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Re: Meaning of "independent" in 1841. Being 'of independent means' would mean that the person did not have to work for a living. They might be living off investments and/or rents from property. Another possibility I've seen is being old/infirm and unable to work and being supported by the children.
22 sept. 2006 · Sujet: The Independent, une guilde, mais quelle guilde?? Ven 22 Sep - 22:29
Occupation listed as Independent. « on: Friday 25 March 11 15:22 GMT (UK) ». While looking for an individual (relative) in the Scottish 1841 census I came across what I thought to be unusual. Under occupation is shown Independent. Can anyone explain this occupation or is this in reference to his living arrangement?
Re: Bull Lane Independent Church Stepney. « Reply #2 on: Wednesday 19 January 11 10:13 GMT (UK) ». They are also on IGI. (Bull Lane Independent) C097881 1644-1837 M097881 1646-1677. Peter.
Lane Independent Chapel, Holmfirth. « on: Sunday 13 March 11 22:50 GMT (UK) ». My 3x great grandfather was the Rev John Cockin who was minister at the Lane Independent Chapel at Holmfirth for 43 years from 1806-1849. Although he died in Halifax, he asked to be buried at Holmfirth and the newspaper report of his funeral confirms that he was.
Un féca plutot bien batti, bel homme, et pourvu d'une fortune inconnue, s'avança dans le hall de l'église Independent pour y faire ça première, et derniè.er pré
20 janv. 2007 · Bonjour à tous les membres des Independent. Je m'appelle kakashi-killeur un feca lvl 88 avec un nom un peu provocant (je sais) surtout pour un ange. lol NOM: th
30 août 2023 · Hi Jonathan Thank you for looking for me. I think that actually the entry is from the Meifod Main Congregational Chapel rather than the one the booklet is for as I think there are two, one being Meifod Main Independent - Main Ganol (that the booklet is for) and the other being Meifod Main Independent (Congregational) having looked on Genuki they seem to be two different chapels.
He then set up the Independent Chapel at Penmain, although the building was not completed until 1691. It was rebuilt in 1828 and renovated in 1888. I think you will have to check with the Gwent Record Office in Cwmbran to check what records are available. There are however, baptisms from 1787 - 1833 available online courtesy of the IGI.
Christening: 15th April 1819 Orange Street Now King Street-Independent, Non - Conformist. 2 : Alfred Springer Peckham born 2nd November 1821. Christening: 3rd January 1822 Orange Street Now King Street-Independent, Portsea, 3 : Emma Adelaide Peckham bc 1830 aged 11 in 1841. Christening: 26th September 1830 Saint Thomas, Portsmouth, Hampshire ...
