List of bells

Listing the 12 bells which were cast by Mears & Stainbank, and are in full-circle rings (including lightweight rings) which are in the lieutenancy area of Lincolnshire and have 8 bells and no semitone bells.
Click on place name for details of all bells in the tower. Click on the header to order by that field.

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#	Tower	Bell	Weight	Note	Diameter	Cast	Founder
1	Donington, Lincolnshire, S Mary & Holy Rood	1 of 8	4–2–3	F	27.00″	1953	Mears & Stainbank
2	Donington, Lincolnshire, S Mary & Holy Rood	2 of 8	4–2–21	E	27.88″	1953	Mears & Stainbank
3	Donington, Lincolnshire, S Mary & Holy Rood	3 of 8	4–3–5	D	29.81″	1909	Mears & Stainbank
4	Heckington, Lincolnshire, S Andrew	1 of 8	6–2–0	D	31.00″	1880	Mears & Stainbank
5	Heckington, Lincolnshire, S Andrew	2 of 8	7–1–0	C♯	32.00″	1880	Mears & Stainbank
6	Sibsey, Lincolnshire, S Margaret	6 of 8	10–1–14	G	39.00″	1957	Mears & Stainbank
7	Swineshead, Lincolnshire, S Mary	8 of 8	16–2–10	F	46.50″	1922	Mears & Stainbank
8	Walesby, Lincolnshire, All Saints Old Church	1 of 8	3–2–16	F♯	25.00″	1935	Mears & Stainbank
9	Walesby, Lincolnshire, All Saints Old Church	2 of 8	3–3–7	E♯	26.00″	1935	Mears & Stainbank
10	Walesby, Lincolnshire, All Saints Old Church	3 of 8	4–0–7	D♯	26.00″	1934	Mears & Stainbank
11	Walesby, Lincolnshire, All Saints Old Church	4 of 8	4–3–10	C♯	29.00″	1934	Mears & Stainbank
12	Walesby, Lincolnshire, All Saints Old Church	8 of 8	12–0–14	F♯	41.00″	1935	Mears & Stainbank