Formerly 3 small bells, then later record of 1 bell and a clock bell 4½ cwt approx. Canterbury District Tower rebuilt 1832, demolished 1938. Bells variously sold or transferred: 2 in 1769 (location unknown) 1 to Bexleyheath Clock Tower, 1 to St Alphege, Canterbury

Bell	Weight	Diameter	Cast	Founder	Transferred
3 bells:	?	?	1627	Joseph Hatch	1769 Sold
	?	?	1627	Joseph Hatch	1769 Sold
	4½ cwt approx.	30"	1627	Joseph Hatch	1911 Bexleyheath Clock Tower
Clock	2½ cwt approx.	23"	18th Cent	Unknown	1894 St Alphege, Canterbury

The inscriptions on the other two Hatch bells are not recorded.

c.1200		The first church was built with a nave, chancel, north aisle and south porch with a tower over it.
1552		Record of 3 bells.
1627		The bells were recast by Joseph Hatch.
1757/8		The 3 small Hatch bells were observed by Mr Faussett: "all cast by Joseph Hatch 1627; over these hangs in an open turret a small bell on wch. the clock strikes without inscription".
1768		The mediaeval tower, which impinged on the street and whose clock was suspended half-way across passing right to the other side, was demolished.
1768	2nd Sept	Kentish Gazette announces that the first steeple "with all timber and materials thereto belonging except bells and clock, which will be required to be taken down with all speed" was sold to Abraham Rye for £1.6s.0d.
1769		A domed cupola was erected on the west end of the old nave; 2 of the bells were sold.
1828		The church was pulled down and a new church built on the same site. This had a nave, chancel, south aisle and tower at the west end of the aisle set back from the High Street frontage.
1832		The tower on the new church was completed by Thomas Rickman.
1894		The 18th century clock bell was transferred to St Alphege, Canterbury and hung as the treble of the ring of 6 by S.B.Goslin. The Hatch bell at some point became the clock bell in Bexleyheath Clock Tower.
1903		Church closed for worship.
1911		During alterations on the church the 1627 bell was removed. Mr E Barnett of Crayford rescued the bell which was on the groud, Funds were raised by parading it through the streets & it was hung in the new Bexleyheath Clocktower by S.B. Goslin.
1938	October	The Victorian Church was pulled down, although the churchyard is preserved.