THIS BELL WAS ADDED TO YE FIVE IN 1686, Samuel Knight."
The two smaller bells are of recent date.

The #Lectern# bears date 1623. The stone pulpit is modern (1868).
The old wooden pulpit, whose place it has taken, has been removed to the
church at Holt.

The earliest mention of an #Organ# is in 1405, but the earliest
authentic record is of one set up by John Vaucks, Organ Master,
in 1533. A memorandum in the churchwardens' accounts speak of him
setting up a pair of organs on the rood loft. In the year 1643, we have
records of the sale of organ-pipes and old tin. After the Restoration
in 1664, we have a record of the purchase of a new organ for L180.
This was repaired, enlarged, and rebuilt at various times, and at the
restoration, when the rood screen was unfortunately destroyed, the organ
was placed in the south choir aisle.

All the lower windows are now filled with painted glass; all of which,
with the exception of a few fragments, is nineteenth-century work.

DEANS OF WIMBORNE

Martin Pattislee or Pattishull appointed 1224
Ralph Brito " 1229
John Mansell " 1247
John de Kirkby " 1265
John de Berwick " 1286
Stephen de Mawley " 1312
Richard de Clare " 1312
Richard de Swinnerton " 1334
Richard de Merimouth " 1338
Richard de Kingston " 1342
Thomas de Clopton " 1349
Reginald de Bryan " 1349
Thomas de Bembre (founder of the chantry) " 1350
Henry de Buckingham " 1361
Richard de Beverley " 1367
John de Carp " 1398
Roger Tortington " 1408
Peter de Altebello " 1412
Walter Medford " 1416
Gilbert Kymer " 1427
Walter Herte " 1467
Hugh Oldham " 1485
Thomas Rowthel " 1508
Henry Hornby " 1509
Reginald Pole