• Reference
    CRT170/9/17
  • Title
    'Some Bedfordshire Links with Unitarians and Liberal Christians' by H.G. Tibbutt.
  • Date free text
    1787-1883
  • Production date
    From: 1787 To: 1883
  • old accession number 11504
  • Scope and Content
    Bedford Unitarian group was first formed by Rowland Hill in about 1870 and lasted until he died in 1945. The first Luton cause lasted for little more than 12 years , set up and run by A. Wright Matthews. Includes accounts of Thomas Fyshe Palmer who left the Anglican ministry to become a Unitarian Minister and was transported to New South Wales for sedition in the 1790s Nathaniel Polhill of Howbury Hall Robert Hibbert of East Hyde near Luton. Founder of the Hibbert Trust etc. Wiiliam Wells, born at Biggleswade Thomas Belsham born in Bedford - ampngst others a Unitarian correspondent of Sameul Whitbread
  • Level of description
    item