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Baptism certificate of Harriet Vickers, daughter of Joseph Vickers.
A handwritten manuscript comprising spiritual diary entries, personal religious reflections, and a memorial sketch relating to the life of Benjamin Randall Vickers of Leeds, a Methodist lay preacher.
Handwritten notes referring to the non-residence of three church livings and associated financial calculations relating to income, repayments, and premiums. The document includes brief references to monetary amounts and a date noted as August 1812.
Hannah Rinder's Methodist pocket book containing a variety of religious and commercial information.
Small group of early nineteenth-century religious material comprising handwritten letters debating the doctrine of predestination together with printed scripture cards dated 1815 and 1819. Some items bear the name Threlfall, suggesting ownership or receipt. Likely preserved as part of a personal collection of theological material.
Collection of religious material associated with the Vickers family, dating primarily from the nineteenth century. The documents include handwritten religious reflections and faith-related notes alongside church administrative material, including a printed parish notice from the Parish Church of Leeds concerning the publication of marriage banns.
A handwritten notebook containing religious notes, copied extracts, and personal reflections. The volume includes material on sacred literature, Biblical subjects, and devotional themes, likely compiled for private study and reflection. The volume also includes a life sketch of Hannah Vickers.
Letters relating to Methodist missionary activity, church administration, and later archival management of Methodist historical manuscripts.
A collection of personal letters written by William Threlfall between 1820 and 1823, documenting his experiences as a Wesleyan Methodist missionary in England, the Channel Islands, and southern Africa. The correspondence reflects Threlfall’s religious convictions, missionary work, family relationships, and the emotional and spiritual challenges of overseas ministry during the early 19th century.
The Methodist pocket book containing religious and commercial information.
Undated Christian religious tract describing the Day of Judgment.
Small handwritten memorandum book written by Benjamin Randall Vickers containing personal religious reflections. The notebook includes devotional thoughts, expressions of gratitude to God, and reflections on sermons and chapel life. Several entries refer to the preaching and spiritual influence of J. Halliwell, suggesting the writer was reflecting on his guidance and religious teachings.
Printed obituary recounting the life, Methodist service, public roles and death of William Farrar Smith, including his work with Brunswick Chapel and the Leeds Circuit.
Issue of The Methodist Magazine for September 1950, containing denominational news, articles, and features. The cover bears the handwritten name “Wm. Threlfall,” indicating ownership.