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MACFADYEN MEMORIAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, CHORLTON CUM HARDY.
Catalogue reference: M186
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This record is about the MACFADYEN MEMORIAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, CHORLTON CUM HARDY. dating from 1879-1966.
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Reference (The unique identifier to the record described, used to order and refer to it)
- M186
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Title (The name of the record)
- MACFADYEN MEMORIAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, CHORLTON CUM HARDY.
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1879-1966
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Description (What the record is about)
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M186/1/1-3 REGISTERS
1. Church Rolls
2. Counterfoils of Notices of Removal
3. Marriages
M186/2/1-4 MINUTES
1. Church Meetings
2. Deacons' Meetings
3. Bazaar Committee
4. Missionary Committee
M186/3/1-23 FINANCE
1. Finance Committee Minutes
2. Financial Statements For Finance Committee
3. Cash Books
4. Ledgers
5. Bills and Receipts
6. Building Fund Cash and Subscription Books
7. Building Fund Donations
8. [Self Assessment Register]
9. Offerings
10. Quarterly Offertory Statements (printed)
11. Treasurers' Annual Statements (printed)
12. Treasurer's Statement (manuscript)
13. Secretary's Statement (manuscript)
14-20 Miscellaneous Annual Statements of Accounts (manuscript)
21. Bazaars
22. Property
23. Correspondence with District Bank
M186/4/1-12 PROPERTY
1. Trust Papers
2-4 Fabric
2. Church
3. Sunday School
4. The Manse
5-6 Plans
5. Church
6. Sunday School
7-12 Insurance
M186/5/1-3 SUNDAY SCHOOL
1. Minutes of Teachers' Meetings
2. Cash Book
3. Annual Reports and Accounts
M186/6/1-24 SOCIETIES AND ORGANISATIONS
1-3 Brotherhood
4-5 Choir
6-8 London Missionary Society
9. Congregation Prayer Fellowship
10. 2nd Chorlton Brownie Pack
11. 2nd Chorlton Girl Guide Co.
12. Boys' Brigade, 4th Manchester Co.
13. 4th Manchester Life Boy Team
14. Badminton Club
15. Tennis Club
16. Young People's Society
17. Women's Meeting
18. Ladies' Fellowship
19. Ladies' League
20. Ladies'Sewing Meeting
21. Men's Fellowship
22. Thursday Forum
23. Youth Club
24. Flowers
M186/7/1-3 PUBLICATIONS
1. Manuals
2. Macfadyen Magazine
3. The Messenger
M186/8/1-12 MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS
1. Before the Appointment of a Pastor
2. Pastorate of Rev. Robt. Mitchell, 1885-1888
3. Pastorate of Rev. David Walters, 1890-1900
4. Pastorate of Rev. Maxwell Kirkpatrick, 1901-1908
5. Pastorate of Rev. Sidney M. Berry, M.A., 1909-1912
6. Pastorate of Rev. Alf A. Lee, 1913-1918
7. Pastorate of Rev. Geo. K. Davies, M.A., 1920-1925
8. Pastorate of Rev. Chas. L. Wilson, M.A., B.D., 1927-1930
9. Pastorate of Rev. Gilbert Briggs, 1931-1939
10. Pastorate of Rev. Percy H. Goodwin, B.A., 1941-1948
11. No Date
12. Inventory of Safe
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- Manchester Archives and Local Studies
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Language (The language of the record)
- English
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Creator(s) (The creator of the record)
- <corpname>Macfadyen Memorial Congregational Church, Chorlton cum Hardy, Manchester, Lancashire</corpname>
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Physical description (The amount and form of the record)
- 8 series
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Immediate source of acquisition (When and where the record was acquired from)
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The following records were deposited in the Library by the Elders in March 1974 and January 1975, prior to the church building being demolished because of dry rot.
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Administrative / biographical background (Historical or biographical information about the creator of the record and the context of its creation)
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The Chorlton cum Hardy Congregational church started its life in the Masonic Hall in September 1879 under the joint control of the Chorlton Road and Stretford churches. In June 1881 Chorlton Road, under Rev. J. A. Macfadyen, M.A., D.D., assumed full responsibility. A school-chapel was opened for worship in September 1883 and forty seven members enrolled at the new church in December. Its first pastor, Rev. Robert Mitchell, was appointed in June 1885. With the death of Dr. Macfadyen, in 1889, the church's connection with Chorlton Rd. came to an end, but in October 1890 a fund was started to build a new church in memory of Dr. Macfadyen, - the Macfadyen Memorial Church, whose opening service was on 25 October 1894.
In October 1972 with the union of the Presbyterian and Congregational churches it became known as Macfadyen United Reformed Church. In October 1975 Macfadyen United Reformed Church and McLaren Baptist Church decided to worship and work together as Chorlton Central Church.
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Record URL
- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/55e9ea01-45fd-4aeb-8749-e4354f394c59/
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MACFADYEN MEMORIAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, CHORLTON CUM HARDY.