Son of Joseph and Emma Feather, of 178, Hebble Lane, Wheatley, Halifax.
FEATHER, ERNEST
Nationality: United Kingdom
Private Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment)
Unit Text: 2nd/4th Bn.
Age: 26
Date of Death: 20/12/1917
Service No: 201683
Grave Reference: A. 32.
MOUNT ZION METHODIST CHAPELYARD
http://www.mountzionhalifax.org.uk/
Kerbs only
In loving memory of Pte. ERNEST FEATHER
died in Bethnal Green from wounds received in France
Dec. 20th 1917
aged 26 years.
On the edge of Ogden Moor stands this historic chapel. John Wesley came to Halifax to preach on the 22nd August 1748 and in the crowd was a man from Bradshaw, near Halifax, named James Riley. Riley said 'Wesley disturbed my conscience and troubled my soul.'
The idea of building a meeting place for the Methodists dates back to 1772 when, during a snowstorm, the visiting preacher was stranded for a week at a house of one of the members of the Methodist society.
Son of Joseph and Emma Feather, of 178, Hebble Lane, Wheatley, Halifax.
FEATHER, ERNEST
Nationality: United Kingdom
Private Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment)
Unit Text: 2nd/4th Bn.
Age: 26
Date of Death: 20/12/1917
Service No: 201683
Grave Reference: A. 32.
MOUNT ZION METHODIST CHAPELYARD
http://www.mountzionhalifax.org.uk/
Kerbs only
In loving memory of Pte. ERNEST FEATHER
died in Bethnal Green from wounds received in France
Dec. 20th 1917
aged 26 years.
On the edge of Ogden Moor stands this historic chapel. John Wesley came to Halifax to preach on the 22nd August 1748 and in the crowd was a man from Bradshaw, near Halifax, named James Riley. Riley said 'Wesley disturbed my conscience and troubled my soul.'
The idea of building a meeting place for the Methodists dates back to 1772 when, during a snowstorm, the visiting preacher was stranded for a week at a house of one of the members of the Methodist society.
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