Thirsk (Methodist Chapel)
Hambleton • Thirsk Methodist Church St. James' Green Thirsk North Yorkshire YO7 1AQ • YO7 1AQ
0
Burial records
0
Inscriptions / photos
88
YAS burials
17
YAS inscriptions
No burials or inscriptions are currently available for this cemetery.
Location
- Also known as
- St James Green Methodist Church
- Location
- Thirsk Methodist Church St. James' Green Thirsk North Yorkshire YO7 1AQ
- Postcode
- YO7 1AQ
- Latitude / longitude
- 54.235008, -1.340792
Dates & affiliation
- Established year
- 0
- Year commenced
- —
- Year concluded
- —
- Denomination
- —
- Status
- Unknown
Resources
- Map
- —
- Website
- Link
- Contact
- —
Availability
No burial records currently on site
No inscriptions currently on site
YAS burial material noted
YAS inscription material noted
This summary shows material currently available on Yorkshire Burials.
Notes
located on St James Green
Record Summary
- Burial records on Yorkshire Burials
- 0
- Inscriptions / photos
- 0
- Transcribed registers
- 0
- Other sources & resources
- 1
- YAS burials
- 88
- YAS inscriptions
- 17
- Cemetery map
- No
- Repositories noted
- Website (Generic)
Overview
Yorkshire Archaeological Society burial material is also noted for this cemetery. Yorkshire Archaeological Society inscription material is also noted for this cemetery. Additional sources and supporting material have been identified in the Other Sources & Resources tab. Records or related material may be held by Website (Generic).
Nearby Cemeteries
Cemeteries within a selected radius of Thirsk (Methodist Chapel).
| Cemetery | Location | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Thirsk (Friends Burial Ground) | 24 Kirkgate, Thirsk YO7 1PL | 0.19 miles |
| Thirsk (St Mary's Church) | — | 0.19 miles |
| Sowerby (St Oswald's Church) | Front St, Sowerby, Thirsk YO7 1JG | 0.61 miles |
| South Kilvington (St Wilfrid's Church) | South Kilvington, Thirsk YO7 2NN | 1.06 miles |
| Sandhutton (St Leonard) | Sandhutton, Thirsk YO7 4RW | 1.37 miles |
| Bagby (St Mary's Church) | Bagby, Thirsk YO7 2PJ | 2.30 miles |
| Carlton Miniott (St Lawrence Church) | Carlton Rd, Carlton Miniott, Thirsk YO7 4NJ | 2.38 miles |
| Thornton le Street (St Leonard's Church) | Thornton-le-Street, Thirsk YO7 4DS | 2.61 miles |
| Delixkirk (St Felix Church) | 6 St Johns Garth, Felixkirk, Thirsk YO7 2EG | 2.77 miles |
| Thirkleby (All Saints Church) | Long Causeway, Thirsk YO7, UK | 3.47 miles |
| Kirby Whiske (St John the Baptist's Church) | Thirsk YO7 4ER | 3.69 miles |
| Dalton (St John's Church) | — | 3.76 miles |
| Kirby Knowle (St Wilfrid's Church) | Kirby Knowle, Thirsk YO7 2JQ | 3.86 miles |
| Skipton-on-Swale (Church of St John the Evangelist) | Skipton-on-Swale, Thirsk YO7 4SB | 4.22 miles |
| Topcliffe (St Columba) | 10 Church St, Topcliffe, Thirsk YO7 3PA | 4.37 miles |
| Boltby (Holy Trinity Church) | Boltby, Thirsk YO7 2DY | 4.58 miles |
| South Otterington (St Andrew's Church) | South Otterington, Northallerton DL7 9HD | 4.91 miles |
Other Sources & Resources
This tab lists archive references, record locations, digitised copies, maps, histories, websites, and other material relating to this cemetery.
Online resource
Notes
The Wesleyan Chapel on St James Green Thirsk has a long history with its many named memorials listing people connected with the chapel. The down loadable PDF covers the Burial Ground, Chapel memorials and Sunday School Foundation Stones.
Wesleyan Burial Ground
The burial ground was created sometime after the completion of the second chapel of 1816, with the first known burial being that of Ann Tebbett in 1840. As no official burial records exist it is not known if any other unmarked burials took place. The burial ground consisted of a narrow strip of land to the side of the current Church and was once enclosed with iron railings.
Wesleyan Burial Ground
The burial ground was created sometime after the completion of the second chapel of 1816, with the first known burial being that of Ann Tebbett in 1840. As no official burial records exist it is not known if any other unmarked burials took place. The burial ground consisted of a narrow strip of land to the side of the current Church and was once enclosed with iron railings.