1576		Tenor (re)cast by Robert Mot.
1597		Bell cast by Robert Mot for St Mary, Breadman.
1598		A bell was (re)cast by Robert Mot. This was later recast as one of the front 3 of the former ring of 4.
1699		Bell (re)cast - became treble of 4, founder unknown.
1763	25th Nov.	The mediaeval church, with squat western tower, octagonal wooden belfry and spire that stood in the middle of the road, was demolished following auction at Thomas Smith's, Bookseller. The clock and 4 bells were also auctioned.
1765		A new church was built with a brick tower and lead cupola and the tenor (cast 1597 by Robert Mot) from the former three bells at St Mary Breadman was installed.
1882		The church was closed.
1903		The bell was seen by the treasurer of St Anne's Roman Catholic church in Caversham where it now forms the tenor of a chime of 4 (installed by S B Goslin). This bell is hung for ringing.
1903		The bell was removed by S B Goslin who was working at St Margaret's. He originally offered £20, later reduced to £15 and he later sold it to a scrap dealer in Canterbury.
1956		The church was demolished and marked by a plaque on the bank extension that took its place in The Parade.