Scottsdale, TAS - St Patrick's Catholic

Denomination: Roman Catholic

Saint: Patrick

Address: 51 George Street, Scottsdale, Tsmania, 7260

Architect: Unknown

Traditional Owners: Pyemmairrener people

Last Updated: 24/07/2022

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History and Architecture:

One of the most fascinating events in the story of Scottsdale Was the removal of St. Patrick's Church from the centre of the town to a new site in George Street. The entire operation was carried out with the help of a sturdy bullock team. There was plenty of motor transport available at the time, but it was felt that the steadier beasts would not endanger the building as much as vibrating engine-powered transport.

In April 1962, the founder of the Missionary Sisters of Service, Father John Wallis, announced that the Sisters would set up a regional mission centre at Scottsdale.

The list of Priests below also served the Derby area.

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
1915 - 1916 Father Arthur Cullen
1916 - 1918 Father James Barry
1919 - Father Patrick Hennessey 1939
1919 - 1922 Father William A. Upton 1982
1922 - Father John Graham
1923 - Father Francis Kent
1923 - Father Nicholas McNally 1964
1925 - 1929 Father Gerald Fitzgerald 1978
1929 - 1932 Father Leo Sherry 1975
1932 - 1935 Father John Ryan
1935 - 1936 Father William Ryan
1936 - Father Vincent Allen 1981
1937 - 1944 Father William Fitzpatrick 1961
1944 - Father Joseph Hanahoe 1994
1945 - 1947 Father Vincent Shelverton 1999
1947 - 1950 Father Michael Flynn
1951 - 1953 Father Ron Lee Archer
1954 - Father Len Huxtable
1955 - 1958 Father Martin Kearns
1958 - Father Peter Noonan
1959 - Father Daniel Hanratty
1960 - 1963 Father Kevin Manning 2005
1963 - 1966 Father Edwyn C. Lloyd 1989
1968 - Father Wilfred Egan
1971 - Father John Purcell Locum
1992 - 2000 Father Maurice Walsh
2020 - Father Edwin Thundathil Xavier

Organ:

No information currently available. Submissions welcomed.

Source:

1. Priceless Heritage W.T. Southerwood