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D4289 - Ashover Moor Road (Wesleyan) Methodist Church - 1869-1975
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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
D4289
Former Reference
D1431 J/MC 2/1/1-2/11/1
Title
Ashover Moor Road (Wesleyan) Methodist Church
Date
1869-1975
Description
Ashover Wesleyan Society Trustees Minute book, Jul 1894 - Jan 1955, with list of Trustees, 1940, 1949 & 1951; Subscription Lists for new chapel, Jul 1869 - Dec 1873; Wesleyan Trust Schedule, 1874; Subscriptions, collections, etc. towards alterations in Wesleyan Chapel, Ashover, payment of debt and purchase of site for new chapel, 1869-1873; Receipts and payments accounts, 1874-1934; Copy Trust Deed for Moor Road Methodist Church, Ashover [later Ashover Trust], 14 May 1975
Level
Fonds
Repository
Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator
Ashover Moor Road (Wesleyan) Methodist Church
Administrative History
A building at Rattle formerly used by the congregation was replaced by a new chapel, opened in 1874. The old building was subsequently used as the Sunday School. The chapel was closed and sold in 1974.
Custodial History
These records were deposited in Derbyshire Record Office by the Matlock Methodist Circuit in 1974 and 1998. Further records were deposited in Derbyshire Record Office in February 2013. Added to the catalogue as part of the FindersKeepers project by volunteer JW.
Organisation Sub-Type
Methodist Churches/Chapels
Finding Aids
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Type
Ashover
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