Parish Church. Dedicated to StCatherine. Endowed with land, £160, tithe about £40, fees from £5 to £10. Free Sittings 500, other sittings about 150. On 30th March 1851 - in the morning General Congregation 80, Sunday Scholars 40. In the afternoon - Sunday Scholars 45.
In the evening - General Congregation 212.
"I think there is some other land belonging to this living, purchased by the Bounty of Queen Anne. The vicar will best explain."
Signed John Smith, Curate. |
Wesleyan Chapel. Erected about 1788. Denomination, Wesleyan Methodist.
A separate and entire building. Used exclusively for worship. (36' long, 15' wide)
Free Sittings 80, other sittings 100.
On 30th March 1851 - in the morning - Sunday Scholars 72.
In the afternoon - General Congregation 126, Sunday Scholars 72.
In the evening - General Congregation 100.
Signed Charles Spencer, Steward. |
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel. Erected about 1791.
A separate building. Used exclusively for worship.
Free Sittings 30, other sittings 50.
On 30th March 1851 - in the morning - General Congregation 100, Sunday Scholars 80.
In the afternoon - General Congregation 100.
In the evening - General Congregation 100.
Signed J N Goodhall, Registrar. |
Independent Chapel. Erected 1850.
A separate and entire building. Used exclusively for worship.
Free Sittings 29, other sittings 51.
On 30th March 1851 - in the morning - General Congregation 20, Sunday Scholars 40.
In the afternoon - General Congregation 70, Sunday Scholars 39.
Signed Jonathan Coles, Minister. |
Latter Day Saints (Dwelling House). Meetings held 2 years 6 months.
Not a separate and entire building. Not used exclusively for worship. Free Sittings 30, standing 20. On 30th March 1851 - in the morning - General Congregation 10. In the afternoon - General Congregation 25. In the evening - General Congregation 46. Signed William Jolley, Elder. |
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