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Edgar Cushing Methodist mMinister

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Margaret

Margaret Report 13 Jun 2004 09:15

I am tring to trace any decendants of Edgar Cushing, his parents were Alice and Frederick. Edgar died in 1957 and he was born in Norwich and lived in Fakenham

Penny

Penny Report 13 Jun 2004 09:26

Can I suggest the 'trying to find' board would be more appropriate for your searches. Regards Penny

Bob

Bob Report 13 Jun 2004 09:28

It might be worth contacting the Fakenham LHS on http://www.fakenham.net/history/

Penny

Penny Report 13 Jun 2004 11:20

Margaret I have emailed you direct re the different boards for trying to find people. Penny

Ann

Ann Report 15 Jun 2004 10:57

I suggest that you contact the Methodist Archives and Research Centre at Manchester University. website: http://rylibweb(.)man(.)ac(.)uk/data1/dg/text/method(.)html email: peter.nockles@man(.)ac(.)uk gareth.lloyd@man(.)ac(.)uk remove the brackets They have proceedings from Methodist conferences and a lot of records of individual districts. If they can't help they may be able to tell you who can. Good luck, Ann

Ann

Ann Report 15 Jun 2004 11:05

Another relevant website: http(:)//www(.)wesleyhistoricalsociety(.)org(.)uk/ This site says that ministers obituaries are often found in the conference minutes and/or in the denominational Newspaper. -- Good hunting. Ann