Luke Tyerman Books: Tyerman's Preaching Circuit History 1844-1864

We know that Tyerman was preacher on the following Methodist circuits, aged 24-44:

1844 Thirsk

1845-1847 Iver/Uxbridge

1848-1850 London (Lambeth) with three others

1851 Bristol (Langton Street) with two others

1852-1854 Newcastle with three others

1855-1857 Sheffield (Norfolk St) with three others

1858 Manchester (Irwell Street) with three others

1859 Manchester (Irwell Street) with five others

1860 Manchester (Gravel Lane) with Luke Wiseman

1861 Liverpool (South) with four others

1862 Liverpool (South) with five others

1863 Liverpool (Wesley) with two others

1864 London (Brixton Hill) Superintendent

Tyerman, Luke (1820-1889)

British Wesleyan Methodist, was a notable Methodist historian. He was bom on Feb. 26, 1820, at Osmotherley, near Thirsk, Yorkshire, and entered the Wesleyan Ministry in 1844. A Methodist preacher of the old school, he was particularly intense in his attacks on popery. Ill health forced him to superannuate in 1864, and he devoted the rest of his life to his scholarship. Although much had been written about eighteenth century Methodism before his time, Tyerman was the first historian to produce serious, scholarly biographies of John Wesley, George Whitefield, and John Fletcher (the "designated successor"). Tyerman's life of John Wesley has only been superseded in recent years, and there is still no other important study of Fletcher. He might properly be called the father of modem historical studies. His publications included: Life and Times of the Rev. Samuel Wesley, 1866; Life and Times of the Rev. John Wesley, 1871; The Oxford Methodists, 1873; Life of the Rev. George Whitefield, 1876-77; Wesley's Designated Successor, 1882. He died on March 30, 1889.
H. MORLEY Rattenbury in Encyclopedia of World Methodism 1974