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Sandemanian Church London membership list 1821-1867

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The Sandemanians

The Sandemanians were a small protestant denomination that began in Scotland and spread across England and to America. The wikipedia page has many details, including details of notable members, such as Michael Faraday.

The London meeting house had a small number of families who were members for several generations, and they also often married within the church. This list is the male members of the church from 1821 until 1867, although there are dates either side of this range. The list was re-typed from a pdf downloaded from Springer Publishing containing the extracts of the book Michael Faraday: Sandemanian and Scientist by Prof. Geoffrey Cantor. See below for other more useful membership lists

The aim is to replace the names in the list with the relevant wikitree ID's, and to identify the Sandemanian membership.

Research into the Sandemanian's in London

Introduction and Research Questions

An introduction to the Sandemanian Church includes an overview but also details of the categories used for the various families
Research into the London Sandemanian Church and the questions I am seeking to answer
The arrival of Sandemanianism in London with details of the people involved and the impact on the nonconformist community


Histories of other Sandemanian Families

Barnard Family and the Sandemanian Church
Baynes Family and the Sandemanian Church
Boosey Family and the Sandemanian Church
Chater Family and the Sandemanian Church
Deacon Family and the Sandemanian Church
Leighton Family and the Sandemanian Church
Peat Family and the Sandemanian Church
Rutt Family, London Nonconformists
Vincent Family and the Sandemanian Church
Young Family and the Sandemanian Church

Other pages with details of Sandemanians

Sandemanian Church London membership list 1762 - 1868 providing the most complete details of the London Sandemanian's with over 650 names included. Links added to Wikitree profiles as discovered.
Sandemanian Church London membership list 1885 provides a one off snap shot of existing members in 1885. Most have links to Wikitree profiles.
London Sandemanian marriages and other links between families It was common in the Sandeman church in London for marriages to take place within the church, so this is a list of marriages and other links between church families.
Sandemanians and the bookbinding, paper and publishing trades There were 14 families in the London Sandemanian with links to the bookbinding, paper and publishing trades.
Grosvenor Family Stationers business Details of business addresses used by the company.
Reid and Sons Silversmiths a Sandemanian family from Newcastle, some of whom married into the London Church.
London Nonconformist Glass Cutters, the Leathley, Chater and Hayward Families The families were linked by marriage and in business, with some becoming Sandemanians.
Sandemanian Church, Old Buckenham, Norfolk and links with the church in London.
The letter from the London Sandemanian Church to the Edinburgh Church in 1855, including signatories to the letter.
Rev John Collett Ryland's Scholars


The data

The data covers the names of the male members, whether they were ever Deacons or Elders in the Church, the year of birth, year admitted into the church and year left (d=died). This is followed by profession and details of wives, based on research by Cantor. Much of this detail will be sufficient to confirm a match to the individuals concerned. It is also helped by the fact that the church was originally in the City of London, and then moved north to Highbury, Islington,North London. Many of the members lived close by, as can be seen by census details.

This data was compiled from various sources and can not be considered as a primary source. The Trade identified is based on research by Prof Cantor and is not in the original records.

Surname First Name Deacon or Elder Born Admitted Left/died Trade Married Surname Wife is Sandemanian
Barker George 1853 1858 Artist (should be grocer) Hannah Y
Barker Thomas D 1825 1844 1866 d Merchant's clerk Sarah Watts Collis Y
Barnard Edward E 1767 1801 1855 d Silversmith Mary Boosey Y
Barnard John DE 1835 1857 1915 d Silversmith Fanny Proctor
Ruth Blaikley Y
Barnard Vernor 1827 1852 1916 d Draughtsman/ decorator Editha Leighton Y
Ann L Vincent Y
Barnard William 1801 1826 1848 d Silversmith Martha Lyon Y
Bassett William 1844 1855
James Baynes 1766 1792 1837 d Artist Jane Bell Y
Baynes John 1854
Bell Edward R 1798 1829 1836 Mary Crichton
Bell Henry A 1809 1841 1844 Ann P Wilson
Blaikley Alexander 1816 1835 1871 d Artist Jane Pratt
Jane Shaw
Boosey Thomas DE 1795 1827 1871 Bookseller Elizabeth Chater Y
Boyd Alexander 1816 1831 Smith/ Ironmonger Mary Reid Y
Boyd James 1775 1834 Smith/ Ironmonger
Chater Eliezer DE 1783 1835 d Coal Merchant
Chater Joseph 1767 1833 1838 d Stationer/ Gentleman Hannah Should be Elizabeth Cunningham Y
Clarke William D 1804
Cooling 1815 Tailor
Croft Thomas 1770 1845 d Coalminer
Deacon Daniel 1772 1796 1846 d Carrier
Deacon Edward 1856 Esther Y
Deacon Francis 1801
Deacon Henry 1838
Deacon Samuel 1790 1840 1861 d Newsagent
Deacon Thomas D 1845
William Douglas 1857 1871 Isabella Whitelaw Y
Faraday James 1817 1848 1863/75d Brassfounder/ gas fitter Margery Ann Reid Y
Margaret Leighton should be Elizabeth Leighton
Faraday Michael DE 1791 1821 1867 d Scientist Sarah Barnard Y
Faraday Robert D 1788 1821 1846 d Brassfounder/ gas fitter Margaret Leighton N
Fisher David 1815 1837 1844/49 d Bootmaker Harriet Lorimier Y
Fox Dorcas
Fox Thomas
Giles Albert 1838 1855 d Jane Gray Y
Gray Adam 1778 1810 Saddler Sarah Steele Y
Elizabeth Faraday Y
Grosvenor William D 1745 1765 Stationer
Hipwell John 1744 1770 1825 d Ann? Y
Huddlestone James 1826 1850 d Chair and cabinet maker Mary? Y
Lawton Natham 1805
Leighton C Blair 1823 1841 1855 d Artist/ Lithographer Boosey Caroline Y
Leighton George E 1762 1782 1839 d Bookbinder Abigail Egleton Y
Leighton George 1826 1845 1895 d Printer/ Lithographer Margaret Farraday Y
Leighton John D 1777? 1799 1857 d Printer
Leighton John D 1803 1832 1868 d Printer /Artist Tilda Deacon
Leighton Stephen 1797 1823 1881 d Printer Helen Blair Y
Unknown
Lorimier Anthony 1827 Bookbinder
Alexander Macomie 1816 1857
David W Martin 1798 1821 1884 d Selina Deacon Y
Miller George D 1824 1840 d
Newling Samuel 1783 1830 d
Paradise George D 1838
Paradise William DE 1788 1805 1843/66 d Stationer
Peat Alexander 1826 1835
Raith George 1804 1835 1860 d Counting house Clerk Elizabeth Henderson Y
Reid Edward D 1821 1885 d Silver Plate maker Ann Barnard Y
Sandeman David 1814 1834 ?/ 1887d Company secretary Margaret Watt
Sims Robert 1826 Writer? (not correct) Susan Rigby Y
Smith Godfrey <1847 Servant (linen-draper?)
Spooner Joshua <1848
Stopard William <1848 1894 (ex) Farmer
Thomas David 1824 1832
Thomas William 1824 1832
Varley Cornelius 1781 1844 1847/73 d Artist/ Inventor Elizabeth Straker
Vincent Alfred 1841 1861 1923 d Jessie Douglas
Sarah Jane Hobbs Y
Vincent Benjamin DE 1819 (should be 1812) 1832 1899 d Janet Nicoll
Ellen Barnard Y
Vincent Charles 1837 1859 1864/1905 d Librarian /Chemist Ann Ross Baxter
Florence Barrett
Vincent Thomas 1810 1832 1883 d
Vincent Thomas I DE 1840 1859 1890 d Bookbinder Foreman Selina Martin Y
Vincent William R 1798 1821 Piano maker Mary Jane Vine (Fondel?) Y
Walker John 1821
Wass John E 1751 Rebecca Y
Whitelaw David 1845 1863 1879 d Publisher's manager Hannah Baxter Y
Whitelaw George DE 1827 1872 d Publisher's manager Ann Baynes Y
Whitelaw George B 1846 1863 1927 d Emma Baxter Y
Whitelaw Scott 1832 1850 Cabinet-maker Selina Baynes
Wilson William 1801 1835 d Jane Boyd
Young Arthur D 1816 <1858 1888 d Average Adjuster Agnes Peat Y




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