Formerly 3 bells Tenor 6¼ cwt approx. Canterbury District Frame: 1505 Never subsequently retuned Upstairs ringing room Church closed 1866 and demolished 1871 leaving the tower. Bells transferred to: 1 to St George the Martyr, Canterbury, 2 & 3 to Madagascar

Bell	Weight	Diameter	Cast	Founder	Transferred
1	4½ cwt approx.	28½"	1616	Joseph Hatch	1871 to St George's
2	5½ cwt approx.	30½"	c. 1450	John Sturdy	1871 to Madagascar
3	6¼ cwt approx.	32"	c. 1420	Richard Hille	1871 to Madagascar

1	ioseph hatch made me 1616
2	+ Sancte Petre Ora Pro Nobis + I O S
3	Sancta Katerina Ora Pro Nobis

c. 1420		Bell cast by Richard Hille.
c. 1450		Bell cast by John Sturdy.
1503		The present tower was rebuilt. It is probably that the bells were rehung in the present frame at that time. They swung side by side and were roped "opposed", being rung from the first floor.
1616		The treble was recast by Joseph Hatch.
1866		Church closed.
1871		Church pulled down with only the tower remaining. The bell frame is still in situ. The bells were sold: treble to St George and 2 & 3 to the Bishop of Madagascar (in whose diocese they now ring). The parish merged with that of St George.
1942	1st Jun	The old treble was destroyed along with the church of St George the Martyr during an air raid.

The church as it appeared in 1866, the year it was closed.	The church was pulled down in 1871 leaving only the tower. The Roman Catholic Church of St Thomas was built behind it. This picture was taken 100 years later in 1971.

These drawings were made by David Cawley in June, 1965.
Elevations
	East and West Ends       North and South Ends and interpieces N.B. Brace a b left out in South End.

Plan of Tower
	Former Newell stair