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D4701 - Donisthorpe Mount Zion (formerly Primitive) Methodist Church - 1897-1995
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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
D4701
Title
Donisthorpe Mount Zion (formerly Primitive) Methodist Church
Date
1897-1995
Level
Fonds
Repository
Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator
Donisthorpe Mount Zion (formerly Primitive) Methodist Church
Administrative History
This chapel was built in 1883. It was part of the Church Gresley Methodist Circuit until 1955 when the circuit amalgamated with the Woodville and Swadlincote circuit to form the South Derbyshire Methodist Circuit. In October 2000 the church was closed and the membership merged with Donisthorpe Moira Road Methodist Church to form a new church on the Moira Road site and in the Ashby and Coalville Methodist Circuit.
There was also another Primitive Methodist Chapel in Donisthorpe, on Chapel Road (reference: Kelly's Directory, 1891)
Custodial History
These records were deposited by the Superintendent Minister of the South Derbyshire Methodist circuit at various times from 1983.
Organisation Sub-Type
Methodist Churches/Chapels
Related Material
For Church Gresley and South Derbyshire Methodist circuit material, see D2740
Moira Road Methodist Church material is held at the Record Office for Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland (DE5607/7-31)
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Type
Donisthorpe
Leicestershire
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