Peterborough Diocesan Guild
WOOTTON, Northamptonshire, St George the Martyr
Saturday 13 July, 1996 in 2h58 (13-2-21 in Eb)
5040 Doubles (7m)
(3 x 240 Grandsire; 6 extents each St Nicholas B, Winchendon P, St Simon's B, St Martin's B, Reverse Canterbury Pleasure P, Plain B)
1 Paul M Mason (C)
2 Helen R Churchman
3 Victoria Samson
4 Nicholas A Churchman
5 Timothy F W Samson
First peal of Doubles: 2.
Last peal on the bells before augmentation to six.
A Golden Wedding Anniversary compliment to Clifford & Rosemary Jury of Wootton, donors of the new treble bell.
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Hertford County Association
WOOTTON, Northamptonshire, St George the Martyr
Friday 12 February, 1993 in 2h49 (13-2-21 in Eb)
5040 Doubles (81m)
(1 St Bartholomew, All Hallows; 2 St Sebastian, Abbey; 3 Stedman, Coxwell; 4 St Botolph; 5 Maltby, Caernarvonshire, Cardiganshire; 6 Chevasse, Flintshire, Denbighshire; 7 Callender, Merionethshire, Glamorgan; 8 Montgomeryshire, Radnorshire; 9 Twineham, Londonthorpe, Bedfont; 10 Bampton, Casthorpe, Boveney; 11 Fifield, Manthorpe, Eton; 12 St Ouen, Nunthorpe; 13 Westminster, Knapton, Chesham; 14 Blackburn, Lyng, Broughton; 15 St Hilary, Intwood, Ockham; 16 Dragon, Strelley; 17 New, Forncett, Itchingfield; 18 Huntspill, Ellingham, Oakley; 19 St Vedast, Bedingham, Chipstead; 20 Blaisdon, Screveton; 21 St Nicholas, Fundenhall, Longford; 22 Winchendon, Haddiscoe, Thornborough; 23 St Remigius, Harpley, Hascombe; 24 Huntley, Ossington; 25 St Simon's, Braywood, Rugby; 26 St Martin's, Welford, Slapton; 27 St Osmund, Longworth, Merton; 28 Eynesbury, Sutton-upon-Trent; 29 Reverse, Canterbury, Reverse Shipway; 30 Antelope; 31-33 Grandsire; 34-36 Reverse Canterbury; 37-39 Shipway; 40-42 Plain.)
1 John E Ewer
2 Colin M Turner
3 Andrew M Farmer
4 Robert J Crocker
5 Peter G C Ellis (C)
Most methods rung to a peal for the Association.
Peterborough Diocesan Guild
WOOTTON, Northamptonshire, St George
Saturday 22 April, 1961 in 2h45 (13-2-21 in Eb)
5040 St George Doubles
(Being 42 extents)
1 Timothy A Wooding
2 Ronald Russell
3 Richard J Danby
4 Percy Amos
5 George F Roome (C)
First peal in the method.
Rung to commemorate the Festival of St George, Patron Saint