a time the partner of R. G. Holwell, who designed the present church. Mrs. Alfred Nash, 1853 H. H. Thomas, 1854 Henry Rothwell Pounsett (died August 1891) organist 1854–1856 and founded the choir. Mr. ? Hill 1860 Henry Pounsett (aka H. Pounsett junr.; died November 1890), 1861–1865 or later, during the incumbencies of Russell and Ibbetson He was member of Adelaide Choral Society under Carl Linger and founder of the Original Adelaide Christy Minstrels. James William Heberlet (died June 1910) 1873–1874 ". . . he was followed by Mr. Richardson, Mr. Landergan, Mrs. Newman, Miss Playford, and Mr. Jeffery Bruer." Charles May Gribble (died July 1908), served 1890–1897; left St John's for Trinity Church. He was pianist for the Adelaide Orpheus Society. Jeffrey James Bruer (died 12 November 1936), organist at St John's 1897–1902. Daughter Gladys Bruer (died 8 February 1923) was also a talented musician Arthur H. Otto, assistant organist at St Peter's Cathedral, organist at St John's July 1902 – 1909. Reorganised choir for traditional cathedral music. Later known as Arthur Kingston-Stewart, tenor. John Dempster, son of the Rev. R. W. G. Dempster, at St John's 1909–1924. Lloyd Vick (born 1915), 1939 at least, later of Manthorpe Memorial Church, Unley, and Clayton Memorial Church, Norwood. Some notable members Alfred Mundy W. Bacon Carter for many years Registrar-General of Lands Deeds and Titles Edward Logue Benjamin A. Kent, M.D. Henry Scott John Hance T. H. Viney Osmond Gilles H. Pope O. K. Richardson South Australian Under-Secretary A. Spence Charles Beck The Rev. W. S. Moore C. B. Newenham South Australia's first Auditor-General and Sheriff Hon. A. M. Mundy J. E. Moulden head of Moulden & Sons, lawyers Marshall MacDermott W. B. T. Andrews Registrar-General of Deeds The Rev. Edmund Jenkins Thomas Ward (for many years City Coroner) G. W. Hawkes Capt. Freeling, R.E. Commissioner J. G. Russell Neville Blyth His Honour Mr. Justice Jickling The Rev. S. T. C. Best Further reading C. R. J. Glover (1919) History of the Church of St. John the Evangelist References Churches in Adelaide Anglican churches in South Australia 19th-century Anglican church buildings 1841 establishments in Australia