A list of Unitarian churches [Edmund Kell papers, Southampton Record Office] TUHS 13:2 (1964) 85-86

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1 PLACES REGIONAL Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) [the most complete list of Unitarian congregations and their ministers. Great Hucklow, Topsham and Northiam have no entries. Very useful but needs checking. Gordon s annotated copy should be in the UC Collection. Maurice Bonner s updating of Evans s Vestiges is at The Unitarian College, Luther King House, Brighton Grove, Manchester. Beard, John Relly Unitarianism in its actual condition... the rise, progress and principles of Christian Anti-Trinitarianism in different parts of the world (London, 1846) [contains a list of anti-trinitarian congregations and ministers in England and Wales] A list of Unitarian churches [Edmund Kell papers, Southampton Record Office] TUHS 13:2 (1964) Evans, John List of Dissenting congregations and ministers in England and Wales (DWL MS 38.4) [Evans list is reproduced in James, T. S. The history of the litigation and legislation respecting Presbyterian Chapels and Charities in England and Ireland between 1816 and 1849 (London, Hamilton Adams and Co, 1867)] Creasey, John Index to the John Evans list of dissenting congregations and ministers in Dr Williams s Library (London, Dr Williams s Library, Occasional Paper 11, 1964) Gordon, Alexander Freedom after ejection. A review (1690-2) of Presbyterian and Congregational nonconformity in England and Wales (1917) Sharpe, Emily Pictures of Unitarian Churches (1901) [UHS15] ENGLAND COUNTIES/GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS Lancashire and Cheshire Axon, Ernest Nonconformity in Lancashire in the seventeenth century Transactions of the Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquarian Society 35 (1918)

2 Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) [contains bibliographical references about congregations, biographical information about ministers and details of communion plate] Gordon, Alexander Cheshire Classis minutes (Manchester, 1919) Halley, Robert Lancashire: its puritanism and nonconformity (Manchester, Tubbs and Brook, 1872) Herford, R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) Nightingale, Benjamin Lancashire Nonconformity or, sketches, historical and descriptive of the Congregational and Old Presbyterian Churches in the county 6 volumes (Manchester, Heywood, ) John Dalton and Manchester, in McLachlan, Herbert Essays and Addresses, (Manchester University Press, 1950) pp Head, Geoffrey Unitarianism in Manchester decline and adaptation (Manchester, 1991) Kenworthy, Fred The East Cheshire Union of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches : a centenary sketch TUHS 12:1 (1959) 7-26 [reprinted as Richly Poured ] Nightingale, B. Lancashire Nonconformity or, sketches, historical and descriptive of the Congregational and old Presbyterian churches in the county 6 volumes ( ) Pegler, G South Cheshire and District Association of Sunday Schools and Congregations [1925] Perry, H. E. The East Cheshire Christian Union: an historical sketch (1925) Steers, David The Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire: a brief account of its origin and significnace (n.d. probably 1991) Wach, Howard M. Unitarian philanthropy and cultural hegemony in comparative perspective: Manchester and Boston, Journal of Social History 26:3 (Spring 1993) [compares Unitarian philanthropy in Manchester UK and Boston USA in relation to the ideas of Joseph Tuckerman] London Wilson, Walter The history and antiquities of Dissenting churches and meeting houses in London, Westminster, and Southwark 4 volumes (London, )

3 East Anglia The Unitarian heritage in East Anglia (2010) Jones, G. Randall Notes on the history of the Eastern Union of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches TUHS 4:1 (1927) English West Midlands Evans, George Eyre Midland churches: a history of the congregations on the roll of the Midland Christian Union (Dudley, 1899) [contains bibliographical references about congregations, biographical information about ministers and details of communion plate] Historical Summary ( ) (The Midland Christian Union of Presbyterian, Unitarian, and other Non-Subscribing Churches, re-printed from the annual report, 1925) An illustrated handbook of the Presbyterian, Unitarian, and other Liberal Christian Churches in the Midlands with a short life of Dr Priestley (Birmingham, Priestley Centenary Fund, 1904) [pictures of ministers and churches] Sell, Alan P. F. Protestant nonconformists and the West Midlands of England (Keele University Press, 1996) [Toulmin, Joshua] Dissenting churches in the town and neighbourhood of Birmingham [c.1805] [DWL fol. MS 38.12] [List of churches, with ministerial succession and brief notes] Woodall, R. D. Midland Unitarianism and its story (Sutton Coldfield, Norman A. Tector Ltd, 1962) English East Midlands Bolam, C. Gordon 'The changes and development within Presbyterianism in the counties of Derby, Leicester and Nottingham from its organisation in the Commonwealth to the transformation to Independency and Unitarianismc. 1780' (M.A. thesis, University of Nottingham, 1957) Bolam, C. Gordon Three hundred years : the story of the churches forming the North Midland Presbyterian and Unitarian Association (Nottingham, 1962) West of England Brockett, Allan ed. The Exeter Assembly: the minutes of the Assemblies of the United Brethren of Devon and Cornwall, , as transcribed by the Reverend

4 Isaac Gilling Devon and Cornwall Record Society New series Vol. 6 (1963) [brief biographies of all persons mentioned] Murch, Jerom A history of the Presbyterian and General Baptist churches in the west of England with memoirs of some of their pastors (London, 1835) Bedfordshire Tibbutt, H. G. Some Bedfordshire links with Unitarians and Liberal Christians TUHS 14:2 (1968) Cornwall Ruston, Alan Unitarianism in Cornwall TUHS 19:3 (1989) Devon Brockett, A. A. Nonconformity in Devon in the eighteenth century Transactions of the Devonshire Association 90 (1958) Gillespie, J. T. 17th century Presbyterianism in Devon and Cornwall Journal of the Presbyterian Historical Society of England 8 (???) 23-5 [Manning, J. ] Account of ministers settled in Devonshire from 1662 to the present time with their number of hearers in 1715 and [Inserted in Minute Book A of the United Brethren] (DWL MIC.48) Powicke, F. J. Arianism and the Exeter Assembly Transactions of the Congregational Historical Society 7 (????) Towgood, M. An imperfect account of the succession of ministers in the several Dissenting Congregations in.. Devonshire (DWL MS ) Windeatt, E. Devonshire and the Indulgence of 1672 Transactions of the Congregational Historical Society 1 (????) 84-91, , Windeatt, E. The Puritans in Devon Transactions of the Congregational Historical Society 1 (???) 92-4 Worth, R. N. Puritanism in Devon and the Exeter Assembly Transactions of the Devonshire Association (1877) Hertfordshire Ruston, Alan R. Unitarianism in Hertfordshire (Oxhey, 1979) Kent

5 Minutes of the East Kent General Baptist Association, [DWL MS 38.79a] Minutes of the quarterly meetings of the East Kent General Baptist churches, [DWL MS 38.72] Minutes of the Kent and Sussex General Baptist Association (founded 1708), ; [DWL MS 38.83] Minutes of the meetings of the General Baptist churches in and about East and West Kent, [DWL MS 38.79b] Buffard, F. Kent and Sussex Baptist Associations (E.Vinson, 1964) Mills, H. L. 'Baptists in the Weald' Baptist Quarterly 2 (????) Packer, Brian A. The Unitarian Heritage in Kent (London, 1991) Whitley, W. T. 'Baptists in East Kent' Baptist Quarterly 2 (????) 90-2, , Norfolk Norfolk Unitarians: congregations and chapels outside Norwich (1997) Shropshire Skinner, R. F. Nonconfomity in Shropshire, : a study in the rise and progress of Baptist, Congregational, Presbyterian and Methodist societies (1964) Staffordshire Beard, Lilian Unitarianism in the Potteries from 1812 TUHS 6:1 (1935) Matthew's A. G. The Congregational Churches of Staffordshire with some account of the Puritans, Presbyterians, Baptists and Quakers in the county during the 17th century (Congregational Union of England and Wales, 1924) Surrey Hooper, T. R. 'General Baptists in Surrey and Sussex' Baptist Quarterly 4 (????) Sussex Minutes of the Kent and Sussex General Baptist Association (founded 1708), ; [DWL MS 38.83] Buffard, F. Kent and Sussex Baptist Associations (E. Vinson, 1964)

6 Hooper, T. R. 'General Baptists in Surrey and Sussex' Baptist Quarterly 4 (????) Yorkshire Anderson, A. 'From puritanism to nonconformity, : a study in the development of Protestant Dissent, with special reference to Yorkshire' (Ph.D thesis, University of Hull, 1980) Axon, Ernest Yorkshire Nonconformity in 1743 TUHS 5:3 (1933) Walker, Frank and Goodchild, John F. Unitarianism in Yorkshire: a short history (1962) The Unitarian Chapels of Yorkshire (Yorkshire Union, n.d.) [photographs and ministers] PLACES Accrington Founded 1859, built Oxford St 1868, Closed 1980s Bolton CL (NUL 11/1); Unitarian College Collection (UCC/4/7B). Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) p.1 Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.197 and Herford, R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) pp Jones, J. I. A brief history of the Unitarian Church in Accrington from 1859 to 1909 (1909) Ainsworth Cockey Moor Founded 1662, built 1672, 1715

7 Church; Lancashire RO (PR 2829/1-7); PRO(Lancashire 4, C , B ). The story of Cockey New Chapel (n.d.) Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) pp.2-4 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Ainsworth] TUHS 4:1 (1927) Herford R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) pp Nightingale, B. Lancashire Nonconformity or, sketches, historical and descriptive of the Congregational and old Presbyterian churches in the county volume 3 ( ) pp Alcester Founded before 1693, built Knowsley Rd Warwickshire RO (CR 1018); PRO(Warwickshire 1, C and B ). Evans, George Eyre Midland churches: a history of the congregations on the roll of the Midland Christian Union (Dudley, 1899) pp.9-18 Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.3 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Alcester ] TUHS 4:1 (1927) 60-2 Stell, Christopher An inventory of Nonconformist chapels and meeting-houses in Central England (HMSO, 1986) pp.226-7

8 Allostock Founded 1672, built 1690, closed 1909 PRO (Cheshire 1,C and B ); see Knutsford Brook St Chapel records. Payne, George A. An ancient chapel: Brook Street Chapel, Knutsford with Allostock Chapel nr. Knutsford (Banbury, 1934) Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.4 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Allostock] TUHS 4:1 (1927) Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) pp.5-7 Alnwick Founded 1815, Ebenezer Chapel, Correction House Yard Dr Williams's Library (94.K1 Odgers); PRO (Northumberland 2,. C ). Altrincham Founded and built Shaw's Lane 1814, Dunham Rd 1872 Church; PRO (Cheshire 27, C ). Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) pp.8-10

9 Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.5 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Altrincham] TUHS 4:1 (1927) Godfrey, Peter Bertram Unitarianism in Altrincham (duplicated, 1964) Teagle, Frances and Midgley, John eds The Unitarian Congregation in Altrincham : Essays in celebration (Dunham Road Unitarian Chapel, 1997) Ansdell Founded 1905, built 1906, 1930 Herford, R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) pp Ashford-in-the-Water Founded , built about 1700 Cliff End; Graveyard survives see local parish records. Ashton-in-Makerfield Park Lane Chapel. Founded 1672, built 1697 Wigan RO, Leigh (D/NUI); Unitarian College Collection (B215; C29). Molyneux, H. Park Lane Chapel, 250th commemoration : a short survey of chapel history and souvenir programme of the 250th anniversary celebrations (Ashton-in Makerfield, n.d.)

10 Park Lane Chapel (Unitarian): a brief history of the chapel written for the further interest of its visitors (Wigan, Examiner Office, n.d.) Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) pp Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp Fox, George The history of Park Lane Chapel (Manchester, H. Rawson and Co., 1897) Herford, R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) pp Nightingale, B. Lancashire Nonconformity or, sketches, historical and descriptive of the Congregational and old Presbyterian churches in the county volume 4 ( ) pp Ashton-under-Lyne Founded 1897, built 1900, Richmond Hill 1907, Closed 1984 Tameside Local Studies (NU3) Bazaar Book (1909 3pp. [UHS15] Ashwick Founded before 1699, built 1703, 1758-late 19th century? Unitarian College Collection; Somerset RO. PRO (Somerset 1, C , , B ); Murch, Jerom A history of the Presbyterian and General Baptist churches in the west of England with memoirs of some of their pastors (London, 1835) pp

11 Astley Founded c , recommenced 1856, built Manchester Rd 1865 Closed 2008 Church; PRO (Lancashire 12, C ). Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) p.11 Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.6 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Astley] TUHS 4:1 (1927) Herford, R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) p. 51 Atherstone Founded 1689, built OM Long St PRO (Warwickshire 3, C ). Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.6-7 Evans, George Eyre Midland churches: a history of the congregations on the roll of the Midland Christian Union (Dudley, 1899) pp Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Atherstone] TUHS 4:1 (1927) 62 Inquirer 15 November 1980 Atherton Chowbent founded and built 1645, 1721

12 Wigan RO; Unitarian College Collection (C1); PRO (Lancashire 58, C ). Chowbent Chapel Bicentenary programme and souvenir (1921) 'Chowbent Chapel and its ministers TUHS 9:1 (1947) Baker, F. The life and times of the Rev. James Woods... called "General" Woods, a discourse... at the Presbyterian Chapel, Chowbent, February 20th, 1859 (1859) Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) pp Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.7-8 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Atherton] TUHS 4:1 (1927) Gordon, Alexander Ancient days at Atherton (Leigh, 1921) Herford, R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) pp Nightingale, B. Lancashire Nonconformity or, sketches, historical and descriptive of the Congregational and old Presbyterian churches in the county volume 4 ( ) pp Wright, J. J. The story of Chowbent Chapel, (1921) Banbury Tyssen, Amherst D. The Old Meeting House, Banbury, and its successor the Unitarian Church TUHS 1:3 (1918) Cobb, E. Some traditions and historical recollections relating to the old Presbyterian Meeting-house at Banbury [DWL MS (a))

13 Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.9 Evans, George Eyre Midland churches: a history of the congregations on the roll of the Midland Christian Union (Dudley, 1899) pp Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Banbury] TUHS 4:1 (1927) Stell, Christopher An inventory of Nonconformist chapels and meeting-houses in Central England (HMSO, 1986) p. 170 Barnard Castle Founded 1844, built 1870, closed c.1930 Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.10 Barnstable Evans, George Eyre Barnstable: Cross Street Chapel TUHS 3:2 (1924) [N&Q74] Bath Founded 1672, built Frog Lane 1692, Trim St Bath City RO; Dr Williams's Library (94K4, 9 Odgers); PRO (Somerset 4, C , , B ). [The manual Sweetland organ from Trim Street is restored and erected in Home Farm Barn, Chawton, Alton, Herts GU34 1SJ [info from Graham Rankin who rescued the organ and lives at Home Farm 22 December 1998] Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.10-11

14 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Bath] TUHS 4:1 (1927) Murch, Jerom A history of the Presbyterian and General Baptist churches in the west of England with memoirs of some of their pastors (London, 1835) pp Wiard, H. D. Some notes on Unitarianism in Bath (1951) Battle Founded 1780, built GM and later Christ Church , ; E Sussex RO (NU3); Unitarian College Collection (D9; D62); PRO (Sussex 3, C , B ). Burgess, Walter H. Battle Unitarian Chapel The Southern Unitarian Magazine ( ) 7, 22, 43, 61, 75, 91, 106, 121 [I (AMH) have used the cuttings of these articles in George Eyre Evans s cuttings volume Presbyterian Chapels - shorter articles at Harris Manchester College, Oxford library strong room 1 (in 2001 bay nearest door beyond the hymn books)] Christian Life 4 May 1888 [in GEE ibid pp ] 27 April 1889 [ibid. pp.227-8] Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Battle] TUHS 4:1 (1927) Battle Free Thinking Christians Fl Church book of a congregation formed in Battle in 1818 in union with the 'Freethinking Christians... in the Crescent, Jewin Street, London, with minutes [DWL MS 38.67]; Dr Williams's Library (38.67; 38.87).

15 Bedfield Founded 1892, built 1895, closed 2010 Suffolk RO (FK4/2, FK4/4). Reed, Cliff 'The continuing mission - Bedfield Unitarian Chapel' TUHS 22:1 (1999) Bedford Bedfordshire Unitarian Fellowship Founded 1960 archival material Church Belper Founded 1689, built Field Row 1716, 1788 Church Bolam, C. Gordon Three hundred years : the story of the churches forming the North Midland Presbyterian and Unitarian Association (Nottingham, 1962) pp.9-12 Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.13 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Belper] TUHS 4:2 (1928) Stell, Christopher An inventory of Nonconformist chapels and meeting-houses in Central England (HMSO, 1986) pp Wykes, David L. Belper Unitarian Chapel (1978)

16 Bessell s Green, see Sevenoaks Bewdley Founded 1696, built High St 1696/ PRO (Worcestershire 2, C , B ). Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.15 Evans, George Eyre Midland churches: a history of the congregations on the roll of the Midland Christian Union (Dudley, 1899) pp Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Bewdley] TUHS 4:2 (1928) Stell, Christopher An inventory of Nonconformist chapels and meeting-houses in Central England (HMSO, 1986) pp Biddenden GB Founded 1648, built Unitarian College Collection (D62) Billingshurst GB Founded and built High St 1754 Church; Dr Williams's Library (38.66); Unitarian College Collection (D11); PRO (Sussex 4, B ); registers and MIs have beentranscribed (Dr Williams's Library and CRO).

17 Burgess, W. H. 'Billingshurst in 1851' [Notes and Queries 162] TUHS 6:2 (1936) Caffyn, John Sussex believers: Baptist marriages in the 17th and 18th centuries (Churchman Publishing, 1988) Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Billingshurst] TUHS 4:2 (1928) Evershed, John J. A short account of the Free Christian Church, Billingshurst formerly known as The General Baptist Chapel TUHS 9:3 (1949) Burials in Sussex [Billingshurst and Horsham] TUHS 20:3 (1993) Maguire, Leonard J. trs. Billingshurst: The general Baptist Meeting House: composite register of deaths and monumental inscriptions (October 1985) Birkenhead Founded and built Charing Cross Grange Rd 1851, Bessborough Rd 1903, Clive Rd, Closed 1976 Cheshire RO (EUC 4); see West Kirby Church records. Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) p Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Birkenhead] TUHS 4:2 (1928) Birmingham (General) Brunel, Christopher The burning of the Birmingham Unitarian chapels Coins (October 1971) 17 [pictures of Old and New Meetings, Birmingham on metal tokens]

18 Bushrod, Emily The history of Unitarianism in Birmingham from the middle of the eighteenth century to 1893 (MA Thesis, University of Birmingham, 1954) James, John Angell Protestant Nonconformity: a sketch of its general history with an account of the rise and present state of its various denominations in the town of Birmingham (London, Hamilton Adams and Co, 1849) Wykes, David L. '"A finished monster of the true Birmingham breed": Birmingham Unitarians and the 1791 Priestley riots' in Sell, Alan P. F. ed. Protestant Nonconformists and the West Midlands of England (Keele University Press, 1996) Birmingham Church of the Saviour, founded and built Birmingham RL (258925; ; George Dawson Collection; ). Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.20-1 Evans, George Eyre Midland churches: a history of the congregations on the roll of the Midland Christian Union (Dudley, 1899) pp Birmingham Fazeley Street Domestic Mission Evans, George Eyre Midland churches: a history of the congregations on the roll of the Midland Christian Union (Dudley, 1899) pp Birmingham Free Christian Society Matthews, A. B. Free Christian Society (1900) pp.79 [UHS15]

19 Birmingham, Hollywood Founded and built Kingswood (Dollax) 1708, 1793 Church; Birmingham RL(303437). [Jatvis, W.] Kingswood Chapel, Holywood [a leaflet, c.1939.] Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp Evans, George Eyre Midland churches: a history of the congregations on the roll of the Midland Christian Union (Dudley, 1899) pp Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Kingswood] TUHS 7:1 (1939) Stell, Christopher An inventory of Nonconformist chapels and meeting-houses in Central England (HMSO, 1986) pp Christian Freeman (1870) 24-5 Birmingham, Domestic Mission Hurst Street Domestic Mission James, John Angell Protestant Nonconformity: a sketch of its general history with an account of the rise and present state of its various denominations in the town of Birmingham (London, Hamilton Adams and Co, 1849) p.90 Evans, George Eyre Midland churches: a history of the congregations on the roll of the Midland Christian Union (Dudley, 1899) pp.72 Birmingham, Kingswood Kingswood see Birmingham, Hollywood Birmingham, New Meeting

20 New Meeting Moore Street Broad Street Founded 1672, built 1692, New Meeting 1732, 1802, Church of Messiah Broad St 1862, Unitarian New Meeting Ryland St 1973 Church; Birmingham RL; PRO(Warwickshire 7, C 1719, , B notdated); Deeds are with George Green & Co [2008]. Bushrod, Emily The Birmingham Unitarians (Birmingham, n.d.) Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp Evans, George Eyre Midland churches: a history of the congregations on the roll of the Midland Christian Union (Dudley, 1899) pp Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Birmingham: Church of the Messiah] TUHS 4:2 (1928) James, John Angell Protestant Nonconformity: a sketch of its general history with an account of the rise and present state of its various denominations in the town of Birmingham (London, Hamilton Adams and Co, 1849) pp Little, B. Catholic churches since 1623 (1966) pp New, Herbert The New Meeting and the Church of the Messiah, Birmingham: a survey of their history (Birmingham, 1912) Stell, Christopher An inventory of Nonconformist chapels and meeting-houses in Central England (HMSO, 1986) p Wilson, H. G. One hundred years of religious and social work in Birmingham: the Church of the Messiah Domestic Mission TUHS 8:3 (1945) Victoria County History: Warwickshire VII (1964) 409, 475 Inquirer 23 November 1974 Birmingham, Handsworth

21 Founded 1834, built Newhall Hill 1840, Gibson Rd, Handsworth 1951 Birmingham RL copy of Stych, J History of Newhall Hill Church (1892), contains MS notes. Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.21-2 Evans, George Eyre Midland churches: a history of the congregations on the roll of the Midland Christian Union (Dudley, 1899) pp Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Birmingham: Newhall Hill] TUHS 4:2 (1928) 164 James, John Angell Protestant Nonconformity: a sketch of its general history with an account of the rise and present state of its various denominations in the town of Birmingham (London, Hamilton Adams and Co, 1849) pp Stell, Christopher An inventory of Nonconformist chapels and meeting-houses in Central England (HMSO, 1986) p.230 [Stych, J.] History of the Newhall Hill church and schools, Birmingham [1892] Victoria County History: Warwickshire VII (1964) Christian Freeman (1872) Birmingham, Old Meeting OM Founded 1687, built 1689, 1795, Birmingham RL (258256); Dr Williams's Library (38.123); Unitarian College Collection (C11. Cl42); PRO(Warwickshire 6, C , B ). Beale, Catherine Hutton Memorials of the Old Meeting House and burial ground, Birmingham (White and Pike, 1882) [gives full transcription and notes] Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.17-18

22 Evans, George Eyre Midland churches: a history of the congregations on the roll of the Midland Christian Union (Dudley, 1899) pp Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Birmingham: Old Meeting] TUHS 4:2 (1928) James, John Angell Protestant Nonconformity: a sketch of its general history with an account of the rise and present state of its various denominations in the town of Birmingham (London, Hamilton Adams and Co, 1849) pp.77-80, 89 Lee, E. Rosalind An episode in the history of the Old Meeting House, Birmingham, illustrated in some letters... of Thomas Eyre Lee TUHS 11:4 (1958) Mullins, George W. The Old Meeting Church, Birmingham: an address (1934) Rowe, Mortimer The Old Meeting Church, Birmingham High Court (Chancery Division), 1960 TUHS 12:2 (1960) Sibree J. and Caston, M. Independency in Warwickshire (1855) pp Stell, Christopher An inventory of Nonconformist chapels and meeting-houses in Central England (HMSO, 1986) p.229 Thomas, J. M. Lloyd The catholic tradition and outlook of the Old Meeting Church (Birmingham, Cornish Brothers Ltd., 1918) Victoria County History: Warwickshire VII (1964) 474, 476 Letters, , concerning resignation of S. W. Browne and Robert Kell from the Old Meeting, Birmingham, and appointment of Hugh Hutton [DWL MS ] Birmingham, Paradise Street Founded and built Paradise St about 1790, Little Cannon St PRO(Warwickshire 6A, C ). Evans, George Eyre Midland churches: a history of the congregations on the roll of the Midland Christian Union (Dudley, 1899) pp Birmingham, Small Heath

23 Founded 1893, built Waverley Rd Church 1898 Church; see also Birmingham Church of the Saviour. Evans, George Eyre Midland churches: a history of the congregations on the roll of the Midland Christian Union (Dudley, 1899) pp Blackburn Herford, R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) pp Blackpool, North Shore (Formerly Banks Street) Founded 1873, built Dickson Rd , Closed 1975 Lancashire RO (UBe); Bolton CL (NUL8). Bracewell, W. H. North Shore Unitarian Church, Dickson Road (1945) Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) p.20 Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.23-4 Herford, R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) pp.54-5 Blackpool, South Shore Founded 1894, built Lytham Rd 1903

24 Church; Lancashire RO (DDX 207/6 and112). South Shore Unitarian Church, Blackpool Herford, R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) p. 56 Bloxham and Milton Founded 1672, built about 1700 (Bloxham), Milton Chapel Lane closed 1865 PRO (Oxfordshire 6, C ). Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.24 Evans, George Eyre Midland churches: a history of the congregations on the roll of the Midland Christian Union (Dudley, 1899) pp.77-8 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Bloxham] TUHS 4:2 (1928) Stell, Christopher An inventory of Nonconformist chapels and meeting-houses in Central England (HMSO, 1986) pp Tyssen, Amherst D. The Presbyterians of Bloxham and Milton, near Banbury TUHS 2:2 (1920) 9-32 Declaration of the Trust of the Milton Meeting House. 7 May 1708 [DWL MS (b)] Bolton (General) Taylor, Peter A divided middle class: Bolton Manchester Region History Review (May 1992) 3-15

25 Bolton, Bank Street Bank Street Chapel, founded 1672, built 1696, 1856 Church; Unitarian College Collection (C154, UCC/4/4, UCC/4/8/18); PRO (Lancashire 27, C and B , C ; Bolton Archive service; further deposit with Bolton Archive service recorded by NRA [published in Journal of Ecclesiastical History April 2002] of minutes Sunday School records, correspondence and financial records Baker, Franklin The rise and progress of nonconformity in Bolton: an historical sketch of a congregation of Protestant Dissenters assembling in Deansgate and afterwards in Bank Street (London, E. T. Whitefield, 1854) Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) pp Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.24-5 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Bolton, Bank Street] TUHS 4:2 (1928) Herford, R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) pp Nightingale, B. Lancashire Nonconformity or, sketches, historical and descriptive of the Congregational and old Presbyterian churches in the county volume 3 ( ) pp Ramsden, Geoffrey M. A responsible society: the life and times of the congregation of Bank Street Chapel, Bolton, Lancashire. (Unitarian) (Horsham, G. M. Ramsden, 1985) [Street, C. J. and others] Bank Street Chapel, Bolton. Bi-centenary commemoration (London Philip Green, Manchester & H. Rawson and Co., n.d.) Bolton, Halliwell Road Founded and built Halliwell Rd 1899, Closed 2014

26 Probably with the former secretary (2015). Hodgson, Irvin The cause thou fightest for: the golden jubilee handbook of the Halliwell Road Free Church Bolton (Bolton, Ship Gates Press, 1949) Herford, R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) pp Bolton, Unity Founded 1862, Commission St 1868, Unity Church Dean Rd 1893; Now at Chorley New Road Bolton CL (NUL 11/1). Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) p.24 Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.26 Herford, R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) pp Bolton, Moor Lane Moor Lane founded 1822-c.1843; see Bolton Bank St Chapel records; PRO (Lancashire26a, C ). Bolton on Dearne

27 Founded and built Priory Rd Sheffield CL. Bootle Founded 1889, built Stanley Rd Records held by solicitor (Alsop, Stevenson, Bateson of Water Street, Liverpool); Unitarian College Collection (UCC/4/8/8). Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) p.25 Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.26 Boston Founded and built Spain Lane 1804, 1819 Church; PRO (Lincolnshire 8, B ); PRO (RG 37/17). Bolam, C. Gordon Three hundred years : the story of the churches forming the North Midland Presbyterian and Unitarian Association (Nottingham, 1962) pp Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.27-8 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Boston: Spain Lane] TUHS 4:3 (1929) Thompson, Pishey History and antiquities of Boston (1856 reprinted Lincolnshire Heritage Group 1997) [Thompson was a chapel member]

28 Bournemouth Founded 1882, built West Hill Rd 1891, Hinton Rd 1991 Dorset RO (NU4). Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.28 Bow Founded Devon RO (2011 D). see Crediton Bradford, Chapel Lane Founded 1672, built Toad Lane 1719, Chapel Lane 1869, Russell St 1971 Church; Bradford District Archives Dept (B929.5BLA; DB39/27/4; 30D81; 31D81; 44D88; DB39/44/1-2; Strongroom 81); Shrewsbury PL (Astley papers 1067/ ); National Library of Wales (MSS ) E Ceredig Jones MSS; PRO (Yorkshire 39, C , B ). [Cook, E. J. Raymond] Bradford Unitarian Church. Chapel Lane Chapel [n.d.] Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.28-9 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Bradford] TUHS 4:3 (1929)

29 Pilcher, R. English Presbyterianism in Bradford... the last discourses preached in the Old Chapel, Chapel Lane (1868) Bradford, Broadway Avenue Founded and built Broadway Ave Closed c.2008 West Yorkshire Archive Service, Bradford (WYB361) Bradford on Avon Murch, Jerom A history of the Presbyterian and General Baptist churches in the west of England with memoirs of some of their pastors (London, 1835) pp Bradwell Founded and built Old Chapel ; Unitarian College Collection (D4). Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.30 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Bradwell] TUHS 4:3 (1929) Evans, S. Bradwell: ancient and modern (1912) pp.19-22, 52, Stell, Christopher An inventory of Nonconformist chapels and meeting-houses in Central England (HMSO, 1986) pp [Newspaper Cutting] 1897 [UHS15] Bridgwater Founded 1662, built Dampiet St 1688

30 Somerset RO and Osler family papers; PRO (Somerset 16, C , B ). Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.30-2 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Bridgwater] TUHS 4:3 (1929) Murch, Jerom A history of the Presbyterian and General Baptist churches in the west of England with memoirs of some of their pastors (London, 1835) pp Pike, Clement E. Pews and benches [Bridgwater] TUHS 2:4 (1922) Pike, Clement E. Evolution of church government in a Presbyterian congregation [Bridgwater] TUHS 3:1 (1923) Pike, Clement Edwards Our ancient meeting house: some account of the fabric of Christ Church, Dampiet Street, Bridgwater (Bridgwater, The Eastgate Press, n.d.) Woodhall, R. D. Christ Church Unitarian Chapel, Dampiet Street, Bridgewater (undated typscript of 2 A4 pages) Donkin, Brod Church under threat Mercury and Gazette (12 March 1986) Bridport Founded and built East St 1672, 1794 Dorset RO (N1; Colfox family papersd43/r1-7); PRO (Dorset 4, C , , , B ). Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.32-3 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Bridport] TUHS 4:3 (1929) Murch, Jerom A history of the Presbyterian and General Baptist churches in the west of England with memoirs of some of their pastors (London, 1835) pp Short, E. Basil The beginnings of Bridport nonconformity TUHS 21:2 (1996)

31 Short, E. Basil A respectable society Bridport (Bradford on Avon, Moonraker Press, 1976) Brighton Founded 1797, built Jew St 1806, Cavendish St 1812, New Road 1820 East Sussex RO (NU/6/ ). Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.34 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Brighton] TUHS 4:3 (1929) Hood, Alfred A hundred years of religious growth, printed from notes of a sermon preached at the centenary service of the Free Christian Church, New Road, Brighton on Sunday evening, 24th October 1897 pp.7 (Brighton, W. Gill printer, The Lanes, 1897) [copy in Brighton RL] Rowland, John Christ Church (Unitarian), New Road, Brighton: a short history TUHS 10:3 (1953) Rowland, John The story of Brighton Unitarian Church (London, The Lindsey Press, 1972) [no title or date or author] pp.33 [UHS15] Bristol, Clifton Founded and built Clifton, Oakfield Rd 1864\see Lewin's Mead Bristol RO (39901). Bristol, Domestic Mission Founded Domestic Mission Montague St 1839-? Somerset RO (D/N/wu 6/1).

32 Bristol, Lewin s Mead Founded 1662, built Lewin's Mead M 1694, 1791, Brunswick Square 1991 Church; Bristol RO; Dr Williams's Library (OD 21-35); PRO (Somerset 18 (RG 8/90) C , B ). Bristol Record Society Publications 12 (????)74-5 Caston, M. Independency in Bristol (1860) pp.80-9 Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.35-6 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Bristol: Lewin s Mead] TUHS 4:3 (1929) Griffiths, O. M. Side lights on the history of Presbyterian-Unitarianism from the records of Lewin s Mead Chapel, Bristol TUHS 6:2 (1936) Murch, Jerom A history of the Presbyterian and General Baptist churches in the west of England with memoirs of some of their pastors (London, 1835) pp Stell, Christopher An inventory of Nonconformist chapels and meeting-houses in Central England (HMSO, 1986) pp.70-3 Thomas, C. J. [no title] (1891) pp.32 [UHS15] Lewins Mead (Business Design Group, n.d.) Bristol, Frenchay, see Frenchay Bromsgrove

33 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Bromsgrove] TUHS 4:4 (1930) Burnley Founded 1858, built Trafalgar Rd Unitarian College Collection (UCC /4/2) Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) pp Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.36-7 Herford, R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) pp Burslem Fl see reference in Congleton Chapel records Bury, Bank Street Founded and built Silver St 1719, Bank St 1852, 1974 Church; Unitarian College Collection (UCC/4/6); PRO (Lancashire 39, C , B ). A souvenir booklet to commemorate the 25oth anniversary of Bury s oldest nonconformist church, (the foundation of the Unitarian churches at Bank Street and Chesham) erected in Silver Street and opened for worship on 10th December 1719 (Rochdale, Peel Press, 1969) Bazaar Book (1901) pp.24 [UHS15]

34 Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) pp Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.37-8 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Bury (Lancs)] TUHS 4:4 (1930) Herford R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) pp Nightingale, B. Lancashire Nonconformity or, sketches, historical and descriptive of the Congregational and old Presbyterian churches in the county volume 3 ( ) pp Bury, Chesham Founded and built Halstead St , united with Bank St Bury 1972 Bury Museum and Archives (CCU) Chesham Unitarian Congregation and Sunday School: a brief historical sketch issued in connection with the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Sunday School (Bury, Roberts & Spencer, 1920) Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) pp.30 Herford, R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) pp Bury St. Edmunds Founded 1672, built Church Gate St 1690, Suffolk RO Bury St Edmunds(E5/5/2.1) Suffolk RO Ipswich(FK4/500/1); PRO (Suffolk 8, C ).

35 Duncan, J. The history of the Presbyterians in Bury St. Edmunds (Typescript, 1961) [DWL] Duncan J. A little episode in the history of the Presbyterian Church... in Bury St. Edmunds during the ministry of Rev. Joseph A. Newael (Typescript, 1965) [DWL] Duncan J. 'The Presbyterians in Bury St. Edmunds: a summary' Presbyterian Historical Society of England Journal 12 ( ) Duncan J. Samuel Bury, th Mar. 1729/30 minister at the Presbyterian church, Bury St. Edmunds, (Typescript, 1957) [DWL] Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.38-9 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Bury-St. Edmunds] TUHS 4:4 (1930) Godfrey, W. H. Unitarian chapels in Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds Architectural Journal 108 (1951) Deed of 1686 [DWL MIC 167] Rules and constitution of the church in Church Gate Street, Bury St. Edmunds (c.1757) [DWL MIC 73] Buxton Founded 1672, built 1690, Hartington Rd Derbyshire RO; Tameside Local Studies L (NU1/21, 25 and 74). Axon, Ernest Buxton Chapel TUHS 3:4 (1926) Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Buxton] TUHS 4:4 (1930)

36 Calne Founded Somerset RO (D/N/wu 4); Wiltshire RO (1241/29 and 37). Murch, Jerom A history of the Presbyterian and General Baptist churches in the west of England with memoirs of some of their pastors (London, 1835) pp Cambridge Founded 1904, built Memorial Church Emmanuel Rd 1928 Church; Unitarian College Collection (A 10) 2 MS articles. C. S. K. [? Courtney S. Kenney] [Cuttings] (1906) [UHS15] Canterbury GB Founded 1642, occupied the thirteenth-century Blackfriars from Unitarian College Collection (D62); Dr Williams's Library (38. 78, ); see also E Kent, E and W Kent GB churches; Kent and Sussex Unitarian Christian Association records; PRO (Kent 11,C , B ); Registers have been transcribed, see General Baptist Assembly Occasional Paper No. 17 (1992). Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.40-1 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Canterbury] TUHS 4:4 (1930)

37 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Canterbury: Greyfriars and Blackfriars] TUHS 5:1 (1931) Creasey, John and Maguire, Leonard J. trs. The General Baptist Church meeting in and about Canterbury Church Book 1660 to 1695 (London, General Baptist Assembly, 1992) [Occasional Paper 18] [DWL MS 38.80] Canterbury: Blackfriars General Baptist Church Abstracts from the PRO registers of births and burials (?1984) [DWL MS 38.78] Canterbury: Blackfriars General Baptist Church A transcription of the Church Book (????) [DWL MS 38.78] Taylor, Arthur F. The Free Churches of Canterbury: a sketch of their history and of their relation to one another (1932) [General Baptists pp.5-19; Presbyterians pp.??-??] Carlisle Founded 1883, built Victoria Viaduct 1889; Finkle St.; Lorne St Cumbria RO (CAE 1/82;4/1988; 4/2002); Leeds Mill Hill Cha(87); Dr Williams's Library. Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.41 Chatham GB Founded 1600, built Heavyside Lane 1802, Hammond Hill later Church of the Great Companions 1882 Church; PRO (Kent 16, C , B ); see also Kent and Sussex Unitarian Christian Association. Registers have been transcribed, see General Baptist Assembly Occasional Paper no. 13 (1991).

38 Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.42-3 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Chatham, Cheshunt, Chester] TUHS 5:2 (1932) [Maguire, Leonard ed.] The General Baptist Church and its Meeting House at Chatrham, Kent: a transcription of the Church Book covering the period (London, General Baptisy Assembly, 1988) Chatham: the General Baptist Church A transcription of the PRO births and burial registers together with the sexton s burial register to 1854 (?1988) Chatham: the General Baptist Church Title deeds to the Meeting House (? 1988) Chelmsford Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.43 Cheltenham Founded 1832, built Bayshill 1844 Church Bayshill Unitarian church centenary programme (1934) Blake, S. T. Cheltenham's churches and chapels AD (1979) pp.25-6 Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.43-4 Murch, Jerom A history of the Presbyterian and General Baptist churches in the west of England with memoirs of some of their pastors (London, 1835) pp Stell, Christopher An inventory of Nonconformist chapels and meeting-houses in Central England (HMSO, 1986) p.78 CF [? Christian Freeman] (1871) Cheshunt Founded 1705 Grossbrook St

39 PRO (Hertfordshire 10, C ). Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Cheshunt] TUHS 5:2 (1932) Chester Founded 1662, built Crook St, later called Matthew Henry's Chapel 1700, Blacon (closed and sold, congregation continues to meet monthly in hired premises) Chester City RO (D/MH); Dr Williams's Library (38.55); PRO(Cheshire 12, C , , B ). Barlow, Simon John and others Matthew Henry: his life, family, chapel and successors 1550 to 1995 (Chester, Communiquest, 1995) Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) pp Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.44-5 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Chester] TUHS 5:2 (1932) Roberts, H. D. Matthew Henry and his chapel (Liverpool, 1901) Tasker, W. W. Matthew Henry s Chapel Chester Archaeological Society Journal 22 (1917) [reprinted as a pamphlet] Chesterfield Founded 1662, built Elder Yard 1694 Church; Chesterfield PL (ELD 1-71);

40 Dr Williams's Library (94K11Odgers); Shrewsbury PL (Astley papers); PRO (Derbyshire 15, C , B ). Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.46-7 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Chesterfield] TUHS 5:3 (1933) Robson, Douglas W. Origins and history of Elder Yard Chapel, Chesterfield: a short sketch (Chesterfield, 1924) (revised by Vallance, A. W. 1967, duplicated) Stell, Christopher An inventory of Nonconformist chapels and meeting-houses in Central England (HMSO, 1986) pp Chichester, Baffins Lane GB Baffin's Lane Fl , united with East Gate West Sussex RO (B1/1/1-B1/9/7); Dr Williams's Library (38.86f OD /5); PRO (Sussex 18,. C ). Burgess, Walter H. Changing ministers at Chichester in 1817 TUHS 7:2 (1940) Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp.47-8 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Chichester: Baffin s Lane and East Gate] TUHS 5:3 (1933) Thatcher, Peter Then and now: Baptists in Chichester (Chichester Baptist Church, Sherbourne Rd, Chichester, W. Sussex PO119 3AE ISBN X) Chichester, East Gate GB Founded and built East Gate

41 Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.48 Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Chichester: Baffin s Lane and East Gate] TUHS 5:3 (1933) Thatcher, Peter Then and now: Baptists in Chichester (Chichester Baptist Church, 1995) Choppington Founded and built Front St Tyne and Wear Archive Services (with Newcastle Divine Unity Church records). Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) p.40 Chorley Founded and built Park St 1725 LancashireRO (U Ch); PRO (Lancashire 50, C ). Evans, George Eyre Vestiges of Protestant Dissent (Liverpool, 1897) pp Evans, George Eyre Our communion plate and other treasures [Chorley] TUHS 5:3 (1933) Evans, George Eyre Record of the Provincial Assembly of Lancashire and Cheshire (Manchester, 1896) pp Herford, R. Travers and Evans, E. D. Priestley Historical sketch of the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission and its affiliated churches (Bury, 1909) p. 76 Nightingale, B. Lancashire Nonconformity or, sketches, historical and descriptive of the Congregational and old Presbyterian churches in the county volume 2 ( ) pp. 1-10