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Methodist snippets
17th Dec 1817 Rev Thomas Waugh is the minister in Bandon
The Methodist congregation has a discussion with the Duke's agent regarding retaining the lease on their meeting house, which they have occupied for 27 years.
A petition seeking favourable consideration was signed by the following:
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Thomas Beamish Sen |
Thomas Beamish Jun |
George Sutton |
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William Cope |
James Ring? |
David Stanley? |
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James Scott |
Joseph Beek |
Thomas Bennett |
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John Beek |
Stephen Elms |
James Coulter |
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Giles Sullivan |
Edward Fawsitt |
George Harris Jun |
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James Hart |
Stewart Tresilian |
Thomas Busteed Jun? |
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John Hunter |
Benjamin Ford |
Joseph Bullen |
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William Shine |
William Kingston |
Laurence Young |
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George Harris |
John W Sullivan |
Marmaduke Hagarty |
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Thomas Baker |
Thomas Busteed |
William Parrett |
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Thomas Fuller |
George Bennett Sen |
Harris Seymour |
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Silvanus Robinson |
William Hamilton Jun |
John Swete |
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Thomas McCarthy |
George Emerson |
Henry Heazle |
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Joseph Thomas Wheeler |
G M Sweeny? |
William Evans |
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John Swanton |
John Sullivan |
William Sullivan |
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William Moxly |
John Litten |
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Harris Seymour has paid for the tenement and meeting house since 1810 with an annual rental of £17.1.3
No 2 on East side of Bridge St demised to Joseph Ledbetter in 1752 and has a frontage of 24 ft 10 inches
No 1 in Bridge St is the place intended for the Chapel.
This is let to Miss Jenkins for £10.10 per annum
No 2 is let to Mr Wheeler for £15.15 per annum.
1835 Henry Cornwall writes:
For 60 to 70 years the meeting house was on back ground adjoining Mr Williams Hotel, this ground is now in Mr Williams' possession and he seems happy for the arrangement to continue.