3 bells Tenor: 3½ cwt approx. in E Grid Ref. TR017608 Frame: 1853 Deal frame for 6 on 3 levels. Tuning: never subsequently retuned Upstairs ringing room Anticlockwise rope circle Canterbury District Unringable

Bell	Weight	Diameter	Note	Cast	Founder
1	1¾ cwt approx.	193/4"	B	1853	John Warner & Sons
2	2¼ cwt approx.	215/8"	F sharp	1575	Robert Doddes
3	3½ cwt approx.	241/2"	E	1725	Richard Phelps

1.	J WARNER & SONS LONDON 1853
2.
	(There is a stop between each word of an open hand.)
3.	[4 squares containing a roundel] G : SYKES T : SMITH CHURCH WARDES 1725

1575	Present middle bell cast.
1725	Present tenor bell cast. Whilst it is not clear who the founder was, the ornaments belong to Richard Phelps.
1853	Present treble cast. Bells rehung in a new deal frame for 6 on 3 levels. Bell chamber rebuilt.
1868	New spire added.
1968	New ringing ropes were put on the bells and the bells were rung full circle once or twice at this time. They are currently unringable.

The treble bell by John Warner - their earliest known work in Kent.	2nd, thought to be by Roberts Doddes of Whitechapel

The tenor. This second hand bell hangs in 18th Cent fittings in a frame of 1853. Notice the tuning marks in the sound bow to flatten the harmonics.