Society of Royal Cumberland Youths

• First peal for the Society was rung at Shoreditch Saturday, 19 November 1748 (30/11/1748)
• 200th peal at Hackney, St John 1st October 1800
• 250th peal at Greenwich, St Alfege 24th January 1813
• 300th peal at Poplar, All Saints 3rd June 1827
• 350th peal at City of London, St Mary le Bow 17th March 1840
• 400th peal at Holborn, St Andrew 26th November 1857
• 450th peal at Westminster, St Margaret 6th February 1869
• 500th peal at Redenhall, Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary 17th November 1876
• 600th peal at Southgate, Christ Church 23rd January 1884
• 700th peal at Woodford, St Mary the Virgin 11th December 1886
• 800th peal at City of London, St Sepulchre without Newgate 14th February 1891
• 900th peal at Slough, St Mary 21st October 1893
• 1000th peal at Willesden, St Mary 29th December 1898

The Society has rung 1009 peals in the 19th century, an average of 10.19 a year in 35 different methods, 174 different towers by 776 ringers 94 as conductors.

Francis Wood was the first person to ring 50 peals for the Society calling just one. His first peal was at West Ham called by George Partrick, first master of the Society and his 50th peal was rung at St Giles Cripplegate called by George Gross.

First same forename (William) peal called by William Shipway