Liverpool Methodist Mission Circuit, Central Hall, Renshaw Street.

In the following list, in the case of baptism and burial registers, covering dates given are for dates of baptism and of burial, not of births or deaths.

1. Central Hall, Renshaw Street

13 vols., 1 doc., 1806, 1850 - 1970

2. Mount Pleasant Wesleyan Methodist Church and Pitt Street Wesleyan Methodist Church

1 vol., 1787 - 1905

3. Phythian Street Methodist Church

1 vol., 1884 - 1933

4. Stanhope Street Wesley Methodist Church

7 vols., 1827 - 1906

5. Warwick Street Wesleyan Methodist Mission Hall, also known as Templar Hall

1 vol., 1882 - 1931

Deposited by Rev. J. Jenkinson, Superintendent Minister, Central Hall, Renshaw Street, Liverpool L1 2SF in August 1978. Acc. 3170

In 1863 the Liverpool South Circuit was subdivided into the Liverpool Pitt Street and the Liverpool Wesley Circuits. In 1875 the Pitt Street Circuit was re-named as the Liverpool Mission Circuit (see Ian Sellars The Methodist Chapels and Preaching Places of Liverpool & District (1750 - 1971) c. 1971, (ref. Hq 287 SEL). For general information on Methodist Circuits in Liverpool, see introductory notes preceding this list.

Notes on the history of individual churches are given separately in the relevant section of the list. All notes are quoted directly from the work by Ian Sellars detailed above. This work is organised in numbered sections but is not paginated.