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Essex Association of Change Ringers North East District


St Osyth - St Peter, St Paul & St Osyth



6 bells, 10-2-15 in G Ground floor ring

Practice Night: Alternate Wednesdays with Great Bentley 7.30 - 9 pm Doors locked at 8.00pm. See Cluster Ringing Group Schedule here

Sunday: 10.30 am Please contact the tower to check

 

Email: St-Osyth@eacr.org.uk


OS ref: TM123155 


Toilet facilities


listen to the bells


Web: http://www.stosythparishchurch.co.uk/bells.htm


Peals rung: http://www.cccbr.org.uk/felstead/tbid.php?tid=4619


Bell


Weight


Note


Diameter


Cast


Founder


Treble


4-0-25


E


27.44"

1781


William Chapman

2


3-3-19


D


28.19"


1889



Mears & Stainbank

3


4-2-8


C


30.38"


1663



Miles III Graye


4



4-3-26


B


31.63"


1663



Miles III Graye

5


6-1-6


A


34.06"


1889



Mears & Stainbank


Tenor


10-2-15


G


38.63"


2004



Whitechapel Bell Foundry Ltd


Old Tenor (now Service bell)



8-2-20


G


38.38"


1663



Miles III Graye


Bell


Inscription


Treble


Chapman of London Fecit xxx D.Stevens Church Warden 1781

2


Mears & Stainbank,Whitechapel,Foundry,London, 1889. RECAST 1889.  +Venite Adoremus+

3


Miles+   Graye+   Made+   Me+  1663

4


Miles+   Graye+   Made+   Me+   1663

5


Mears & Stainbank,Whitechapel Foundry, London   Recast 1889   +TE DEM LAUDAMUS+


Tenor


Given by the people of the Parish of St Osyth To The Glory of God in the year of our Lord MMIV  Cast By Whitechapel Foundry London.


Old Tenor (now Service bell)


Miles+   Graye+   Made+   Me+   1663  W+G    {pull Chiming}

In 2004 the bells were rehung on ball bearings in their oak frame and new rope guides added by Whites of Appleton. When removing the head stock of the tenor, the bell had a very big crack running through the top of it so a new tenor bell was needed. A new bell was cast by Whitechapel bell Foundry in London weighing 10cwt, The old tenor bell hangs in the sound room and is hung for chiming.



All information on the bells kindly supplied by Steven Clarke