HOME MISSIONARY STATIONS.
1.--KING'S CLIFFE AND NASSINGTON.
In the north-eastern part of the county of Northampton there are two
Home Missionary Stations. In the first of these the agent statedly
preaches at King's Cliffe and Nassington, having a Chapel at Castor also
under his superintendence.
The Church that has been formed at King's Cliffe originated in the
efforts of the General Baptists about thirty years back. The Rev. Mr.
Payne, who belonged to that denomination, and was minister of Baradon,
Rutlandshire, preached the Gospel here, and had a Chapel erected. But
Mr. Payne shortly after left the neighbourhood; and after repeated
efforts by Baptist ministers, with but little success, the place was
resigned into the hands of the Independents.
The Northamptonshire Association of Independent Churches took the place
under their direction for a time, in connexion with Nassington, and the
Rev. J. Matthews and the Rev. J. Dann laboured in these places, having
their residence chiefly at the latter village. A Church was formed at
Nassington on the 8th of April, 1835; and the present Chapel was opened
for public worship on the 21st of May, 1839, when the Rev. B. Hobson, of
Welford, and the Rev. E. T. Prust, of Northampton, preached.
In the year 1841 the station was taken into connexion with the Home
Missionary Society. In March, 1844, the Rev. G. Amos, one of the
Society's agents, was sent on probation, and accepted as the minister of
the two Churches. On the 24th of June in that year his ordination took
place, in the Chapel at Nassington: the ministers who engaged were the
Rev. Messrs. Islip, of Stamford, Gammage, of Ketton, Goode, of
Peterborough, Newth, of Oundle, Smith, of Wymondham. In October of that
year Mr. Amos commenced his residence at King's Cliffe.
The ground on which the Chapel was first erected here being private
property, and as no satisfactory arrangements for its purchase could be
made, it was at length determined to give it up, and to build a new one.
The present Independent Chapel in King's Cliffe was built in the year
1846; the opening services were held on the 29th of September. The Rev.
J. Richardson, of Tottenham Court Chapel, London, preached two sermons
on the occasion; and on the following Sabbath sermons were preached by
the Rev. J. Matthews, of Shepton, Norfolk, the Rev. A. Newth, of Oundle,
and the Rev. W. Robinson, of Kettering. A school-room was built in 1847,
and opened for a Day-school in October of that year. The cost of the
Chapel and the school-room was about L500. Of this sum, there now
remains a debt of about L150. At Castor a neat Chapel was erected in
1848; the Rev. T. Toller, of Kettering, and the Rev. E. T. Prust, of
Northampton, preached when it was opened for divine worship. There are
thirty-seven members in the Church at King's Cliffe, and forty in the
Church at Nassington--total, seventy-seven. The Sabbath-school in the
former place has one hundred and thirty children, and the Sabbath-school
in the latter place, seventy--total, two hundred.
2.--BOROUGH FEN.
This place is extra parochial, the property of Sir Culling Eardley
Eardley, Bart., situated six miles north of Peterborough. The Gospel was
introduced here about twenty years ago, by the Wesleyan Methodists; the
preaching services were then conducted in a room of the house now
occupied by the minister. In 1836 Sir Culling built a neat and spacious
building, which is used both as a daily school-room and Chapel. For
several years the preaching services were conducted by the master. A
congregation having been thus collected, and Sunday-schools opened, it
was considered to be a promising sphere for regular ministerial labour;
and accordingly, in 1843, Mr. D. Blellock was stationed here as a Home
Missionary. After the removal of Mr. Blellock in 1846, Mr. Alexander
Yuill was settled here, who, after a few months of acceptable and useful
labour, fell asleep in Jesus. In January, 1849, Mr. J. B. Bishop, the
present pastor, was invited to settle over the congregation worshipping
in this place and in Peakirk. Through Mr. Bishop's instrumentality a
Christian Church was formed, March 30th, 1849, numbering thirteen
members. The following places are connected with this station, viz.:
Peakirk, Crowland (Lincolnshire), Glinton, and New Borough. There are
now twenty-seven Church members, seventy-five Sabbath-school children,
and one Day-school.
3.--MIDDLETON.
In the year 1844, a neat and commodious village Chapel, capable of
seating near two hundred hearers, was erected here, at a cost of more
than L300; and this year (1852) school-rooms have been added, which have
cost nearly L100. It is supplied generally in the afternoon and evening
of the Sabbath, and there is in connexion with it a Sabbath-school
containing nearly one hundred children.
APPENDIX.
I.
The following statements will show the amount of money that has been
expended on the Chapels, School-rooms, Ministers' Houses, &c., in
connexion with the Independent denomination in Northamptonshire, during
little more than the last quarter of a century.
L. _s._ _d._
NORTHAMPTON--
Castle Hill--New School-rooms and improvements
in the Chapel, 1825-1852 1,400 0 0
King Street--New School-rooms 336 6 5
Commercial Street--New Chapel, galleries and
organ, new School-rooms, 1829-1851 3,800 0 0
ROWELL--Improvements in the Chapel, 1852 800 0 0
KETTERING--New School-rooms and improvements
in the Chapel, 1849. 1,400 0 0
HARBOROUGH--New Chapel and new School-room,
1844-1850 3,230 0 0
ASHLEY--Improvements in the Chapel and
Minister's House, 1827-1832 400 0 0
WELLINGBOROUGH--
Cheese Lane--New School-rooms, 1850 300 0 0
Salem Chapel--New School-rooms, 1850 300 0 0
WEEDON BECK--New School-room,
improvements in the Chapel 235 0 0
LONG BUCKBY--Chapel enlarged, new
School-room, 1819-1825 350 0 0
POTTERSPURY--New School-rooms 208 17 0
POTTERSPURY--Yardley Gobion, new Chapel 368 4 10-1/2
YARDLEY HASTINGS--New School-rooms 400 0 0
BRIGSTOCK--Minister's House, improvements
in the Chapel 456 12 9
YELVERTOFT--Chapel enlarged, new
School-rooms 226 0 0
WOLLASTON--New vestry, improvements in
the Chapel, Minister's House 645 4 3
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Carried forward L14,856 5 3-1/2
L. s. d.
Brought forward 14,856 5 3-1/2
PETERBOROUGH--New School-room, galleries in the
Chapel, 1834-1848 350 0 0
TOWCESTER--New Chapel and School-rooms, 1846 1,134 3 10
OLD--Improvements in the Chapel and premises, 1852 60 0 0
BRACKLEY--New Chapel, 1836 650 0 0
PAULERSPURY--New Chapel, vestry, galleries, and
School-rooms, 1826-1850 606 12 0
KING'S CLIFFE--New Chapel and School-room 500 0 0
NASSINGTON--New Chapel 300 0 0
CASTOR--New Chapel 260 0 0
MIDDLETON--New Chapel, 1844; School-room, 1852 400 0 0
BROUGHTON--New Chapel 100 0 0
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L19,217 1 11-1/2
II.
THE NUMBER OF COMMUNICANTS AND SABBATH-SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Communicants. Children.
Northampton, Castle Hill 150 300
Northampton, King's Street 72 95
Northampton, Commercial Street 160 400
Rowell 130 320
Kettering 200 280
Harborough 163 260
Ashley and Wilbarston 56 60
Welford 80 130
Creaton 60 80
Daventry 94 190
Wellingborough, Cheese Lane 70 190
Wellingborough, West End 37 84
Wellingborough, Salem 100 200
Oundle 70 120
Weedon Beck 80 125
Long Buckby 50 100
Potterspury 65 130
Yardley Hastings 116 260
Kilsby and Crick 60 at Crick 35
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Carried forward 1,813 3,359
Communicants. Children.
Brought forward 1,813 3,359
Brigstock 60 110
Weldon and Corby 27 75
Yelvertoft 80 130
Wollaston 41 about 50
Peterborough 120 200
Towcester 50 110
Old 26 25
Everdon 30
Brackley 33 50
Byfield 33 30
Paulerspury 72 159
King's Cliffe and Nassington 71 200
Borough Fen 27 75
Middleton 100
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2,453 4,703
III.
PROVIDENT SOCIETY.
There is a Society in connexion with the Independent Churches, bearing
the title of "The Provident Society for the Relief of Aged and Afflicted
Ministers and their Families in the County of Northampton and its
Connexions."
This Society was established in the year 1811: its funds at the present
time amount to about L6,400, and they are receiving a small increase by
annual collections and subscriptions, the interest of the funds being
applied to the relief of the claimants.
In the year 1817, about six years after its establishment, the first
claims were made; since that time, the sum of nearly L5,000 has been
distributed to ministers and to the families of ministers who were
members. The importance of this Society is amply proved by the extent of
relief that claimants have received from its funds. Its management is
conducted entirely free of expense, and it will be capable of rendering
efficient aid to all its members who, in accordance with its rules,
present their case for assistance at the annual meetings of its
members.
IV.
The following list contains the names of the villages in the County that
are supplied with Sabbath evening services, chiefly by the Independent
Churches. Some of the villages have an afternoon service on the Sabbath,
and some of them an occasional service on a week evening. The list is
not to be regarded as quite complete. In some instances, the
Independents unite with other denominations in supplying the villages in
their vicinity.
Alderton.
Barby.
Bowden, Great.
Bozeat.
Broughton.
Cold Ashby.
Cransley.
Doddington.
Draughton.
East Haddon.
Farndon.
Finedon.
Floor.
Geddington.
Glapthorne.
Glinton.
Grafton Regis.
Great Oakley.
Lubenham.
Loddington.
Mears Ashby.
Middleton.
Newborough.
Orlingbury.
Oxendon.
Peakirk.
Rockingham.
Scaldwell.
South Kilworth.
Sutton Bassett.
Swinford.
Tansor.
Thorpe.
Weston by Welland.
Welham.
Warkton.
Wilby.
Yardley Gobion.
INDEX.
Academy at Mile End, 137
Addington, Dr. Stephen, pastor at Harborough, 135
Allen, Mr. Richard, ejected from Norton, 268
Alsop, Mr., ejected from Wilby, 212
Amos, Mr. G., Home Missionary, 377
Anderson, Mr. John, minister at Wollaston, 350
Andrews, Mr. Thomas, ejected from Wellingborough, 212
Anecdotes of Mr. Edward Snape, 3;
Dr. Owen, 55;
Mr. R. Davis, 59;
Mr. T. N. Toller, 113;
Opposition to a Village Service, 153;
Dr. Gibbons, 168;
Mr. Mattock, 191;
Mr. Grant, 233;
Mr. Clark, 252;
Mr. Heywood, 281;
Mr. Raban, 294;
Mr. Hoppus, 298
Apperley, Mr. James, pastor at Long Buckby, 274
Ashley and Wilbarston, 146
Ashworth, Dr. Caleb, pastor and tutor at Daventry, 195
Aston, Mr., pastor at Creaton, 183
Atkinson, Mr., Puritan minister, 257
Bacon, Mr., pastor at Ashley, 149
Barber. Mr., pastor at Yelvertoft, 342
Barnett, Mr. Andrew, pastor at Daventry, 189
Bedworth, Dissenters from Welford travelled to, 162
Bell, Mr., pastor at Wellingborough, 242
Belsham, Mr., pastor and tutor at Daventry, 206
Bennett, Mr. John, pastor at Northampton, 35
Bennett, Mr., at Potterspury, 277
Bettson, Mr. Robert, pastor at Wellingborough, 228
Bevan, Mr., pastor at Wellingborough, 248
Beverly, Mr. John, first pastor at Rowell, 46
Bicknell, Mr. John, pastor at Welford, 173
Blower, Mr. Samuel, pastor at Northampton, 10
Bolton, Mr., Puritan minister, 117
Boyce, Mr. Benjamin, pastor at Kettering, 100
Boyce, Mrs., her death, 105
Brackley, 369
Bradbury, Mr. David, pastor at Wellingborough, 215
Bradshaw, Mr. S. A., pastor at Weldon, 332
Braybrook, Mr., pastor at Weedon, 264
Brigstock, Church at, 314
Broughton, Church at , 116
Browning, Mr. John, pastor at Rowell, 49
Buckingham, Mr., pastor at Paulerspury, 373
Buckby Long, Church at, 268
Bullock, Mr. G., pastor at Ashley, 150
Bunn, Mr., pastor at Yardley, 302
Bushnell, Mr., pastor at Potterspury, 278
Cambden, Mr., pastor at Daventry, 190
Cartwright, Mr. Thomas, pastor at Buckby, 269
Carver, Mr. John, pastor at Wellingborough, 238
Causby, Mr. Stephen, pastor at Towcester, 360
Cauthorn, Mr. Edward, lecturer at Oundle, 255
Chadwick, Mr. Joseph, pastor at Oundle, 260
Church Covenant at Rowell, 47;
Harborough, 126;
Northampton, 11;
Wellingborough, 247;
Potterspury, 279;
Brigstock, 316
Clarke, Mr. Hugh, Puritan minister at Oundle, 252
Clarke, Mr. Matthew, pastor at Harborough and Ashley, 121
Clarke, Mr. Matthew, junior, 123
Coleman, Mr. Thomas, pastor at Ashley, 152
Commercial Street, Northampton, Church at, 42
Cooke, Mr., pastor at Oundle, 260
Creaton, Church at, 179
Crick, Church at, 313
Cuzens, Mr., pastor at Crick, 313
Dale, Mr., pastor at Creaton, 180
Dann, Mr. J., pastor at Nassington, 376
Daventry, Church at, 186
Davis, Mr. John, pastor at Daventry, 208
Davis, Mr. P., pastor at Wellingborough, 247
Davis, Mr. R., pastor at Rowell, 54
Davis, Mr. Robert, pastor at Wellingborough, 248
Deaconesses chosen in the Church at Rowell, 64
Denham, Mr. Joshua, pastor at Towcester, 359
Denny, Mr. R., pastor at Buckby, 269
Dod, Mr. John, Puritan minister, 7
Doddridge, Dr. Philip, pastor at Northampton, 13
Drake, Mr. J., pastor at Yardley, 292
Edwards, Mr. B. L., pastor at Northampton, 39
Epitaph on Matthew Clarke, by Dr. Watts, 125
Evans, Mr. Isaac, pastor at Weedon, 266
Evans, Mr. F., pastor at Buckby, 274
Everdon, Church at, 367
Fawsley, the Puritan press at, 7
Fenn, Mr. Humfrey, Puritan minister, 3
Flavell, Mr. Thomas, pastor at Daventry, 190
Fletcher, Mr. William, Puritan minister, 5
Fowler, Mr., ejected from Crick, 304
Floyd, Mr., pastor at Daventry, 195
Forsyth, Mr., pastor at Oundle, 259
French, Mr., pastor at Wellingborough, 215
Fuller, Mr., pastor at John Kettering, 106
Gallsworthy, Mr., pastor at Rowell, 78
Gardiner, Mr. Thos., pastor at Kilsby, 142
Gardner, Mr. Isaac, pastor at Potterspury, 288
Gear, Mr., pastor at Harborough, 142
Geddington, 116
Gibson, Mr., pastor at Yelvertoft, 340
Gilbert, Mr. R., pastor at Northampton, 29
Gill, Mr. G., pastor at Harborough, 139
Gill, Mr. Walter, pastor at Welford, 177
Glascott, Mr., pastor at Peterborough, 352
Goodrich, Mr. D. Oundle, 258
Grant, Mr., pastor at Wellingborough, 231
Gravestock, Mr. J., pastor at Old, 364
Gregson, Mr. M., pastor at Rowell, 75
Gronow, Mr. J., pastor at Weedon, 264
Griffiths, Mr. D., pastor at Buckby, 272
Griffin, Mr., pastor at Brigstock, 318
Goode, Mr., pastor at Potterspury, 284
Hall, Mr., pastor at Crick, 313
Halford, Mr., assistant to Mr. Some, 133
Harborough Market, Church at, 119
Harris, Mr., pastor at Peterborough, 353
Harrison, Mr. M., pastor at Potterspury, 275
Harwood, Mr., pastor at Kilsby, 312
Hawkins, Mr., pastor at Towcester, 359
Hennell, Mr. D., pastor at Wollaston, 347
Heywood, Mr., pastor at Potterspury, 278
Hillyard, Mr., pastor at Brigstock, 317
Hitchin, Mr., pastor at Towcester, 359
Hextal, Mr., pastor at Northampton, 37
Hobson, Mr. B., pastor at Welford, 174
Hogg, Mr. R., pastor at Oundle, 259
Hook, Mr., ejected from Creaton, 179
Hoppus, Mr. J., pastor at Yardley, 297
Horsey, Mr. J., pastor at Northampton, 30
Howe, Mr., pastor at Weedon, 263
Hunt, Mr. J., pastor at Northampton, 12
Hyatt, Mr. C., pastor at Northampton 34
Ironmonger, Mr., pastor at Creaton, 180
Isaac, Mr., pastor at Peterborough, 354
Islip, Mr. Thomas, pastor at Yelvertoft 341
Jackson, Mr., pastor at Buckby 268
Jackson, Mr. S., pastor at Old 362
Jacomb, Mr. R., pastor at Wellingborough, 215
James, Mr. T., pastor at Yelvertoft, 342
Jelly, Mr., pastor at Daventry, 190
Jeanes, Mr., pastor at Peterborough, 354
Jocelyne, Mr., at Creaton, 184
Johns, Mr. E., pastor at Welford, 173
Jones, Mr. Thomas, pastor at Kilsby, 312
Jones, Mr. Jas. Rees, pastor at Kilsby, 313
Kettering, Church at, 80
Kilsby and Crick, Church at, 304
King, Mr. Samuel, pastor at Welford, 166
King, Mr. Joseph, pastor at Oundle, 257
King's Street Chapel, Northampton, 37
Knight, Mr., pastor at Yelvertoft, 338
Knightley, Sir Richard, favours the Puritan, 6
Letters from Mr. Browning, when in prison, 51
Letter of dismission from Rowell, 57
Letter of Mr. Maidwell, 82
Letter of Mr. Saunders, 96
Letter of Mr. Shuttlewood, 157
Lewis, Mr. J., ejected from Northampton, 9
Longfield, Mr. J., pastor at Oundle 259
Lord, Mr. Thomas, pastor at Brigstock, 324
Lowry, Mr. Thomas, ejected from Harborough, 120
Maidwell, Mr. T., pastor at Kettering, 81
Mandeno, Mr., pastor at Creaton, 185
Martin, Mr. G., ejected from Weedon, 262
Martin, Mr., pastor at Creaton, 185
Mason, Mr., pastor Daventry, 190
Matthews, Mr. E., ejected from Wollaston, 344
Matthews, Mr. J., at King's Cliffe, 376
Mattock, Mr., pastor at Daventry, 191
Meacock, Mr., pastor Everdon, 367
Meeting House threatened, 89
Merbury, Mr. F., Puritan minister, 2
Milway, Mr. Thos., pastor at Kettering, 84
Milway, Mr. Thos., junior, pastor at Kettering 87
Mitchel, Mr., Brigstock 319
Modern Question, 68
Moody, Mr. T., pastor at Old, 365
Moffatt, Mr., pastor at Weldon, 332
Morgan, Mr., pastor at Kilsby, 312
Morrell, Mr., pastor at Potterspury, 287
Moseley, Mr., pastor at Buckby, 272
Negus, Mr. S., lecturer at Oundle, 255
Nettleship, Mr. G., pastor at Yelvertoft, 342
Newth, Mr. A., pastor at Oundle, 261
Newell, Mr. G., pastor at Potterspury, 275
Nicholson, Mr. G., pastor at Northampton, 42
Norris, Mr., pastor at Welford, 162
Northampton, Churches at, 1
Northend, Mr., pastor at Welford, 173
Notcutt, Mr. W., pastor at Ashley, 151
Offord, Mr., pastor at Weedon, 264
Old, Church at, 361
Orton, Mr., pastor at Wellingborough, 215
Oundle, Church at, 250
Paget, Mr. Eusebius, Puritan minister, 250
Palmer, Mr. Wm., pastor at Peterborough, 355
Paterson, Mr., pastor at Daventry, 206
Penry, Mr., Puritan minister, 4
Perne, Mr. Andre, minister 211
Perry, Mr., pastor at Wollaston, 345
Peterborough, Church at, 352
Phares, Mr., pastor at Weedon, 264
Philip, Mr. John, pastor at Weldon, 331
Phillips, Mr. Maurice, pastor at Brigstock, 318
Pickering, Mr. R., pastor at Brigstock, 319
Pinkerton, Mr., pastor at Weedon, 266
Porter, Mr., pastor at Northampton, 39
Porter, Mr. Thos., pastor at Kilsby, 312
Potterspury, Church at, 275
Poulter, Mr. J. F., pastor at Wellingborough, 225
Prandlove. Mr., Puritan minister, 6
Prout, Mr. E., pastor at Oundle, 261
Preston, Dr. John, a Puritan minister, 5
Prust, Mr. E. T., pastor at Northampton, 43
Puritans preach at Kettering, 81
Raban, Mr. T., pastor at Yardley, 292
Redsbury, Mr. R., ejected from Oundle, 253
Renals, Mr. J., pastor at Wellingborough, 243
Renfrew, Mr., pastor at Weedon, 264
Robertson, Mr. James, pastor at Wellingborough, 220
Robins, Mr., pastor and tutor at Daventry, 198
Robins, Mr., character of, by Mr. Toller, 201
Robinson, Mr. I., pastor at Potterspury, 277
Rowell, Church at, 46
Rowlet, Mr., ejected from Sudbury, 213
Rowlatt, Wm., Esq, 333
Sanderson, Mr. J., pastor at Rowell, 70
Saunders, Mr. Julius, pastor at Bedworth, 161
Saunders, Thomas, pastor at Kettering, 90
Saunders, Thomas, character of, by Mr. Some, 91
Scott, Mr. Walter, pastor at Rowell, 76
Severn, Mr. W., pastor at Welford, 172
Shepherd, Mr. Thos., pastor at Northampton, 11
Shepherd, Mr., pastor at Oundle, 256
Shuttlewood, Mr. John, pastor at Welford, 155
Simpson, A. C., Dr., pastor at Oundle, 261
Slye, Mr. J., pastor at Potterspury, 289
Snape, Mr. Edward, Puritan minister, 2
Some, Mr. David, pastor at Harborough, 127
Some, Mr. David, junior, 127
Spence, Mr. John, pastor at Old, 365
Spencer, Mr. Thomas, pastor at Kilsby, 312
Spong, Mr., pastor at Yardley, 302
Stirmey, Mr., pastor at Everdon, 368
Stone, Mr. Edward, Puritan minister, 357
Stone, Mr. Thomas, Puritan minister, 115
Strange, Mr. Thomas, pastor at Kilsby, 306
Strange, Mrs. Thomas, 311
Summers, Mr. H., pastor at Wellingborough, 216
Taylor, Mr. S., pastor at Potterspury, 278
Taylor, Mr. G., pastor at Wellingborough, 223
Terry, Mr. Wm., pastor at Kettering, 86
Thomas, Mr., pastor at Wellingborough, 215
Thomas, Mr. Thos., pastor at Wellingborough, 248
Thomas, Mr. Thos., pastor at Weldon, 332
Thorpe, Mr., ejected from Barby, 305
Thresher, Mr., pastor at Peterborough, 353
Todman, Mr. William, pastor at Yardley, 302
Toller, Mr. H., pastor at Harborough, 143
Toller, Mr. T. N., pastor at Kettering, 107
Toller, Mr. T., pastor at Kettering, 114
Towcester, Church at, 357
Tyte, Mr. C. C., pastor at Wellingborough, 245
Unitarian letter of separation, 33
Vaughan, Mr. I., pastor at Brigstock, 323
Vowell, Mr. G., pastor at Potterspury, 287
Walker, Mr. W., pastor at Buckby, 269
Wake, Mr. A., Puritan minister, 5
Warburton, Mr., pastor at Creaton, 182
Washbourn, Mr. D., pastor at Wellingborough, 216
Watson, Mr. G., pastor at Daventry, 207
Weedon Beck, Church at, 262
Weldon and Corby, 327
Welford, Church at, 155
Wellingborough, Churches in, 210
West, Mr. J., pastor at Ashley, 148
White, Mr. E., pastor at Potterspury, 287
Whitefoot, Mr., pastor at Potterspury, 287
Whitehead, Mr. J., pastor at Creaton, 182
Whittenbury, Mr., pastor at Daventry, 208
Wilby, 210
Wild, Dr. Robert, pastor at Oundle, 254
Wild, Mr. W., pastor at Harborough, 143
Williams, Mr., pastor at Creaton, 184
Wills, Mr. H., ejected from Loddington, 213
Wills, Mr. John, pastor at Kettering, 86
Wilson, Mr. Thomas, 42
Wollaston, Church at, 344
Wood, Mr., pastor at Creaton, 182
Wood, Mr. J., pastor at Rowell, 75
Woodward, Mr., pastor at Northampton, 41
Worth, Mr., ejected from Kilsby, 304
Wright, Mr., pastor at Oundle, 259
Yardley Hastings, Church at, 291
Yelvertoft, Church at, 335
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Transcriber's Notes:
Inconsistencies in spelling, hyphenation and punctuation have been
resolved in all cases where it was possible to divine the author's
intent with a reasonable degree of certainty.
Page 88 "...at a meeting this 26th of October, 1820, do hereby call and
desire you.." The transcriber has taken the liberty to change 1820 to
read 1720, as this appears to be a typographical error.
Again on page 91 "...and entered on his stated engagements there
September 14th, 1821" has been changed to read 1721.
On page 313 "Mr. Cuzens, the next pastor, commenced his ministry
in July of the same year, and left in October, 1831." 1831 is in error;
likely 1841. Has been changed to read 1841.