St Peter le Poer, Old Broad Street

1615-30		Church enlarged. There were originally 5 bells.
1628-9		Record of the bells being recast. One source says "five - new cast in 1629". These were cast by Thomas Barlett, the tenor weighing approximately 9 cwt.
1666		Church escaped the Great Fire.
1788		The old church, being much decayed, was taken down and a new church was built to the designs of Jesse Gibson. The steeple to the south consisted of a square tower supporting a stone cupola, dominated by a vane.
1791		Church rebuilt and four bells were recast by John Warner.
1792	19th Nov.	Church consecrated.
1824		Record of 4 bells. Tyssen noted "formerly five; there were pits for six in the tower", the remaining bells being three large and a smaller one.
1906		Parish united with that of St Michael, Cornhill.
1907		Site sold.
1908		Church and tower demolished. The church was re-erected in Frier Barnet parish.
1910	Mar.	The Whitechapel Daybook records "received two bells from St. Paul's Cathedral formerly hung at St. Peter le Poer, Old Broad Steet, 8-2-7, 9-3-26 (together 18-2-5) for transfer to St Peter le Poer, Friern Barnet." These were the two tenors.
1912	Jan.	The Whitechapel Daybook records "received two bells from Crypt of St. Paul's Cathedral, 2-1-17 and 6-3-22 for recasting into two trebles for Willesden." These were the treble and sanctus.