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Bath & Wells Diocesan Association
Wells, Somerset
Cathedral Church of St Andrew
Monday, 6 April 1931 in 3h 39 (57)
5043 Stedman Caters
Composed by Gabriel Lindoff
1 John H Crampion
2 Charles T Coles (C)
3 Frank W Perrins
4 Alfred Reeves
5 George R Pye
6 Albert W Coles
7 Charles W Roberts
8 James Bennett
9 Edward P Duffield
10 William Pye
Joseph T Dyke
RW 1931 p243
Bath & Wells Diocesan Association
Taunton, Somerset
St Mary Magdalene
Monday, 6 April 1931 in 3h 59 (29–3–20)
5280 Cambridge Surprise Maximus
Composed by Gabriel Lindoff.
1 Charles T Coles
2 George R Pye
3 Albert W Coles
4 Alfred E Reeves
5 Charles W Roberts
6 John H Crampion
7 Frank W Perrens
8 William A Cave
9 Joseph T Dyke
10 James Bennett
11 Edward P Duffield
12 William Pye (C)
First peal in the method on the bells and by the association.
First of Maximus on the bells.
RW 1931 p242
Bath & Wells Diocesan Association
Milverton, Somerset
St Michael and All Angels
Saturday, 23 May 1931 in 2h 55 (17–2–12 in E)
5040 Stedman Triples
Heywood's Transposition.
1 Alfred J Wyatt
2 Sydney A Wyatt
3 Henry Norman
4 Henry Churchill
5 Arthur H Reed
6 William G Gigg
7 Percy Merson (C)
8 S George Coles
100th peal for the Association (7).
First peal (4).
Bath & Wells Diocesan Association
Wraxall, Somerset
All Saints
Monday, 10 August 1931 in 3h 8 (23)
5056 Cambridge Surprise Major
Composed by Johnson's variation of Middleton's
1 Norman V Andrews
2 George R Pye (C)
3 Hector G Bird
4 Edward G Coward
5 Alfred E Reeves
6 William A Cave
7 Charles F Andrews
8 Joseph T Dyke
Source - G Pye peal book
Bath & Wells Diocesan Association
Clevedon, Somerset
St Andrew
Monday, 10 August 1931 in 3h 4 (14–1–20 in E)
5056 Superlative Surprise Major
Composed by Charles H Hattersley
1 Canon G Coleridge
2 Hector G Bird
3 Edward G Coward
4 Alfred E Reeves
5 Joseph T Dyke
6 George R Pye
7 Charles F Andrews
8 William A Cave (C)
First peal in the method: 3 an 7
Source - G Pye peal book
Bath & Wells Diocesan Association
Chewton Mendip, Somerset
St Mary Magdalene
Tuesday, 11 August 1931 in 3h 19 (24–1–1 in E♭)
5024 Double Norwich Court Bob Major
Composed by Henry W Wilde
1 Canon G Coleridge
2 Alfred E Reeves
3 George R Pye
4 Hector G Bird
5 Charles F Andrews
6 William A Cave
7 Norman V Andrews
8 Joseph T Dyke (C)
First peal in the method on the bells
Source - G Pye peal book
Bath & Wells Diocesan Association
Long Ashton, Somerset
All Saints
Thursday, 13 August 1931 in 3h 7 (30–3–23 in D♭)
5040 Stedman Triples
Composed by Thurstans' Four-part
1 Thomas F King
2 Edward G Coward
3 Hector G Bird
4 George R Pye (C)
5 William A Cave
6 Charles F Andrews
7 Norman V Andrews
8 Leonard G Tanner
Source - G Pye peal book
Bath & Wells Diocesan Association
Barrow Gurney, Somerset
Blessed Virgin Mary and St Edward King and Martyr
Thursday, 13 August 1931 in 3h 2 (15)
5088 New Cambridge Surprise Major
Composed by Gabriel Lindoff
1 Canon G Coleridge
2 Thomas F King
3 Richard Clark
4 George R Pye (C)
5 Edward G Coleridge
6 Charles F Andrews
7 William A Cave
8 Joseph T Dyke
First peal in the method: 2 and 5
Source - G Pye peal book
Bath & Wells Diocesan Association
Burnham on Sea, Somerset
St Andrew
Friday, 14 August 1931 in 3h 7 (22 in E♭)
5056 Cambridge Surprise Major
Composed by Johnson's variation of Middleton's
1 Alexander Evans
2 George R Pye (C)
3 Richard Clark
4 Edward G Coward
5 Herbert Knight
6 William A Cave
7 Charles F Andrews
8 Joseph T Dyke
* 50th peal for the Association: 1
Rung as a compliment to Mr Wm Pye, brother of the conductor, on the occasion of his 61st birthday
Source - G Pye peal book
Ringing World page reference: 1065.0537Bath & Wells Diocesan Association
Corston, Somerset
All Saints
Wednesday, 16 September 1931 in 2h 43 (9–2–25 in A♭)
5040 Grandsire Triples
Composed by J F Penning's Oner Part
1 Charles W Bell
2 Arthur Prince (C)
3 Cecil Pawsey
4 Charles A Harding
5 Jesse H Beazer
6 Eli S Beazer
7 Jesse Hallett
8 Henry Mills
Bath & Wells Diocesan Association
Wiveliscombe, Somerset
St Andrew
Saturday, 14 November 1931 in 3h 5 (16–2–18 in E♭)
5040 Stedman Triples
Thurstan's Four-part.
1 Sydney A Wyatt
2 James Hunt
3 Alfred J Wyatt
4 Arthur H Reed
5 S George Coles
6 Percy Merson
7 William H Lloyd (C)
8 Herbert V Young
First peal on eight bells (8).
First of Stedman as conductor.