St Mary Aldermanbury

1437	The Lord Mayor, Sir William Englefield, gave 5 new bells (he "changed their bells into 5 tuneable ones").
1552	Record of 5 bells and a sanctus ("v belles in the steple one greater than another and a little sancts bell - vi beeles greate & small").
1666	Church destroyed in the Great Fire.
1675	Bell was cast by James Bartlet.
1677	Church rebuilt by Wren complete with a western tower with a cornice and pierced parapet, the angles of which carried many pedestals. Upon the tower was placed a turret in two stages, the lower containing the clock faces. Height 90 ft.
1708	Record of 2 bells.
1809	The smaller bell was recast by Thomas Mears II. The clock was supplied at this time by Moore of Clerkenwell (with four 7 ft dials).
1824	Record of 2 bells.
1897	Smaller bell noted to be hanging at the top of a wooden superstructure for the clock and usually rung for service. Larger bell noted to be almost disused.
1917	Parish united with that of St Alphage, London Wall.
1940	Church and bells destroyed by enemy action.
1954	Parish united with that of St Giles, Cripplegate.
1969	Site sold and stones sold to Fulton, Missouri, U.S.A.