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WI ADVISER TO WIs - 2020 Rosemary Blanchfield Rhiannon Cannon Ruth Grimley Jackie Hobson Bare & Dist Appley Bridge Ainsdale Ansdell & Fairhaven Billington, Langho Aughton Ashton on R. Broughton Bolton le Sands Aughton Moss Barley Claughton on Brock Borwick & PH Banks Barton Dovestone Caton Bickerstaffe Bretherton Elswick Dunsop Bridge Central Liverpool Brindle Euxton Hearts of Halton Childwall Buckshaw Village Freckleton Heysham Crank Clayton le Woods Gregson Lane High Bentham Croston Cliviger with Worsthorne Hambleton Hurst Green Formby Cottonopolis Higher Walton Lancaster Roses Knotty Ash Downham Horwich Nether Kellet Lathom Eccleston Lea Over Kellet Maghull Fence Longton Overton Mawdesley Hoghton Lytham Green Quernmore Mere Brow Hutton & H Prestwich Slaidburn Halewood Kendrick's Cross Ribby with W Tatham Fells Newburgh Lowton Salford Angels Thurnham Parbold Moss Side Leyland St Anne's on Sea Tunstall Rainhill Pendleton Stoneclough Warton Crag Scarisbrick Rimington Treales Wennington Sefton Rufford Warton Southport Scarlets Simonstone Westby Standish White Coppice Whalley with Mitton Tarleton Withnell Fold Woodplumpton WISH Woolton Woolton Wanderers Judith Pugh Melody Smith Pam Wade Stephanie Whitfield Accrington & District Aspull & Haigh Arkholme & District Blackpool Belmont Atherton Balderstone Gt Eccleston Bradshaw & H Birtle & Jericho Bilsborrow Heath Charnock Bromley Cross Boothstown & Worsley Cabus Hoole Burnley Cockey Moor Calder Vale Ingol Chadderton Eccles Cakes Cherestanc Little Thornton Failsworth Edgworth Chipping Lund Great Harwood Levenshulme Dolphiniums Penwortham Greenmount Manchester Fleetwood Pilling Hoddlesden Milnrow & District Fleetwood RS Pilling Lane Holcombe Brook & S Norden Forton Poulton Ladybridge Old Trafford WW Garstang P Staining Leyland Saddleworth Gisburn Stalmine Longsight Stretford Grimsargh Viaduct Violets Lumb in Rossendale Swinton Grindleton Weeton Oswaldtwistle Univ of Manc Busy Bees Kirkland Over Hulton Lytham Belles Shutt in Rams Ribchester Tockholes Scorton Waddington Whitechapel.

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Th.e De.llelopment of the_Societ.y of llriend.s. in }-he LANCASTER AREA Cqrstang Arejr: a brie{ surveJ. E 8lc:ttltrrl Julia M Beeden cAtK S The Garstang area night be said to lie within the so- called u1652" Country, the region of North Iancashire Hor-rrri E in whlch quakerisn had its origins following George ) Fox's religlous experience on Pend.Ie Hill in 165Z E i and his preaching to a large crowd of "Seekexs". Yenuls-l qrrakers were probably CrrJ Yi lS The earliest living in small ) isolated fanily groups and there is considerable documentary evidence of Seventeenth Century I'rlends' Meetings in Upper Wyresdale and around Garstang. nt Llof Early Quaker activity in Garstang Farish appears to It E. have centred around John Moone of Carr Houser w(tY T tCxfHi Carstang. He was the author of "The Ranter's Iast eA Sermon" ln I6J4 and the "Revelatj-on of Jesus Christ t "oJ unto John Moone" In L6fi. Besse, in his "Collection Lrr*t A r?t I of the Sufferings oLthe teople called 4uakers", noted how Thonas Butler of Kirkland Hal1 caused I'loon to be lmprisoned for a nhole wi-nter in Iancaster Castle for non-lnynent of t66.0s.t+d tithes. Mean- I qirqrtr whil-e the Bailiff siezed his "com in the barn and his groirnd with a11,hi.s household goods; not Leaving hirn a bed to lie on. "r It is therefore not surprising to br.r,{Jj:.".5 tr c^ilHlN learn that John I'loon later enigrated to America and died in Pennsylvania amongst fellow believers.
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