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Hale, Cheshire, S Mary
PlaceHale
S Mary
Unitary authorityHalton
Lieutenancy areaCheshire
CountryEngland
Historic countyLancashire
Dove tower ID15504
Rings8 (full-circle ring), tenor 8–0–20 in ASee below
Other bellsSee below
Frames1See below
Grid referenceSJ471820
Latitude & longitude53.33250, -2.79547View on map, or get directions from Google MapsList nearest towers
Satnav lat & longNo optimised destination for satellite navigation has been submittedAdd details
PostcodeL24 4BZ
DioceseLiverpool
Church groupChurch of England
Listed gradeII by Historic England
Church heritage record7405
AffiliationLancashire Association
PerformancesSearch for performances on BellBoardCustomise
As of last night, BellBoard listed 31 performances here, of which 7 were peals and 3 were in the last two years
Peal boardsNo peal boards have been uploaded to BellBoard yet
The Central Council is collecting photographs of all peal boards, and curating and uploading them to BellBoard. This includes material from earlier systems found here.
Biographies
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Ring of 8, tenor 8–0–20 in A
Bells8 (full-circle ring)Edit details
Tenor8–0–20 (916 lb or 415 kg) in A (882.7 Hz)
PracticesThu
Projects & overhauls
1987
Transferred from Bootle, Merseyside, Christ Church and augmented from 8 bells
The steel ring from Bootle was transferred to Hale and augmented to 8 with 2 bronze bells.
The following events happened while the ring was at Bootle, Merseyside, Christ Church
1972
The ring of 6 was removed from Bootle.
1868 by Naylor, Vickers & Co (ring created)
Ring of 6 created at Bootle.
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PealsView 17 peals in the Felstead Database
Additional informationSteel bells: 3-8
BellWeightFrequencyNoteDiameterDatedFounderCanonsTurningHanging
12–2–151765.5A22.19″1987EijsboutsFFC
22–3–131662.9G♯22.81″1987EijsboutsFFC
33–1–261477.1F♯27.75″1866Naylor, Vickers & CoBFC
43–2–01319.3E29.66″1868Vickers Sons & CoBFC
53–2–41175.0D29.63″1867Vickers Sons & CoBFC
64–1–01104.4C♯31.88″1868Vickers Sons & CoBFC
76–0–18995.5B36.17″1867Vickers Sons & CoBFC
88–0–20882.7A40.00″1867Vickers Sons & CoBFC
Other bells
BellsEdit details
Additional informationSteel bell: Disused
BellWeightFrequencyNoteDiameterDatedFounderCanonsTurningHanging
Disused3 cwt[1855–1874]Naylor, Vickers & CoU
Fire½ cwt1593Robert OrrellU
Service¼ cwtG♯14.00″(unidentified)
Details of frame
FrameBellsYearMaterialMakerTrussLayout
11, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Service1983SteelMerseyside Bell Restoration Group8.1.B.a8.3
Update log
23/02/20264-8: founder amended [Nick Willasey, DAC Bells Advisor, Liverpool Dio.]
14/01/2026Transfer history noted. [Keltek]
23/04/2023Frame Fr1: material, maker amended, truss, layout added; 4: cast year amended; 3-8: canons added [Nick Willasey (Merseyside Bell Restoration Group (MBRG)).]
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