| Description | Notes
This circuit appears to have been formed from the Brotherton and Swinefleet (Primitive) Union circuit c 1832 (for records see, EMG 2). The Howden branch of the circuit seems to have become the Howden Primitive circuit c 1873 (for records see EMG 125-126) Carlton, Rawcliffe and possibly the Goole church were later in the Goole Primitive circuit (earliest record 1880) (for records see EMG 44-49) Of the three churches still existing when the circuit ended in August 1934, Swinefleet closed, whilst Garthorpe and Whitgift joined the Goole, North Street circuit (for records see EMG 10-43). For other records of the Swinefleet Primitive circuit see MF2/3
Places of worship
The following are mentioned by these records Few circuit and church records have survived so in providing the dates below the following assumptions have been made based on information in the available records: places of worship mentioned both in the Brotherton and Swinefleet (Primitive) Union circuit and in the Swinefleet Primitive circuit were transferred to the latter c 1832; places of worship common to both the Swinefleet Primitive and Howden Primitive circuits were transferred to the latter c 1873; places of worship common to both the Swinefleet and Goole Primitive circuits were transferred to the latter c 1880, Adlingfleet c 1832?-?; Airmyn c 1832?-?; Asselby c 1832?-c 1873?; Balkholrne c 1843-c 1873?; Barmby c 1832?-c 1873?; Belby c 1843-?; Bubwith c 1847-?; Carlton c 1832?-c 1880?; Cliffe c 1832?-?; Drax c 1847-?; Eastrington c 1847-1861? (transferred to North Cave Primitive circuit); Garthorpe c 1832?-1934; Goole c 1843-?; Goole Union c 1843-?; Heminbrough c 1847-?; Hook c 1847-?; Howden c 1843- c 1873?;Howden Dyke c 1843-c 1873?; Kilpin c 1832-?; Laxton c 1847-?; Newland c 1847-?; Osgodby c 1832?-?; Rawcliffe c 1832?-cl880; Rawcliffe Bridge c 1843-?; Reedness c 1832?-1930; Saltmarshe cl832?-?; Selby c 1832?-?; Skelton c 1843-?; Swinefleet c 1832?-1934; Whitgift c 1832?-1934; Wressle c 1847-c 1873? |