1 bell Tenor: ¾ cwt approx. Grid Ref. TR264501 Canterbury District Never subsequently retuned Hung for swing chiming, hung in a hutch in a yew tree

Bell	Weight	Diameter	Cast	Founder
Single bell	¾ cwt approx.	14⅞"	mid-13th Cent	Founder unknown

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Three moulding wires below the shoulder, one above the soundbow curve and two above the lip. "Continental", angled internal soundbow.

HISTORY

mid-13th Cent	Bell cast, founder unknown. George Elphick, Ranald Clouston and David Cawley agree on a mid-13th century date.
1887	Stahlschmidt records 1 bell and that Mr Faussett noted "two bells without inscription".
1150	The famous Norman church was built.
1844	The bell was reported as being in a turret at the west end of the church.
c.1900	Bell moved to its present position in a yew tree in the church yard.

GALLERY

The bell hung in the tree.