Society of Royal Cumberland Youths - 19th Century Society Peal Analysis

19th Century Society Peal Analysis

Ringers

George Newson 306 (227 as C)
Arthur R Jacob 190 (15 as C)
Henry Dains 140 (5 as C)
Henry A Hopkins 116 (1 as C)
Benjamin Foskett 107
William Baron 107 (31 as C)
John Cox 93 (66 as C)
Thomas Titchener 86
Albert Pittam 85
James Hannington 85 (8 as C)

Conductors

George Newson 227
John Cox 66
George Gross Jr 64
John Nelms 32
William Baron 31
Thomas Card 25
Arthur H Gardom 23
William H Burwash 19
Henry W Haley 17
William Atherton 16

Towers/Location

Clerkenwell, St James 40
Holborn, St Giles in the Fields 34
Southgate, Christ Church 33
Speldhurst, St Mary the Virgin 25
Highgate, St Anne 25
Shoreditch, St Leonard 25
Battersea, St Mary 22
Poplar, All Saints 21
Birchington on Sea, Waterloo Tower, Quex Park, 21
Camberwell, St George 20

Methods

Grandsire Triples 231
Kent Treble Bob Major 145
Grandsire Caters 68
Double Norwich Court Bob Major 55
Stedman Triples 46
Plain Bob Major 42
Stedman Caters 41
Oxford Treble Bob Major 34
Kent Treble Bob Royal 28
Superlative Surprise Major 21

Methods

First peal for the Society was rung at Shoreditch Saturday, 19 November 1748 (30/11/1748)
200th peal at Hackney, St John 1st October 1800
250th peal at Greenwich, St Alfege 24th January 1813
300th peal at Poplar, All Saints 3rd June 1827
350th peal at City of London, St Mary le Bow 17th March 1840
400th peal at Holborn, St Andrew 26th November 1857
450th peal at Westminster, St Margaret 6th February 1869
500th peal at Redenhall, Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary 17th November 1876
600th peal at Southgate, Christ Church 23rd January 1884
700th peal at Woodford, St Mary the Virgin 11th December 1886
800th peal at City of London, St Sepulchre without Newgate 14th February 1891
900th peal at Slough, St Mary 21st October 1893
1000th peal at Willesden, St Mary 29th December 1898

The Society has rung 1009 peals in the 19th century, an average of 10.19 a year in 35 different methods, 174 different towers by 775 ringers 94 as conductors.

Francis Wood was the first person to ring 50 peals for the Society calling just one. His first peal was at West Ham called by George Partrick, first master of the Society and his 50th peal was rung at St Giles Cripplegate called by George Gross.

First same forename (William) peal called by William Shipway

Peals rung nth years ago
Date	Place	Method	Conductor
1926	100 Years ago
20/02/1926	Edmonton, All Saints	Cambridge Surprise Major	James Parker
20/03/1926	Gospel Oak, St Martin	Surprise Minor	William W Miller
21/08/1926	Shoreditch, St Leonard	Stedman Cinques	John D Matthews
28/08/1926	Painswick, St Mary the Virgin	Stedman Cinques	John D Matthews
27/12/1926	Westminster, St Martin in the Fields	Stedman Cinques	John D Matthews
1876	150 Years ago
11/01/1876	Hertford, All Saints	Stedman Caters	John Cox
29/01/1876	Battersea, St Mary	Grandsire Triples	Joseph W Cattle
17/02/1876	Camberwell, St George	Kent Treble Bob Major	George Newson
17/04/1876	Westminster, St Martin in the Fields	Stedman Cinques	John Cox
27/04/1876	Highgate, St Anne	Kent Treble Bob Major	George Newson
09/05/1876	City of London, St Brides	Stedman Cinques	John Cox
13/05/1876	Westminster, St Margaret	Stedman Caters	George Newson
05/06/1876	Hertford, St Andrew	Grandsire Triples	John Cox
25/06/1876	Clerkenwell, St James	Grandsire Triples	George Newson
18/09/1876	Camberwell, St George	Plain Bob Major	George Newson
20/09/1876	Camberwell, St George	Grandsire Triples	George Newson
28/10/1876	Hampstead, St Stephen	Stedman Caters	George Newson
04/11/1876	Camberwell, St George	Kent Treble Bob Major	George Newson
17/11/1876	Redenhall, Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary	Double Norwich Court Bob Major	Benjamin Smith
1826	200 Years ago
26/03/1826	Poplar, All Saints	Grandsire Triples	Thomas Gross
04/12/1826	Poplar, All Saints	Grandsire Caters	Robert Mirfield
12/12/1826	Mitcham, SS Peter & Paul	Grandsire Triples	Henry Blease
1776	250 Years ago
26/02/1776	Southwark, SS Saviour & Mary Overie	Cumberland Cinques	George Gross
26/05/1776	Horsham, St Mary the Virgin	Plain Bob Major	George Gross
20/10/1776	Rotherhithe, SS Mary & Paul	Oxford Treble Bob Major	George Gross
18/11/1776	Bermondsey, St Mary Magdalen	Oxford Treble Bob Major	George Gross

First peal on number of bells
Date	Place	Bells
12/09/1750	West Ham, All Saints	Triples
30/11/1748	Shoreditch, St Leonard	Major
17/07/1752	West Ham, All Saints	Caters
29/10/1752	West Ham, All Saints	Royal
24/01/1774	Southwark, SS Saviour & Mary Overie	Cinques
10/11/1766	Southwark, SS Saviour & Mary Overie	Maximus