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1 Bedfordshire Historical Record Society Obituaries of Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists from Bedfordshire 1784-1889 by Dr Jonathan Rodell This list is a supplement to The Rise of Methodism: a study of Bedfordshire 1736-1851, by Dr Jonathan Rodell (BHRS 92, published in 2014). It includes all those obituaries, sketches, memoirs and death notices for individuals who belonged, before 1851, to societies that were part of Bedfordshire circuits. It has been compiled from The Arminian Magazine (AM), the Methodist Magazine (MM), the Wesleyan Methodist Magazine (WMM), The Primitive Methodist Magazine (PMM), The Watchman, The Christian Miscellany and The Gentlemen's Magazine. All places are of birth or residence and are in Bedfordshire unless otherwise noted. Mary Allen, Stoke Mandeville (Bucks), PMM (1850) p. 254 Sarah Allestree, Thrapston (Northants), The Watchman 4 May 1842, p. 144, col. 4 William Allison, Bedford, WMM (1841) pp. 690-1 Amy Armstrong, Newport Pagnell (Bucks) WMM (1862) p. 384 George Arnold, Aspley Guise, The Christian Miscellany (1855) p. 191 Mary Arnold, Biggleswade, PMM (1862) p. 574 William Arnold, Luton, WMM (1828) p. 215 Elizabeth Asplin, St Ives (Hunts), WMM (1826) p. 140 Thomas Attwood, Luton, WMM (1863) p. 192 Mrs Baker, Broughton (Bucks), WMM (1829) p.143 Thomas Bannings, Aylesbury (Bucks), PMM (1838) p. 397 Miss Barham, AM (1786), pp. 603-4, 653-5 Elizabeth Linnell Barker née Partridge, Leagrave and Bedford, WMM (1863) pp. 970-6 Thomas Barker, Bedford, WMM (1865) p. 1152 Mrs Barron, Eltisley (Cambs), WMM (1849) p. 1100 Susan Barton, Toddington, WMM (1865) pp. 763-4 William Barton, St Ives (Hunts), WMM (1865) pp. 1057-73 William Bates, Drayton Parslow (Northants), PMM (1852) p. 318 Mrs Beadle, Stevenage (Herts), WMM (1827) pp. 855-6 Charlotte Beal, Higham Ferrers (Northants), The Watchman, 15 January 1845, p. 36, col. 1 Ann Bell née Rogers, Soulbury (Bucks), WMM (1856) pp. 665-7 Eliza Bennett, Marston [Moretaine], WMM (1845) p. 1232 John Bennett, Salford, WMM (1851) p. 1221 John Wesley Bennett, Tempsford, The Watchman, 27 November 1839, p. 396, col. 5 Cite as: Dr Jonathan Rodell, Obituaries of Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists from Bedfordshire 1786-1888. Bedfordshire Historical Record Society, April 2015. http://www.bedfordshirehrs.org.uk/content/category/articles 2 Mrs Bennett, Bickerings Park, WMM (1867) p. 288 Rebecca Bennett, Marston, The Watchman, 31 January 1844, p. 40, col. 2 Samuel Bennett, Tempsford, WMM (1837) p. 959 and (1841) pp. 705-21; The Watchman 15 November 1837, p. 368, col. 5 Samuel Bennett, Bickerings Park, WMM (1853) p. 1159 and (1857) p. 193-208 Jane Elizabeth Bettles, Salford, PMM (1850) p. 190 George Bingham, Markyate, WMM (1853) p. 287 Jane Bird, Irthlingborough (Northants), WMM (1864) p. 191-2 John Bird, Irthlingborough (Northants), WMM (1848) p. 1358 Mrs Bird née Chapman, St Neots (Hunts), MM (1817) p. 851-4 Richard Bird, Beeston, WMM (1827) p. 647 Mr Blott, Higham Ferrers (Northants), WMM (1848) p. 220 Mrs Blott, Higham Ferrers (Northants), WMM (1847) p. 1244 Mrs S Blunsom, Wellingborough (Northants), WMM (1855) p. 768 Thomas Boddington, Irthlingborough (Northants), WMM (1827) pp. 356-7 Hannah Bone, Harpenden (Herts), WMM (1847) p. 1142 Lucy Bonham, Wingrave (Bucks), PMM (1849) p. 381 James Boone, Northampton (Northants), WMM (1831) p. 579 Henry Botterell, Biggleswade, WMM (1843) p. 490 John Brightman, Tempsford, WMM (1853) p. 967 Thomas Brightman, Eaton Socon, WMM (1846) p. 509 Joseph Brittain, Bedford, MM (1822) p. 68 Elizabeth Britten, Bow Brickhill (Bucks), WMM (1865) pp. 285-6 Ann Britton née Wingrave, Luton, WMM (1886) pp. 159-60 Amos Brooks, Aylesbury (Bucks), PMM (1858) pp. 72-3 Mary Brown née Dearlove, Higham Park (Northants), The Watchman, 1 December 1841, p. 384, col. 5 John Brownell, Bedford, WMM (1823) pp. 209-10 Mrs Elizabeth Brunt, Biggleswade, WMM (1861) p. 191 Ann Burgess, Higham Ferrers (Northants), WMM (1839) pp. 68-9 Hannah Burgess, Rushden (Northants), The Watchman, 5 February 1845, p. 72, col. 1 James Burgess, Oakley, PMM (1851) pp. 253-4 Thomas Burgess, Higham Ferrers (Northants), WMM (1855) pp. 282-3 Mary Burrows, Toddington, PMM (1852) p. 510 William Burton, Bedford, AM (1784), pp. 642-4 Sussana Butters, Bow Brickhill (Bucks), WMM (1853) p. 174 Maria Calder née Sharpe, Tempsford, WMM (1827) pp. 433-51 William Carter, Baldock (Herts), WMM (1845) p. 818; The Watchman 9 April 1845, p. 179, col. 2 Matthew Chater, Kettering (Northants), WMM (1831) pp. 511-12 William Cheary, Luton, PMM (1850) pp. 578-80 Samuel Chivers, Ampthill, WMM (1884) pp. 798-9 Mr Christy, Weston (Herts), WMM (1853) p. 287 Mrs Christy, Weston (Herts), WMM (1855) p. 479 Elizabeth Clark, St Neots (Hunts), The Watchman 27 September 1837, p. 312, col. 5 Jane Clarke, Luton, PMM (1854) p. 185 William Clarke, Streatley, PMM (1844) p. 239 Cite as: Dr Jonathan Rodell, Obituaries of Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists from Bedfordshire 1786-1888. Bedfordshire Historical Record Society, April 2015. http://www.bedfordshirehrs.org.uk/content/category/articles 3 Ann Cocking née Passelow, Stevington, PMM (1861) pp. 247-8 Mary Cole, Kettering (Northants), WMM (1854) pp. 1063-4 James Conquest, Biggleswade, MM (1822) pp. 67-8 William Conquest, St Neots (Hunts), WMM (1850) p. 542 William Constable, St Albans (Herts), WMM (1846) p. 909 Mary Sarson Cooper, Dunstable, The Watchman 28 May 1851, p. 176, col. 6 Mary S. Cooper, Dunstable, WMM (1852) p. 604 Thomas Cooper, St Neots (Hunts), WMM (1846) p. 1034 Coriolanus Copleston, Markyate, AM (1791) pp. 360-5 Samuel Copleston, Leighton Buzzard, WMM (1835) p. 804 Anna Cordeux, Whittlebury (Northants), and Maids Moreton (Bucks), WMM (1825) pp. 294- 301, 361-71 Hannah Course, Bedford, WMM (1827) pp. 134-5 Mary Crane, Hockliffe, WMM (1843) p. 610 Mary Cullen née Ekins, Raunds (Northants), The Watchman 20 September 1843, p. 312, col. 5 William Cumberland, Bedford, WMM (1833) p. 535 Charlotte Darley, Luton, WMM (1842) p. 929 Mrs Darley, Dunstable, WMM (1831) p. 367 Mrs Darley, Stanbridge, WMM (1839) pp. 154-5 Henry Darrington, Bedford, PMM (1865) p. 235 Richard Davies, Luton, WMM (1847) p. 1042 T[homas] Davies, Luton, WMM (1831) p. 215 Mary Davis, Luton, WMM (1842) p. 429 Sarah Davis, Luton, The Watchman 28 July 1847, p. 360, col. 4 Martha Deamer, Trowley Bottom (Herts), PMM (1855) p. 121 Elizabeth Dearlove, Higham Park (Northants), WMM (1846) pp. 506-7; The Watchman 17 December 1845, p. 612, col. 1 Ellen Dearlove, Higham Park (Northants), WMM (1854) p. 1153, The Christian Miscellany (1855) pp. 287-8 Joseph Dearlove, Higham Park (Northants), WMM (1845) p. 403; The Watchman 22 January 1845, p. 48, col. 1 Luke de Fraine, Eaton Bray, WMM (1848) p. 798 George Darby Dermott, Wellingborough (Northants), WMM (1828) pp. 361-73 Anna Dixon, Bedford, WMM (1860) p. 1143 William Dixon, Bedford, WMM (1865) p. 381 James Dolimore, Tebworth, WMM (1828) p. 862 Ann Draper, Weston (Herts), MM (1811) pp. 471-2 John Dredge, Bedford, WMM (1822) pp. 208-12 and 277-81 Elizabeth Durrant née Copleston, Leighton Buzzard, WMM (1834) p. 237 Elizabeth Dumpleton, Leighton Buzzard, WMM (1837) p. 314 Mary Dumpleton, Leighton Buzzard, WMM (1858) p. 668 Thomas Eady, Stewkley (Bucks), WMM (1835) p. 231 John East, Clapham, PMM (1853) p. 61 John Eayes, Ampthill, WMM (1846) p. 508 Elizabeth Ekins, Raunds (Northants), MM (1816) pp. 49-52 Cite as: Dr Jonathan Rodell, Obituaries of Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists from Bedfordshire 1786-1888. Bedfordshire Historical Record Society, April 2015. http://www.bedfordshirehrs.org.uk/content/category/articles 4 John Ekins, St Neots (Hunts), WMM (1843) p. 71 Mary Ekins, Raunds (Northants), WMM (1860) p. 671 William Ekins, Raunds (Northants), MM (1816) pp. 45-9 Sarah Eland, Newport Pagnell (Bucks), WMM (1831) p. 806 Henry Elborough, Buckingham (Bucks), PMM (1847) p. 757 Susan Elger, St Ives (Hunts), MM (1809) p. 527 Mrs Elliott, Shillington, WMM (1857) p. 864 Lucy Emmerton, Silsoe, PMM (1852) p. 756 Ann Fairey, St Neots (Hunts), WMM (1832) p. 903 Joseph Fairey, St Neots (Hunts), MM (1808) pp. 570-1 Rachel Farey, Potsgrove, The Gentleman's Magazine (1804) p. 182 Louisa Farr, Ashwell and Weston (Herts), WMM (1873) p. 959 William Farr, Weston (Herts), WMM (1868) pp. 476-7 Mary Farrington, Biggleswade, WMM (1845) p. 1233; The Watchman 22 October 1845, p. 516, col. 2 Mary Farrington, Biggleswade, WMM (1850) p. 1215; The Watchman 18 September 1850, p. 304, col. 6 William Farrington, Biggleswade, WMM (1848) p. 1253 Sarah Faulkner, Eaton Bray, WMM (1856) p. 960 John Fielding, Bedford, WMM (1836) p. 317 Rachel Fielding, Honeydon, Colmworth, WMM (1828) p. 790 and (1830) pp. 513-22 Mary Fisher, Higham Ferrers (Northants), WMM (1836) p. 239 Sarah Fleckney, Toddington, PMM (1849) p. 188 Hannah Fleet, née Tearle, of Stanbridge, WMM (1840) 328-9 Henry Fleet, of Bierton, WMM (1839) 85-6, 851-2 Joseph Flemons, Leighton Buzzard, The Watchman 22 November 1848, p. 564, col. 4 Ann Mary Floyd née Kent, Milton Keynes (Bucks), WMM (1875) pp. 385-91 Mary Fowkes, Biggleswade, WMM (1837) pp. 633-4 Thomas Fowler, Higham Ferrers (Northants), AM (1797) pp. 289-91 Mary French, Eltisley (Cambs), PMM (1859) p. 379 Mrs Gartrell née Price, Ampthill, MM (1818) pp. 677-80 Alice Gentle, Baldock (Herts), WMM (1853) pp. 762-3 Edward Gentle, Baldock (Herts), PMM (1847) p. 701 William Gentle, Luton, The Watchman 7 August 1851, p. 240, col. 6 Alice George, Tempsford, WMM (1839) p. 334 Edward Gibbard, Beechwood Farm, Flamstead (Herts), WMM (1836) p. 238 Ellen Gibbins, Milton Ernest, The Watchman 4 October 1843, p. 328, col. 5 Phillip Gibbs, Weedon (Bucks), PMM (1851) p. 123 Mary Catherine Gibson née Howard, Bedford, WMM (1865) pp. 568-9 Mary Gilbert, Leighton Buzzard, MM (1816) pp. 211-15 Mary Gilks, Grandborough (Bucks), PMM (1847) pp.
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    South Bedfordshire Intergroup Meetings Leighton Buzzard Chaired Online Harlington Open Sunday Luton Stopsley Big Book Monday Sunday Harlington Parish Rooms, Church Rd Wigmore Church & Community Centre, Crawley Green Crombie House, 36 Hockliffe St Time: 19.00 - duration 1hr Rd, Stopsley, No refreshments available, please bring Time: 19.30 - duration 1hr 30mins Postcode: LU5 6LE your own Postcode: LU7 1HJ UID: 3089 Hand sanitiser available UID: 107 This physical meeting has opened up again Please wear face coverings Social distancing seating Time: 19.00 - duration 1hr 30mins Postcode: LU2 9TE UID: 108 This physical meeting has opened up again Luton Tuesday Leighton Buzzard Newcomers Leighton Buzzard Big Book Strathmore Avenue Methodist church, 43 Strathmore Online Tuesday Tuesday Ave Crombie House, 36 Hockliffe St Astral Park Community Centre, Johnson Drive, Time: 13.00 - duration 1hr Time: 20.00 - duration 1hr Postcode: LU1 3NZ Postcode: LU7 1HJ Time: 20.00 - duration 1hr UID: 6805 UID: 5215 Postcode: LU7 4AY This physical meeting has opened up again UID: 5951 This physical meeting has opened up again Dunstable 12 Step Recovery Luton Lewsey Farm Wednesday Leighton Buzzard Newcomers Online Tuesday St Hugh's Church, Leagrave High St Wednesday United Reformed Church Hall, Edward St Time: 20.00 - duration 1hr The Salvation Army, Lamass Walk, Visitors need to Time: 20.00 - duration 1hr Postcode: LU4 0ND contact us on email: Postcode: LU6 1HE UID: 5923 [email protected] if UID: 102 This physical meeting has opened up again
  • Leighton Buzzard Linslade

    Leighton Buzzard Linslade

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  • Bedfordshire. [ Kelly's

    Bedfordshire. [ Kelly's

    4 BEDFORDSHIRE. [ KELLY'S BEDF RD ()UNTY CU elL. Local Government Act, 1888,61 & 62 Vie. c. 41. Under the above Act, the county of Bedford, after the The coroners for the county are elected by the County 1st April, 1889, became, for the purposes of that Act, an Council, and the clerk of the peace is also appointed by such administrative county (sec. 46), governed by a County joint committee, and may be removed by them (sec. 83-2). Council, consisting of chairman, aldermen and councillors elected in a manner prescribed by the Act (sec. 2). The clerk of the peace for the county is clerk of the County The chairman, by virtue of his office, is a justice of the Council (sec. 83-1). peace for the county, without qualification (sec. 46). The administrative business of the county (which would, The police for the county are under the control of a stand- if this Act had not been passed. have been transacted by the ing joint committee of the Quarter Sessions and the County justices) is transacted by the County Council. Council, appointed as therein mentioned (sec. 9). Meet at the Shire Hall, Bedford, quarterly at 11.30 a.m. Chairman-His Grace the Duke of Bedford X.G. Woburn Abbey,Woburn. Vice·Chairman-The Right Hon. Viscount Peel P.C. The Lodge. Sandy. ALDERMEN. To retire March, 1904. To retire March, 1907. Battams William Bland, Carlton. Bedford Bedford, Duke of, X.G., D.L., J.P. Woburn Abbey, Woburn Bennett Bel\iamin, Kensworth house, Dunstable Brown George Edward, Marston Moretaine, Ampthill Campion Henry, Bletsoe, Bedford Green Henry Hilton D.L., J.P.