Hampshire church bells

Canonical title: Hampshire church bells
Original title: Hampshire church bells : their founders and inscriptions
Original publication date: 1920
People/Characters: Bellringing; Bells
Important places: Hampshire, England, UK; Isle of Wight, England, UK
Epigraph: [None]
Dedication: [None]
First words: The Diocese owes a deep debt to Mr. Colchester for this excellent record of the Hampshire Bells.

Foreword.
This book is the outcome of a request made to me by the Archdeacon of Winchester, and the Volume is uniform with the Records of Registers and Churchwardens' Accounts in Hampshire, which have already appeared under the ... (show all)editorship of Dr. Fearon, who is also in the present case generously bearing the responsibility of publication.

Preface.
In the following pages 1416 Hampshire Bells are recorded.

Introduction.
Hampshire has four bells of the "long-waisted" type of 13th century date or earlier.

Chapter I. Mediæval bells.
Last words: (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)YAVERLAND. - i. 1855.
The old bell (no inscription) is now in possession of Mr. B. Cochrane, of Ryde.
Original language: English
Canonical DDC/MDS: 247.8
Disambiguation notice: 1st pub. 1920; reprinted by the Kingsmead Press, 1979.

Classifications

Genres: Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality
DDC/MDS: 247.8 — Religion Christian practice & observance Church furnishings and related articles Eucharistic vessels