[1] |
Item iij bells in the steple with one hand bell.Stolen . . . . one hand bell. (Edwardian Inventory,1552) |
[2] |
The Tower, which is cap’t with a Low Spire, stands at ye West End of The Church. In it hang 3 Small Bells, thus inscribed.
1, Joseph HATCH Made Me. 1623.
2. Sancte Petre, Ora pro Nobis. +.
3. Santa Maria, Ora pro Nobis. +. (Rev’d Bryan Faussett, 1757) |
[3] |
The church, which is dedicated to St. Mary, is very antient, and consists of one isle and one chancel, having a low pointed tower at the west end, in which hang three bells. ('The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent. Vol 8', Edward Hasted) |
Cross on Tenor Photo: Richard Offen, 2004 |
Shield on 2nd Photo: Richard Offen, 2004 |
Joseph Hatch mark on the treble. Photo: Richard Offen, 2004 |
Part of the treble. Photo: Richard Offen, 2004 |
Tenor Photo: Richard Offen, 2004 |
2nd Photo: Richard Offen, 2004 |
"Nobis" on 2nd or 3rd. Photo: Richard Offen, 2004 |