| Mr Habgood | 1826 | Hosted the first Methodist meetings in his carpenter’s and wheelwright’s shop at Stratton Crossroads. |
| Brother R Juke | 1830 | Lay preacher at the opening of the first chapel. |
| Sister Margaret Cutler | 1830 | Lay preacher at the opening of the first chapel. |
| Mr W Pinegar | 1830 | Laid the foundation stone of the first chapel on 31 May. |
| Mr Barrett (of Swindon) | 1856 | Builder for the chapel enlargement, cost £170. |
| R White | 1856 | Named donor to the chapel enlargement. |
| Mr C Morse (Charles Morse) | 1856–1865 | Named donor, long-serving leader, chaired anniversary tea in 1865, early family benefactor. |
| W Collett | 1856 | Named donor to the enlargement. |
| S Davies | 1856 | Named donor to the enlargement. |
| D Trotman | 1856 | Named donor to the enlargement. |
| R Wilkins | 1856 | Named donor to the enlargement. |
| Misses White, Collett, Morse | 1856 | Named donors to the enlargement. |
| Mr R Kemble (Nythe) | 1865 | Provided fields for Sabbath-school celebrations at the 35th anniversary. |
| Mr King | 1878 | Presided over an entertainment by the Primitive Methodist Choir and Stratton Brass Band. |
| Thomas Hyde | 1879 | Fined for disturbing a minister and assaulting congregants at Stratton. |
| Thomas Colborne | 1883 | Builder of the present church building. |
| W Drew | 1883 | Architect of the present church building. |
| Colbourne (builder) | 1891 | Built the schoolroom addition. |
| Beswick (architect) | 1891 | Architect for the schoolroom addition. |
| H Watkins (of Swindon) | 1901, 1928 | Preacher at Harvest Thanksgiving and anniversary services. |
| S Dutton (of Gloucester) | 1901 | Spoke at children’s temperance meeting and services over the anniversary weekend. |
| L L Morse (Mayor) | 1902 | Chaired the Monday meeting after anniversary services, funds reported. |
| W Weaver (of Faringdon) | 1903 | Harvest Festival preacher. |
| A Wentworth | 1902 | Conductor at a Musical Evening for the church choir fund. |
| Mrs Shute | 1902 | Pianist at the Musical Evening. |
| Mr J Cook | 1902–1903 | Organist at Musical Evening, later gave an organ recital; also listed among musicians. |
| H Pinnock, J Powell, Clarke | 1902 | Instrumentalists at the Musical Evening. |
| Singers: Miss S Herring, Mrs Wentworth, Mrs E Cook, Messrs Iles, Clarke, Osbourne, Willis | 1902 | Singers at the Musical Evening in aid of the choir fund. |
| J G Wise (of Rodbourne) | 1905 | Presided at a Band of Hope entertainment. |
| F Penfold | 1905 | “Well-known singing evangelist,” gave a concert. |
| Welsh Male Voice Choir | 1917 | Gave a sacred concert in the schoolroom. |
| J G Stanger (London Evangelism Society) | 1923 | Visited the church school. |
| A J Fish (of Faringdon) | 1923 | Preacher, born at Rose Cottage, Stratton. |
| W G Miller | 1923–1937 | Sunday School superintendent, organiser and speaker at multiple events, Women’s Own supporter, led music for Railway Mission, frequent organiser. |
| C J Iles (of Purton, J.P.) | 1923–1936 | Frequent anniversary preacher and speaker; long-standing lay leader. |
| Miss Alice Woodman | 1924 | Secretary of the Christian Endeavour anniversary. |
| Alfred Manners | 1924 | Provided grounds at Stratton Hall for the Sunday school treat. |
| T H Minchin | 1924–1928 | Preacher at Harvest Festival and anniversary services. |
| G W King (of Lechlade) | 1924 | Gave a lecture on “Palestine.” |
| W Cooper, Mrs T Cloborne, Mrs J Loveday, W Mason | 1925 | Named on the “long service list,” recognised local veterans of service. |
| J Haydon (of Swindon) | 1925 | Led a Sunday service. |
| Mrs H Franklin | 1925–1928 | Conductor and performer, led social and musical services. |
| Harold Gardener (of Swindon) | 1925–1927 | Preacher at anniversary and Choir Sunday. |
| W H Iles | 1925–1938 | Chaired meetings, oversaw 1938 lighting upgrade, long-time trustee and organiser. |
| Oliver Kimber (of Wanborough) | 1925–1928 | Chaired or preached at Harvest Festival and meetings. |
| W R Robins | 1925 | Preacher at missionary round. |
| R Bowles | 1925 | Conducted the Christmas morning service. |
| W H & H Hill | 1926 | Provided cars for the Old Folks’ New Year’s Party. |
| T R Barnes | 1935–1936 | Speaker and soloist at CE and services, organiser and leader in multiple meetings. |
| C E Freeth (Elborough House) | 1926 | Sold land to the church, enabling bowling green and tennis court. |
| Mrs W Cook (Brewery Farm) | 1926 | Opened the Garden Party in newly acquired grounds. |
| Ernest Cook, Fred Barrett, Margaret Stratford | 1926 | Winners of baby show classes at the Garden Party. |
| Sidney Payne (Swindon) | 1927 | Opened the Garden Party to reduce land-purchase debt. |
| Mrs C R Palmer (Wanborough) | 1924–1927 | Distributed Sunday School prizes; co-opened Garden Party. |
| Miss Phillips (of Marlow) | 1927–1928 | Speaker at Women’s meetings and CE anniversaries. |
| Frank Barnes (of Purton) | 1926–1940 | Frequent anniversary preacher, lecturer, and service leader across many years. |
| Mrs H Franklin & party | 1928 | Gave a special performance; active in music. |
| W Bramwell Hill (William Bramwell Hill) | 1928–1963 | Long-serving local Methodist lay preacher and leader, Christmas service 1928, funeral widely attended in 1963. |
| Clifford Eatwell (quartet) | 1929 | Led a concert. |
| E J Johnson (Western Temperance League) | 1929 | Preacher focusing on temperance. |
| William Roberts (trustee) | Mid-1920s–1930s | Negotiated purchase of land, led creation of bowling green and tennis courts. |
| J W Roberts | 1920s | Volunteer leader for bowling green construction. |
| F G Ockwell | 1920s–1936 | Volunteer leader for bowling green, later recognised at leaders’ meeting; also soloist (Francis Ockwell). |
| Mr Wells | 1920s | Groundsman for tennis and bowls clubs. |
| Miss Frances Hill | 1920s | Tennis club secretary and treasurer. |
| H Martin, J.P. | 1932–1934 | Lecturer (“Wonderful Wessex”), Harvest Festival morning service; civic lay leader. |
| Ernest Austin (National Town Criers champion) | 1932 | Gave a demonstration at the Annual Garden Party. |
| John Carey | 1932 | Gave a lantern lecture on Guernsey. |
| Alec King | 1934 | Eleven-year-old soprano, soloist at New Year services. |
| Mrs Hancock (Wroughton) | 1934 | Speaker at Women’s Own meeting. |
| Edgar Peyton | 1934–1936 | Speaker at CE on “Consecration” and “Service.” |
| Mrs J Whale | 1935–1936 | Presented Sunday School prizes and sponsored race prizes. |
| H Jacobs | 1935–1936 | Senior teacher, chaired Harvest Home and meetings; reported finances. |
| W Conway | 1935 | Soloist at Overseas Missionary Anniversary. |
| Mrs Davis (Salvation Army) | 1935 | Speaker at Women’s Own meeting. |
| Pinehurst Methodist Concert Party | 1935–1936 | Provided concerts in aid of Sunday School and Christmas funds. |
| Ewart Hill | 1936 | Gave an address at CE on “Some little-known aspects of Holy Writ.” |
| S G Tooth (of Didcot) | 1936 | Preacher at the Annual Trust meeting. |
| Mr Brittell (of Swindon) | 1936 | CE address on “Vision, the wrong response.” |
| Stella Smith | 1935–1937 | Duet singer at Prize Giving, presided at Young People’s Own meeting. |
| Daisy Cook | 1935–1936 | Duet singer; sang solo at CE anniversary. |
| Denis Hunt (Master, aged 14) | 1939 | Blind boy organist who gave a recital and accompanied evening hymns. |
| Cecil S J H Haskins (Hartley College, Manchester) | 1928 | Special preacher at Egg & Flower service, oversaw donation of 15½ dozen eggs. |
| Percy Viner (of Whitney/Witney) | 1928 | Led anniversary services and concert. |
| W J Reade | 1928 | Conducted Sunday morning service. |
| A E Stocking (Swindon Central Mission) | 1928 | Led evening service. |
| A T Wilson | 1927 | Conductor of the GWR Male Voice Choir in concert at the schoolroom. |
| J C Greenwood; G A Woodfield | 1941 | Conducted carol services, morning and evening respectively. |
| Pte R Parkhouse; Pte H J Lawrence; Pte A Beadell; Pte R Hewitson; Pte G Chesney; Pte Edwin Roberts; Pte Lesley Tillyer; Pte John Slavem; Pte R Martin | 1941 | Local soldiers who presided, read lessons, played organ, sang solos, and addressed War-Time Guild or CE meetings. |
| Mr Ball (Army Scripture Readers) | 1941 | Conducted a morning service, active with the troops. |
| Mrs Regan (of Harrow) | 1941 | Soloist at War-Time Guild. |
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