New South Wales Association and associated societiesAssociated societies have a green background. | Society Name | Descriptions | From (year) | To (year) | Web site |
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| New South Wales Association | First started in 1895, again in 1930. Finally brought into being in 1946 as the Australian and New Zealand Association. 1946 - 1961 | 1946 | 1961 | | | Australia and New Zealand Association | Formerly the New South Wales Association of Change Ringers, first started in 1895, again in 1930 and was finally brought into being in 1946 as the Australian and New Zealand Association. On 21st December 1895 A B Joyner, Honorary Secretary of St Mark's Society, Darling Point, wrote a letter to the Bell News and Ringers' Record mentioning in passing that an Association of ringers had been established. Unfortunately there are no further records of this group, but a New South Wales Association was formed around 1930 but was concerned with organising social activities only and does not appear to have lasted long. It was re-established and held an inaugural day on 14th January 1946. On 31st May 1961 it was agreed to change the title to the Australian and New Zealand Association of Bellringers. The first meeting of the new society was held on 2nd June 1962 in the parish hall of All Saints, North Parramatta. Further information can be found in the publication We Sing in a Strange Land by Elizabeth Bleby (1989). Founded 1961 | 1962 | | https://www.anzab.org.au/ |
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Accounts of the lives of members (Navigation at foot of page)| Name | Place(s) | Other societies | Date of death |
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| Thomas William Goodyer | Began ringing at: St Jude’s Randwick
First peal tower: St Jude’s Randwick | Australia and New Zealand Association
Society of Royal Cumberland Youths | 15/02/2024 | | Philip Malcolm James Gray | | Australia and New Zealand Association
Central Council of Church Bellringers | 10/05/2017 |
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Peal Statistics
Statistics sourced from the annual reports of the Council Peal Analysis Committee will be shown here
The tables will need to be digitised first. A job for 2024.
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New South Wales Association and associated societiesAssociated societies have a green background. | Society Name | Descriptions | From (year) | To (year) | Web site |
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| New South Wales Association | First started in 1895, again in 1930. Finally brought into being in 1946 as the Australian and New Zealand Association. 1946 - 1961 | 1946 | 1961 | | | Australia and New Zealand Association | Formerly the New South Wales Association of Change Ringers, first started in 1895, again in 1930 and was finally brought into being in 1946 as the Australian and New Zealand Association. On 21st December 1895 A B Joyner, Honorary Secretary of St Mark's Society, Darling Point, wrote a letter to the Bell News and Ringers' Record mentioning in passing that an Association of ringers had been established. Unfortunately there are no further records of this group, but a New South Wales Association was formed around 1930 but was concerned with organising social activities only and does not appear to have lasted long. It was re-established and held an inaugural day on 14th January 1946. On 31st May 1961 it was agreed to change the title to the Australian and New Zealand Association of Bellringers. The first meeting of the new society was held on 2nd June 1962 in the parish hall of All Saints, North Parramatta. Further information can be found in the publication We Sing in a Strange Land by Elizabeth Bleby (1989). Founded 1961 | 1962 | | https://www.anzab.org.au/ |
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Accounts of the lives of members (Navigation at foot of page)| Name | Place(s) | Other societies | Date of death |
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| Thomas William Goodyer | Began ringing at: St Jude’s Randwick
First peal tower: St Jude’s Randwick | Australia and New Zealand Association
Society of Royal Cumberland Youths | 15/02/2024 | | Philip Malcolm James Gray | | Australia and New Zealand Association
Central Council of Church Bellringers | 10/05/2017 |
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Peal Statistics
Statistics sourced from the annual reports of the Council Peal Analysis Committee will be shown here
The tables will need to be digitised first. A job for 2024.
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