The Central Council's Historical and Archive workgroup has a responsibility to:
The Council’s existing collection of books, archives and other ringing related artifacts must be the premier source of information on the heritage of ringing. In addition, we are committed to undertake further research and development of historical information to promote and sustain ringing. |
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Ringing Time Line1610 Beginning of Change Ringing 1612 Lincoln Cathedral Company of ringers 1637 ASCY 1668 Publication of Tintinnalogia 1672 Society of Sherwood Youths 1677 Publication of Campanalogia 1690 Possible first peal of Grandsire Triples at St Sepulchre's 1715 First peal of Plain Bob triples at Norwich 1717 First peal of Grandsire Caters at St Bride's London 1718 First peal of Grandsire Triples at Norwich 1718 First peal of Oxford TB Major at St Dunstan's E 1724 Society of Cambridge Youths 1725 James Barham born - Leading 18th century ringer who conducted the 40,320 in 1761 1725 First peal of Grandsire Cinques at St Bride's London 1725 First peal of Plain Bob Major at St Brides 1725 First peal of Plain Bob Royal at St Brides 1726 First Peal of Plain Bob Maximus at St Brides 1731 First peal of Stedman Triples at Norwich 1734 Oxford Society 1741 First peal of DNCBM at Coslany 1741 First peal of Oxford TB Royal at St Sepulchre, London 1746 London Scholars Society 1747 SRCY 1751 First peal of Plain Bob Caters at Leeds, Kent 1755 Society of St Martin's Youths 1758 First peal of Oxford TB Max at Southwark 1773 First peal of Plain Bob Minor - Garboldisham, Norfolk 1774 First peal of Kent TB Major at Leeds, Kent 1775 First peal of Grandsire Major - St Mary Matfelon, Whitechapel 1776 Buckingham - the fall of the tower took place only a minute after the ringers left it. 1777 First peal of Grandsire Doubles - St Lawrence, Alton, Hants 1778 First peal of Kent Treble Bob Royal - St Nicholas, Leeds, Kent 1782 Society of Trinity Youths 1784 First peal of Kent TB Royal at Leeds, Kent 1787 First peal of Stedman Caters, Horsleydown 1788 First peal of Stedman Cinques at St Martin in the Fields 1811 Painswich Youths 1811 First HB peal of Oxford TB Major at Sheffield 1819 Henry Haley born - conducted the first peal outside the British Isles, at Philadelphia in 1850 1820 First peal of Kent TB Max at Birmingham 1821 First peal of Superlative S Major at Huddersfield 1822 First peal of Cambridge S Royal at Wakefield 1823 First HB peal of Plain Bob Major at Colegate 1824 St James' Society 1828 First HB peal of Grandsire Triples at Poplar 1835 First peal of London S Major at Norwich 1853 First HB peal of Stedman Triples at Clerkenwell 1858 Big Ben cast 1859 Rev F E Robinson's first peal 1866 First HB peal of Kent TB Royal at Liverpool 1866 First HB peal of Kent TB Major at Liverpool 1868 Waterloo Society 1870 East Derbyshire Ringers' Association 1872 OUS 1873 Dundee Society of Bellringers 1873 First peal of Cambridge S Major at Bennington 1874 West Middlesex Bell Ringers' Association 1874 Guild of Devonshire Ringers 1875 Yorkshire Association 1875 Society of Framland Ringers 1876 Lancashire Association 1876 Jabez Armiger Trollope born - Notable ringer & author 1876 William Henry Barber born - Prominent Birmingham ringer who conducted the first handbell peal in Scotland 1877 Norwich Diocesan Association 1877 Durham Diocesan Association of Ringers 1878 Gloucester and Bristol Diocesan Association 1878 East Berkshire and South Buckinghamshire Change Ringing Society 1878 John Sparkes Goldsmith born - Proprietor and first editor of The Ringing World 1878 Bertam Prewett born - Prominent peal ringer & conductor killed in WW1 1879 Winchester Diocesan Guild 1879 Middlesex County Association and London Diocesan Guild 1879 South Lincolnshire Association 1879 CUG 1879 North Wiltshire Guild 1879 Essex Association 1880 Sonning Deanery Society of Change Ringers 1880 Kent County Association 1880 South Yorkshire and East Derbyshire Association of Change Ringers 1881 Great Paul Cast 1881 ODG 1882 Durham and Newcastle Diocesan Association 1882 Worcester and Districts Association 1882 Midland Counties Association 1882 Bedfordshire Association 1882 Stoke on Trent Archidiaconal Association of Church Bell Ringers 1882 Bath and Keynsham United Deaneries of Change Ringes 1882 Salisbury Diocesan Guild 1883 Society for the Archdeaconry of Stafford 1883 United Counties Association 1884 Eastern Counties Guild 1884 Hertford County Association 1884 North Lincoln Association 1885 Sussex County Association 1886 Hereford Diocesan Guild 1886 Andenham College Youths 1887 East Derbyshire Association of Church Bellringers 1887 Chester Diocesan Guild 1887 North Notts Association 1888 North Middlesex Association 1889 Leeds and District Society 1889 Middlesex Association 1889 St Martin's Guild of Change Ringes for Birmingham, Aston and the surrounding districts 1889 James George's first peal 1890 Bath and Wells Diocesan Association 1892 Heavy Woolen District Association 1893 Worcester Cathedral Guild of Voluntary Bellringers 1893 Llandaff Diocesan Association of Church Bell Ringers 1894 Towcester and District Association 1894 South and West Middlesex Guild 1894 First peal of DNCBC at Bristol 1895 Central Northants Association 1897 Ely Diocesan Association 1897 Truro Diocesan Guild 1898 Irish Association 1898 Cleveland and North Yorkshire Association 1899 Lincoln Diocesan Guild 1899 Dudley and District Guild 1901 First peal of Bristol S Major at Brighton 1903 London County Association 1903 First peal of Yorkshire S Major at Sheffield 1904 First HB peal of London S Major at Romford 1905 Rev F E Robinson's 1,000th peal 1907 First HB peal of Bristol S Major at Romford 1908 First peal of Cambridge S Max at Ipswich 1921 First peal of Yorkshire S Royal at Chesterfield 1923 First peal of Rutland S Major at Bolsover 1924 First peal of Pudsey S Major at Bolsover 1924 Brian Price born - Notable ringing composer who introduced the use of singles into Surprise 1924 Wilfrid Moreton born - Prominent Yorkshire ringer who founded the Hereford Ringing Course 1927 First peal of Superlative Surprise Maximus - St Mary le Tower, Ipswich 1928 James George's 1,000th peal 1929 First peal of Yorkshire S Max at Ipswich 1933 First peal of London S Royal 3 at Beddington 1933 First HB peal of Cambridge S Major at Oxhey 1934 First peal of Bristol S Royal at Beddington 1940 Great George Cast 1946 First HB peal of Yorkshire S Major at Bushey 1947 First HB peal of Cambridge S Royal at Leicester 1947 First HB peal of Cambridge S Max at Leicester 1950 First peal of Bristol S Max at Leicester 1951 First HB peal of Kent TB 14 at Leicester 1959 First peal of Loninium S Max at Ashton 1969 First HB peal of Kent TB 16 at Watford 1974 George Ernest Fearn died - Prominent Birmingham ringer 1976 First HB peal of Cambridge S 14 at Langley Marish 1998 Frank Muir died - Famous comedian who rang in his youth |
In This Week - 02/10/1910 - Harvest Festival Image credits: The belfry had received considerable attention, a feature here being an ingenious arrangement of corn into the shape of a church bell. Sheaves of wheat and a quantity of fruit and vegetables were also used with good effect More information at: The Bucks Standard, 08/10/1910 For more interesting events like this, buy a copy of Bill Butler's book - On This Day - from the Central Council Shop. There are also more at Things to ring for. Pealbase also has a lot of historical events On This Day. Mostly derived from peal records but also including Bill Butler's collection. |
WelcomeThis website has been created to bring together various strands of research that relate to ringing and ringers. Information that Central Council Committees generated in the past is being combined here in a website and database. Going forward, new information and lines of research will be uploaded to this central resource by History & Archive Workgroup members. The database will also record changes to the information. Database technology allows us to add extra value by identifying links between the various sources. So, by searching for a subject in one area, you may find information from another. This takes time to populate though. If you are interested getting involved in any aspect of this, please feel free to get in touch. CCCBR Library newsThe Library Collection is moving to Loughborough. Details here. |
The Central Council's Historical and Archive workgroup has a responsibility to:
The Council’s existing collection of books, archives and other ringing related artifacts must be the premier source of information on the heritage of ringing. In addition, we are committed to undertake further research and development of historical information to promote and sustain ringing. |
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Ringing Time Line1610 Beginning of Change Ringing 1612 Lincoln Cathedral Company of ringers 1637 ASCY 1668 Publication of Tintinnalogia 1672 Society of Sherwood Youths 1677 Publication of Campanalogia 1690 Possible first peal of Grandsire Triples at St Sepulchre's 1715 First peal of Plain Bob triples at Norwich 1717 First peal of Grandsire Caters at St Bride's London 1718 First peal of Grandsire Triples at Norwich 1718 First peal of Oxford TB Major at St Dunstan's E 1724 Society of Cambridge Youths 1725 James Barham born - Leading 18th century ringer who conducted the 40,320 in 1761 1725 First peal of Grandsire Cinques at St Bride's London 1725 First peal of Plain Bob Major at St Brides 1725 First peal of Plain Bob Royal at St Brides 1726 First Peal of Plain Bob Maximus at St Brides 1731 First peal of Stedman Triples at Norwich 1734 Oxford Society 1741 First peal of DNCBM at Coslany 1741 First peal of Oxford TB Royal at St Sepulchre, London 1746 London Scholars Society 1747 SRCY 1751 First peal of Plain Bob Caters at Leeds, Kent 1755 Society of St Martin's Youths 1758 First peal of Oxford TB Max at Southwark 1773 First peal of Plain Bob Minor - Garboldisham, Norfolk 1774 First peal of Kent TB Major at Leeds, Kent 1775 First peal of Grandsire Major - St Mary Matfelon, Whitechapel 1776 Buckingham - the fall of the tower took place only a minute after the ringers left it. 1777 First peal of Grandsire Doubles - St Lawrence, Alton, Hants 1778 First peal of Kent Treble Bob Royal - St Nicholas, Leeds, Kent 1782 Society of Trinity Youths 1784 First peal of Kent TB Royal at Leeds, Kent 1787 First peal of Stedman Caters, Horsleydown 1788 First peal of Stedman Cinques at St Martin in the Fields 1811 Painswich Youths 1811 First HB peal of Oxford TB Major at Sheffield 1819 Henry Haley born - conducted the first peal outside the British Isles, at Philadelphia in 1850 1820 First peal of Kent TB Max at Birmingham 1821 First peal of Superlative S Major at Huddersfield 1822 First peal of Cambridge S Royal at Wakefield 1823 First HB peal of Plain Bob Major at Colegate 1824 St James' Society 1828 First HB peal of Grandsire Triples at Poplar 1835 First peal of London S Major at Norwich 1853 First HB peal of Stedman Triples at Clerkenwell 1858 Big Ben cast 1859 Rev F E Robinson's first peal 1866 First HB peal of Kent TB Royal at Liverpool 1866 First HB peal of Kent TB Major at Liverpool 1868 Waterloo Society 1870 East Derbyshire Ringers' Association 1872 OUS 1873 Dundee Society of Bellringers 1873 First peal of Cambridge S Major at Bennington 1874 West Middlesex Bell Ringers' Association 1874 Guild of Devonshire Ringers 1875 Yorkshire Association 1875 Society of Framland Ringers 1876 Lancashire Association 1876 Jabez Armiger Trollope born - Notable ringer & author 1876 William Henry Barber born - Prominent Birmingham ringer who conducted the first handbell peal in Scotland 1877 Norwich Diocesan Association 1877 Durham Diocesan Association of Ringers 1878 Gloucester and Bristol Diocesan Association 1878 East Berkshire and South Buckinghamshire Change Ringing Society 1878 John Sparkes Goldsmith born - Proprietor and first editor of The Ringing World 1878 Bertam Prewett born - Prominent peal ringer & conductor killed in WW1 1879 Winchester Diocesan Guild 1879 Middlesex County Association and London Diocesan Guild 1879 South Lincolnshire Association 1879 CUG 1879 North Wiltshire Guild 1879 Essex Association 1880 Sonning Deanery Society of Change Ringers 1880 Kent County Association 1880 South Yorkshire and East Derbyshire Association of Change Ringers 1881 Great Paul Cast 1881 ODG 1882 Durham and Newcastle Diocesan Association 1882 Worcester and Districts Association 1882 Midland Counties Association 1882 Bedfordshire Association 1882 Stoke on Trent Archidiaconal Association of Church Bell Ringers 1882 Bath and Keynsham United Deaneries of Change Ringes 1882 Salisbury Diocesan Guild 1883 Society for the Archdeaconry of Stafford 1883 United Counties Association 1884 Eastern Counties Guild 1884 Hertford County Association 1884 North Lincoln Association 1885 Sussex County Association 1886 Hereford Diocesan Guild 1886 Andenham College Youths 1887 East Derbyshire Association of Church Bellringers 1887 Chester Diocesan Guild 1887 North Notts Association 1888 North Middlesex Association 1889 Leeds and District Society 1889 Middlesex Association 1889 St Martin's Guild of Change Ringes for Birmingham, Aston and the surrounding districts 1889 James George's first peal 1890 Bath and Wells Diocesan Association 1892 Heavy Woolen District Association 1893 Worcester Cathedral Guild of Voluntary Bellringers 1893 Llandaff Diocesan Association of Church Bell Ringers 1894 Towcester and District Association 1894 South and West Middlesex Guild 1894 First peal of DNCBC at Bristol 1895 Central Northants Association 1897 Ely Diocesan Association 1897 Truro Diocesan Guild 1898 Irish Association 1898 Cleveland and North Yorkshire Association 1899 Lincoln Diocesan Guild 1899 Dudley and District Guild 1901 First peal of Bristol S Major at Brighton 1903 London County Association 1903 First peal of Yorkshire S Major at Sheffield 1904 First HB peal of London S Major at Romford 1905 Rev F E Robinson's 1,000th peal 1907 First HB peal of Bristol S Major at Romford 1908 First peal of Cambridge S Max at Ipswich 1921 First peal of Yorkshire S Royal at Chesterfield 1923 First peal of Rutland S Major at Bolsover 1924 First peal of Pudsey S Major at Bolsover 1924 Brian Price born - Notable ringing composer who introduced the use of singles into Surprise 1924 Wilfrid Moreton born - Prominent Yorkshire ringer who founded the Hereford Ringing Course 1927 First peal of Superlative Surprise Maximus - St Mary le Tower, Ipswich 1928 James George's 1,000th peal 1929 First peal of Yorkshire S Max at Ipswich 1933 First peal of London S Royal 3 at Beddington 1933 First HB peal of Cambridge S Major at Oxhey 1934 First peal of Bristol S Royal at Beddington 1940 Great George Cast 1946 First HB peal of Yorkshire S Major at Bushey 1947 First HB peal of Cambridge S Royal at Leicester 1947 First HB peal of Cambridge S Max at Leicester 1950 First peal of Bristol S Max at Leicester 1951 First HB peal of Kent TB 14 at Leicester 1959 First peal of Loninium S Max at Ashton 1969 First HB peal of Kent TB 16 at Watford 1974 George Ernest Fearn died - Prominent Birmingham ringer 1976 First HB peal of Cambridge S 14 at Langley Marish 1998 Frank Muir died - Famous comedian who rang in his youth |
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In This Week - 02/10/1910 - Harvest FestivalImage credits: The belfry had received considerable attention, a feature here being an ingenious arrangement of corn into the shape of a church bell. Sheaves of wheat and a quantity of fruit and vegetables were also used with good effect More information at: The Bucks Standard, 08/10/1910 For more interesting events like this, buy a copy of Bill Butler's book - On This Day - from the Central Council Shop. There are also more at Things to ring for. Pealbase also has a lot of historical events On This Day. Mostly derived from peal records but also including Bill Butler's collection. |
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WelcomeThis website has been created to bring together various strands of research that relate to ringing and ringers. Information that Central Council Committees generated in the past is being combined here in a website and database. Going forward, new information and lines of research will be uploaded to this central resource by History & Archive Workgroup members. The database will also record changes to the information. Database technology allows us to add extra value by identifying links between the various sources. So, by searching for a subject in one area, you may find information from another. This takes time to populate though. If you are interested getting involved in any aspect of this, please feel free to get in touch. CCCBR Library newsThe Library Collection is moving to Loughborough. Details here. |
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