Leigh, Lancashire - Wesleyan Methodist burial locations - confused.

[SiGr]

Hello,
I am researching some Wesleyan Methodist ancestors who lived in Leigh, Lancs., which seems to have had quite a lot of Wesleyan Chapels over the years.
Specifically, I am confused about burial grounds.
There was clearly a burial ground/cemetery at Bedford Wesleyan Chapel (founded in 1793) on the corner of Chapel Street and North Street as it appears on maps.
However, Ancestry has a Burial Register for the 'Wesleyan Methodist Chapel Leigh" (founded about 1815).
This suggests there were at least two Methodist Chapels with Burial Grounds but I cannot locate the latter.
I wonder if it was the King Street Chapel (founded about 1805) but this does not appear to have a Burial Ground on any of the maps I have looked at online.
Can anybody help ?
Thanks in advance for any thoughts/comments/ideas.
Simon

[heatherjulie]

From www.lan-opc.org.uk
Bedford Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, now Bedford Methodist Church

Bedford Wesleyan Methodist Chapel was opened in 1793 and was the first Methodist chapel in Leigh.

The 1844 OS map shows a chapel in a lane which was later to become North Street, apparently just behind the later site on Chapel Street, and identified as "Methodist Chapel". The 1893 map shows it on its present site but does not identify the denomination, nor does the 1905 map. On both these latter maps a school is shown behind the church on what appears to be the earlier site.
The chapel, unusually for a non-conformist chapel in the area, had its own burial ground.

The Wesleyan Methodists, United Methodists and Primitive Methodists merged in 1932 as the Methodist Church.