Barnby-in-the-Willows
All Saints

Bells

There are six bells hung in a cast-iron H frame made by Taylors of Loughborough in 1932.

  Inscription Size Weight
Treble

GEORGIVS V DEI : GRA : BRITT : OMN : REX : IND : IMP : 1910-1935

 23.75” 3.1.20
2

EMMA BARRON FOUNDER OF THE BARRON BELL TRUST
F. HOPKINS  C. M. WALROND H. W. ELDRED TRUSTEES

 

TO THE GLORY OF GOD THIS BELL WAS GIVEN BY THE BARRON BELL TRUST 1932

 25.25” 3.2.0
3

G. SHARP. ESQ R. W. VIC WRIG BENEFACTORES 1713

 26.25” 3.3.26
4

GOD SAVE THE CHVRCH 1636

 27” 4.1.11
5

G. SHARP. ESQ D. W. D. I. M. & T. B. P. R. CHURCHWARDENS 1713

 28.5” 4.3.7

Tenor

GLORE BE TO THE LORD 1753 THO. HEDDERLY

 31.5” 6.1.7

Four of the bells were recast from the originals in 1932, with the current second being added at the same time having been given by the Barron Bell Trust. The smallest, the treble, was added in 1935 and celebrates the reign of King George V from 1910 to 1935, completing the present peal of six bells.

The old treble and third were the work of Abraham Rudhall of Gloucester in 1713.

In 1740 there were three bells recorded in the tower.