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  • Cockermouth, Market Place (Church Went) WM Chapel, Cumbria

    Cockermouth, Market Place (Church Went) WM Chapel, Cumbria

    Grid ref NY121307
  • Gateshead, Team Colliery Choir 1901

    Gateshead, Team Colliery Choir 1901

  • Rev Edward Strutt

    Rev Edward Strutt

    Wesleyan missionary in Ceylon

  • Rev Theodore Bishop 1842-1919

    14/01/2020
    I would direct you to a book: “The Adventure of Methodism in Alderney” by Eileen Mignot. Several of my family ...

  • Maidenhead, High Street Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Berkshire

    13/01/2020
    The first Wesleyan Methodist Chapel in Maidenhead was in Bridge Street. It was built in 1833 and enlarged many times ...

  • Maidenhead, High Street Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Berkshire

    13/01/2020
    Maidenhead, High Street Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was purchased from the Countess of Huntindon’s Connexion in 1858 was enlarged and improved. ...
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  • Wesleyan Methodist Ministers

    Thank you very much for this list of Ministers. I was struggling to read the signature of Isaac Davison on the baptismal record of my 4th great-aunt at the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Hackford By Reepham, Norfolk in 1830, a month after she’d been baptised by the Church of England!

    By Laura Clay (15/01/2020)

  • Boxted Wesleyan Methodist chapel

    The Boxted Methodist Silver Band is a remarkable survival. It may not be the only one; I do know that Ramsbury Silver Band, formerly Ramsbury Primitive Methodist Silver Band is still going, but has simplified its name to Ramsbury Silver Band. It used to come and play at Camp Meetings in Lower Stratton when I was a lad!

    By Christopher Hill (11/01/2020)

  • Cookham Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Berkshire

    This building was described as a Wesleyan chapel on a map of 1897-9 but the label had gone by 1910-12, implying that the reference to an 1911 extension is incorrect and should be ignored. In 1923-25 it was simply described as Hall. It seems likely that it was closed in conjunction with the construction of the new chapel at Cookham Rise in 1904.
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    OS 25inch sheets Berkshire XXIV 7, 1897-9, 1910-12, 1923-25
    Site visit 7.10.2015

    By G W Oxley (07/01/2020)
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