Streatham Methodist circuit, trustees' records

This material is held atLambeth Archives

Scope and Content

The material mainly concerns the appointment of trustees. Each appointment document lists trustees, and their address, who are standing down, remaining and taking up office. Other important documents are the General Register Office's permissions for the churches to conduct marriages.

Administrative / Biographical History

Within the Methodist church, the trustees are the most senior administrative, managerial and policy making body. They are responsible for their respective church's building fabric, the nature of worship and for the appointment of the minister.

The Streatham Circuit comprises three churches: Streatham, Riggindale Rd, SW16 1QH; Norbury, 2a Pollards Hill North, SW16 4NL, and Tulse Hill, 138 Christchurch Rd SW2 3DQ, previously known as Roupell Park Methodist Church. The circuit has the Methodist church's reference code 35/27

Arrangement

The order in which the material is listed (and the description used) reflects the order in which they were deposited and the accompanying catalogue.

IV/298/1 Streatham Methodist Church
IV/298/2 Tulse Hill Methodist Church
IV/298/3 Norbury Methodist Church

Access Information

There are no restrictions dues to data protection, the physical condition of the material or depositor's wishes.

Acquisition Information

Accession no. 2010/12. Accepted on deposit by the Senior circuit steward.

Other Finding Aids

A hard copy of the catalogue is available at Lambeth Archives.

Archivist's Note

IV/298/3/1-2. Norbury Methodist Church, certificate of worship, June 1905 and certificate to solemnize marriages were transferred to Croydon Methodist Circuit on 29.04.14.

Conditions Governing Use

For use in a council publication or website or for reproduction for use in a commercial context, refer to Superintendent minister of the Streatham Methodist circuit

Custodial History

The records were previously stored in the circuit's safe at Streatham Methodist church and the circuit was advised to pass them to a public record office.

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