Minutes of the Manchester Presbyterian Classis. [1646-1660], Volume 22William Arthur Shaw Chetham society, 1891 - Lancashire (England) |
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3.-Members of severall according to order accordinge to order Alexander Heron Angier answeare approved Ashton-under-lyne bee observed bee sent bee the seacond begun with prayer Blakeley Capt Chorlton Church classe accordinge classe to bee concerneinge congregacon congregation congregationall elderships deputed Constantyne Denton Didsbury Eccles elderpps elders Ellenbroocke ended with prayer Esquire exercise bee Flixton Fylds Gorton hath addressed hath beene examined Henry Wrigley Heyricke Holland Hollinworth Hollinworth moderator Hyde James Wroe John Angier John Travis Meeke MEETEINGE at Manchester Members of severall moderator ended moderator next classe Newcome Newton Noe minister Peter Ashton Peter Sergeant Philipe Stampe preach next classe Prestwich provinciall assemblie question-an Raphe Rathband Ringley Robert Bradshawe Robt Salford Samuel Birch Samuel Tayler Sandiford Scoles seacond Tuesday Seddon severall congregationall elderships Stansfield Stretford testimoniall Thomas Baron Thomas Edge Thomas Fylds Thomas Rogers Thomas Strangwayes tyme Walton Wednesday William Booth Wright
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