OLD CHURCHES FROM THE BARTON & BRIGG CIRCUIT

Bonby

Bonby Primitive Methodist Chapel
Bonby Primitive Methodist chapel was built in Main Street in 1840. It closed in 1946, when the united congregation returned to the former Wesleyan Methodist chapel.
The chapel was in the following circuits at the dates indicated:
Grimsby Primitive Methodist Circuit 1840-1847
Barton on Humber Primitive Methodist Circuit 1847-1932
Barton on Humber Queen Street Methodist Circuit 1932-1942
Barton on Humber Methodist Circuit 1942-1946

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Bonby Lodge

Bonby Lodge Chapel
(Wesleyan Methodist)
The first chapel was built in 1860. It was rebuilt in 1904 and closed in 1963.
The chapel was in the following circuits at the dates indicated:
Barton on Humber Wesleyan Methodist Circuit 1860-1932
Barton on Humber Wesley Methodist Circuit 1932-1942
Barton on Humber Methodist Circuit 1942-1963

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Barrow Haven

Barrow Haven Chapel
(Primitive Methodist)
The chapel was built in 1877 and closed in 1994.
The chapel was in the following circuits at the dates indicated:
Barton on Humber Primitive Methodist Circuit 1877-1932
Barton on Humber Queen Street Methodist Circuit 1932-1942
Barton on Humber Methodist Circuit 1942-1994

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Queen street Barton

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Rosper Road Killingholme

Methodist Mission Rosper Road South Killingholme 1910 - 1960

Golden Jubilee

THE ROSPER ROAD MISSION in the Barton-on-Humber Methodist Circuit was
built largely through the generosity of the people in the circuit and the enthusiasm of the Rev. J. A. Turner. The cost of building was £1375 15s. 3d• and all but £89 had been subscribed by the opening in 1910.

Trees were planted on the lawn in 1911 and by this effort the outstanding balance was cleared.

In the early days it was necessary for the Preacher to travel by horse and trap and a stable was included in the original building to accommodate his horse.

The Vestry was added in 1923 at a cost of £181 and to help raise this sum, £135 Sunday School Scholars and Friends each made a donation, which was recorded by cutting their initials on a brick. These bricks can be seen on the outside end of the Vestry wall.

The People's Hymnary was used at all Services until 1936 when to celebrate the "Silver Jubilee " the new Methodist Hymn Book was introduced.

Since 1920, twenty-six marriages have been solemnized and there have been two hundred and forty Baptisms,

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Waterside Road Barton

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Ulceby Primitive Methodist Church

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Ulceby Methodist Church 1909 - 2011

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Order of service booklet

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Wrawby

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Wootton

Wootton, High Street Chapel
(Wesleyan Methodist)
The first Wesleyan Methodist chapel was built in High Street in 1821. It was replaced on a new site in High Street in 1913. The chapel closed in 2005.
The chapel was in the following circuits at the dates indicated: Barton on Humber Wesleyan Methodist Circuit 1821-1932 Barton on Humber Wesley Methodist Circuit 19321942 Barton on Humber Methodist Circuit 1942-2003 Barton and Brigg Methodist Circuit 2003-2005