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1552 |
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Record of 6 bells and a sanctus. [1] |
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1626 |
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New frames were made for the bells. [2] |
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1666 |
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The church and bells were destroyed in the Great Fire. |
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1671 |
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The church was rebuilt by Wren with a north west tower with a spire of lead to a total height of 135 ft. It was completed in 1681. |
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1708 |
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Record of 1 bell. |
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1727 |
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A bell was cast or recast for the church by Richard Phelps. |
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1824 |
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Record of 1 bell. |
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1884 |
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The church was reopened on 26 Oct. |
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1896 |
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Record of 1 bell "idle, and has been so for about ten years". [3] |
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1941 |
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The church was bombed in the War and burned out. |
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1960 |
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The tower was entirely rebuilt above the first floor, completed 1961. The restoration was by Arthur Bailey. |
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1961 |
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A new bell was cast and hung for stationary chiming. It is hung on a headstock between 2 beams with a carillon chime clapper and independent crown staple and pulley. |
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1962 |
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The church reopened after restoration. |