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Methodist New Connexion Preachers' Plan 1989-90

Stranton Methodist New Connexion 1886 Ref: 18865
Stranton Methodist New Connexion 1886
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I have a copy of the the above which I found as a a scrappy piece of paper in one of my family's bibles. I have since had it copied and laminated, named on it as part of the preachers for the Hartlepool Circuit for 1889-90, which includes Stranton Street, were two of my Great Grandfathers - Thomas Blenkinsop and George Raine. The former's eldest daughter, Mary Jane married George the eldest child of the latter from which my maternal line stems. My paternal grandparents Clara Fox and William James Hinds were married at Stranton Street Church in about 1893.

When was this church demolished?

Written by Gillian Jackson. To send Gillian Jackson a private message, click here.

A memory of West Hartlepool in County Durham shared on Sunday, 28th August 2011.

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