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Description: | 1. Edward Walker of Ulceby, farmer.
2. Nathaniel Horn of Ulceby, yeoman.
3. Joseph Nowell of Barton upon Humber, gentleman.
4. The said Nathaniel Horn and John Mills, nurseryman, John Storey [signature: Story], farmer, John Woodliffe [signature: Woodliff], farmer, William Blanshard [signature: Blanchard], builder, John Hargeaves [signature: Hargrave], cordwainer, William Kirman, tailor, the said Edward Walker, William Houlton, shoemaker, all of Ulceby, William Bygott of Rye Hill in the parish of South Killingholme, farmer, John Bygott, farmer and Henry Jenkins Tomlinson, chemist, both of Barton upon Humber, William Waddingham the younger of South Ferriby, farmer, Thomas Bennett of Saxby, farmer, John Ransom of Kirmington, grocer, George Marris of Barrow, gentleman, John Davey of Goxhill, grocer, John Clark of Killingholme, tailor, Francis Humphrey of Habrough, farmer, John Waddingham of Alkborough, farmer and George Houlton of Killingholme, farmer.
Reciting: that in about 1850 a verbal agreement was made for the sale of land for the extension of the chapel but never put in writing; and that the chapel trustees took possession of the land and built the north end of the chapel on it.
Property: A piece of land in Ulceby on which the north end of the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel stands, extending nine and a half yards east to west and five yards from north to south, bounded by other property of Edward Walker and Nathaniel Horn on the east, west and north, and by the remainder of the chapel on the south. | Subjects: | Methodist Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 16 March 1859 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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