. The origin and history of the Primitive Methodist Church . FIRST PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL, BARNSLEY. mention should be made of J. Pollard, a local preacher of fifty years standing, whodied in 1873, and J. Glover. When in 1832 the official addresses of the stations firsthave place in the Minutes of Conference,we find the superintendent preacher ofBarnsley Circuit living in Rymers-row,Barebones ! Such eminent men as Dr.W. Antliff and J. Brownson lived in thisoddly named locality. In 1842 we findCharles Lace housed in Castlereagh Street.In the later as well as the earlier period ofits history

. The origin and history of the Primitive Methodist Church . FIRST PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL, BARNSLEY. mention should be made of J. Pollard, a local preacher of fifty years standing, whodied in 1873, and J. Glover. When in 1832 the official addresses of the stations firsthave place in the Minutes of Conference,we find the superintendent preacher ofBarnsley Circuit living in Rymers-row,Barebones ! Such eminent men as Dr.W. Antliff and J. Brownson lived in thisoddly named locality. In 1842 we findCharles Lace housed in Castlereagh Street.In the later as well as the earlier period ofits history Stock Photo

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. The origin and history of the Primitive Methodist Church . FIRST PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL, BARNSLEY. mention should be made of J. Pollard, a local preacher of fifty years standing, whodied in 1873, and J. Glover. When in 1832 the official addresses of the stations firsthave place in the Minutes of Conference, we find the superintendent preacher ofBarnsley Circuit living in Rymers-row, Barebones ! Such eminent men as Dr.W. Antliff and J. Brownson lived in thisoddly named locality. In 1842 we findCharles Lace housed in Castlereagh Street.In the later as well as the earlier period ofits history Barnsley Circuit has continuedto be the fruitful mother of circuits asthe successive formation of such circuits asHorbury, Clayton West and Hoyland shows..

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