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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Lancashire => Topic started by: plimmerian on Thursday 26 May 11 01:25 BST (UK)
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I wonder if any pictures of this building are in someones collection from around 1913 - thank you!
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Did you ever find photos? My great-grandfather was an elder there and all the family attended, also my grandfather on the other side. phyl
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There's a photo of it in a demolished state in David Lewis' book The Churches of Liverpool
have you tried Liverpool Record Office?
Gibel
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I'll have to have a look in LRO - I hadn't thought of it until I saw this post. Thanks Phyl
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sadly no photos found - was it located on Fountains Road :-\ - GENUKI website lists two Presbyterian Churches in Kirkdale
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I know my mother used to take her young brothers and sisters out during the sermon and she used to take them for a walk in Anfield cemetery so it wasn't far from there. My grandfather was Sunday school superintendant, and his second wife used to play the piano for the classes. If you had family there in 1913 they must have known one another. My grandmother ( first wife) died in 1913 and Grandad met his 2nd at church. Phyl
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Hi
the marriage was between plimmer and lube
witnessed by shaw and lube
elder or did the ceremony was wilkinson (i think)
registrar was lee
best wishes
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It was located in Everton Valley near the junction with Walton Lane. Across the road from St Chad's, Notre Dame and Chadwick Mount Congregational Church. On this map Notre Dame is "Convent" opposite Notre Dame "convent" on the other side of the road is the Presbyterian Church:-
http://www.liverpoolhistoryprojects.co.uk/liverpoolaz/gi46.htm
C
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brilliant thank you for that - if it works, the google streetview is taken from Royal Street looking towards Notre Dame Catholic College, across the former location of the church - correct me if I'm wrong - ta!
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incidentally the one on fountains road was Union Presbyterian - my father's parents were married there. Phyl
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hi, I just discovered that my great great aunt's husband was one of the founders of the union presbyterian at Kirkdale. His name was andrew Finnie.