| Description | Notes
The earliest surviving record is 1818, but the circuit may have started in 1799. Records prior to the Methodist Union of 1932 are those of the Wesleyan circuit, which was thereafter called the Howden, Hailgate circuit In 1934 this amalgamated with the Howden, St John circuit to form the Howden circuit (for records see EMG/127-135) except for those churches in the list below marked which joined the Market Weighton circuit (for records see MRM) and those marked which joined the Selby circuit
Places of worship
The following are mentioned by these records. Approximate dates are given for those places of worship which are not mentioned in the earliest record (1818) and which were not in existence when the circuit ended in 1934. For other records relating to these places of worship refer to the index at the front of this list Airmyn-1916; Asselby; Aughton 1837-1883; Balkholme 1839-1853; Barmby; Blacktoft 1834-; Breighton; Brind 1845-1860; Broomfleet; Bubwith; Bursea-1872; Cave, North; Cavil 1846-1879; Duffield, North-1841 (ceded to Selby circuit); Duffield, South 1823-1841 (ceded to Selby circuit); Eastrington; Ellerton; Faxfleet 1849-1911; Foggathorpe; Gilberdike 1824-; Harlthorpe-1908; Holme on Spalding Moor; Hook-1919 (transferred to Goole Wesleyan, later Goole, North Street circuit?); Howden; Howden Dyke 1842-1844; Kilpin 1842-1911; Knedlington 1848-1873; Latham 1842-1874; Laxton; Linton-1831, 1853- 1864; Newport (Wallingfen);Newsholme 1839-1873; North Cave see Cave, North; North Duffield see Duffield, North; Portington-1914; Rowland Hall 1887-1922; Saltmarshe 1841-1849; Sandholme; Skelton 1824-; Skipwith-1841 (ceded to Selby); South Duffield see Duffield, South; Spaldington; Spaldington Outsides 1841-1866; Staddlethorpe-1832; Wallingfen see Newport (Wallingfen); Welham Bridge 1872-; Willitoft 1859-; Wressle 1828-1851; Yokefleet-1896 |