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YORKSHIRE ASSOCIATION |
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and the SHEFFIELD and DISTRICT and
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St John the Evangelist, Ranmoor |
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Sheffield, Yorkshire
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July 8th 1924 |
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A Half-Muffled muffled Peal
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| was rung in this tower to the memory of Mr Sam Thomas | |||
| 5056 changes in 3hr 7min by the following band | |||
| J. Thorpe (Cathedral) |
Treble |
J. E. L. Cockey
(Dore) |
fifth |
| R. Harrison (St Maries) |
second |
F. Ward (Cathedral) |
sixth |
| A. Craven (Cathedral) |
third |
Chas Haynes (Ranmoor) |
seventh |
| J. Evinson (St Maries) |
fourth |
Colin Harrison (St. Maries) |
Tenor |
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Composed by Sam Thomas, Conducted by A. Craven |
| Rung with
half-muffled
clappers as a tribute to the memory of the late Mr. Sam Thomas, who was
interred at Intake on the Saturday week previously. He was a much
valued member of the above societies; for many years was leader and
conductor of the band at Ranmoor, and was for some time connected with
the Cathedral company. The composition is considered his best work. It contains the 6th the extent in 5th’s place, and the 4th. 5th and 6th the extent in 6th’s place, in the minimum number of courses. It was the second peal to be discovered with these qualities. |
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