DescriptionCopy of original Mathewson & Co. image. Reverend F. H. Browne began his ministry in Ipswich on 15 February 1874. He was the longest serving minister in Ipswich at that point in time. He left for Richmond, Victoria in December, 1880. Browne’s daughter, Alice Elizabeth, would marry James Clarke Cribb, son of Benjamin Cribb, in 1884. References (offline)Central Congregational Church, Ipswich Qld. – one hundred years 1853-1953 compiled by Rev. J. Harold King, 1953:2Information from http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/adbonline.htm, retrieved 17 January 2011
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