died 29 August 1855) Mr Thomas, rector, resigned 1857 Samuel Abraham Walker, rector 1857–1879 (born Dublin, 1809, died 30 November 1879) (source, The Gospel Magazine, January, 1880) James Ormiston, rector 1880 (and as at the 1901 census) (previously at Old Hill, West Midlands; editor of The Gospel Magazine from 1895 to 1916) William Dodgson Sykes, rector (as at 1940) (editor of The Gospel Magazine from 1964 to 1975) – son of William Sykes (first President of the Sovereign Grace Union) – Principal of the Bible Churchmen's Missionary and Theological College, later part of Trinity College, Bristol (Bible Churchmen's Missionary Society, now Crosslinks – Head of the Irish Church Missions See also Grade II listed buildings in Bristol Churches in Bristol References External links Details of clergy ChurchCrawler page: detailed text & many photos "About Bristol" page "Looking at Buildings" (Pevsner) page Tower of Church of St Mary-le-Port grade II listed from Images of England BBC article on proposed 2005 development 15th-century church buildings in England Saint Mary le Port Saint Mary le Port Former Church of England church buildings Grade II listed churches in Bristol Saint Mary le Port Ruins of churches destroyed during World War II Saint Mary le Port World War II sites in England Grade II listed ruins