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Rung to welcome the New Year, and to congratulate to Julia and Nigel on their recent marriage

First in method in hand - 7-8

25th quarter - 4. 1st multi-method quarter - 2

1st blows in method - 2, 3 and 4

In memory of Libby Laurence (Wickham St Paul), former Association Public Relations Officer.

Rung following Choral Evensong.

300th QP together: 1 & 8.

25th Birthday compliment to 3.

150th together, 2 & 4.

Thanksgiving for the life of Mr Donald Munro who passed away in December, who learnt to ring at Thorrington, first quarter and peal here & supporter of the tower for many years.

Mrs Ruth Clarke would like to be associated with this quarter.

125th peal on the bells - 2

For service

Rung Before the Funeral of Dorothea Boggis-Rolfe 103 Years old. She Loved the bells and the ringers.

Thanksgiving for the life of Donald Munro (Don) Who played the organ here for over 15 years and also rung here.

In memory of Dr Martin Hoyle, whose funeral was at St Mary's on Friday 19th January. 2: 100th quarter peal

Rung in celebration of the life of Dr Arthur Miller, MD, FRCP, FRCPath (29/08/1927-20/01/2017). Devoted husband of the late Joy and much-loved father of Corinne, Deirdre and Fiona. Lifelong friend and mentor of ringer of the 3. Remembered by all his friends, colleagues and students of the Middlesex Hospital. Miseris succerre disco.

Rung following Choral Evensong for the Feast of Dedication.

First Swindon Maximus: 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 12.

Rung in memory of Herbert Edwards, former Tower Captain here and father of Joy, who passed away thirty years ago (30 January 1988).

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Rung as a 70th birthday compliment to Richard Walters, Churchwarden at Waltham Abbey. Husband of 3 and friend of Waltham Abbey ringers, who wish to be associated with this quarter peal.

Rung for the Plough Sunday service in the local pub.

Specially arranged as a welcome the Revd David Oxtoby and his wife Christina.

Revd David was Instituted and Inducted as Team Rector of Holy Trinity, Rayleigh by the Bishop of Chelmsford, the Right Revd. Stephen Cottrell and by the Archdeacon of Southend, the Venerable Mike Lodge on Thursday 18 January 2018 when the bells were also rung prior to the Service.

400th QP as Conductor 8. First in the method 2.

Rung before the Service of celebration on the feast of Conversion of St. Paul.

Birthday compliments to Dominique Erith and Lesley Barrell. For evensong

First inside: 2

59 years ago to the day that Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson died in a plane crash.

First peal at first attempt -3.

In memory of Alan Henry Keen, Father of 1, and Grandfather of 3. Passed away 1st October 2017 aged 87.

Rung in memory of Lance Corporal Samuel William Adams, 13th Bn, Essex Regiment. Killed in Action on 5th February 1918, aged 29. Buried at Fins New British Cemetery, Sorel-le-Grand, Somme, France. His name liveth for evermore. 275th together: 2 & 5. 200th together: 5 & 6.

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Rung for the Installation of Honorary Canons today at Chelmsford Cathedral, by Chelmsford QP ringers in absentia!

First in method 3-4

Rung half muffled in loving memory of Wendy Brickell, wife of Anthony who died peacefully in her sleep on the 24th January 2018.

Heather Rayner, Sarah Winslow and Susanna Rance wish to be associated with this quarter.

Specially arranged as a memorial to the Rt. Rev. John Wraw, Bishop of Bradwell 2012-2017, and past Vice-President of the Essex Association.

Rung to celebrate the 60th Birthday of Mandy Miles. With birthday compliments to David Wenden and Helen Bridgeman

For Ash Wednesday Communion and Imposition of Ashes.

First of Triples 1

Rung to celebrate Nick De-Vries 60th birthday.

First Minor: 4

400th as Conductor: 6

For Evening Service

1st in variation :- 2, 3, 4. For morning service.

Rung by the service band to celebrate the 60th birthday of Mandy Miles

Rung in remembrance of Private Arthur Bullock. A ringer at St Saviours who died as a result of injuries received in WW1

1 & 6: 70th Birthday Compliment to Dr Jan Seabrook (Mother and Mother-in Law)

4: 60th Birthday Compliment and to celebrate her parents, Ron and Isabel Hook, 64th Wedding Anniversary

Wedding Anniversary compliment to Lou Farthing - Wivenhoe ringer

84th Birthday compliment to Ian Valentine - Wivenhoe ringer

25th Q together: 2 & 5

For Evensong and to celebrate the 57th wedding anniversary today of Ann & Brian Beech.

Terrys longest length for some time.

1400th together: 2,3.

Rung as a 40th wedding anniversary compliment to Rev Patrick J & Rhona I H McEune.

For Mothering Sunday

Rung for Mothering Sunday

For Mothering Sunday

In thanksgiving for the life of the Great Kenneth Arthur Dodd, Over 60th years of entertaining the public on stage and screen.

All the band was "tickle pink" to ring in his memory.

Tatty hoe!

First Quarter for Helen Bridgman.

In memory of Private Ernest Henry (Harry) Lewis, Goldhanger, Essex. Died 21/03/1918 age 24. Royal Berkshire Regiment 2nd/4th Bn. Service No.202529. Commemorated at Ugny-L'Equipee Churchyard, France, Grave near north-west corner of Church. Born 2nd quarter 1893. Son of Maurice Lewis and Emily Lewis of Church Street, Goldhanger, Essex. At the time of the 1911, census he was working as a horseman on a farm. He rang his first peal, of Minor in 7 methods, at Goldhanger, on 11/10/1911, conducted by John D. Buckingham. Born: Goldhanger, Essex. Enlisted: Chelmsford, initially in the Essex Regiment, Service No.2763. Resided: Witham, Essex.

64th wedding anniversary compliments to Ronald and Isabel Hook, 40th wedding anniversary compliments to Rhona and Patrick McEune

Rung half-muffled in memory of Sidney Fuller of this Parish who died in action on this day in 1918, aged 24, in the Battle of St Quentin, serving as Lance Serjeant with the 20th (County of London) Battalion, the London Regiment (Woolwich & Blackheath). He is remembered on the Arras Memorial.

Rung in memory of Arthur Sivell, a bellringer at this church. He was killed in action on March 21st 1918, serving as a Serjeant with the 2nd Batallion, Wiltshire Regiment. He is remembered on the Pozières memorial.

First peal : 8.

For Palm Sunday morning service

Rung as a compliment to Clive Moore, now in his 80th year and supporter of the Waltham Abbey band, who all wish to be associated with this quarter peal.

In memory of Muriel Tranter, mother of 3, who died 14th March 2018

For Evensong and in memory of Vicki Briggs, much-loved member of our congregation and village, who died in February. Also to commemorate the centenary of the deaths in WW1 of three Little Baddow men; Private Frederick Enefer, Private Rodney Wiggins and Sgt. Percival (Punch) Humphreys all of the 5th Essex Regiment

Rung for Palm Sunday

First in method 4.

To celebrate 100 years of women's suffrage.

Rung half-muffled in memory of Alfred Peagram of this Parish who died on this day in 1918, aged 38, serving with the 2nd Battalion the Middlesex Regiment. He is remembered at the Assevillers, New British Cemetery.

Rung half muffled for Good Friday

In memory of Corporal Ben George Lock, Walthamstow, St Mary’s, Essex. Died 01/04/1918 age 24. Rifle Brigade 11th Bn. Service No.S/5846. Commemorated at Pozieres Memorial, France, Panel 81 to 84. One of four children.  Son of Arthur John Lock and Annie Lock of 46 Bedford Road, Walthamstow, Essex. At the time of the 1911 census he was working as a clerk. Born: Melbourne, Australia. Enlisted: St Paul's Churchyard, London. Resided: Walthamstow, Essex. 

And to mark the 100th anniversary of the founding of the RAF.

Rung for Easter Day and the 100th Anniversary of the formation of the Royal Air Force this day. 75th QP together: 3 and 5. Most methods: 4

Rung on Easter Day to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Royal Air Force.

Pam Avis would like to be associated with this performance, having met seven, she kindly sat out.

Rung for Easter Sunday and to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the formation of the Royal Air Force.

Fist in method: 2

For Easter Sunday Evening Worship on April Day.1st in method 2nd and 4th, 1st as conductor 5

In memory of Rifleman Walter Ottley, ringer at Bentley Common, Essex. Died 04/04/1918 age 19. Rifle Brigade 7th Bn. Service No.S/37671. Commemorated at Pozieres Memorial, France, Panel 81 to 84. One of 11 children. Son of Walter Ottley (died 1918) and Emily Jane Ottley (née Turner) of Whitehorse Side, Navestock, Essex. He was at school at the time of the 1911 census. His name appears on the War Memorial at Navestock. His brother, Private Frederick Alma Ottley, Welsh Regiment, also a bellringer, died on 24/05/1917 and is buried in Deir El Belah War Cemetery, Israel. Born: Navestock, Essex. Enlisted: Marylebone, Middx. Resided: Marylebone, Middx.

One of his brothers, Charles W. Ottley, was, during the 1960’s, Master of the London County Association, and is buried in the Churchyard at Bentley Common.

First quarter - 1; to welcome Beatrix Florence Amy Vohmann, born 26 March 2018, grandaughter to the Pattisons, ringers at this tower.

Rung half muffled in memory of Harold Skill, Captain in the 21st Battalion, The Middlesex Regiment. Harold was captured and died as a prisoner of war on 7th April 1918. He is buried at the Ghent City Cemetery and is commemorated on the Memorial at St Mark's Church, Kennington Oval, where he had married less than 4 months earlier.

For Eastertide. To mark Richard Godden's 50 years of ringing at this church (8th April) and his 100th Quarter. Also to celebrate the Golden Wedding Anniversary (5th April) of John and Sue Williams. John is one of our local ringers.

Rung following Choral Evensong. With best wishes to David Rothera, standing down as Tower Captain at the Cathedral after more than 38 years.

Rung to mark the start of the restoration of the clock and bells at Lindfield, sussex

Rung by an Essex Association Southern District Ladies’ band to celebrate Cathryn Corns' 70th birthday today

Rung half-muffled in memory of Arthur Haslen of this Parish, Corporal in the 12th Battalion the Suffolk Regiment who died of his wounds, aged 25, this day in 1918. He had enlisted with the Essex Regiment early in the war and been sent to France in May 1915. He was wounded in action in the summer of 1916 but recovered from his wounds and transferred to the Suffolk Regiment. He is remembered on the Ploegsteert Memorial.

First peal rung on the bells!

1st QP: 2

In memory of Lieutenant Reginald Joseph Albert Blake, West Clandon, Winchester Diocesan and Ilford, Essex, who died 13/04/1918 age 25. East Lancashire Regiment 1st Bn. attd. 11th Bn.

Commemorated at Ploegsteert Memorial, Belgium, Panel 5 and 6. Born 3rd quarter 1892. One of two brothers, son of William Henry Blake and Mary Blake of "Heatherbank", Lower Bourne, Farnham, Surrey and husband of Muriel Irene Blake (née Bown), whom he married in 1914, of 1 St Benet's Road, Prittlewell, Southend-on-Sea. Father of Alan Henry Blake (born 02/11/1915).

At the time of the 1911 census, he was working as a secondary school teacher. He rang numerous peals in Surrey and continued peal ringing after he moved to Essex. He joined the Ancient Society of College Youths in 1912. His name is shown twice in the original 1924 Roll of Honour, as Blake, R, West Clandon and Blake, J A, Ilford.

Born: Merrow, Surrey. Enlisted: Unknown. Resided (1911 Census): Visiting the Philbrick family at 45 Glencoe Avenue, Seven Kings.

Rung in memory of two West Ham ringers who gave their lives in 1918.

Rifleman Alexander William Fiddes, West Ham, Essex. Died 21/03/1918 age 33. London Regiment 1st/17th Bn. Service No. 576117. Commemorated at Arras Memorial, France, Bay 9 or 10. Born 15/07/1884. He was a musician, with several reports of him playing the violin or piano at East End ringers’ gatherings. Born: Mile End. Enlisted: Stratford, London. Resided (1911 census): 137 Amity Road, West Ham.

Private William Truss, West Ham, College Youths. Died 12/04/1918 age 42. King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry 2nd Bn. Service No.38270. Commemorated at Querrieu British Cemetery, France, Grave A14. Born 18/03/1876. He was a very prolific peal ringer, ringing many in the London area. Born: Marlow, Bucks. Enlisted: Stratford, London. Resided (1911 census): 98 Amity Road, West Ham.

We will remember them.

After meeting short for Caters, with thanks to David Salter for standing down.

In memory of Private George W Richardson of Terling, London Regiment 24th Bn, killed 27th December 1917 buried in the Jerusalem War Cemetery; Private Alec E Wager of Terling, South Staffordsire Regiment 4th Bn killed 26th April 1918 commemorated at Tyne Cot Memorial; and Private John Brock of Fairstead, Essex Regiment 9th Bn, killed 20th November 1917 commemorated at Cambrai Memorial, Louvreval.

Their Names Liveth Evermore.

550th peal for the Association - 8

First peal in the method by all and for the Association

First quarter for treble (aged 13).

First Grandsire inside: 3

For Evensong.

A Farewell Quarter to Chris lamb and Colin Pipe who are moving to Blackpool Chris has been ringing at Wormingford for 38 years and will be very much missed

Thanksgiving for the life's of:-

Anne Williams

Don Mills

John Spears

Anne & Don great ringing friends to the band

and John a non ringer who supported ringing outings and holidays

May they rest in peace

Celebrating the birthday of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth 2nd

Ringing for the Birthday of HM The Queen and for the 80th Birthday of John Bennett, Father of 2, Grandfather of 3. Rung at Midday for the European Cultural Heritage Day.

Birthday compliment to HM Queen Elizabeth II on her 92nd birthday.

For the Southern District Quarter Peal Day With-a-Difference.

Birthday compliment to John Harpole for yesterday.

For the Southern District Quarter Peal Day With-a-Difference.

First of minor at first attempt: 1

Rung with our best wishes to Margaret & Chris Bailey.

For the Southern District Quarter Peal Day With-a-Difference.

First inside on 8: 2

Dedicated to the current and past staff of Marks and Spencer, who have been the church's neighbours since Basildon new town was first developed over 45 years ago, on this their last day of trading.

For the Southern District Quarter Peal Day With-a-Difference.

For HM Queens Birthday

Sunday morning band

First quarter: 1 (aged 12 years); 150th quarter peal on the bells: 5

Rung for Sunday service.

Rung as a celebration of the 92nd birthday of H M The Queen.

Also for Saint George's Day.

Rung to celebrate the Queens birthday and St. Georges day.

Rung as a birthday compliment to Her Majesty the Queen

For the patronal festival and to celebrate the birth of a son to the Duke and Duchesse of Cambridge. 50th quarter 1

In memory of Sapper Walter Nice, a ringer at Gestingthorpe, Essex. Died 29/04/1918 age 28. Royal Engineers. Service No.216212. Buried in Gestingthorpe (St Mary) Churchyard, grave in north-east part. Born 02/01/1890. One of six children; four surviving at the 1911 census. Son of Sarah and the late Walter Nice of Gestingthorpe. Husband of Edith Nice (née Downs), whom he married on 14/04/1917 at Gestingthorpe. At the time of the 1911 census, he was working as a gas fitter. He rang a number of peals in his local area. He died at Dover Hospital from wounds received in action on 07/04/1918 near Arras, France. Born: Gestingthorpe, Essex. Enlisted: Sible Hedingham, Essex, initially in the Essex Regiment, on 11/02/1916. Resided: Gestingthorpe, Essex.

Marking the 75th anniversary on 25th April of the lifting of the wartime ban on service ringing.

First quarter: 6. First away from Goldhanger: 3.

600th of Minor and 700th as Conductor - 6

First blows in methods: 2 & 5

For SE District Ringing Festival. 1st Major: 4. 50th together: 6 and 8.

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First on 10 in hand - 9-10.

For SE District Ringing Festival. With the band's best wishes to Yvonne Towler and Sue Page.

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In Remembrance of Corporal Ben Lock a St Marys Ringer who died on April first in 1918. First Quarter by Lucas Bent.

First whole quarter peal in method inside 2, 3 and 4

Rung for EACR SE District Festival of Firsts

For the Rochford Deanery Confirmation service with the Bishop of Colchester

For Evensong.

A 30th wedding anniversary compliment to Helen & John Harpole.

A birthday compliment to Isabel Hook, mother of 1.

Rung in memory of Dame Tessa Jowell, who died yesterday after a brave fight with brain cancer

First Minor - treble and 2

First in method - 2

Congratulations to the conductor on his election as EACR Master

For family birthdays and in memory of Ann Patmore and Robert Patmore.

With thanks to Vicki Crispin for standing down after Tracey Southgate was unable to ring.

Back 8

Birthday Wishes for 19th May to Bryan Morrissey,

Also for the Royal Wedding.

ringing for the Royal wedding

for the Royal wedding

Rung to celebrate the wedding of HRH Prince Harry and Ms Meghan Markle. We wish the Duke and Duchess of Sussex a very happy marriage.

Rung by a local band from 3pm to 3.30pm to celebrate the wedding of HRH Prince Henry of Wales and Megan Markle

Celebrating the wedding of Prince Henry & Meghan Markle. 1st quarter peal in Great Bentley & 1st in Reverse Canterbury Richard Paxford

To celebrate the marriage today of H.R.H. Prince Henry of Wales and Ms Meghan Markle.

Yvonne Towler wishes to be associated with this peal.

For the wedding of HRH Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Rung to celebrate The Royal Wedding 2018

Rung for the Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. 25th QP: 4.

A wedding compliment to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex on the occasion of their marriage on Saturday 19th May 2018 at Saint George's Chapel, Windsor.

Rung by the service band to celebrate the wedding of Prince Henry & Meghan Markle

Rung half-muffled in memory of Frank Reynolds of this Parish, Private in the 5th Battalion the Lincolnshire Regiment, who died, aged 19, this day in 1918. It is probable that he died of wounds received in the fighting in the spring of 1918 as he is buried at Fouquieres which was a Field Ambulance station. He is buried in the Fouquieres Churchyard Extension, Pas de Calais, France.

First quarter of triples: 1; First triples inside: 6; 1300 quarter peal: 7. Congratulations to HRH Prince Harry and Ms Meghan Markle - we wish the Duke and Duchess of Sussex a very happy marriage. Also for St Dunstan, patron saint of bellringers', whose Feast Day is 19th May.

For Evening Worship. Congratulations to Lin and Richard Ould on their retirement.1st in Triples 1, 2, 4. 1st as conductor of Triples and method

First Treble Bob: 2

Rung to celebrate the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Rung to celebrate the life of Dr Andrew Tanqueray, Consultant Radiologist at Southend University Hospital, who died on 20th April. Beloved husband of Mary and father to Helen, Charles and James and a much missed friend and colleague of staff at Southend hospital

Rung to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the building of the new church.

For Trinity Sunday. Also rung in memory of Private William Henry Everard, 25th Bn, Machine Gun Corps. Killed in Action on 2nd May 1918, aged 22. Buried at Etaples Military Cemetery, Pas-de-Calais, France. His name Liveth for Evermore. First quarter peal at first attempt: 6.

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Celebrating Tendring Open Gardens. 1st in method for all. 1st in method as conductor

In memory of Audrey Mary Butler, past Lay Minister at St Mary's.

First in method: 2

First of Kent Major 7-8.

First in method: 4

Ringing specially arranged to celebrate the birth of Freya Kingston James on 24th April 2018 to Felicity Kingston and Joe James and first grandchild for Jillian Laken.

1st of Royal 8

Ringing for a wedding and to celebrate the 65th Anniversary of the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

65 Years ago to the day HM Queen was crowned in Westminster Abbey

First quarter in method: 3,5

First quarter in method as conductor: 6

In memory of Ron Wakeling, a loyal and long-standing member of the congregation, a former ringer here and a great supporter of the bells and ringers, who passed away on 10 January 2018. Specially arranged with the family for what would have been his 90th birthday (30 May). 1st on 8: 8.

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For HM Queen Birthday on Monday

For Sunday morning service

for HM Queen Birthday on Monday

Rung following Evensong as a 70th Birthday Anniversary compliment to Vicki Crispin. First Stedman: 4.

Rung in memory of Margaret Bailey who died on 23 May, wife of St Thomas's tower captain Chris, and in celebration of their Golden Wedding anniversary which would have been this weekend. John Cousins would like to be associated with this quarter peal. First quarter on triples: 1.

Rung in memory of Private George Henry Barrick, Great Dunmow, Essex. Died 11/06/1918 age 33. Labour Corps 170 Labour Coy. Service No.474633. Commemorated in the United Kingdom Book of Remembrance, kept at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) Offices at Maidenhead, England. This Book commemorates United Kingdom casualties of the two World Wars who were not formerly recorded by the CWGC and the location of whose graves is not known. Born 1884. One of three boys; all surviving at the 1911 census. Son of Benjamin Barrick and Mary Ann Barrick (née Smith). Husband of Ada Frances Barrick (née Clarke), whom he married on 02/02/1914 at Great Dunmow, of Stanford-le-Hope, Essex. At the time of the 1911 census, he was working as a journeyman baker. He conducted the first peal rung at Great Dunmow, Plain Bob Minor, on 15/12/1909. He died at Orsett, Essex, but, as mentioned, the location of his grave is unknown at present. Born: Great Dunmow, Essex. Enlisted: Unknown. Resided (1911 Census): Church Street, Church End, Dunmow, Essex.

In memory of Margaret Bailey who died on 23rd May, wife of Chris, the Tower Captain of St Thomas', Brentwood.

Celebrating the 100th birthday of Mary Beard, a life long member of the congregation and great servant to the church and community of Great Bentley. 1st 1/4 peal in the tower treble ringer, 25th as conductor. Rung on the day of the official birthday of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the 2nd

First in minor: 2; first minor as conductor: 6

Specially arranged to celebrate the Trinity Fair being held in Rayleigh High Street and to wish Ros a Happy Birthday for tomorrow.

For United Evening Service. 60th birthday compliment to Mark (4). First quarter at first attempt (6)

50th together: 2 & 5. With thanks to Christina Brewster for standing down from the QP.

Rung in celebration of the life of Andrew Britter, ringer, past Tower Captain and Churchwarden at this church who died 19/05/18 250th as conductor on the bells

Rung in memory of Joy Scott who died on 22nd May and whose funeral was earlier today. Joy had been a Church Warden for 25 years and has been a loyal and long standing parishioner of this church.

Rung for Fathers day, A Birthday compliment to CHris Lee.

Farewell surprise to Richard and with best wishes from us all for the future. Also in memory of David W Tyson, Uncle of 3., whose funeral was held today in Garston.

With the band's best wishes to David Sparling on the occasion of his 60th birthday

Rung by the local band in memory of John Parker, former Tower Captain at this church.

A farewell Richard Paxford & first in method for him, and a birthday compliment to Julia Ibbotson.

Celebrating 50 years of Anchor

Rung for the flower festival weekend and prior to song of praise evening service

A well struck quarter.

Rung for Evensong.

Following Choral Evensong and prior to Songs and Scones.

To Mark 100 years of the RAF

Also to mark on the 8th July the first peal on the bells after the rehung 85 years ago.

Rung for the Bradwell Festival. 25th together 1,5

For morning service

Rung half-muffled in memory of Charles Digby of this Parish who died on this day in 1918, aged 37. Charles served as a Second Lieutenant with the 123rd Siege Battery of the Royal Garrison Artillery. He is buried at the Cabaret-Rouge British Cemetery, Souchez. Though not remembered on the Felsted War Memorial, Charles Digby's name does appear on the Byfleet Memorial.

In memory of Private Thomas Charles Golden Pettitt of Maldon (All Saints), Essex, who died 14/07/1918 age 18. Royal Fusiliers 26th Bn. Service No.G/82159. Commemorated at La Clytte Military Cemetery, Belgium, Grave IV F 14.

Born in the 3rd quarter of 1899, the eldest of two children of Robert Charles Pettitt and Florence Pettitt (née Ellingford) of 92 Fambridge Road, Maldon, Essex. He was at school at the time of the 1911 census. Born: Maldon, Essex. Enlisted: Southend, Essex, initially in the Territorial Reserve, Service No.75962. Resided (1911 Census): 16 New Street, Maldon, Essex.

To Mark 100 Years since Women got to vote.

To Celebrate 35 years of marriage for Julie Mantle, 3rd ringer. All best wishes from the tower.

For her Induction Service and to welcome the Revd. Canon Jacqui Jones at the beginning of her Ministry in Little Baddow and Danbury. Also forthcoming compliments to Graham and Maggie Lennard on their Ruby Wedding Anniversary and John Williams on his 80th birthday. Graham and John are both local ringers.

For the Licensing of Rev Susan Malam as Associate Priest in the Witham Team Ministry

First in method - 2

Rang For Lucas Bent's 12th Birthday

Circled the tower: 5

Rung prior to morning service on St Mary Magdalene day.

Birthday compliment to 1. First in method by all. Southern District lads quarter peal.

Celebrating 50 years of dad's army

Celebrating 50 years of dad's army