SOUTH WESTON CHAPEL

This material is held atOxfordshire History Centre

Reference
- GB 160 NM3/24
Dates of Creation
- 1824-1866

Scope and Content

A chapel was built by the Wesleyans in 1823, but their congregation in the village was extinct by 1866. The building was subsequently used by the Primitive Methodists, and closed by 1960

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THAME AND WATLINGTON METHODIST CIRCUITNM3

BLEDLOW CHAPELNM3/1

BRILL CHAPELNM3/2

BRITWELL SALOME CHAPELNM3/3

CHALGROVE CHAPELNM3/4

CHINNOR PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPELNM3/5

CHRISTMAS COMMON CHAPELNM3/6

DRAYTON ST.LEONARD CHAPELNM3/7

EWELME WESLEYAN CHAPELNM3/8

HADDENHAM WESLEYAN CHAPELNM3/9

KINGSTON BLOUNT CHAPELNM3/10

LONG CRENDON WESLEYAN CHAPELNM3/11

LONG CRENDON PRIMITIVE CHAPELNM3/12

GREAT MILTON CHAPELNM3/13

LITTLE MILTON CHAPELNM3/14

MORETON (THAME) CHAPELNM3/15

RUSSELLS WATER CHAPELNM3/16

SHABBINGTON CHAPELNM3/17

SWYNCOMBE (PARK CORNER) CHAPEL PRIMITIVE METHODISTNM3/18

SYDENHAM CHAPELNM3/19

THAME WESLEYAN CHAPELNM3/20

TURVILLE HEATH CHAPELNM3/21

WARBOROUGH CHAPELNM3/22

WATLINGTON WESLEYAN CHAPELNM3/23

SOUTH WESTON CHAPELNM3/24

CUDDINGTON WESLEYAN CHAPELNM3/25

WATLINGTON PRIMITIVE CHAPELNM3/26

EAST STREET CHAPEL, THAMENM3/27

EWELME PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPELNM3/28

WATLINGTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CIRCUITNM3/A

THAME WESLEYAN METHODIST CIRCUITNM3/B

CHINNOR PRIMITIVE METHODIST BRANCH/CIRCUITNM3/C

THAME AND WATLINGTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CIRCUITNM3/D