ST1689/6

Release Parties: (i) John Bennett, late of Aspley Guise, now of Salford, brewer; Jethro Inwood of Newport Pagnell [Buckinghamshire], gentleman; Samuel Burton, late of Newport Pagnell, now of Loughborough [Nottinghamshire], laceman; Henry Summerford of Salford, carpenter; Samuel Emerton of Salford, cordwainer; (ii) James Tattam of Stony Stratford [Buckinghamshire], draper; George Tite of Wavendon [Buckinghamshire], builder; William Britten of Bow Brickhill [Buckinghamshire], baker; Joseph Tansley of Salford, gentleman; John Pickering of Salford, yeoman; George Greenhood of Salford, carpenter; Abraham Page Turney of Aspley Guise, grocer Reciting: - ST1689/3-4; - the blacksmith's shop had long since been pulled down and a meeting house built on the site; - William Bennett and James Millard were dead Operative Part: - (i), as current trustees released Salford Methodist meeting house to (ii) as new trustees Witness: - John Ingham

3 Jul 1839

From: 1839 To: 1839

Bennett, John,
Inwood, Jethro,
Burton, Samuel,
Summerford, Henry,
Emerton, Samuel,
Tite, George,
Tattam, James,
Britten, William,
Tansley, Joseph,
Pickering, John,
Greenhood, George,
Turney, Abraham Page,
Bennett, William,
Millard, James,
Ingham, John

SALFORD, Salford Broughton Road, Methodist buildings, Methodist individuals, brewer, laceman, carpenter, cordwainer, draper, builder, baker, yeoman, grocer, blacksmiths