[from A.M Harrision's Descriptive List of Insular Societies]
A second benefit society for Ramsey was founded in 1815. In 1820, after only five years in operation it merged with the senior Ramsey Philanthropic Society, a significant boost to a club weakened in 1818 by the defection of a majority of its younger members, alarmed by the actuarial actualities of the financial structure of a twenty-eight year old club. There are no newspaper reports of this club and none of its records has been located.
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C.K. Radcliffe, Shining by the Sea a History of Ramsey, 1800 -1914, (1989) p.219
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