He was vicar of St Mark, Leeds Road, from Nov 1888 to December 1891.
He was inducted into the post on 10 January 1889 by the Bishop of Wakefield.
In 1890 his patrons were the Trustees, the first charge on the church expenses fund was £50, his ecclesiastical commission was £120 and other sources of income were £30.
Gross income was £209, and the parish population was 4,500.
On Wednesday 20 February 1889 he attended the opening celebrations of a four-day bazaar in Huddersfield Town Hall to raise money for the St Paul's Day Schools.
On Sunday 17 May 1891 he preached at the anniversary services of St John's, Golcar.
On 31 May 1891 he preached a sermon at St George's, Brockholes, on the occasion of the opening of a new organ and vestry.
The United Kingdom Census 1891 finds him single, describing himself as vicar of St Mark's, and boarding at 28 George Street, Huddersfield, at the house of Annie Plowright, a widow.
He was vicar of St Mark, Leeds Road, from Nov 1888 to December 1891. He was inducted into the post on 10 January 1889 by the Bishop of Wakefield. In 1890 his patrons were the Trustees, the first charge on the church expenses fund was £50, his ecclesiastical commission was £120 and other sources of income were £30. Gross income was £209, and the parish population was 4,500. On Wednesday 20 February 1889 he attended the opening celebrations of a four-day bazaar in Huddersfield Town Hall to raise money for the St Paul's Day Schools. On Sunday 17 May 1891 he preached at the anniversary services of St John's, Golcar. On 31 May 1891 he preached a sermon at St George's, Brockholes, on the occasion of the opening of a new organ and vestry. The United Kingdom Census 1891 finds him single, describing himself as vicar of St Mark's, and boarding at 28 George Street, Huddersfield, at the house of Annie Plowright, a widow.
Percy Holbrook