 1 John Wheadon 2 William Harper 3 Clr Sgt J Bennett R M 4 Edwin Barnett Jun 5 William J Wheadon 6 John S Cheesman (C) 7 Edwin Barnett Sen 8 Herbert Audsley First Surprise peal - 1,5. Ringing World page reference: 601.0596Kent County Association Chilham, Kent St Mary Saturday, 16 September 1922 in 3h (16–2–21 in E) 5040 Stedman Triples Composed by Pitstow's Variation 1 Richard Stevens 2 Revd F J O Helmore 3 William Spice 4 Frederick Brett 5 Frederick Fairbeard 6 Harry Parkes 7 Charles Brett (C) 8 Edwin G Buesden Rung as a birthday compliment to the ringers of the Treble, 5th and 7th. Ringing World page reference: 601.0596Kent County Association St Mary Cray, Kent St Mary Wednesday, 1 November 1922 in 2h 45 (11–3–21 in G) 5040 Minor (2m) 3 extents College Single, 4 extents Plain Bob 1 James Hurrell 2 Frank Gorringe 3 Ralph Beard 4 Percy Brett-Smith 5 Robert Brett-Smith 6 Thomas Groombridge (C) First peal - 3 First Minor - 2 & 4 Rung for the festival of All Saints and half muffled as a token of respect to the wife of Mr. F. Fraser of Eltham, who died under tragic circumstances on Tuesday 24th October. Kent County Association Mereworth, Kent St Lawrence Saturday, 11 November 1922 in 3h (9–1–7 in G) 5040 Kent Treble Bob Minor Being seven 720's each called differently. 1 William Eldridge 2 George Bell 3 Lewis Newman (C) 4 Tom Saunders 5 George Newman 6 Harry Bell First peal of Treble Bob on the bells. All belong to the local band. | |
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