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Nottinghamshire / Re: Chambers Family Notts/Leics
« on: Thursday 12 January 12 12:54 GMT (UK) »
Thank you everyone for your help I will sit down and go through this info thanks again
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Thankyou fluffychick, Andrew Dorricot is buried Holy Trinity Anglican Church , Minsterley. He was a Methodist Lay preacher but not all nonconformist chapels were consecrated for burials at that time .
The only places for burials were Hope Church , Minsterley Holy Trinity and Lordshill Baptist Chapel.
The terrain was too rough for carriages, but it was in any case the custom to carry the coffins shoulder high and it was not considered respectful to put them down on the journey.
The funeral at Hope Church was delayed for half an hour because the ground was frozen and the journey over bleak hills had taken a few minutes longer than anticipated. The minister made the mourners wait an extra half hour --- the carriers still bearing the coffins on their shoulders.
There was antagonism between he nonconformist churches and the Church of England and this day it really showed!!!
"Never On A Sunday."(Pubished by Scenesetters, Bucknell. Shropshire.SY7OAL) ISBN1-874200-10-6
Best wishes. Viktoria.
Hi fluffychick,you have a Dabbs on your surnames list i am looking for Sarah Dabbs abt 1791 lived in wellington Salop 1841 and 1851 census married to Joseph Anslow she was born in Wolverhampton she says,i have nothing more can you help?regards tobyma123.
I think the Andrew Dorricott killed in a mine, may be mine, as I have Andrew Dorricott born 1844, lead miner and he was a Lay Preacher, I was really interested in the article