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Rev Paul Henry Elmont, 1868-1932
07/01/2022
This gentleman was born Paul Henry Ellenberger. He changed his surname during WW1 to Elmont, presumably because the Ellenberger surname ...
Rev Paul Henry Ellenberger 1868-1932
07/01/2022
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The Wesleyan Methodist Chapel in le Havre 1850-1912
05/01/2022
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Sturminster Marshall Wesleyan Methodist chapel
14/12/2021
The 1940 list of Methodist buildings records a Wesleyan Methodist chapel in Sturminster Marshall. The former chapel is in the ...
Tamworth-The 250th anniversary of the arrival of Methodism
14/12/2021
This year marks the 250th anniversary of the arrival of Methodism in Tamworth. We know this since it is literally ...
Margate, Hawley Square Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Kent
20/11/2021
Margate, Hawley Square Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built of stone and brick in 1811. In 1831 an engraving was published ...
Cliftonville, Northdown Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Kent
20/11/2021
Cliftonville Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built of stone and brick in 1878. The seating capacity was 680-700 and all seats ...
Margate, Buckingham Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Kent
20/11/2021
Margate, Buckingham Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built in 1906 although there was already a chapel seating 150 by 1901. ...
Garlinge, High Street, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Kent
20/11/2021
Garlinge, High Street, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built of brick in 1869. Initially the seating capacity was 170 but this ...
St Nicholas at Wade Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Kent
20/11/2021
St Nicholas at Wade Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built of brick in 1822. The reported seating capacity fluctuated between 200 ...
Birchington, Canterbury Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Kent
20/11/2021
Birchington, Canterbury Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built of brick in 1830. Seating capacity rose from 220 in 1873 to ...
Westgate on Sea rented preaching place
20/11/2021
A rented preaching place Westgate on Sea had 230 sittings in 1891 Sources John Rylands Library University of Manchester, MAC Lawson Returns ...
Probus Wesleyan Methodist chapels
01/11/2021
First meeting house. SW897477 There have been Methodists in Probus since the 1700s with various buildings housing places of worship. In the 1700s, ...
Hungerford, Ebenezer, Church Lane
27/10/2021
The first Wesleyan Methodist chapel in Hungerford was built in 1807, as the date plaque photographed by G.W. Oxley shows. ...
Hope Wesleyan Methodist chapel
06/10/2021
A Methodist chapel on a new pilgrimage route
Castleton Wesleyan Methodist chapel, Buxton Road
06/10/2021
The new Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was first opened on June 23rd 1898, and cost £2,000. It is reported on the ...
Castleton Wesleyan Methodist chapel, Back Lane
06/10/2021
The first Wesleyan Methodist chapel in Castleton, in the Peak District, was built in 1809 and was originally in the ...
Great Billing, High Street, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Northamptonshire, NN3 9DT
05/10/2021
Great Billing Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built in 1841.The seating capacity boxes were left unfilled in 1851 but it was ...
Ecton Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Northamptonshire
05/10/2021
Ecton Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built in 1824 (The date given in 1850 was 1839). In 1851 the chapel provided ...
Goodmanham, East Yorkshire,
05/10/2021
Wesleyan Chapel, Goodmanham, East Yorkshire
Full Sutton, East Yorkshire
05/10/2021
Wesleyan Chapel, Full Sutton, East Yorkshire
Earls Barton, Broad Street, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel (ii), Northamptonshire, NN6 0ND
14/09/2021
Earls Barton Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built of brick in 1870 (image 2) on the site of an earlier chapel. ...
Bedlam Wesleyan Methodist chapel
28/08/2021
The Shrewsbury Chronicle of Friday 7 July 1899 contained the following report: “CHAPEL OPENING. On Sunday last the new iron chapel ...
Somerton Wesleyan Methodist chapel
22/08/2021
West Street Church in Somerton is a joint Methodist – United Reformed church. It started life in 1845 as a ...
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