Formerly 3 bells Tenor: 5¾ cwt approx. Grid Ref. Canterbury District Frame: ? Retuning: Never subsequently retuned Church demolished 1900 Treble transferred to Bishopsbourne; Tenor transferred to St Andrew's

Bell	Weight	Diameter	Cast	Founder	Fate
1	23/4 cwt approx.	227/8"	1597	Robert Mot	To Westgate Towers, then Bishopsbourne
2	41/2 cwt approx.	c.261/2"	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
3	53/4 cwt approx.	311/2"	1597	Robert Mot	Sold to St Andrew's

1.	+ 1 + 5 + 9 + 7 +
2.	[Unknown]
3.	+ Robertus + mot + me + fecit + 1597

HISTORY

1597	2 bells were cast by Robert Mot.
1757	Faussett records 3 bells in the tower.
1774	The tenor (of 3) was sold to the new St Andrew's church and hung in the tower there.
1799	There is a record of 2 bells in the tower.
1822	The church was rebuilt in an undistinguished Gothick style. There is a record of only 1 bell by Robert Mot that was retained.
1865	The church was damaged by fire.
1887	Stahlschmidt records 1 bell, formerly 3.
1900	The church was pulled down. The remaining bell was hung in the guard cell on top of the western drum of the West Gate.
1974	The bell from Westgate was transferred to Bishopsbourne to form the treble of a chime of 4.