Genealogy Chat

I have found the chapel in some trade directories. It was called Trinity (The site kept crashing last time I tried it.)
Chapel. Ministers were:
1866 H J Betts.
1871 J Russell
1879/80 J Russell,

David

is that the chapel in Bradford or ??



sylvia

Yes Horton Lane Bradford later called Little Horton Lane.

I checked a later directory and it gave a list of chapels, and residents were listed as Rev xxxx, Baptist, but didn't say which chapel they were associated with. There seemed to be many more ministers than chapels, there were 7, 4 Particular and 3 General Baptist chapels. There was no J Holiday, so he could have been before Betts or after him, of she could have remembered his name incorrectly.

There was a Baptist college in Horton at the time, perhaps J Holiday was a trainnee, or tutor?

I have found a few references to a Rev Anthony Holliday
Brunswick Street Chaple
and also this
Yorkshire Herald Feb 4th 1899
HOLLIDAY GREENHOW
on Jan 31st at St.Cuthberts church East Rainton Rev John Holiday M.A. to Sarah daughter of the late John Greenhow North Hetton
no cards

Bradford Observer 1839
Horton Lane Town Mission
The annual meeting of the Christian Instruction Society and Town Mission connected with Horton Lane Independent Church which societies are now incorporated was held in the chapel on Monday night
The attendance was larger than on former occasions.The Rev J GLYDE

could this be Rev G Gould ?

1841 census Jonathon Glyde
Age: 33
Estimated birth year: abt 1808
Gender: Male
Where born: Yorkshire, England
Civil parish: Bradford
Hundred: Morley
County/Island: Yorkshire
Country: England
Registration district: Bradford
Sub-registration district: Horton
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
Jonathon Glyde 33 independent minister
Elizabeth Glyde 33
Lomington Glyde 15
Janes Kendall 25
Selina Brearley 15
John P Barnaby 4
living Horton Road

Thanks Quoi

Rev Gould was for many years minister (1849-1882) of St Mary's Baptist Church, Norwich. There was aa Baptist Church and an Independant chapel in Horton Lane. I have contacted the Regents Park College, Bristol, twho hold Baptist Union records.to see if they have aany information on Rev J Holiday. Independent chapels were often later called Congregatiional.

Rev J Holiday was also a Baptist Minister, and I think he would be earlier than that.

Thanks for the work and also for the pm, I will look at the site you mentioned.

David