3 bells Tenor: 6 cwt approx. Grid Ref. TQ903588 Canterbury District Frame: Mediaeval timber frame Tuned: Never subsequently retuned 1, 3, 4 of a 4 Hung for ringing but swing chimed Ground floor ring

Bell	Weight	Diameter	Cast	Founder
1	3½ cwt approx.	25⅝"	1630	John Wilnar
2	5 cwt approx.	30¾"	1669	Thomas Palmar I
3	6 cwt approx.	27⅝"	c.1420	Unknown

1.	THE REVEREND WM BATCHELLER D : D : RECTOR R : PHELPS ME FECIT 1730
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HISTORY

14th Cent	The present middle bell was cast.
c.1440	Tenor cast by William Chamberlain.
1730	Treble recast by Richard Phelps.
1798	Edward Hasted wrote: The church, which is dedicated to St. Mary and the Holy Cross is but small, and consists of one isle and one chancel, with a low square tower at the west end of it, in which hang three bells.
1887	Stahlschmidt notes the 3 bells. He (mistakenly) ascribes the 2nd and tenor to Henry Jordan.