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KENNINGTON, St Mary |
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DETAILS OF THE BELLS |
Bell Weight
(received 1971)Weight
(after tuning)Diameter Cast Founder 1
5-0-14
4-2-19
28⅝"
1883
Mears & Stainbank
2
4-3-27
4-3-6
30"
1804
Thomas Mears I
3
6-0-27
6-0-15
32½"
1602
Robert Mot
4
6-0-6
6-0-1
33¾"
1784
Chapman & Mears
5
9-2-13
9-1-16
37¼"
Mid 16th Cent.
William Oldfield
6
10-3-13
10-2-25
41"
1602
Robert Mot
| The treble was supplied in 1883 at 5-1-3. |
INSCRIPTIONS |
| 1. | MEARS & STAINBANK FOUNDERS LONDON 1883 | ||||
| VÆ MIHI SI NON EVANGELIZAVERO | |||||
| 2. | THOS MEARS OF LONDON FECIT 1804 | ||||
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| 4. | MESSRS JNO ROOTS & FRANCIS SIBERT CH. WARDENS CHAPMAN & MEARS OF LONDON FECERUNT 1784 | ||||
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EARLIER BELLS |
Bell Cast Fate 2nd (of 5)
Pre-Reformation
Recast 1804
5th (of 5)
Pre-Reformation
Recast 1784
| 5. | Sancta Maria Ora Pro Nobis |
| 6. | Sancta Paule Ora Pro Nobis |
HISTORY |
c.1550
1,3 and 4 ( of 5) cast by William Oldfield.
1552
Record of 5 bells.
1602
2nd and tenor (of 5) recast by Robert Mot.
1784
3rd (of 5) recast by Chapman & Mears.
1784
31st Dec.
3rd (of 5) hung by John Steddy.
1804
Treble (of 5) recast by Thomas Mears.
1883
Treble added by Mears & Stainbank to make 6. The bells hung in an anticlockwise frame.
1971
Bells retuned and rehung in a new clockwise frame by Whitechapel.
GALLERY |