The Presbyterian pioneers of Van Diemen's Land : a contribution to the ecclesiastical history of Tasmania / by J. Heyer, 1935

Introduction by the Right Rev.Introduction by the Right Rev. M. McQueen, M.A. -- Preface -- Greetings from the Mother Church -- Foreword by the Very Rev. John Mackenzie, M.A., D.D. -- PART I. PRESBYTERIAL HISTORY. -- I.—The Historical Background -- II.—Our First Ministers -- III.—The Presbytery -- IV.—Church and State -- V.—The Church and Education -- VI.—The Presbytery at Work -- VII.—Church Crisis -- VIII.—The Free Church -- IX.—Church Union -- X.—Union and Afterwards -- XI.—Foreign Missions -- PART II. CONGREGATIONAL HISTORY. -- 1823—St. Andrew's, Hobart -- 1829—Bothwell, Green Ponds and Apsley -- 1829—Kirklands-Campbell Town -- 1831—St. Andrew's, Launceston -- 1829—Oatlands -- 1837—Evandale -- 1839—Sorell -- 1839—O'Brien's Bridge (Glenorchy) -- 1840—St. John's, Hobart -- 1842—West Tamar -- 1844—Swansea and Gala Kirk -- 1850—Chalmers,' Launceston -- 1851—Chalmers,' Hobart -- 1854—Hagley-Deloraine-Longford -- 1855—Stanley -- 1878—Scottsdale-Lilydale and Derby -- 1879—Fingal -- 1885—Devonport, Ulverstone, North-West Coast -- 1892—Zeehan -- 1898—Queenstown -- 1907—New Town -- 1908—Burnie -- 1912—Waratah -- Conclusion -- APPENDIX. -- Register of Ministers -- Historical Notes -- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. -- Index at End of Book.