William White (1748–1836)
White and Bushrod Washington exchanged several letters regarding both the Virginia episcopate and the lands of White's son.
William White, first Protestant Episcopal bishop of the diocese of Pennsylvania, was born in Philadelphia on 4 April 1748. A graduate of the present-day University of Pennsylvania, he was ordained as a priest in London in 1772. The following year he married Mary Harrison (1750–1797), whose father had served as mayor of Philadelphia. White returned to England in 1787 to obtain consecration as bishop.
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Bird Wilson, Memoir of the Life of the Right Reverend William White, D.D. Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the State of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia: James Kay Jun. & Brother, 1839).
"About the Senate Chaplain," United States Senate.
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Rev Bishop William T White at FamilySearch.