Bell	Est Weight	Diameter	Note	Cast	Founder	Notes
1	4¾ cwt approx	283/8"	D#	1715	Richard Phelps	Still in the tower
2	5½ cwt approx.		C#	1715	Richard Phelps	Lost prior to 1867
3	6 cwt approx.		B	1715	Richard Phelps	Lost in c. 1870
4	8 cwt approx.		A#	1715	Richard Phelps	Lost prior to 1867
5	10½ cwt approx		G#	1715	Richard Phelps	Recast in 1938
6	14 cwt approx.		F#	1715	Richard Phelps	Lost prior to 1867

1715	Ring of 6 given by General (later the first Earl) Stanhope to commemorate the accession of George I. These were hung in a new frame.
1855	The church records show: "At a Parochial Visitation held at this Church on Tuesday May 1 1855. It was recommended to provide two new floors to the Belfry, and a complete new framework, wheels etc for the Bells: and it were greatly to be desired that the three missing bells should be replaced at the same time. The louvre boarding would fall to be replaced at the same time. Chas Lane, Rural Dean"
1867	Record of only 3 bells left in the tower. The original 3rd was noted to be cracked. It soon disappeared.
1887	Record of only 2 bells left - the treble and 5th.
1938	Tenor of the remaining 2 bells recast, and both bells rehung by Gillett & Johnston on RSJs. The treble was not tuned.
1999	4 new bells were cast to form bells 1, 3, 4, 5 around the existing 2 bells. They were cast and hung in a new frame by the Whitechapel Bell Foundry.  The frame had a foundation for 8 bells. Whitechapel did not retune the existing bells.
2000	The bells were dedicated by the Bishop of Tonbridge on 20th Feb.
2007	2 new bells were added to augment the ring to 8.

PHOTOGRAPHS

Originally the treble of a ring of 6, the bell below is the last survivor of this ring. It is now the 2nd of the remodelled ring of 6.

Views of the belfry.

The 2nd, originally the treble of the first ring of 6 in this tower.

The Gillett & Johnston 5th. Unusually they reproduced the inscription on the former bell in facsimile.

The 5th.