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1. An outline of the history of Fish Street Church from its roots in 1620, when Independents and Congregationalists began operating in Hull, to the establishment of a church in Nile Street in 1832.

Date:
c.19th century
Extent:
1 item/8 pieces
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/17

2. Chronological record of the various deacons and the committees on which they served from 1812-1866

Date:
c.19th century
Extent:
2 items
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/7

3. Extract from Gent Chapter 10 regarding the Earl of Plymouth's visit to Hull in 1682

Date:
c.19th century
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/10

4. Extract from Market Weighton Congregational church record regarding the ceasing of the joint pastorship with Pocklington c. 1809 under Rev. Thomas Fricks and the employment of their own pastor, Rev. Gray

Date:
c.19th century
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/5

5. Extract from the Salem Chapel Minute Book 1832 by C. E. Darwent regarding the creation of the church in Nile Street.

Date:
10 Feb 1898
Extent:
1 item/6 pieces
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/15

6. Extract from the minutes of a committee meeting of the Hull Young People's Christian Literary Institution held in the Sailor's Institute on Monday April 2nd 1860

Date:
c.19th century
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/9

7. Letter from Rev. William Jay of Bath recommending Rev. T. Stratten to Hoxton College as a student

Date:
7 Aug 1815
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/1

8. Letter to Mr George Thompson from Rev. C.E. Darwent requesting personnel information for his history of Fish Street

Date:
18 Jul 1898
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/20

9. Letter to Rev. C.E. Darwent from Mr George Thompson of Eastbourne reminiscing about his formative influences at Fish Street.

Date:
23 Jul 1898
Extent:
1 item/2 pieces
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/21

10. Letter to Rev. C.E. Darwent from Mr. George Hill enclosing a list of 'old Fish Street young folk' between 1800-1860 with current occupations if known

Date:
24 Jan 1898
Extent:
1 item/5 pieces
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/2/23