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Society of Trinity Youths

Society NameDescriptionsFrom (year)To (year)Web site
Society of Trinity Youths

Revived on 26 May 1883, according to an article in Bell News, but a later article in 1903 suggested that no meetings were held after 1883.The society was based at St. Nicholas at Deptford. [Research by John Harrison.]

1782

Books in the Council Library

TitleAuthorDateNotesAcquisition Number
Rules and Regulations of the Society of Trinity Youths, Change Ringers, est. 17821888 1715
The Society of Trinity Youths Copy of Peal Book No 1Frederick W Thornton1782-1845 and 1888-1891MS record of peals rung by the Society 1782-1845 and 1888-1891 together with annual list of officers. Copies made by F W Thornton during his time as Secretary and Master of the Society 1888-1891 and handed to E A Young (Secretary of CCCBR) in 1927 172
The Society of Trinity Youths Copy of Peal Book No 2Frederick W Thornton1891-92 173

Accounts of the lives of members (Navigation at foot of page)

NamePlace(s)Other societiesDate of death
Frederick William Thornton Began ringing at: St Alphege, Greenwich
First peal tower: St. Mary, Woolwich
Location mentioned in obituary: Greenwich
Kent County Association07/06/1937
Revd Barnard Halsey Tyrwhitt-Drake Place of Birth: Gt. Gaddesden, Herts
Began ringing at: Cambridge
First peal tower: St. Andrew, Cambridge
Towers: Vicar of Thundridge 1914-16. Vicar of Wiggington 1925-28, Rector of Watlington 1928-33, Walsoken 1933-36
Location mentioned in obituary: Walsoken
Ely Diocesan Association
Hertford County Association
25/01/1936

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.

Society of Trinity Youths

Society NameDescriptionsFrom (year)To (year)Web site
Society of Trinity Youths

Revived on 26 May 1883, according to an article in Bell News, but a later article in 1903 suggested that no meetings were held after 1883.The society was based at St. Nicholas at Deptford. [Research by John Harrison.]

1782

Books in the Council Library

TitleAuthorDateNotesAcquisition Number
Rules and Regulations of the Society of Trinity Youths, Change Ringers, est. 17821888 1715
The Society of Trinity Youths Copy of Peal Book No 1Frederick W Thornton1782-1845 and 1888-1891MS record of peals rung by the Society 1782-1845 and 1888-1891 together with annual list of officers. Copies made by F W Thornton during his time as Secretary and Master of the Society 1888-1891 and handed to E A Young (Secretary of CCCBR) in 1927 172
The Society of Trinity Youths Copy of Peal Book No 2Frederick W Thornton1891-92 173

Accounts of the lives of members (Navigation at foot of page)

NamePlace(s)Other societiesDate of death
Frederick William Thornton Began ringing at: St Alphege, Greenwich
First peal tower: St. Mary, Woolwich
Location mentioned in obituary: Greenwich
Kent County Association07/06/1937
Revd Barnard Halsey Tyrwhitt-Drake Place of Birth: Gt. Gaddesden, Herts
Began ringing at: Cambridge
First peal tower: St. Andrew, Cambridge
Towers: Vicar of Thundridge 1914-16. Vicar of Wiggington 1925-28, Rector of Watlington 1928-33, Walsoken 1933-36
Location mentioned in obituary: Walsoken
Ely Diocesan Association
Hertford County Association
25/01/1936

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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