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JOHN WESLEY was born in Epworth in 1706 and was said to have a solemn disposition and to have resembled ...
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Transcription of Sketch in the Christian Messenger by Rev. Albert A. Birchenough Susanna, the accomplished wife of the Rev. Samuel Wesley, ...
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Samuel WESLEY was the second son of John WESLEY of Whitchurch in Dorset. On 12th November 1688 at Marylebone Old ...
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Transcription of Sketch in the Christian Messenger Albert A. Birchenough Miss Elizabeth Ritchie, who in her later womanhood became Mrs. Mortimer, ...
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Are you related to the Wesleys? A comprehensive genealogical record of the Wesleys has been put together and we welcome ...
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According to Steele, the first chapel in Cotherstone in the Barnard Castle was opened in 1777. Membership figures for the ...
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This Wesleyan chapel was opened in 1903 and seated 746. It replaced an earlier chapel elsewhere on Old Elvet opened ...
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High House, between St. John’s Chapel and Ireshopeburn in Weardale is one of two chapels in County Durham claiming to ...
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Newbiggin, in Teesdale, is one of two chapels in County Durham claiming to be the oldest Methodist chapel in continuous ...
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Middleton in Teesdale is a service centre for the dale, so the Methodist cause has fared better than in the ...
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The first Wesleyan Methodist chapel in Yeovil was built in Middle Street in 1824. At the time of the 1851 ...
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The first Methodist chapel in Dunster was Ebenezer Chapel. As can be seen, this opened on September 2nd 1811. A ...
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Bowes is in that part of Yorkshire that was transferred to County Durham in 1974. The first appearance of Bowes in ...
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The current Methodist church in Barnard Castle was opened on March 30, 1894, so the members are currently celebrating 125 ...
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Methodism in Barnard Castle dates to 1747 when a small group of men and women met each evening in a ...
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The building illustrated was designed by Herbert H. Jones of Bristol in 1882. At the time of the 1940 Statistical Returns, ...
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The Wesleyan Methodists moved from Ebenezer Chapel to West Street in 1832, and West Street chapel was rebuilt 1878 by ...
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The 1837 Wesleyan chapel in Porlock is now a restaurant. In 1873 it could seat 250 Grid reference SS888468
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In 1926, the Porlock Wesleyans moved across the village to this new building, designed by Mr. Tamlyn of Minehead, which ...
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The earliest Wesleyan chapel in Williton was built in 1810. The complex of church, vestry, and hall on Tower Hill ...
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The building illustrated was designed by Alexander Lauder of Barnstaple in 1866. The building is still in use. At the time ...
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Before 1875 there are references to Wesleyan Chapels in Hall Croft (1851) and Field Street (1860). Given that their seating ...
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Ashby Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built in 1899. The configuration of the site suggests it was intended to conform ...
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Holcot Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was built in 1814. In 1851 it provided 58 free and 200 other sittings. By 1873 ...
