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At a Vestry held: the 23d: of August 1726
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Presnt Mr.
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James Hebert
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Upper Church Warden
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Mr. Hanbey Mr. Hare Mr. Fleming Mr. Walford Mr. Harpes Mr Dod Mr. Lindsey
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Mr. Davies Mr. Edon Mr. Morris Mr. Thomas Mr. Sanders Mr. Barber
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Mr. Helnutt Mr. Resba
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Mr. Elton
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At this Vestry The Churchwarden acquainted the several Gentleman that were present That
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the Great Bell was Cra
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And that upon a Survey which had been lately taken of the Dells Happeared That
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Now France were wanting to all the
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Bells in the Steeple
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And there fore he Submitted it to the Judgement of the
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of the Vestry Wether they would not think it proper that the Great Dells should be now Cast And that all the
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Should be new framed the Charge of doing Which would amount to One Hundred and Tenn
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pounds and Upwards
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Whereupon Some Gentleman that were present Informed the Vestry that they had had proper
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laid before them And had taken an Estimate of the Difference of exchanging the present Sett of Six Bells
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with the Old Frances and Appartenances into Eight New Turnable and Musical Bells with Compleat New
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Frames and all Appur
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whatsoever that the whole would notexieed the Sume of Two Hundred
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and fifty pounds and upon full Consideration had of that Matter
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The Question was put by the Church wardens Whether the present Sell of Six Dells with the Old Frames
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and Appurts should be exchanged and Eight New Bell with compleat New Frames & all Appurtena
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be put
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up in their Room & upon putting the same to the Vote it passed in the Affirmative Nemine Contrad
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And The Labour and Generosity of this Parish having been fully apporiented in Subscriptions
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to the Organ It was Thought the most proper and ready Way to raise the said Sume of Two Hundred and
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fifty pounds by the bind and Voluntary Subscriptions of the several Gentleman and persons who
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are Parishioners and Inhabitants of this Parish And therefore the Church Wardens desired
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with such Gentleman as would be so bind as to attend him to wait upon the severall Parishioners and
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Inhabitants of this Parish with a Subscription paper for the purposes aforesaid.
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