| Description | 1. Robert Middleton formerly of Queen Square, Bloomsbury, haberdasher, now of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, esquire, Richard Oats formerly of Drury Lane, cabinet maker, now of Penzance, Cornwall, gentleman, Benjamin Shaw formerly of China Terrace, Lambeth, Surrey, now of Lombard Street, City of London, gentleman, Jacob Blake formerly of Hammersmith, gardener, now of St Albans, Hertfordshire, George Shoobridge formerly of Hammersmith now of Church Row, Islington, haberdasher, Benjamin Read of Hammersmith, gardener, John Turnley formerly of Lambeth, chair manufacturer, now of Southport near Liverpool, Lancashire, gentleman, and William Higgs formerly of Lambeth, ironmonger now of Kennington Common, Surrey, gentleman.
2. William Kelk of Hammersmith, preacher of the gospel (Superintending Preacher of Hammersmith Methodist Circuit).
3. Robert Middleton, Benjamin Shaw, Jacob Blake, George Shoobridge, Benjamin Read, John Turnley, William Higgs, Joseph Blake of Harrow on the Hill, draper, James Sumner of Richmond, Surrey, coal merchant, John Jarvis of Hammersmith, tailor, William Thomas Gooding of Hammersmith, plumber, Alfred Strong of Hammersmith, varnish maker, John Herring of Hammersmith, carpenter, Henry King of Hammersmith, tobacconist, George Lawrence Eyles of Hammersmith, carpenter, Henry Thomas Eyles of Hammersmith, carpenter, and John Braithwaite of Hammersmith, currier.
Premises: Methodist Chapel and land, Waterloo Street.
Endorsed: assignment to trustees, 7 July 1838 |