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Cotton End Baptist Church Minute Book pages 243-353

1852-1879

From: 1852 To: 1879

p.243 In the twenty years Mr Frost has been Pastor 210 people have joined the church. Account of finances during that time and money raised.1852. p.246-7 List of students admitted to occasional fellowship with church 1840 - 1858 (continued pp 405 - 406] p.248 James Huckle and John Mothers emigrated to America. Mary Mills emigrated to America. 1852. p.250 Miss Ascroft came to take charge of the day school 1852. p.257 Typhus fever in Cotton End and Wilstead 1853. p.276 Chapel repairs so meeting held in barn. New harmonium 1859. p.280 New stove 1860 p.283 Joshua Beard and wife dismissed to Geelong, Australia 1861 p.306 Repairs to Meeting House 1868. p.317 Ann Arnold to America.1871 p.319 Geo Sims and wife to America.1872. p.329 No new members joined the Church this year - partky due to strife between farmers and labourers. 1874. p.330 End of training of students . p.346 Death of John Frost 1878. p.353 Rev J H Tuckwell, pastor 1879.

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Arnold, Ann,
Ascroft,
Beard, Joshua,
Frost, John,
Huckle, James,
Mills, Mary,
Mothers, John,
Sims, Geo.,
Tuckwell, J.H.

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