3 bells Tenor: 9¾ cwt approx. in G Grid Ref. TR145391 Canterbury District Rehung in 1979 for stationary chiming by Whitechapel.

Bell	Weight	Diameter	Cast	Founder
1	7¼ cwt approx.	32½"	1623	Joseph Hatch
2	8 cwt approx.	35¼"	c. 1325	William de Belyetere
3	9¾ cwt approx.	38½"		Under discussion

1.	io∫eph hatch made me 1623
2.	SANCTE : PETRE : ORA : PRO : NOBIS
3.	SANCTA : MARIA : ORA : PRO : NOBIS

INSCRIPTIONS

c.1325	The present 2nd was cast by William le Belyetere. He might have cast 3 bells, of which the current treble is a successor.
1552	Record of 3 bells in the tower ("Item iij bells in the steple with one hand bell.Stolen . . . . one hand bell.")
1623	Treble recast by Joseph Hatch.
1758	Rev'd Bryan Faussett wrote: 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. +.
1799	Edward Hasted wrote: 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.
1979	The canons of the tenor were found to be cracked. The bells were rehung for stationary chiming by Whitechapel.

GALLERY

Photos RCO 2004
Joseph Hatch mark on the treble.	Part of the treble.	Tenor
Shield on 2nd	"Nobis" on 2nd or 3rd.	2nd
Cross on Tenor