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The land for the Dublin Anglican Church was donated by Mr George Bliss West.<br>
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The land for the Dublin Anglican Church was&nbsp;purchased by&nbsp;The&nbsp;Bishop's Home Mission Society&nbsp;of South Australia from &nbsp;Mr George Bliss West of Dublin.  
  
The Reverend W.P. Marshall was in charge of St Peter's Anglican Church at Mallala and he was&nbsp;requested&nbsp; by the Second Bishop of Adelaide the Right Reverend G.W. Kennian to supervise the building of an Anglican Church at Dublin. He named the building Christ Church.  
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Trustees were Mr Thomas Wainright (farmer) Mr Edward Toleman (Dublin Hotel Proprieter) Mr George Wells (station hand) and Mr Arthur Aiken&nbsp;Wickstead (School teacher&nbsp;from Wild Horse Plains)&nbsp;&nbsp;
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<br>The Reverend W.P. Marshall was in charge of St Peter's Anglican Church at Mallala and he was&nbsp;requested&nbsp; by the Second Bishop of Adelaide the Right Reverend G.W. Kennian to supervise the building of an Anglican Church at Dublin. He named the building Christ Church.  
  
 
Mr George Bliss West built the church from limestone quarried on his property&nbsp;two miles south of the township of Dublin.&nbsp;The lime was also burnt on his property.  
 
Mr George Bliss West built the church from limestone quarried on his property&nbsp;two miles south of the township of Dublin.&nbsp;The lime was also burnt on his property.  
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== Sources  ==
 
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*Dublin History Group Inc.
 
{{Memories|During a later period Mrs Brice Porter was the organist and also the caretaker.}}
 
{{Memories|During a later period Mrs Brice Porter was the organist and also the caretaker.}}

Revision as of 20:08, 27 December 2011

Fast Facts
Type of organisation: Religious
Also known as: Dublin Anglican Church


Town or locality: Dublin, South Australia
Date established:
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1910
Established by: Rev. W.F. Marshall
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The land for the Dublin Anglican Church was purchased by The Bishop's Home Mission Society of South Australia from  Mr George Bliss West of Dublin.

Trustees were Mr Thomas Wainright (farmer) Mr Edward Toleman (Dublin Hotel Proprieter) Mr George Wells (station hand) and Mr Arthur Aiken Wickstead (School teacher from Wild Horse Plains)  


The Reverend W.P. Marshall was in charge of St Peter's Anglican Church at Mallala and he was requested  by the Second Bishop of Adelaide the Right Reverend G.W. Kennian to supervise the building of an Anglican Church at Dublin. He named the building Christ Church.

Mr George Bliss West built the church from limestone quarried on his property two miles south of the township of Dublin. The lime was also burnt on his property.

It is believed that the second Bishop of Adelaide Reverend G.W. Kennian, his chaplain Rev. H.G. Rawstone and Rev. W.F. Marshall (Priest of the Home Mission Society) conducted the first service in Dublin Christ Church 1886.

Serving Priests for Christ Church Dublin were as follows:

1886  Rev. W.F. Marshall

1886  Rev. C.S. Beaumont

1887  Rev. E.K. Yeatman

1892  Rev. J.H. Williams

1894  Rev T. Worthington

1900  Rev. F. Parnell

1902  Rev. H.F.E. Wigram

1904  Rev. R.W. Kenny

1907  Rev. T. Ward

1909  Rev. A. Macully


In 1910 the decision was made to close Christ Chuurch at Dublin due to the lack of people attending.

The roof blew off the building in c.1922 and in the early 1930s the walls were demolished.

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  • Dublin History Group Inc.

Memories of Dublin Christ Church

During a later period Mrs Brice Porter was the organist and also the caretaker.

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