Living at Church Street Oldbury at birth of daughter in 1850
Occupation, Methodist Minister.
Ordained 4 Aug 1847, Liverpool. Given Bible. Presentor of Methodist Annual Conference-led singing unaccompanied for years. A Rawlinson, "The History of Wesleyan Methodism in Swinton" writes "He was in many ways a remarkable man, of fine physique, tall broad-chested and square shouldered, a man whose "muscular Christianity" you would have been slow to challenge on a dark night. As a preacher, whilst by no means brilliant, yet nevertheless a good one, sound in doctrine, breezy in delivery, warm-hearted and sympathetic, always interesting with too much cayenne in his sermons to sleep. Eliza, on 14 Jul 1882, gets scroll giving appreciation of three years help to St. George's Wesleyan Chapel, Cable Street, London E. ladies work-meetings. Also receives Tea and Coffee Service. Signed by 36 ladies including Miss Jesson, Miss Mary Leslie (show married her stepson G. Dennis Curnock on 17 Aug 1885), and Miss Edith Leslie (who married Joseph Jesson).