Lymm: Return from the Primitive Methodist chapel in the 1851 Census of Places of Public Religious Worship
transcribed by David Tonks
Image from a postcard , published by C.E. Ardern, Lymm.
Author
Steve Clark
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21/12/2012
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I’ve added a transcript of the return from Lymm Primitive Methodist chapel to the 1851 Census of Places of Public Religious Worship. Attendance at both afternoon and evening services was 50 people with 30 scholars each time.
Thomas Howard, a Trustee and Class Leader, tells us that the chapel, built in 1849, is in Booth’s Hill. What happened to this chapel and its successor on Eagle Brow?
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I’ve added a transcript of the return from Lymm Primitive Methodist chapel to the 1851 Census of Places of Public Religious Worship. Attendance at both afternoon and evening services was 50 people with 30 scholars each time.
Thomas Howard, a Trustee and Class Leader, tells us that the chapel, built in 1849, is in Booth’s Hill. What happened to this chapel and its successor on Eagle Brow?
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