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Religious Faith
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Quakers or Society of Friends Census returns 1841 - 1901 give details of individual households that can be used to measure overcrowding, population density, etc. 1851 Religious Census of Wolverhampton & Wednesfield (S28) 1851 Religious Census of Willenhall & Bilston (S28) 1851 Religious Census of Penn, Tettenhall and South Staffordshire (S28) A History of Wolverhampton, C Upton, 1998 (L9 UPT) Directory of Places of Worship, Wolverhampton Inter-Faith Group, 1989, 1991, 2001 (L28) Wolverhampton Chronicle from 1789 Express and Star from 1883 Detail of Circumstances Relative to the Old Meeting House, C Mander, 1819 (L28) Old Dissenting Meeting House, JH Barnsby, 1819 (L28) Wolverhampton Archives and Local Studies has a number of items relating to Church of England churches. Those for St Peter's are listed below. Original archive material, however, is available at Staffordshire and Stoke-on -Trent Archive Service www.staffordshire.gov.uk A short historical account of the Collegiate Church of St Peter Wolverhampton, Frederick Hall, 1865 (L283A) An historical and descriptive account of the Collegiate Church of Wolverhampton, George Oliver, 1836 (L283) The Collegiate Church of St Peter, Wolverhampton, NW Tildesley, 1970 (L283A) Notes on St Peter's Church, Gerald Mander (D-MAN/63) St Peter's Collegiate Church, Wolverhampton (guide), JT Jeffcock, 20th century (L283A p) Collegiate Church of St Peter, Wolverhampton, JJG Stockley, 1929 (L283A) Plans and drawings c.1930s (DX-149/27iv) Building agreement for the church tower 1475, photocopy (DX-674/2) and transcript (L283A p) St
Peter's Church Wolverhampton; Architectural problems Copies of letters from Sir John and Sir William Dugdale to John Huntbach concerning the condition of the chancel of St Peter's Collegiate Church 1665-1672 (S9) Photographs of the church before nineteenth century restoration (E1/STP) Copy of Robert Ebbels report and specification 1838 (L283AP) Extract from the Wolverhampton Chronicle concerning a meeting to consider the state of the church fabric, 26 April 1843 (D-NWT/33) Report on the Collegiate Church of St Peter, Wolverhampton describing its present dilapidated and wasting condition, and the measures needful to be taken for its restoration and substantial repair, preceded by a brief sketch of the architectural history of the fabric, Ewan Christian, 1852 (L283A.SR) St Peter's Church, Wolverhampton, Restoration 1848-1867, NW Tildesley (D-NWT/5) Documents
relating to the improvement of the site at the west front St Peter's Church: the story of the restoration of this great heritage with particulars of those who have assisted in it, 1931 (L283AP) Fabric
Fund Mayor's Appeal Committee minutes 1937 Newspaper cuttings (Religion: Folder 15) Photograph Collection (E1/STPE) Notes on the clerestory windows, GP Mander (D-MAN/79) The bells of St Peter's Collegiate Church, Wolverhampton, Midland Antiquary, vol. 2, no. 7, March 1884 (WM9) The Collegiate Church of St Peter, Wolverhampton, the early church plate, NW Tildesley (D/NWT/8) The Tomb of Colonel John Lane, NW Tildesley (D-NWT/29) Photographs
of the interior of the church showing windows, tombs, Further archive material is available at Birmingham Archdiocesan Archives www.birminghamdiocese.org.uk/archives/archives.htm Staffordshire Catholic History, No1-23, 1961-1988, (S282) SS Mary and John 1855-1955, A Nicholls, 1955 (L282) The Development of the Roman Catholic Community in Wolverhampton 1828-1867, J Quirke, 1983 (L282) Roman Catholic Central Board of Governors/Managers signed minutes 1945 - 1970 (DX-625) Catholic
Apostolic Church, Dudley Road, Wolverhampton deeds Ss Mary and John: microfilm of baptism, marriage and burial registers (DX-414) St Patrick's:
microfilm of baptism, marriage and burial registers St Peter and Paul: microfilm of baptism, marriage and burial registers (DX-414) Holy Trinity, Bilston: microfilm of baptism, marriage and burial registers (DX-414) Archdiocese
of Birmingham: directories 1978 onwards (incomplete series) (WM282) Wolverhampton Archives and Local Studies has a large collection of archive and printed material from Methodist circuits and chapels: detailed catalogues are available within our search room. Black Country Methodism, AC Pratt, 1891 (L287) The Beginnings of Methodism in Ettingshall, WD Haddock, 1983 (LB287) Methodism in the Black Country, GT Lawley, 1901 (S287) Old Black Country Methodism, GT Lawley, 1902 (S287) Story
of Bilston Methodist Circuit: a colouring book for children,
250 years of Methodism in and around Bilston, T Genge, 1994 (LB287) Methodism in Wolverhampton, its early struggles and victories, Methodist Recorder, 1902 (L287P) References to John Wesley's visits to Wolverhampton copied from his Journal 1760-1790 (L287) The Methodist Church Record 1894-1918 (MC-DS/81-101) Records of Methodist Circuits: Bilston Primitive, Bilston Wesleyan, Darlington Street, Methodist New Connexion, Redditch, Trinity, United Methodist, Wolverhampton Primitive First and Wolverhampton Primitive Second Methodist Circuits Records of individual chapels: Beckminster,
Bethel, Bethesda, Bilston High Street, Bilston Wesleyan, Bilston
Road, Bradley Hill Street, Bradley Wesleyan, Bradmore, Brewood,
Bushbury, Cinderhill, Codsall Trinity, Cold Lanes, Coven, Daisy
Bank, Darlington Street, East Park, Fallings Park, Finchfield, Fordhouses,
George Street, Gospel Ash, Gospel End, Heath Town Primitive, Heath
Town Wesleyan, Hurst Hill, Ladymoor, Lanesfield, Lord Street, Low
Hill, Monmore Green, Moseley Village, Mount Zion, Newhampton Road,
Oxford Street Bilston, Parkfield, Parkfield Road, Penn Road, Pountney
Street, Priestfield, Rakegate, Ranelagh Road, St John's, Salop Street
Bradley, Sedgley, Smestow, Springdale, Springfields, Stonefield,
Stowlawn, Stratton Street, Swan Gardens, Temple Street Bilston,
Trinity, Upper Ettingshall, Wednesfield Primitive, Wednesfield Trinity,
Wombourne and Wood End Churches The New Testament Church of God New Testament of God, First 40 Years, 1993 (L28) Forward March (DX-624/8/3) The
Church as I See It, LC Garwood, 1990 (DX-624/8/1) The
Salvation Army Wolverhampton Citadel Corps 90th Anniversary,
1968 (L287) Photographs of temples, mosques etc Newspaper cuttings collection Directories of Places of Worship, Wolverhampton Inter-Faith Group, 1989, 1991, 2001 (L28) |
