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D2638 - Bolsover Congregational, later United Reformed, Church - 1752-1982
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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
D2638
Title
Bolsover Congregational, later United Reformed, Church
Date
1752-1982
Description
Including records relating to baptism and burial, deacons and church minutes, correspondence, accounts, school and church membership
Unlisted records
Accession, Feb 1987: Papers, chiefly correspondence, relating to Bolsover United Reformed Church building 1979-1982 (1 folder)
Accession, May 1991: unknown
Level
Fonds
Repository
Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator
Bolsover Congregational, later United Reformed, Church
Administrative History
Presbyterian meetings commenced in Bolsover in the mid seventeenth century. In 1812-13 the chapel in the High Street was restored and opened as a congregational chapel in July 1813. A new church was built in Castle Street in 1893 and the Mission Hall at Carr Vale in 1903. In 1972 when the Congregational and Presbyterian churches united, the church became the Bolsover United Reformed Church. The church closed on 20 July 1980. For a list of the monumental inscriptions in the burial ground, see D2007G/Z1/31.
Custodial History
The records were deposited in the Record Office in April 1983 and February 1987 by the former secretary of the church. A further deposit was made in May 1991 by a private individual. The older records of the church were apparently destroyed in a fire at a lawyer’s office in Mansfield during the First World War.
Organisation Sub-Type
Congregational, Presbyterian and United Reformed Churches
Acknowledgements
List added to the catalogue as part of the FindersKeepers project, with the help of Elissa Rowe.
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Type
Bolsover
Carr Vale
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