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Woman preacher
Parker, Fanny (nee Hurle) (1789-1858)
Born in 1789 at Kingston Deverill, Wiltshire.
Porteous, Mary (nee Thompson) 1783-1861
A married woman who became a travelling preacher for 14 years.
Pugh, Elizabeth (nee Weaver) (1824-1904)
Born on 1 February 824 at Upper Rowley, near Worthen, in the Minsterly circuit.
Quorn Primitive Methodist chapel, Meeting Street
Kendall states that Primitive Methodism entered Quorndon (the name was changed to Quorn for postal purposes) with John Heath in ...
Rawding, Ann (nee Needham) (1833-1907)
Born in 1933 at Retford, Nottinghamshire.
Ride, Martha (nee Doncaster) (1804-1873)
Baptised on 31 October 1804 at Brailsford, Derbyshire.
Scofield, Hannah (1806-1837)
Born 12 May 1806 at Hulland-ward-intak, in Belper circuit.
Semper, Mary Ann (nee Dabb) (1835-1901)
Baptised on 25 January 1835 at Miningsby, Lincolnshire.
Stockbridge, Mary (nee Tapley, nee Wilson) (1815-1908)
Born on 29 December 1815 at Petham, Kent.
Storer, Ruth Ellen (1895-1961)
Child preacher, one of a group of girls from Yorkshire who became evangelists at this time.
Storr, Frances Bradley (1893-1970)
One of the greatest child preachers, she is the now famous 13 year old girl preacher of Doncaster, and no one who has heard her can have the slightest doubt as to her conversion and the remarkable spiritual gifts she possesses.
Tinsley, Ann (Mrs Longmire and Harland) (1809-1892)
An early travelling preacher 1828-32, who continued to be a hired local preacher as a young widow with a baby.
Tolson, Annie (nee Gibson) 1830-1890
'Annie the drunkard's daughter': a great Yorkshire and Lancashire revivalist
Tripp, Elizabeth (nee White) (1816-1837)
Born 19 November 1816 at Stratum St. Margaret’s, Wiltshire.
Turner, Mary (nee Edwards) (1802-1875)
Born on 27 March 1802 at Turnditch, Derbyshire.
Unknown PM woman preacher
Who is she?
Ward, Sarah (nee Beather) (1819-1903)
Born in 1819 at Lichfield.
West, Elizabeth (nee Wheeldon, nee Hunt) (1795-1840)
Baptised on 1 November 1795 at St Peter, Belper, Derbyshire.
Winkfield, Ellen (nee Buscall) c1811-1903
Her life gives an insight into the role of Ministers' wives, who were often the power behind the throne!
Winkfield, Rebecca (nee Moore) (1821-1902)
Born on 1 September 1821 at Mintlin Lodge, near Lynn, Norfolk.
Woolford, Jane (Mrs Harvey) (1815-1891)
Became a PM minister at the age of 20, and 'toiled most heroically and successfully' until 1838, when she married a fellow travelling preacher, William Harvey. She spent 42 years in the full ministry and 11 in the position of a 'superannuate'.
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