Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
served on is Standing Committee; consec.atcd |

Il. The r. Rev. NICHOLAS HaulheI Soo"''
ID. d., Bishop OF Alabama, born fepruary
1896, in or near Hammer parish, Bedioro coun'
ty, Va. was Il teacher for some time near
Lynchburc; ordered Deacon in 1871, and Priest
in 1925. His first parish was in his native
county, in which he labcrct years; thence
he removed to Petersburg, in which nc was
four years; then in 1872 took charge of St.
Pauls church. Cincinnati. Ohio; and was COZ.
secrated in Christ church, Philadelphia, with
Bishop Chase, on Sunday, Oct. 30. is4l.
IS. The r.. Rev. Cicero Stephens Hawks,
D. d., Bishop of Missouri, was born at New
berne, y. c., in 1912; was graduated at Uni.
versity Of North Carolina, in 1880; studied
law but never practiced at the bar; studied
theology under Bishop Freeman, and was or.
,lcred Deacon Dec. s, 1884; went to Saugertics,
New York, in 1886; was made Priest in 1885;
in 1887 removed to Buffalo, from whence lie
was called to St. Louis, Mo. lie was appointed
Bishop Of Missouri by the House OF Bishops,
with the concurrence Of the Lower House, and
: was conSccrated ut the same time and place rs
! the preceding.
( ~ The Right Rev. Alonzo Potter, d. d.,
l.. l.. d., Bishop OF Pennsylvania, was born in
! 1900, in DutchcSs county, New York, (near
the place o. Bishop kempers brth,) Of Quaker
! family was graduated at Union College in
| 1918; became tutor in 1872 and Professor Of
Mathematics and Natura! Philosophy in 1921
was elected President Of Geneva NOW llobart)
! College in 1925, but declined From 1926 10
! 1881 was rector Of ST. Pauls Church, Boston
was elected Assistant bishop Of Massachusetts,,
/ bu, declined; in 1881 became Vice President,
and Professor Of Moral Philosophy in Union
College, from whence he was called 10 the Bish-
, opr!c of PcanSy lyana IN iS,i5, AID was consc.
Grated, Sept. -. lS+j, 10 ill the vacancy
caused By the resignation OF Bishop OnderdonE.
lie has published several able works, on Sci
eIice and the Arts on Political Economy, Ed
ucation. &c Ia 1855 he edited the Phi.adcl-
/ phia Lectures on the Evidences and in 49,.
the Memorial Papers.
| ~. The Right Rev. George Burgess, D. d.,
/ Bishop Of Maine, was born AT Providence. L..
| l., Oct. 81, 1909 (of which city his father was
Mayor) was graduated at Brown University,
! 1926; held tutorship there went to the Uni
versitics Of Gottngen, Bonn and Berlin; enter
Ell Holy Orders about 1881; was Rector Of
! Christ Church, Hartford, from 1894 % 1917
/ WAS cousrcrated in the same Church on Sun.
! ,lav, Oct 81, 1857 He has published reviews,
sermons, poetry, &c; metrical version Of the
| Psalms, Pages from the Ecclesiastical History
of New England" the Last Enc,ny,' and
! other works.
q. The RI Rev. George Uphold, ID, IL.
D., Bishop of Indiana, was born near Gui!fprd,
! Surrey, Eng., in 1896; came 10 the United
States in lsu2; graduated at Union College in
| 1914; bccame a Physician; graduated in lSl6
| bv the College Of Physicians and Surgeons OF
| the CITY of New York; studied theology under
Bishop Hobart, and was ordained in ISIS; was
! eight wears rector VI ST. Luhc'S church, New
York; three years of ST Thomas church, New
York; and for 10 years Of Trinity church, Pitts
| burg contemp0raneous with which ne WAS
| President Of Trustees Of Western University OF
PENNSYLVANIA for IL years. He was consecrated
in Christ church, Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. Ii,
1919.
~. The Ri Rev Vim. Mercer Green, DID,.
Bishop d; Mississippi, born May ,, l7"s. in
! Wilmington, y. G., was graduated in the Uni.
verstv Of North Carolina in 1918; was ordered
Deacon in 1921, and Prizes; IN lSa2;; was on the
Standing Committee in 1928; appointed Pro
and consccrated to the Ei'iscOpa;e i'll Trinity
church, Natclcz, Feb. "A, 1890.
%. The Ri Ee~. Francis llnscr Rutedgc,
D. d., Bishop of Florida, was bern at Charles,
ton, :. c.. in $500: graduated at Yale, in ISL.
ordered Deacon in 1921, Priest in 1925; III
! 1897 was Rector o.! St IhonnS's church, So"th
Carolina; in ISIS OF st. Denis'S church, Soath
Carolina: con>ccrated in St. PaulS chrTcii,
Augusta Ga, Oct. II, 1871.
y. The III. Rev. John Williams, ID. D.,
! Assistant Bishop Of Connecticut, born at Deer
. field. Mass, in 1917; was cradratc'!.at Trinity
College, Hartford (of which he is nos chan
ccllorD 1898; ordered Deacon in 1888; Priest
in 1871. Became Rector Of ST. George S
church, Schenectady, y. y, in 1872; ana III
1873 President Of his Alma Mater, which oil.
lice he resigned in 1853. lie was co''sccrated
/ in Christ church, Hartford, Oct. ~, is1i.-
! He has printed Il volume OF "llymnS OF holy
Church. and one on the Miracles OF the
| New Testament" and in his leisure moments
is now preparing History of Bishop browncli 5
long Episccpatc As editor he introduced the
popular work Of ..iawkStonc" 10 the Alncr-
can public
%. The ri. Rev John iIe"ry Whitehorse
| D. d., Bishon Of Illinois, was born III the city
of New York, of English paTentagc, August
| 1903; graduated at CouAbia College in 1871;
and in the General 1heologca! Seminary III
1921; ordered Deacon in 1924, Priest August
| 20, 1872; was Rector Of Christ Church. Read
! ing Penn, in 1927; and for - years Rector OF
ST. Lukc's Church, Rochester, y. y. returned
to New York city in 1874 rs Rector ni st.
Thomas Church; consecrated in 81. Georges
! Church. New York, November 30, lSjl, rs
Assistant Bishop Of Illinois, and on the death
! of Bishop Chase, in 1852, lie became Diocesan.
%. The r. Rev. Thomas Frederick Davis,
D. d.. Bishcp Of South Carolina, was born i'll
North Carolina: WAS formerly lawyer Of
South Carolina; IS a graduate Of the University
Of North Carolina, Of the class 0: ls222; was
conSecratcd October u, 1866.
. p. The Rt Rev. Thomas Atkinson, d. D.,
Bishop Of North Carolina, was born in Virgil
MIA; practised q. TIE bar; afterwards was
Rector q: Lynchburg, Va, III whose house the
venerable Bishop Moore died in 1911 while
Rector Of st. Peters church, Baltimore, was
elected Bishop of INDIANA in 1916, but declined;
afterwards called to succeed Bishop Ives Of
North Carolina, lIe was consccrateG with Bishop
Davis Of South Carolina, in St Johns chapel,
New York. on Monday, oct II, 1858.
%. The r. Rev. Vim. 1ngraham Kip, d. d.,
Bishop of California, was born in New York,
Oct. 3, 1871, Of dissenting parentagc; was
graduated at Yale in 1881 studied law, but
changed for theology, and went through the
General Theological Seminary with the class OF
1885; ordered Deacon in 1856; was sncccs
siycly Rector Of st. Peters church, Morris
town, " j.; Assistants at Grace church, New
York; and Rector Of st. PauFS church. Alba
nv when lie was called to be Missionary Bishop
in California; consecrated in Trinity church,
New York, on Friday, Oct. 2s, $50. tie Is
widely known as the author Of Tie Lmtea Fast,
Tie CatacomLS 81 RoGr Tie Ocn5'e tt'aess
IF tie MWch, dc.
81. The Ri. Rev. Thomas Fielding Scott,
D. D., Missionary Bishop in Oregon and Wash
ington; is a convert from Presbyterianism; Il
graduate Of the University OF Georgia. ordered
Deacon, 1912. and Priest, April Il, lS44; con-
sccrated Bishop in Christ church, Savannah,
Georgia, January 5. 1854.
ga. The RI Rev. Henry Washington Lee,
D. D.. bishop Of Iowa, was in 1917, removed
from Springfield. Mass, to Rochester. y. y,
where he was Rector Of St Luke's church,