Peaselands Wesleyan Methodist Association preaching place, Westmorland
Peaselands
In 1851 this congregation was meeting in a part of a shared building seating twenty.
Sources
The National Archives,1851 ecclesiastical census HO129/573/1/20 (East Ward Union)
Author
G. Oxley
Page added
09/02/2021
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Peaselands was the farmhouse of Henry Thornborrow (1784-1846) and may still be found at grid reference NY631198. It is a listed building, and a photograph dating from 1936 may be found at https://www.british-history.ac.uk/rchme/westm/plate-19
Thornborrow was very much involved with the WMA and his obituary, which I have added to this site, contains a contemporary account of worship on this site
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Peaselands was the farmhouse of Henry Thornborrow (1784-1846) and may still be found at grid reference NY631198. It is a listed building, and a photograph dating from 1936 may be found at https://www.british-history.ac.uk/rchme/westm/plate-19
Thornborrow was very much involved with the WMA and his obituary, which I have added to this site, contains a contemporary account of worship on this site
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