First Australian Chaplains and Early Missioning
The Voice of The North recalls the convict settlement era in New South Wales. Rev Richard Johnston became the first chaplain on October 25 1786, laboring amid crime and indifference from military authorities. In March 1794 Rev Samuel Marsden arrived, clashing with troops but earning official respect over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Crown
England
Richard Johnston
Australia
Samuel Marsden
Johnson
Carson Cross Sa
New England
Sydney
William the Fourth
Early Port Macquarie Clergy tied to Windsor and Port Macquarie
The article recalls Rev John Cross and Rev Henry Fulton among NSW early ministers. Cross served Windsor's St Matthew's and Port Macquarie's St Thomas, arriving with convicts aboard in 1828. It notes the stone layings for St Matthew's, Macquarie’s town life at Port, and Cross's long tenure until his 1858 death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell Upon Earth
Thomas Hassal
Jem
Henry Hardinge Parker
John Cross
Port Macquarie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garner
Islid
Cash
Jarrott’s
Musical Supplies & Service
Gloucester
THE
Pioneers
Parson Cross
Goold
Tittle
Henry Fulton
Austi
Tie
Robert Cartwright
Wiliam Cowper
Namieil
Baring
Lomas
Port Jackson
Richard Hill
London
Blackfriars
St. Matthew's Church
Windsor
St. James Church
St. Matthew's
Lachlan Macquarie
John
Korocco
Panamas