Published in 1988, this is Kenneth J Evans's history of the Christian Brethren assemblies of Tasmania's Circular Head district, tracing their origin, beliefs and practices from early settlement through chapters on Montagu, Marrawah, King Street Smithton, Forest, El-Nathan Smithton, Edith Creek, Stanley, Lileah and Riverbend, with family trees and an index of the pioneering families involved. Evans was born in Leesville and had a long association with Circular Head's Brethren assemblies and community affairs, serving as a Coroner for the State of Tasmania, a Justice of the Peace and a marriage celebrant, and working professionally as a valuer.
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BOOK DETAILS
- Softcover book
- Published 1988
- 122-pages, indexed
- Black/white photos
CONDITION
Used and somewhat worn at the edges with grey marks on the outer corners of the page block.
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