Edmund Blacket 

A matter of expression; context is important.  

"while the forms of the buildings range from the aisleless hall of St Mary's, Waverley; to the aisleless cruciform church of St Paul's, Burwood; to the triple-gabled church of St Paul's, Redfern, the aisled church of St Michael's, Surry Hills and the clerestoried church of St Stephen's, Newtown." 
What we have here is five examples of typical church architectural arrangements teamed with five examples of buildings which fit these patterns. The names of the forms follow a convention (in the context of the sentence) and the names of the churches fit a convention (in the context of the sentence).    Changing the wording so that one out of five is different, in order to fit the link, doesn't work, in terms of expression.   

Also, the insertion of the word "Anglican" in the names of the churches is superfluous in the context of the article, as Blacket was working for the Church of England at the time. The insertion of "Anglican" into churches' names is a recent thing, and generally considered unnecessary, elswhere. While links may require the word, the context of the sentence (and most of the article) doesn't, so it's better to link as St Michael's, Surry Hills, until linking in the list below, where the full names of all the churches can be given.