FOLKESTONE, Holy Trinity |
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DETAILS OF THE BELLS |
Bell Weight Diameter Cast Founder
1
0-2-0
12
13/16"1930
Mears & Stainbank
2
0-2-3
13
1/8"1930
Mears & Stainbank
3
0-2-8
13
7/8"1930
Mears & Stainbank
4
0-3-11
16"
1930
Mears & Stainbank
5
1-1-12
17
3/8"1930
Mears & Stainbank
6
1-2-10
19
5/16"1930
Mears & Stainbank
7
2-0-4
20
7/8"1930
Mears & Stainbank
8
2-3-11
23
5/8"1930
Mears & Stainbank
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| TO THE GLORY OF GOD, A THANKOFFERING FROM, PRYCE AND SUSANNAH MITCHELL, EASTER SUNDAY 1930. |
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PREVIOUS BELL |
Bell |
Weight |
Diameter |
Cast |
Founder |
Single Bell |
4-3-24 |
27¾" |
?1880 |
Unknown |
HISTORY |
1880 |
Tower built. The single bell that used to hang in the tower was presumable of this date. |
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1887 |
Stahlschmidt records a "peal of 8 modern bells" - he was incorrect about this as only the single bell was in the tower. |
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1930 |
The bells of the chime were recast, and allegedly first rung to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of the KCACR (although there is no evidence for this). They were presented by Pryce and Susannah Mitchell from Monte Carlo as a Thank offering. |
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1930 |
Easter Day |
Bells first rung. |