SIBFORD - WESLEYAN METHODIST

This material is held atOxfordshire History Centre

Reference
- GB 160 NM1/18
Dates of Creation
- 1912-2007

Scope and Content

Methodism gained a firm foothold in Sibford. One family was reported in Sibford in 1808, the methodist minister of Chipping Norton licensed a meeting house in 1823. The Wesleyan chapel was built at Sibford Gower in 1827. It was still in use in 1969. A small Primitive methodist chapel was recorded in 1869 which continued until 1920 when it amalgamated with the main methodist body.

Archive Record|Table of contents

CHIPPING NORTON AND STOW METHODIST CIRCUITNM1

ASCOTT, NEAR WHICHFORD - WESLEYAN METHODISTNM1/1

BARTON - SOUTH STREET PRIMITIVE METHODISTNM1/2

BARTON - WORTON ROAD WESLEYAN METHODISTNM1/3

BLEDINGTON - WESLEYAN METHODISTNM1/4

LOWER BRAILES - WESLEYAN METHODISTNM1/5

CHIPPING NORTON - DISTON'S LANE PRIMITIVE METHODISTNM1/6

CHIPPING NORTON - WEST STREET WESLEYAN METHODISTNM1/7

ENSTONE - WESLEYAN METHODISTNM1/8

FIFIELD - PRIMITIVE METHODISTNM1/9

HOOK NORTON - WESLEYAN METHODISTNM1/10

KINGHAM - WESLEYAN METHODISTNM1/11

LEDWELL - PRIMITIVE METHODISTNM1/12

LYNEHAM - PRIMITIVE METHODISTNM1/13

MILTON-UNDER-WYCHWOOD - PRIMITIVE METHODISTNM1/14

NORTHLEACH - WESLEYAN METHODISTNM1/15

ODDINGTON - WESLEYAN METHODISTNM1/16

SHIPSTON-ON-STOUR - WESLEYAN METHODISTNM1/17

SIBFORD - WESLEYAN METHODISTNM1/18

SOUTH NEWINGTON - PRIMITIVE METHODISTNM1/19

STOURTON - WESLEYAN METHODISTNM1/20

STOW-ON-THE-WOLD - WESLEYAN METHODISTNM1/21

SWERFORD - PRIMITIVE METHODISTNM1/22

UPPER SLAUGHTER - WESLEYAN METHODISTNM1/23

WESTCOTE - WESLEYAN CHAPELNM1/24

WIGGINTON - WESLEYAN METHODISTNM1/25

CHADLINGTON - WESLEYAN CHAPELNM1/26

LONG COMPTON - WESLEYAN CHAPELNM1/27

SALFORD - WESLEYAN CHAPELNM1/28

CHURCHILL - PRIMITIVE METHODISTNM1/29

CHIPPING NORTON CIRCUITNM1/A

STOW-ON-THE-WOLD CIRCUITNM1/B

CHIPPING NORTON AND STOW CIRCUITNM1/C