Temora, NSW - St Paul's Anglican

Year Built: 1906

Denomination: Anglican

Saint: Paul

Address: Corner DeBoos & Loftus Streets, Temora, New South Wales, 2666

Architect: Henry Laker

Last Updated: 13/06/2023

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History and Architecture:

A Brick church consisitng of nave, chancel, vestry and tower-porch. Built in 1906 from the designs by Henry Laker, Shire Engineer at a cost of £2,000. It was licenced on 8/2/1907 and dedicated two days later. 

The pulpit is a memorial to Sergt Randal Watterson (Fleurbaix 18/7/1916). There is a window to the memorial of Sergt Thomas DanielCecil Tutill (France 4/10/1947).

The Foundation stone was laid on 12 July 1906 by Admiral Sir Harry Rawson K.C.B. Governor of New South Wales. The original plan included a spire but, was deferred due to costs. The adjacent hall was built in 1934, and is on the site of the original wooden church.

Clergy:

These names are now in the Database and can be searched individually.

Years Name Annotation D.o.B D.o.D
1880 - Mr John Miller Lay Reader
1880 - 1882 Rev Maurice Gray
1884 - 1885 Rev O. C. Drummond
1885 - 1889 Rev James Pritchard
1889 - 1890 Rev J. B. Gribble
1890 - 1893 Rev Gaulter Soares 1833 1918
1893 - 1896 Rev A. Duncan
1896 - 1898 Rev D. C. Bates 1868 1954
1899 - 1899 Rev Willaim Furnival Harris Walker 1916
1899 - 1900 Rev W. Cowan
1900 - 1904 Rev W. H. Cooper
1905 - 1907 Rev F. B. Clive 1919
1907 - 1907 Rev Frederick Greenfield Ward Curate 1876 1963
1907 - 1910 Rev Edward George Higgin 1861 1934
1910 - 1917 Rev Benjamin Dore Bryant 1868 1930
1917 - 1919 Rev A. Phillips
1919 - 1921 Rev Gordon Hamilton Hirst 1885 1939
1921 - 1928 Rev Norman William James Tivey 1883 1930
1928 - 1929 Rev Benjamin Dore Bryant 1868 1930
1931 - 1942 Rev G. F. Pyke 1976
1946 - 1951 Rev Cyril Ashley Wilson 1890 1968
1951 - 1964 Rev Alan Walker Sutton 1903 1970
1982 - 1992 Rev Robert Lindbeck

Organ:

  No other information currently available. Submissions welcomed.

Contributions:

1. Katherine Lindbeck 2021.

Source:

1. History of the Diocese of Goulburn. Ransome T. Wyatt
2. Cable Clerical Index
3. The Ryerson Index