Darlington Methodist Circuit
Reference: M/Da Catalogue Title: Darlington Methodist Circuit Area: Catalogue Category: Non-Conformist Church Records Description: Individual churches A - E
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[formerly New Connexion]
Registration (Ref: M/Da )Ref: M/Da 307[formerly Wesleyan Methodist]
Ref: M/Da 46[formerly Wesleyan]
Ref: M/Da 171[formerly Wesleyan Methodist]
Ref: M/Da 172[formerly Wesleyan chape erected in 1881l]
Ref: M/Da 173Blackwell Methodist Church [formerly United Methodist Free Church and, from 1907, United Methodist]
see Darlington, Paradise Methodist Church, Coniscliffe Road, and M/Da 200. This church was attached to Paradise Church for some time
Darlington, Paradise Methodist Church, Coniscliffe Road [United Methodist Church 1907 - 1932, United Methodist Free Church 1857 - 1907, Wesleyan Association before 1857]
[formerly Wesleyan Methodist]
Registration (Ref: M/Da )Registers of marriages (Ref: M/Da )Ref: M/Da 2103/1The Bondgate Methodist Benevolent Society was founded in 1815 as the Wesleyan Benevolent Society
Ref: M/Da 673Edit
Ref No: M/Da 870 Temp No: Acc No: 1377 (D)
Photograph of [Robert Wilson] by James Cooper and Son of Darlington, n.d. [early 20th century]
(1 photograph, monochrome)
Edit
Ref No: M/Da 871 Temp No: Acc No: 1377 (D)
Photograph of unspecified man, n.d. [early 20th century]
(1 photograph, monochrome)
(Formerly Wesleyan)
Ref: M/Da 1316[formerly Wesleyan]
Ref: M/Da 304[formerly Wesleyan Methodist]
additional (Ref: M/Da )Ref: M/Da 1949[formerly Wesleyan]
Ref: M/Da 310[formerly Wesleyan]
See also M/Da 1622 and M/MR 397
[before 1963 known as Darlington East Road Wesleyan Methodist]
Minutes (Ref: M/Da )Ref: M/Da 207[formerly Wesleyan Methodist]
Elm Ridge Methodist church was built as a private house by John Pease, who died in 1868 before the building was complete. His widow and unmarried daughter, Mary Anna, lived there until his widow's death in 1870. In 1873 Mary Anna married Jonathan Backhouse Hodgkin from Lewes and Elm Ridge was their home until Jonathan's death in 1926 and Mary Anna's in 1928. At the suggestion of Mr G. M. Harroway it was purchased for, and converted to, use as a Methodist church. Mr Harroway gave a loan for the purchase of the building and actively supervised the conversion. He subsequently cancelled the loan and made a gift of the building and four acres of land to the church. In 1936 he assumed responsibility for the costs of the conversion and in the same year a Mr Duteran Croft gave the church a pipe organ in memory of his wife. Two well-known musicians, Harry Hayman and his wife, Ada Alsop, were associated with Elm Ridge.