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51. Rough Notes. Details of the history of the Independents and Congregationalists in Hull from 1620-1782.

Date:
c.19th century
Extent:
1 bundle
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/14

52. Rough Notes. Names of deacons of Fish Street between Feb 1770 and 1891.

Date:
c.19th century
Extent:
1 item/2 pieces
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/16

53. Rough Notes. Unknown calculations.

Date:
c.19th century
Extent:
1 bundle
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/12

54. Rough note. Churches founded by Fish Street in the Holderness district between 1801-1820.

Date:
c.19th century
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/11

55. Rough notes for chapter two of a history of the church.

Date:
c.19th century
Extent:
1 bundle
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/3

56. Rough notes on the chronological history of the church 1820-1884

Date:
c.19th century
Extent:
2 items
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/2

57. Rough notes on the various methods of raising finance for the church between 1791 and 1854 written on the back of a printed letter from Fish Street Young People's Christian Endeavor dated 14th Dec 1897 appealing for gifts of clothing etc for 250 crippled children.

Date:
c.19th century
Extent:
1 bundle
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/18

58. Rough notes. Details of the history church from the opening of the church in Blanket Row in April 1769 to July 1817 and the appointment of Rev. Joseph Gilbert.

Date:
c.19th century
Extent:
1 bundle
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/13

59. Rules

Date:
c.19th cent.
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/27/8/1/1

60. Special Collection items in Hull Local Studies Library: A short description and account of the town churches of Holy Trinity and St. Mary, in Kingston upon Hull, with many other things relating thereto: and the description of the town of Kingston upon Hull, with the history and antiquities of all the forms places that either formerly have been, or at present are, therein, by Abraham de la Pryme

Date:
19th cent.
Extent:
1 volume
Reference No:
L SP/92