Baptist Church Cinderford (General)

by admin ⌂, Forest of Dean, Saturday, April 22, 2006, 02:47 (6791 days ago)

Origin and History of the Baptist Church Cinderford

This is a copy of the history of the Church which was compiled by Mr. S. Jordan,
Secretary, in 1907, and published then in the magazine.

Richard Holyhead has patiently typed the contents of the article from the
original and kindly made it available for us all to read.

You may find the names of some of your ancestors or relatives in the following
lists which are at the end of the article.
Family Trays, and those who presided at the tables.
Donations from old members or friends
Half-crown collections on Sunday, September, 25th
Roll of Honour
In Memoriam

Stories and Articles
http://www.forest-of-dean.net/joomla/resources/documents-and-articles

Baptist Church Cinderford

by willow, Saturday, April 22, 2006, 08:28 (6790 days ago) @ admin

Thank you for that.... Ive found a Rev G Willstead and a Rose Margaret Willstead and other Willsteads, my grandmother was a Willstead b Cinderford, these may be her cousins and aunt.


brilliant !

Baptist Church Cinderford

by Scott, Monday, April 24, 2006, 11:45 (6788 days ago) @ admin

A wonderful piece. Thanks for posting. One question, when I see St. John's Baptist Churchyard, is this the Church being described in this article?

Thank you,

Scott Shuster
Houston, TX USA

Researching HALE, GRINDLE, HUNT, MASON, CHIVERS in The Forest of Dean

St Johns Church + Baptist Chapel ; Cinderford

by slowhands @, proud of his ancient Dean Forest roots, Monday, April 24, 2006, 12:23 (6788 days ago) @ Scott

St John ( the Evangelist) is the Anglican Church at the Stockwell Green end of Church Road , The Baptist Chapel is at the Triangle ( Commercial St) end of Church Road.

Both have their own graveyards, the Baptist chapel's being smaller than St John's.

< many Grindle's are buried in St Johns >
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