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Occupation listed as Independent. « on: Friday 25 March 11 15:22 GMT (UK) ». While looking for an individual (relative) in the Scottish 1841 census I came across what I thought to be unusual. Under occupation is shown Independent. Can anyone explain this occupation or is this in reference to his living arrangement?
Middle Hillgate/Waterloo Road, Stockport. Cemeteries. The church has/had a graveyard. Church History. It was founded in 1807. It closed in 1956. The Independent churches were ones in which each congregation was autonomous, upholding the principles of independence. In the 19th century they became known as Congregational.
I have found the baptisms of about 9 children (some did not live) listed under Non-Conformist. or Tacket St. Independent Church, Ipswich during the years 1748 - 1761. Alan. Browse, Peggs, Revans/Revance/Ribbans, Spall, in Suffolk/Norfolk. Belcher, Elderfield, Froude, Saunders, Stimson, Tame, in Berks. Artis, Gray in Norfolk.
Aug 30, 2023 · There is details on FamilySearch which provide details about it from the Family Search Library - FHL British Book 942.94/M1 V3p "Parish of Meifod memorial inscriptions : Soar Independent Chapel, Congregational Chapel, Main Independent Chapel, Cwm Nant Meichiaid W.M. Chapel, Seion Welsh Presbyterian Chapel, Rock Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, Salem Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist ...
Christening: 15th April 1819 Orange Street Now King Street-Independent, Non - Conformist. 2 : Alfred Springer Peckham born 2nd November 1821. Christening: 3rd January 1822 Orange Street Now King Street-Independent, Portsea, 3 : Emma Adelaide Peckham bc 1830 aged 11 in 1841. Christening: 26th September 1830 Saint Thomas, Portsmouth, Hampshire ...
(Bull Lane Independent) C097881 1644-1837 M097881 1646-1677 Peter. Allen, Brown, West - Berkshire Caesar ...
Montieth Row, Calton, Glasgow. My great, great grandparents were married at 32 Montieth Row, Calton, Glasgow in 1865 by a minister of the Free Church of Scotland. I notice other forum users mention their relatives were married at 30 Montieth Row and 33 Montieth Row around the same era. Sadly, the row of buildings is now demolished.
The inn was his father's and was very successful. By 1830 his father had retired and was styled gentleman in 1832 poll book. The father died 1835. Widow and 2 unmarried daughters had "Independent" as occupation on 1841 census, meaning they had private income. 3xGGF had ceased to be a gentleman by 1841 and was a shopkeeper.
Also the 'grandparent' who attended Highfield may have died or had less influence. The Highfield Independent Chapel stands tall and proud as ever. It is directly off the main New North Road adjacent to the old Huddersfield Boys College, separated from it by what was once a narrow cobbled lane that ran down from the main road to Highfields proper.
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