Ebenezer Methodist New Connexion Graveyard, Soyland



The graveyard of Ebenezer Methodist New Connexion Chapel, Soyland.

The following people, and/or members of their family, are recorded here:



John Atkinson [1872-1932]
 
James Booth [1813-1894]
 
George Habergham [1785-1867]
Japheth Habergham [1780-1856]
John Habergham [1790-1860]
Manasseh Habergham [1796-1863]
Moses Habergham [1799-1876]
Nehemiah Habergham [1783-1855]
Richard Habergham [1757-1835]
Richard Habergham [1822-1907]
Silvanus Habergham [1794-1838]
Hiram Halstead [1829-1901]
 
Leon Victor Julien [1799-1862]
 
Samuel Kershaw [1815-1902]
 
Arthur Stott [1868-1924]
Ellis Stott [1808-1886]
Jonathan Stott [1834-1905]
Joseph & Samuel, sons of James Sutcliffe
 

In May 2008, the Minister at St Paul's Methodist Church, Sowerby Bridge who had responsibility for the Ebenezer Chapel, decided to sell off the graveyard at the Chapel. He abandoned the proposal after a public protest from those who had buried members of their family there.

In October 2009, it was announced that Ripponden Parish Council had bought the graveyard and were working with the Friends of Ebenezer on the future of the site.

In 2010, houses had been built on the site and only the gates remained. A section of the graveyard still remains behind the houses.


Some of the monumental inscriptions in the graveyard are shown in the CD entitled Halifax Monumental Inscriptions #1



© Malcolm Bull 2023
Revised 17:49 / 21st March 2023 / 3994

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