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Oxford Diocesan Guild
Appleton, Berkshire
St Laurence
Friday, 15 January 1904 in 3h (14)
5040 Grandsire Triples
1 Edward Webb
2 Frederick White (sen) (C)
3 Henry Woodwards
4 Cuthbert G White
5 Richard White
6 Alfred Clayton
7 George Holifield
8 Frederick White (Jun)

Oxford Diocesan Guild
Uxbridge, Middlesex
St Andrew
Thursday, 4 February 1904 in 2h 54 (13–1–25 in F)
5040 Stedman Triples
Composed by Variation of Thurstans' Four-part
1 Rev C D P Davies
2 Rev W S Willett
3 Hon A Erskine
4 Rev F J O Helmore
5 E C O'Brien
6 Rev J F Hastings
7 Rev F E Robinson (C)
8 B Chard
First peal: 8
Bell News vol22 p 560

Oxford Diocesan Guild
High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
All Saints
Saturday, 20 February 1904 in 3h 2 (23 in E♭)
5040 Stedman Triples
Composed by T Thurstan (4-part)
1 John C Truss
2 F V H Sinkins
3 William H Fussell
4 Edward Boreham
5 George Martin
6 Frank Boreham
7 John Evans (C)
8 Benjamin Page
Source: tower peal book.

Oxford Diocesan Guild
High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
All Saints
Wednesday, 16 March 1904 in 2h 59 (23 in E♭)
5040 Grandsire Triples
Composed by C Davies (10-part) arr. F Hayes
1 William Phipps
2 Fred Hayes
3 Ralph Coles (C)
4 Edward Markham
5 Richard Buckland
6 F P Pantin
7 James W Wilkins
8 Benjamin Page
First as conductor. First with a bob bell: 6.
Source: tower peal book.

Oxford Diocesan Guild
Sonning, Berkshire
St Andrew
Sunday, 3 April 1904 in 48m (20–1–4 in E♭)
1260 Grandsire Triples
1 Henry Hammans
2 Alfred W Reeves
3 Arthur W Pike
4 John Wadhams
5 William Hands
6 Thomas Russell
7 Albert E Reeves (C)
8 George E Brown
For Easter Sunday

Oxford Diocesan Guild
Newton Longville, Buckinghamshire
St Faith
Saturday, 18 June 1904 in 2h 53
5040 Grandsire Doubles
Being forty-two 6-scores
1 A E Powell
2 L Meager
3 F Hopkins
4 T Heney
5 R Nicholls (C)
6 G Hopkins
This is the first peal on the bells by a local band, and the first by this Branch of the Guild.

Oxford Diocesan Guild
Wokingham, Berkshire
All Saints
Saturday, 27 August 1904 in 3h 6 (18 [16–0–10])
5040 Stedman Triples
Four-part
Composed by Thurston
1 W E Pitman
2 Barzillai Hawkins
3 William Horne
4 A Buckland
5 James W Wilkins
6 William Newell
7 Rev F E Robinson (C)
8 Maurice Steer
To commemorate the Instituting and Induction of the new Rector, Rev B Long on July 23rd 1904

Oxford Diocesan Guild
Bletchley, Buckinghamshire
St Mary
Saturday, 24 September 1904 in 3h 5 (18)
5040 Stedman Triples
Composed by A variation of Thurstan's Four Part
1 Harry Judge
2 Harry Sear
3 Frank Webb
4 Harry Miles
5 Frederick Webb
6 Rev Cyril Jenkyn
7 Rev F E Robinson (C)
8 Valentine Sear
This is the conductor's 924th peal and the 550th of Stedman triples. Rung on the occasion of the quarterly meeting of the North Bucks Branch of the above Guild.

Oxford Diocesan Guild
Appleton, Berkshire
St Laurence
Tuesday, 27 September 1904 in 3h 9 (14)
5001 Stedman Caters
Composed by John S Pritchard
1 Herbert P Harman
2 William H Fussell
3 George N Price
4 John C Truss
5 Henry White
6 Herbert Baker
7 George Williams (C)
8 William G Gifford
9 Keith Hart
10 Rev C W O Jenkyn

Oxford Diocesan Guild
Old Wolverton, Buckinghamshire
Holy Trinity
Saturday, 22 October 1904 in 2h 55 (12)
5040 Grandsire Doubles
Being forty-two 6-scores
1 A Clark
2 R Plumb
3 W Beal
4 W Bonham
5 C Valentine (C)
6 W Bull
First peal 1, 2, 6. W. Beal was elected a member previous to starting.

Oxford Diocesan Guild
Newton Longville, Buckinghamshire
St Faith
Saturday, 22 October 1904 in 2h 50
5040 Grandsire Doubles
Being forty-two 6-scores, each called differently.
1 Frederick C Tompkins
2 Arthur E Powell
3 Harry Hopkins
4 Thomas Henry
5 Harry Sear (C)
6 Richard Nicholls
First peal 1. First peal with a bob bell 2. Rung on the occasion of the visit of the Archdeacon of Buckingham to Newton Longville. #Published as Somerset in BN - also with no association. Included in ODG Annual Report.

Oxford Diocesan Guild
Olney, Buckinghamshire
St Peter and St Paul
Saturday, 29 October 1904 in 3h 16 (25)
5056 Plain Bob Major
Composed by G Hughes
1 William Jones
2 Frank Boswell
3 John Lovell
4 Fred Mynard
5 William Robinson
6 Sidney Smith
7 William Freeman (C)
8 Roland Perkins
First peal of Major by the branch.

Oxford Diocesan Guild
Appleton, Berkshire
St Laurence
Saturday, 5 November 1904 in 3h 9 (14)
5075 Grandsire Caters
Composed by George Holifield
1 W Holifield
2 Hon A Erskine
3 A Fawdry
4 Alfred Clayton
5 Harry Holifield
6 Frank Barrett
7 Noble Spindlow
8 George Holifield (C)
9 Richard White
10 Frederick White (Jun)

Oxford Diocesan Guild
Fenny Stratford, Buckinghamshire
St Martin
Tuesday, 8 November 1904 in 2h 53 (8–0–4 in B♭)
5040 Doubles (2m)
Being forty-two 6-scores of Grandsire and Plain Bob.
1 Arthur Powell
2 Harry Sear
3 Thomas Henry
4 Ephraim Marks
5 Francis Hedges (C)
6 Henry Thurlow
First peal 4, 6. H. Thurlow was elected a member before starting. First peal on the bells.

Oxford Diocesan Guild
Simpson, Buckinghamshire
St Thomas the Apostle
Saturday, 19 November 1904 in 2h 45
5040 Grandsire Doubles
Being forty-two 6-scores each called differently
1 Richard Nichols
2 Arthur E Powell
3 Harry Sear (C)
4 Thomas Henry
5 Harry Hopkins
First peal on the bells

Oxford Diocesan Guild
Emberton, Buckinghamshire
All Saints
Saturday, 17 December 1904 in 2h 40 (9½)
5040 Treble Bob Minor (7m)
Being 720 each of Violet, College Pleasure, London Scholars' Pleasure, College Exercise, Woodbine, Kent and Oxford Treble Bob.
1 William Mynard
2 Edwin S Mynard
3 John Lovell
4 Frederick J Mynard
5 Frederick W Booth
6 William Freeman (C)
First peal of Treble Bob 1, 2, 5. First peal of Treble Bob as conductor.

Oxford Diocesan Guild
Linslade, Buckinghamshire
St Barnabas
Monday, 26 December 1904 in 2h 45 (9–0–21 in A♭)
5040 Stedman Triples
Composed by A variation of Thurstan's four-part
1 Charles R Lilley
2 Frederick Webb
3 William Stone
4 Harry Sear
5 Maurice Smith
6 John Hare
7 Rev F E Robinson (C)
8 Valentine Sear
First peal of Stedman 6. This is the conductor's 950th peal, and the 100th "first peal of Stedman Triples on the bells" conducted by him.