danby wiske SE 338984
History
Tall Perpendicular west tower though the church itself has work from the Norman period through to the fourteenth century.
Bells
A peal of three bells hung for full-circle ringing. The second is certainly a recast of the work of Thomas Wood of Thirsk - it is identical in inscription to the tenor at Middleton Tyas.
| Bell | Founder | Date | Cwt-Qtr-Lb | Diameter | Note |
| 1 | John Taylor of Loughborough | 1940 | 3-1-25 | 26" | D sharp |
| 2 | John Taylor of Loughborough | 1940 | 4-0-8 | 28.125" | C sharp |
| 3 | John Taylor of Loughborough | 1940 | 5-2-5 | 31.0625" | B |
Inscriptions
1. IB: [Taylor ornament - pomegranates and bells]
Waist: [Rectangular Taylor shield]
RECAST 1940
2. IB: GOD SAVEE HIS CHVRCH 1663 [the D of GOD is reversed and the whole is in facsimile]
Waist: [Rectangular Taylor shield]
RECAST 1940
3. IB: SONO OMNIBUS PLACERE IKAY IHORN WARD 1716
Waist: J. E. PARKHURST
BAXTER, RECTOR
C. WILMOT-SMITH
W. J. MARSHALL CHURCHWARDENS
E. B. HOYLE
Reverse: [Round Taylor Shield]
RECAST 1940
Frame and Fittings
A complete installation by Taylors of Loughborough in 1940 including Hastings stays and all modern gear.
Sources
Andrew Aspland - September 2009