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The new peal of bells

The three new bells (treble nearest camera) at the open afternoon in Hacheston church on March 5 2000

The fifth (Brasyer circa 1450) and sixth (Darbie 1683) with new canon-retaining headstocks in Hacheston church on 5 March 2000

The new peal of bells

BellFounderDateWeightSponsorInscription
TrebleTaylor of Loughborough19994 0 18Anonymous'I am Richard, weaver of truth with trust'
2ndTaylor of Loughborough19994 1 0Miss Margaret Gilbert, Felixstowe'Praise God from whom all blessings flow'
3rdTaylor of Loughborough19994 2 2Sir Colin and Lady Walker and family, Hacheston'A J and O G Walker' 'Colin Walker October 7th 1934 - September 1st 1999'
4thJohn Darbie of Ipswich16835 0 21Geoffrey and Hazel Woodard, Hacheston 
5thBrasyer of Norwichc14506 3 0Mr and Mrs Robin Vickers. In memory of Shirley Vickers 
TenorJohn Darbie of Ipswich16837 1 25The Clow Family of Hacheston 

The peal is tuned to the key of Ab.

The service bell is by William and Alice Brend of Norwich 1589 - sponsored by the Revd Harry Edwards and family.

The Hacheston Bells 2000 Committee thanks everyone who has worked so hard to make this possible.


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