Ipswich, QLD - St Paul's Anglican

Year Built: 1859

Denomination: Anglican

Saint: Paul

Address: 124 Brisbane Street, Ipswich, Queensland, 4305

Architect: Unknown

Traditional Owners: Yagara / Yugara people

Last Updated: 01/01/2021

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History and Architecture:

St. Paul’s Church of England was originally constructed in 1859, when Ipswich was still part of New South Wales. The revival gothic building is believed to have been designed by Edmund Blacket with the construction supervised by William Wakeling.

The first Church of England services in Ipswich were said to have been conducted in premises in Ellenborough Street. A brick church was constructed in 1850 on the corner of Brisbane and Nicholas Streets, on a site opposite the present day church.

The foundation stone of St Paul's was laid in 1855 but the church was not completed until June 1859.

Clergy:

This list may not contain every serving cleric, past or present, for this church.
Further submissions welcomed.

Years Name Annotation D.o.B D.o.D
1935 - Rev Allan Challes Haysom 1909 2000
1939 - 1942 Rev Edric George Albany Asst 1906 1996
1963 - 1966 Rev David Hubert Shand I
1966 - 1967 Rev Robert Stanley Snell Asst C
1967 - 1969 Rev L. H. Nairan Asst
1969 - 1970 Rev Robert George Walsh Asst C 1939
1971 - 1977 Rev Herbert William Robey RD 1917
1970 - 1974 Rev R. W. Nolan Asst 1947
1976 - 1978 Rev William Jones Jolly 1941
1978 - 1980 Rev Albert Leonard Kemish Asst 2010
1980 - 1987 Archdeacon Irvine Scott 1926 2014
1985 - 1987 Rev Gavin Melville Ott 1938
1982 - 1985 Rev Richard George Penny Asst
1987 - 1989 Rev Iain Furby Asst C
1989 - 1991 Rev P. W. Manktelow Asst

Organ:

No information currently available. Submissions welcomed.

Contributions:

1. Jill Crane

Source:

1. Wikapedia
2. Queensland Places