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Alfred Bindley Peck |
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Date of Birth: 16/02/1883 Date of Death: 27/04/1961 Date of Funeral: 05/05/1961 Age at death: 78 Circumstances of death: fall from railway carriage Trade or profession: Pianoforte Maker and Blind Welfare Officer Biographical references:
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Society offices held: Steward College Youths (1909); Master (1910); Secretary (1937-1957) |
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Places:Place of Birth: Bedford Began ringing at: St. Paul's Bedford Tower from biographical record etc.: St. Stephen's, Westminster (1900); St. Paul's Cathedral (1904) Westminster Abbey (1919) Tower mentioned in obituary: London |
Ringing records:Began ringing: 1899 Notable performances: Non-conducted Stedman Cinques; Heaviest peal of London Major (Bow, 53 cwt.); Long peal Stedman Caters (Appleton 21363); 3 peals of London in one day; Rang tenor (50 cwt) at Southwark for 9 hours 47 mins - 20 years later peal discovered to be false; St. Paul's Cathedral tenor (62 cwt) to5280 Cambridge Surprise Maximus in 4 hrs 16 mins; Rang the tenors of St. Paul's, St. Michael's, St. Giles and Southwark Cathedral to peals of Cinques and Maximus. Details of peals: First 50: Bell News, 29th October 1904; First 150, Ringing World, 28th June, 1912 First peal: Stedman Triples St. Stephen, Westminster 26/10/1901 |
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Participation in Central Council activities:Meetings attended: 17
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