Tumby Bay, SA - St Margaret's Anglican

Year Built: 1908

Denomination: Anglican

Saint: Margaret

Address: 21 Lipson Road, Tumby Bay, South Australia, 5605

Architect: William K Mallyon

Last Updated: 29/11/2024

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History and Architecture:

This is the second Anglican church to be built in the Tumby Bay District Council. The Mortlocks at "Yalluna" station felt a church was needed in Tumby Bay and donated land for the purpose. Mrs. W.I. Mortlock laid the foundation stone and the family are best remembered for the stained glass windows and Manchurian oak furniture. The Mortlocks demanded a quixotic peppercorn rent which was to be paid each year in the form of a single red rose.
The Architect has been given to W. K. Mallyon, a hobby architect who designed approximately 30 churches in the mid-north and including this church, three on the Eyre Peninsula.

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
1904 - 1905 Rev John Coates Curate 1877 1926
1908 - 1910 Rev Arthur Harry Nutting 1871 1949
1911 - 1913 Rev Sydney Harold Austin Embling 1877 1969
1914 - 1921 Rev John Ernest Stansfield 1863 1944
1922 - 1930 Rev George Edward Goodall Dainty 1860 1932
1931 - 1934 Rev Ernest Robinson 1890 1977
1938 - 1939 Rev Ninian Shelby James 1911 1982
1936 - 1938 Rev Ernest William Dilena 1904 1963
1939 - 1941 Rev James ISherwood 1900 1980
1945 - 1947 Rev Cosmo George Engledue Forrest Sale 1893 1961
1948 - 1949 Rev Alexander Macintosh 1898 1949
1952 - 1958 Rev John Ashley James 1912 1999
1974 - 1978 Rev Frederick Charles Bastain 1912 1986

Source:

1. Tumby Bay Council dataset.
2. Cable Clerical Index with permission.