I am interested in the Salthouse Lane Baptist Chapel Hull, as I have a family who worshiped there. And possibly another family may have been members too.
The families I am interested in are the Wilson's & Ellington's.
Does anyone out there have any information on this Chapel, or where I might find the records.
Olfen1
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12-04-2009 12:39 PM #1Newcomer to Brit-Gen
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12-04-2009 1:28 PM #2A fountain of knowledge.
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Hi,
I don't have any info re this Chapel but I do subscribe to a web site which has access to non-conformist BMDs and I am willing to have a look for you if you let me have some names and dates.
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12-04-2009 1:32 PM #3Knowledgeable and helpful
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Built in 1757. First Baptist assemblies were held in a room in Manor Alley in a building then called Henry the Eight's Tower
From Google Books : History and Topography of the City of York, the East Riding of Yorkshire, and a Portion of the West Riding: Embracing a General Review of the Early History of Great Britain, and a General History and Description of the County of York By James Joseph Sheahan, T. Whellan published 1856
Other bits of information from other G'books:
In 1797, because the Chapel was small, some members of the congregation moved to a new place of worship in George Street.
St Barbara's Guild (?) "the hall of which stood in Salthouse Lane, with a large chapel belonging to it" and "immediately adjoining it"Browneyes
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12-04-2009 5:14 PM #4Reputation beyond repute
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No dates are mentioned in the question.
Pre-1837 records will probably be at the National Archives but the catalogue only mentions the George Street chapel
See also "Non parochial records" on the National Archives search page
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/s...searcharchives
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12-04-2009 11:55 PM #5Brick wall demolition expert!
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you could check with the Borthwick Institute in York, or the Records Office in Beverley.
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Baptist Chapel Hull.
Thank you all to my enquiry, I was amazed to receive so many. I found it really interesting. I will write what information I have on each family if I may, and perhaps, one of you kind people can help me solve this brick wall.
Firstly, I am searching for the birth or baptism of Harriet Ellington about 1811.
I have not been able to find her on the normal searches. She married Thomas Wilson 28-10-1833 St. Mary's. Harriet died 27-10-1848 Hull, on the death certificate it gives her age as 37. They had three children, and I have been unable to find any baptism for them. Daniel b. 1834. Elizabeth b. 1843. Ellen b. 1847 ??.
Thomas remarried 28-10-1849 to Mary Banks at Salthouse Lane Baptist Chapel. At first I thought that it may have been Mary Banks who was the Baptist, but know I feel sure that the family of Wilson's must also have been Baptist. Thomas and Mary Banks went on to have one child Jane b. 28-6-1850 Hull.
If there is someone who can help me with this, I would be most grateful.
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13-04-2009 9:24 PM #7Valued member of Brit-Gen
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Have you tried the Yorkshire or East Riding Forums - you may get more help there and more knowledgeable people.
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Baptists of Hull.
Thank you Andrew for that, I will try this site and let you know.
Olfen1
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