The Derbyshire Times and Chesterfield Herald 20/10/1928, reported at length on the dedication of eight bells at the Church; two of those bells were new additions (the No2 and the treble bell); of the remaining 6 bells, 5 had recently been recast, including the No4 bell to which the inscription re Captain Else had been added. The report stated the following re the inscriptions: ' The inscriptions on the five re-cast and two new bells are as follows: - Tenor; Recast 1928. H.J. Rankin, J. H. Smith, Churchwardens; R. O. Wilson, Vicar. No.7: Re-cast 1928, by the Church Work Party. No. 6; Re-cast 1928, in memory of Harriet Poyser, d. 1897. No.5: Re-cast 1928, by Parishioners. No.4: Re-cast 1928, in memory of Capt. W. E. Else, killed in action, 3/1/1918. No.3: Presented by the late G. Coupe, Esq., in memory of his wife, 1911. No. 2: The gift of Frederick Alton, 1928, in memory of Winfield Alton, Ambergate- died 11 Dec., 1924; also of Millicent Smith Alton, Ambergate, died 12 Oct, 1894. Treble; The gift of Frances E. S. May, in memory of her father and mother, Benjamin and Mary Ann Taylor and family, 1928'. The report mentioned that 'The bells were taken down about the middle of June and rehung about three weeks ago', and concluded with the paragraph: 'We are informed that the work carried out in connection with the bells by John Taylor and co, Bell Foundry, Loughborough, has given every satisfaction'. https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000541/19281020/075/0005

Historic England Listing re the Church https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1068597