Hi Glynis, The Campbell St. location seems to be a bit of a red herring - i just found it listed on an Inverell website (in addition to St Augustine's.) Baptisms, marriages, etc. pre-dating St Augustine's would most likely be carried out by a minister going around the district from some central church. In this case St Peter's, Armidale. Other churches did the same thing, and I have some early Anglicans elsewhere baptised by a Methodist minister on circuit because he happened to be the first one to arrive there. There was a similar discussion to this on the Hunter Valley list recently concerning early Hexham and Christ Church, Newcastle. Judy Glynis Turner wrote: > The Campbell Street location confuses me. > I am an Inverell local. In this area is the Library, the back if the > police station, the back of the post office, the gentleman's club, but > no church. > The old Austral Band hall (which is also in that area) *I think* was > used as a church in its long career - and MAY have been the anglican > place of worship prior to St Augustines. > I don't know if there was a minister specifically for Inverell at that > time or perhaps he travelled from Armidale. > Camilla who contributes to this list would be able to give a > definitive answer.