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1723 |
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Bell cast by Richard Phelps for All Hallows, Lombard Street, London. |
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1879 |
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Bell transferred to St Paul's, Southwark, as a ring of ten bells was acquired for All Hallows from St Dionis, Backhurch, London. |
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1900 |
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Bell then transferred to St John's, Herne Bay. It was purchased through the Revd C de Carteret by the Misses Watkins for £20. "An old bell of very sweet tone and worth very much more. The church wardens (of St Paul's, Lorimore Square, Southwark) allowed us to have it at that price for friendship's sake - Messrs Mears & Stainbank's valuation new £52, present £35." |
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1911 |
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William Collins, of Bagshor, Surrey, bequeated £500 for a peal of bells conditionally upon a tower being added to the church within five years of his death. Neither happened. [1] |
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1972 |
10th Feb |
Church declared redundant. |
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1973 |
Feb |
Bell removed from tower. It was discovered to be cracked, and subsequently fell apart on removal. It was sold to Whitechapel, and the money went to the KCACR Bell Restoration Fund. |
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1974 |
29th Jan |
Declaration of redundancy scheme. The church was demolished later that year. |