South Wales (1909) St Mary's Cathedral, Perth (1910) This instrument, after being rebuilt twice, is still in use. St John's Cathedral, Napier, New Zealand (1910) St Matthew's Church, Guildford (1911) Victoria Square Methodist Church, Kadina (1911) Patterson Street Methodist Church, Launceston, Tasmania (1912) St Carthage's Cathedral, Lismore, New South Wales (1912) Coudrey Memorial organ at the Baptist Church, Parkside, South Australia (1913) Modifications to Archer Street Methodist Church (1914) Zion Lutheran Church Walla Walla, New South Wales St Martin's Anglican church, Killara Ross Memorial church, Murrumburrah St David's Uniting Church, Dodd's sixth in New South Wales All Souls' Church, Adelaide (1916) St Columba's Church, Adelaide (1916) Gartrell Memorial Church, Rose Park (1915) St Joseph's Church, Malvern, Victoria (1917) St Francis Xavier's Cathedral, Adelaide (1926, with additions to come when funds available) Trinity Congregational Church, Perth (1926) Wurlitzer organ in Regent Theatre, Adelaide (1928) Maughan Church (1929) Angaston Congregational Church (1943) historic organ from Draper Memorial installed by Dodd, Binding, Starling and Dodd jun., St Patrick's Basilica, Fremantle electrified by Dodd's Gunstar works c. 1960 Other Adelaide organ builders Walter George Rendall had a workshop at Ann Street, Stepney; built one for the North Adelaide Congregational Church, upgraded by Fincham & Hobday. Rendall was involved in 1908 dispute with Sydney's Pitt Street Congregational Church over non-payment of his account, they claiming breach of contract. Johann Wilhelm Wolff (c. 1818–1894) built nearly twenty church organs in SA, including St Francis Xavier's Cathedral's first organ in 1869, and the Unitarian church opposite, in 1877; both later replaced by Dodd. Robert McKenzie or Mackenzie (c. 1839–1905) erected the organs in Adelaide Town Hall (for William Hill & Sons, London) and St Peters Cathedral (for Bishop & Son, London). He was obliged to defend the installation of both. His workshop was severely damaged by fire in 1881; he was suspected of arson. Samuel Marshall (1803–1879), music retailer of Adelaide, founder of Marshall & Sons, was originally an organ builder. William Leopold Roberts (died 1972), built "Memorial Organ" for St Andrew's Church in Brighton, Victoria. Family On 10 April 1879 Dodd married Jessie Lovat Fraser of Inverness, Scotland at the Baptist Church, Richmond, Victoria. They had two sons and a daughter. Ebenezer Daniel Dodd ( – ) married Annie Maria Jordan in 1906. He was an organbuilder in Perth, with a shop on Hay Street and a home in Crawley. Duncan Eustace Fraser Dodd (c. 1886–1945)