In 1869, land for a church at Woolloongabba was donated to the Anglican Diocese of Brisbane by the Reverend Robert Creyke, a minister of the Church of England, district registrar for Moreton Bay and from 6 January 1860, the Queensland acting deputy registrar general.
In 1869, an allotment at Clarence Town Estate atop a hill at Woolloongabba was donated to the Anglican Diocese of Brisbane by the Reverend Robert Creyke. Creyke held multiple roles in the colony: he was a minister of the Church of England; district registrar for Moreton Bay from 6 January 1860; and Queensland acting deputy registrar general.