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Glory be 1845-1945, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the opening of the first Wesleyan Chapel in Newcastle
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Early ministers at Brown Street were Revs. Henry Green (1858), W. J. Dean (1860), E. Cook Pritchard (1865), J. Sharp (1869), J. H. Daish, C. Waters (1874), J. S. Dobson and G. James (1878), who was assisted by his son, Rev. A. S. C. James
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Newcastle Chronicle
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Marriage on 26th November at the residence of Mr. Thomas Allsopp by the Rev. J. H. Daish, Primitive Methodist Minister, Richard Edgar of Newcastle, to Elizabeth Emily Armstrong, of Waratah
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Newcastle Chronicle
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Marriage on 16th October, at the residence of the bride, Junction, near Newcastle, by the Rev. J. H. Daish, Primitive Methodist Minister, Isaac Reeves, to Mary Frances, only daughter of the late Mr. G. Johnston
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Newcastle Chronicle
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Marriage on 21 August, at the residence of the bride s father, Bruce street, Newcstle, by the Rev. J. H. Daish, Primitive Methodist Minister, Eli Sawyers, to Isabella, youngest daughter of Mr. William Bear, both of Newcastle
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Newcastle Chronicle
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Marriage on 31 May 1873, at the residence of the bridegroom, Blane street, Newcastle, by Rev. J. H. Daish, Primitive Methodist Minister, Richard John Goodchild, to Jane Ann Bryant, both of Newcastle
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Newcastle Chronicle
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Marriage on 3rd June 1873, at the Primitive Methodist Church Newcastle by Rev. J. H. Daish, William Mathews, of Tighes Hill to Sarah Ann, daughter of Mr. John Watkins of Burwood
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Newcastle Chronicle
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Marriage on 21st June, at the residence of the bride s brother, Lake Macquarie road, Newcastle, by the Rev. J. H. Daish, William John Harrison Taylor, of Burwood, to Ann Ellen, daughter of Mr. William Court of Newcastle
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Newcastle Chronicle
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Marriage on June 5th at the residence of the bride, Newcastle by the Rev. J. H. Daish, Mr. David Stevenson, of Newcastle, to Elizabth Ann, eldest daughter of the late Mr. William Turner, Dempsey Island
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Rev. Joseph Henry
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The Newcastle Chronicle
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A valedictory tea meeting was held in the Primitive Methodist Chapel, Brown St. for the purpose of affording the members of the congregation and others an opportunity of bidding farewell to the Rev. Mr. Daish and his amiable lady, who had so much endeared themselves to those by whom they were known....
First Name:
Rev. Joseph Henry
Source:
My Primitive Methodists (Online)
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The Rev. Joseph Henry Daish was born on December 6th, 1840, at Bartons Road, Newport, I.W. His home was visited by the founders of Primitive Methodism, Hugh Bourne and William Clowes. His father was an ardent local preacher and foreman of the local lace factory, where our deceased brother was employed in his early years. He was soundly converted to God while very young, and at the age of fifteen commenced to preach, mainly in the open air. Owing to the interest displayed in him by Dr. Antliff, and the assistance rendered, he joined the ranks of the ministry. His probation was spent at St. Albans and Sandwich. After a period. spent on the Malden Circuit, he was accepted for missionary work in Australia and laboured on the following stations:- Wingacarribie, Wooloomooloo, Bowral, Parramatta, Newcastle, Newtown, and Sydney
