The history of bellringers & bellringing - Ringers from the past

Mrs Dorothy Eva Beamish Nee Lewis.

Biographical references

Biographical Summary

Societies

Society offices held: She was President of the Coventry Diocesan Guild from 1969 - 1972, acting as hostess to the Central Council during its visit to Leamington Spa in 1971. She was a Vice-President of the West Midlands District of the Ladies' Guild and later President of the Western District of the Ladies Guild for some years.

Places

Performances

Notable performances: Dorothy rang several notable peals including one of London Surprise Major at Chilvers Coton on 4th February 1950 by an entirely local band, all of whom had been born within a mile of the church.

First peal

Participation in Central Council activities

Meetings attended: 28

Not in Rolls of Honour

Mrs Dorothy Eva Beamish Nee Lewis.

Biographical references

Biographical Summary

Societies

Society offices held: She was President of the Coventry Diocesan Guild from 1969 - 1972, acting as hostess to the Central Council during its visit to Leamington Spa in 1971. She was a Vice-President of the West Midlands District of the Ladies' Guild and later President of the Western District of the Ladies Guild for some years.

Places

Performances

Notable performances: Dorothy rang several notable peals including one of London Surprise Major at Chilvers Coton on 4th February 1950 by an entirely local band, all of whom had been born within a mile of the church.

First peal

Participation in Central Council activities

Meetings attended: 28

Not in Rolls of Honour