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Salisbury Diocesan Guild
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Salisbury Diocesan Guild
The Guild was founded on 14th September 1882 in Salisbury, in response to the Belfry Reform movement, under the patronage of the Bishop of Salisbury and the presidency of Earl Nelson. At the time members of the North Wilts Guild of Ringers were told their society would cease to exist at the end of 1882 and were encouraged to join the new Guild. Further details can be found in Bell News (30th September 1882, page 203). The Ringing World edition covering the Guild's centenary (17th September 1982, page 769) simply had an illustrative cover with limited historical information. [Research and observations associated with the Council Library Certificates Collection by Chris Ridley.]
founded 1882 [Research and observations associated with the Council Library Badge Collection by Chris Ridley.]
Place of Birth: Huntsham Court, Devon Began ringing at: Oxford First peal tower: Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford Location mentioned in obituary: Dorchester (Dorset)
Central Council of Church Bellringers Oxford University Society
Place of Birth: Audlem, Cheshire Began ringing at: Beaminster, Dorset First peal tower: Loders, Dorset Towers: Lyme Regis Location mentioned in obituary: Beaminster
Place of Birth: High Holborn, London Began ringing at: Ludgershall,Wilts First peal tower: Hailsham Towers: Seaford, Sussex 1879-1885, St. John's Waterloo Rd, London, Leytonstone Location mentioned in obituary: Bradpole
Place of Birth: Holbeach, Lincs. Began ringing at: Spalding, Lincs First peal tower: St. Mary, Putney Towers: St. Martin's, Salisbury Location mentioned in obituary: Luton
Place of Birth: Nottingham Began ringing at: St Margaret's, Leicester First peal tower: Croft, Leicestershire. Towers: Subsequently attached to Rolleston on Dove; and Wimborne Minster from 1974 to 1989. Location mentioned in obituary: Wimborne
Statistics sourced from the annual reports of the Council Peal Analysis Committee will be shown here
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Salisbury (St Martin), Wilts. 03/09/1887
Salisbury (St Martin), Wilts. 02/04/1888
Salisbury Diocesan Guild
Society Name
Descriptions
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To (year)
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Salisbury Diocesan Guild
The Guild was founded on 14th September 1882 in Salisbury, in response to the Belfry Reform movement, under the patronage of the Bishop of Salisbury and the presidency of Earl Nelson. At the time members of the North Wilts Guild of Ringers were told their society would cease to exist at the end of 1882 and were encouraged to join the new Guild. Further details can be found in Bell News (30th September 1882, page 203). The Ringing World edition covering the Guild's centenary (17th September 1982, page 769) simply had an illustrative cover with limited historical information. [Research and observations associated with the Council Library Certificates Collection by Chris Ridley.]
founded 1882 [Research and observations associated with the Council Library Badge Collection by Chris Ridley.]
Place of Birth: Huntsham Court, Devon Began ringing at: Oxford First peal tower: Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford Location mentioned in obituary: Dorchester (Dorset)
Central Council of Church Bellringers Oxford University Society
Place of Birth: Audlem, Cheshire Began ringing at: Beaminster, Dorset First peal tower: Loders, Dorset Towers: Lyme Regis Location mentioned in obituary: Beaminster
Place of Birth: High Holborn, London Began ringing at: Ludgershall,Wilts First peal tower: Hailsham Towers: Seaford, Sussex 1879-1885, St. John's Waterloo Rd, London, Leytonstone Location mentioned in obituary: Bradpole
Place of Birth: Holbeach, Lincs. Began ringing at: Spalding, Lincs First peal tower: St. Mary, Putney Towers: St. Martin's, Salisbury Location mentioned in obituary: Luton
Place of Birth: Nottingham Began ringing at: St Margaret's, Leicester First peal tower: Croft, Leicestershire. Towers: Subsequently attached to Rolleston on Dove; and Wimborne Minster from 1974 to 1989. Location mentioned in obituary: Wimborne
