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| The history of Saint Paul's | |||||||
| Rev. W. Worth Hoare, first Vicar of St Paul's Church 1840 - 1869 | Rev. W. Worth Hoare, first Vicar of St Paul's Church 1840 - 1869 | Rev. James Mosey Cranswick, D.D. Vicar of St Paul's 1869 - 1880 | Rev. James Mosey Cranswick, D.D. Vicar of St Paul's 1869 - 1880 | Rev. Richard Holgate Brown, MA,
Vicar of St Paul's 1880-1887 |
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| Rev. Richard Holgate Brown, MA, Vicar of St Paul's 1880-1887 | Rev. T. H. Sheriff, M. A., Vicar of St Paul's Church 1887 - 1911 | Rev. T. H. Sheriff, M. A., Vicar of St Paul's Church
1887 - 1911 Pictures from Tameside Libraries' Image Archive reference t15775 |
Rev. Bertram Benjamin Slater, MA, Vicar of St Paul's 1924-1950 | Rev. Basil Hamer, MA, LL.B.,Hon. Canon of Chester, Rural Dean of Mottram, Vicar of St Paul's 1951-1964 |
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| Brynley
James Lewis,BA, Vicar of St Paul's 1965-1979 |
Rev.
Victor I Wilson Vicar of St. Paul's 1980-1988 |
Rev Paul Leslie Robinson, BA, Vicar of St Paul's 1988-2000. The bench he is sitting on in the full picture was part of the church's parting gift to Paul. | Rev Richard Henry Lawry, MA. Vicar of St Paul's 2002 - 2009 | Rev Felix Annancy, curate at St Paul's during the 1990s | |||
Saint Paul's church in 1896 |
Drawing of St Paul's as it was
at the time of its consecration |
Saint Paul's - from the British
Critic, 1840 |
Map showing the area around St
Paul's in the 1920s - Copley Mills, Albion Mill, Staley New Mill are shown
as also is Brookfield House, the home of James Wilkinson of Copley Mills
and one of the first supporters of St Paul's |
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| Number on end of pew possibly used in pew rent system. Pew rent accounts exist up to the 1950s. | Dedication in copy of Prayer Book (strangely, this edition was published in Wales) presented to Sidney Walton possibly before he entered the armed forces. | Saint Paul's Industrial Schools during the Cotton Famine : school for adults and the shoemaking class | Labels from Sunday School prizes. 1928-1942. One of the prizes was a copy of the Prayer Book and Church Hymns bound together. Church Hymns (published by SPCK) was the hymn book then in use at St Paul's. Thanks to Doreen Ashworth for supplying these. | Stamp albums used to record attendance at the morning Sunday School. A stamp was added to the album each wee. Thanks to Doreen Ashworth for lending these. | |||