Hayfield United Methodist Free Churches chapel (i), Derbyshire

Redemption, Walk Mill

Hayfield, High Peak, Derbyshire, East Midlands, England, United Kingdom

In 1851 Hayfield Wesleyan Methodist Association was using a shared space which had been erected before 1800. It provided 220 free sittings.

This chapel was demolished in 1861 so that a new chapel could be built on the site.

Sources
M Tranter, Ed, The Derbyshire returns to the 1851 Religious Census, Derbyshire Record Society XXIII, 1995, p.221 (The National Archives HO127/451/23)
Bulmers Directory of Derbyshire, 1894-5, p.173

Author

G.W. Oxley

Keywords

1851 Religious census (181)

United Methodist Free Churches (467)

Wesleyan Methodist Association (93)

Page added

04/08/2025

Comments about this page

This page was updated with further information. The story of Hayfield, Redemption (later Bethel) chapel is also told on the Derbyshire HER website
The 1867 list of building registered for public worship list both the Wesleyan Methodist Association and United Methodist Free Churches chapels as ‘Redemption, Walk Mill’
By Philip Thornborow (08/09/2025)