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8 BELL ARCHAEOLOGY BELLS OF THE BRITISH ISLES BY COUNTY (following, in general, the conventions of 'Dove's Guide for Church Bell Ringers' 10th edition, 2012 and its online version) Bells in England are followed by those in Ireland, Scotland and Wales, and finally those outside the United Kingdom, alphabetically by country Books dealing with a whole county or group or churches are listed first, followed by individual churches in alphabetical order of church rather than author 8.1 ENGLAND Bedfordshire Acc. Author Title Date Publisher and other details No. 232 BA North, Thomas The Church Bells of Bedfordshire 1883 Elliot Stock, London 227pp 233 BA North, Thomas The Church Bells of Bedfordshire 1883 Elliot Stock, London 227pp Boxed 2151 BA North, Thomas The Church Bells of Bedfordshire 1883 Elliot Stock, London 227pp Photocopy of 233 566 BA North, Thomas The Church Bells of Bedfordshire. A Paper read in the Architectural (1881) 5pp Section of the Bedford Meeting of the Royal Archaeological Institute 29.vii.1881 566a BA North, Thomas The Church Bells of Bedfordshire. A Paper read in the Architectural (1881) 6pp Differs in layout from 566 Section of the Bedford Meeting of the Royal Archaeological Institute 29.vii.1881 3423 BA Pickford, Christopher J Bedfordshire Clangers 1982, Spr Bedfordshire Magazine Vol 18 No 140 8pp, illustrated 1347 BA Pickford, Christopher J Ampthill Church Bells (1981) James Wates, Bedford ISBN 0-9507601-0-2 3673 BA Kuhlicke, F W The bells of St Paul's Church, Bedford 1741-1941 1941 Published Bedford 1943 31pp 1787 BA Smith, Worthington G The Sanctus bell in Dunstable Church 1986 Reprinted from the Dunstable Almanac 1910, for private circulation 9pp 1788 BA Smith, Worthington G The Sanctus bell in Dunstable Church 1986 Reprinted from the Dunstable Almanac 1910, for private circulation 9pp Berkshire Acc. Author Title Date Publisher and other details No. 462a BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part I (1939) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLIII, Part II 56pp Reprint 462b BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part I (1939) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLIII, Part II 56pp Reprint 462c BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part II (1940) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLIV, Part I 20pp, illustrated Reprint 462d BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part II (1940) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLIV, Part I 20pp, illustrated Reprint 462e BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part III (1940) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLIV, Part II 22pp, illustrated Reprint 462f BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part III (1940) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLIV, Part II 22pp, illustrated Reprint 462g BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part IV (1941) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLV, Part I 19pp, illustrated Reprint 462h BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part IV (1941) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLV, Part I 19pp, illustrated Reprint 462j BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part V (1941) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLV, Part II 25pp, illustrated Reprint 462k BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part V (1941) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLV, Part II 25pp, illustrated Reprint 462l BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part VI (1942) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLVI, Part I 12pp, illustrated Reprint 462m BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part VI (1942) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLVI, Part I 12pp, illustrated Reprint 462p BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part VII (1942) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLVI, Part I 12pp, illustrated Reprint 462q BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part VII (1942) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLVI, Part I 12pp, illustrated Reprint 462r BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part VIII (1943) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLVII 23pp, illustrated Reprint 462s BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part VIII (1943) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLVII 23pp, illustrated Reprint 462t BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part IX (1944-5) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLVIII 14pp, illustrated Reprint 462u BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part IX (1944-5) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLVIII 14pp, illustrated Reprint 462v BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part X (1946) Berkshire Arch. Journal, XLIX 16pp, illustrated Reprint 462w BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part XI (1947) Berkshire Arch. Journal, L 11pp, illustrated Reprint 462x BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part XI (1947) Berkshire Arch. Journal, L 11pp, illustrated Reprint 462y BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part XVIII (1964) Berkshire Arch. Society 17pp, illustrated Published as a supplement to Berkshire Archaeological Journal, Vol. 61, 1964 462z BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Part XIX (Appendix) 1970 Printed for the author by Smart & Co, Brackley 30pp, illustrated 720 BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Their Inscriptions and Founders 1970 Kingsmead Reprints, Bath 404pp + 64 plates 816 BA Sharpe, Frederick The Church Bells of Berkshire. Their Inscriptions and Founders 1970 Kingsmead Reprints, Bath 404pp + 64 plates 3346 BA Harrison, John Living Heritage. 300 years of bells, ringing and ringers at All Saints, 2009 J Harrison, Wokingham 160pp, illustrated ISBN 0-9563740-0-4 Wokingham Shelved under Section 11 - 'History of Ringing' Buckinghamshire Acc. Author Title Date Publisher and other details No. 178 BA Cocks, A H The Church Bells of Buckinghamshire. Their Inscription, Founders, 1897 Jarrold & Sons, London xxxiv + 760pp xxxiii plates Limited edition, No. 119 Uses, and Traditions, etc Boxed 179 BA Cocks, A H The Church Bells of Buckinghamshire. Their Inscription, Founders, 1897 Jarrold & Sons, London xxxiv + 760pp xxxiii plates Limited edition, No. 111 Uses, and Traditions, etc 198 BA Cocks, A H The Church Bells of Buckinghamshire. Their Inscription, Founders, 1897 Jarrold & Sons, London xxxiv + 760pp xxxiii plates Uses, and Traditions, etc Large Paper copy (Imperial quarto reduced) Oversize 1387 BA Cocks, Alfred Heneage The bells of the Parish Churches in the Hundred of Desborough 1885 G T De Fraine, Bucks Herald Office, Aylesbury 39pp 3plates (Buckinghamshire). Reprinted from the Records of Buckinghamshire, Vol.5 2236 BA Hearn, John E The Rings and Chimes of Buckinghamshire Churches 1994 72pp Cambridgeshire Acc. Author Title Date Publisher and other details No. 132 BA Raven J J The Church Bells of Cambridgeshire 1869 Samuel Tymms, Lowestoft 1st edition 68 + 36pp, illustrated Boxed 133 BA Raven J J The Church Bells of Cambridgeshire 1869 Samuel Tymms, Lowestoft 1st edition 68 + 36pp, illustrated MS corrections by the author, 16/1/1874 134 BA Raven J J The Church Bells of Cambridgeshire 1869 Samuel Tymms, Lowestoft 1st edition 68pp, illustrated Does not have 36 page list of inscriptions. 8 MS pages inserted between pages 66 & 67 giving inscriptions at some Cambridgeshire churches 135 BA Raven J J The Church Bells of Cambridgeshire. With a supplement and an 1882 The Cambridge Antiquarian Society 2nd edition 220pp, illustrated index to the whole work Supplement is pages 193-220 Boxed 136 BA Raven J J The Church Bells of Cambridgeshire 1882 The Cambridge Antiquarian Society 2nd edition 192pp, illustrated 2159 BA Raven J J The Church Bells of Cambridgeshire. With a supplement and an 1882 The Cambridge Antiquarian Society 2nd edition 220pp, illustrated index to the whole work Supplement is pages 193-220 Photocopy of 135 568 BA Raven J J The Church Bells of Cambridgeshire. Supplement and an index to 1882 The Cambridge Antiquarian Society 28pp the second edition Issued separately, with continuous pagination and new title page 1389 BA Owen, Revd T M N The Church Bells of Huntingdonshire, their inscription, founders, 1899 Jarrold & Sons, London 154pp Super Royal Octavo Limited edition, 155/200 uses, traditions, etc Ex public library copy 197 BA Owen, Revd T M N The Church Bells of Huntingdonshire, their inscription, founders, 1899 Jarrold & Sons, London 154pp Imperial Quarto uses, traditions, etc Limited edition of 30, but this copy, among others, not numbered 2195 BA Owen, Revd T M N The Church Bells of Huntingdonshire, their inscription, founders, 1899 Jarrold & Sons, London 154pp Photocopy of 1389, reduced to 81 %. uses, traditions, etc 2497 BA Clouston, Ranald W M Cambridgeshire Bells. Chapter from Cambridgeshire Churches, 1997 Watkins, Stamford 19pp + 4 plates Offprint edited by Carole Hicks. 1150 BA Bevis, Trevor A Church Bells of the Fens (Isle of Ely and Lynn Marshland) 1957 Sharman & Co Ltd, March 46pp, illustrated 567 BA Pearson, Revd W C Some particulars of the Principal Rings of Bells in the Eastern 1910 Ipswich 64pp, illustrated Includes some Cambridgeshire (and former Counties Huntingdonshire towers) - shelved under Suffolk 468 BA Jerram, J R Inscriptions on the Bells of the Fen and Marshland Churches in 1873 Printed by the author, Holbeach 33 leaves, each printed on one side only. Cover Lincoln, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire contains letters by Author & members of family 1712 BA Scott, M J Barrington’s Bells 1984 (The author) 21pp 546 BA Boughey, Revd A H F Ancient Church Bells in Cambridge. A Paper read at the meeting of 191 Cambridge Antiquarian Society Communications, Vol. XXI 9pp, illustrated the Cambridge Antiquarian Society, 14/5/1917 Reprint 1316 BA Ockleton, C M G The tower, bells and ringers of Great St. Mary’s Church, Cambridge 1981 Society of Cambridge Youths 19pp Includes a (1952) appeal leaflet for funds to recast three of the bells and rehang all in a new steel frame. 595 BA Stedman Tercentenary Fabian Stedman, 1631-1931. Tercentenary Commemoration 1931 The Woodbridge Press, Guildford 16pp Commemoration Souvenir Committee 578 BA Stokes, H P Cambridge Bells and Chimes 1912 Cambridge Review, 8.ii.1912 4pp Reprinted from the Cambridge Review 2020 BA Bevis, Trevor Allen The story of a Fenland steeple. Reminiscences of happy times spent 1974 The author 40pp, illustrated with the Bellringers of St.
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    List of Companies with Matching Gift Programs A A 3Com Corporation AlliedSignal Inc. 3M Company Allstate Foundation, The Abacus Capital Investments Allstate Giving Campaign Abbot Laboratories Altera Corp. Contributions Accenture Foundation, Inc. Program Access Fund Altria Employee Involvement ACE INA Foundation Programs Adams Harkness and Hill Inc. Altria Group Adaptec Foundation AMBAC Indemnity ADC Foundation Corporation ADC Telecommunications AMD Corporate Giving Adobe Systems Inc. Program ADP Foundation American Express Co. A & E Television Networks American Express AEGON TRANSAMERICA FOUNDATION AEP AMERICAN EXPRESS AES Corporation Gift Matching Program A.E. Staley Manufacturing Co. American Fidelity Corp. Aetna Foundation, Inc. American General Corp. AG Communications Systems American Honda Motor Co. Agilent Technologies Inc. Aid Association for Lutherans American Inter Group AIG Matching Grants Program American International Aileen S. Andrew Foundation Group, Inc. AIM Foundation American National Bank Air Liquide America Corporation and Trust Co. of Chicago Air Products and Chemicals Inc. American Standard Albemarle Corp. Foundation Alco Standard Fdn. American Stock Exchange AlCOA Foundation Ameriprise Financial Alexander and Baldwin Inc. Ameritech Corp. Alexander and Baldwin Foundation Amgen Center Alexander Haas Martin and Partners Amgen Foundation Alexander Hamilton Life Amgen Inc. Allegro Microsystems Inc. AMN Healthcare Services, Allegiance Corp. and Baxter International Inc. Corp. Giving Program Allendale Insurance Foundation