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Miller, A. Douglas, Rev., 177.
Millington, 57.
Milnor, James, Rev., 337.
Milton, John, 231.
Milton, 243.
Milton, N. Y., 376.
Ministry, Conference on the, 265; Connecticut's contribution to, 273- 274.
Minnesota, missions in, 383-384.
Minor, William T., 339.
Missionary societies, local, 389.
Missionary Society, Diocesan, 170ff., 197.
Missionary Society of Connecticut, Congregational, 156.
"Missionary Stations," 201.
Missions, 389-393; administration of,
201; city, 341; diocesan, 169- 188, 435; extinct, 173; frontier, 373-387; new, 187; preaching and teaching, 292-294; rural, 175- 176; support of, 309-310.
Missions, British, relief of, 295, 310, 393, 417.
Missions and Church Extension, Dept. of, 195.
Mississippi, Diocese of, 386.
Missouri, Diocese of, 384.
Mobile, Ala., 386.
Mohawk Indians, 52, 107.
Mohegan Indians, 57, 108-109.
Monasticism, revival of, 282, 283, 286-287.
Monroe, 48.
Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley, 36. Montgomery, Ala. St. John's Church, 387.
Moodus, 57.
Moore, Benjamin, bp. of New York, 151, 153, 154, 377. Moosup, 173, 186.
Morals, colonial, 77.
Morgan, Edward Brinley, Rev., 365.
Morgan, J. Pierpont, 328.
Morris, Theophilus, Rev., 51, 53, 54, 55, 79.
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Morris, mission in, 175. Morse, Samuel F. B., 332.
Mosher, Gouverneur Frank, bp. of the Philippines, 393. Mosley, Richard, Rev., 52, 53, 60. Muhlenberg, Henry, Rev., 223-224. Muirson, George, Rev., 17-19, 48, 49, 84, 85. Murray, John, Rev., 158.
Music, 75, 243-249, 306-308; Christ- mas, 242; Diocesan Commission on, 306; schools, 243, 244; Music Institute, 307.
Mutter, Dr. Thomas Dent, 269.
Myers, C. Kilmer, Rev., 271.
Myles, Samuel, Rev., 24. Mystic, 185.
Nace, Morton O., 362, 365, 370. Name, of Episcopal Church, 398- 399.
Narragansett Indians, 57, 108-109.
Nash, Daniel, Rev., 377.
Nash, Norman, Rev., 382, 383.
Nashotah House, 287.
Nashville, Tenn., 385.
Nason, Frederick F. H., Rev., 346.
Nation-Wide Campaign, 391-392.
Nation-Wide Preaching Mission, 292- 293.
National Council of the Churches of Christ, 427.
Nativism, of clergy, 253-254.
Naugatuck Valley, 54.
Negroes, 418; colonization of, 182, 338; in schools, 82, 83, 84; mis- sions to, 105-107, 182-184, 210, 390, 416, 417. See also Freedmen. Nestorians, 181.
New Britain. St. Mark's Church, 180, 181.
New Cambridge, 54, 119.
New Canaan, 50.
New England Company, 13.
New Fairfield, 52.
New Hampshire, missions in, 59, 373. New Hartford, 52.
New Haven, 31, 53; raid upon, 119. New Haven. Christ Church, 177, 224, 229, 239, 241, 242, 245, 246, 247, 249, 284, 365, 370-371.
New Haven. St. John's Church, 224, 251.
New Haven. St. Luke's Church, 182- 183, 184.
New Haven. St. Paul's Church, 171,
180, 182, 401; city mission, 341; Home for Older Women, 339. New Haven. St. Thomas's Church, 401; parochial school, 317. New Haven. Trinity Church, 53, 67, 182, 233. Home, 339. New Haven. Diocese of, proposed, 190.
New Haven County, Episcopal Church in, 52-55.
New Haven Lodge, 351, 359.
New Lebanon, N. Y., 376.
"New Lights," 39, 49, 58, 59, 76.
New London, 19, 31, 70; raid upon, 124.
New London. St. James's Church, 17, 226, 227, 228, 234, 243-244, 245, 256, 439.
New London County,
Episcopal Church in, 57-58.
New Milford, 51, 52, 382.
New Orleans, 387.
New Preston, 52.
New York (City). Church of the Holy Communion, 224.
New York (City). St. George's Church, 343, 463.
New York (City). Trinity Church, 376.
New York (State), missions in, 375- 378.
Newcastle. Pelham-Holles, Thomas Duke of, 129.
Newgate copper mine, 55; prison, 119, 123.
Newington. Grace Church, 213, 435. Newman, John Henry, Cardinal, 281. Newport, R. I. Trinity Church, 50, 66,, 67.
Newspapers, parochial, 251.
Newton, Christopher, Rev., 48, 117, 125.
Newton, Sir Isaac, 96.
Newtown, 21, 22, 30, 50, 78, 79, 104; Trinity Church, 64-65.
Nicene Creed, authoritative version of, 397.
Nichols, James, Rev., 54, 119, 123, 374.
Nichols, William Ford, Rev., 340. Nicholson, Francis,
Governor of South Carolina, 28.
Nicoll, DeLancey, 328.
Niles, John M., 163, 338.
Niles, William Woodruff, bp. of New Hampshire, 375.
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Noble, Elnathan, 376. Nonjurors, 89-92, 159. Norfield, 48. Norfolk, 52. Norris, Frank, 344. North Branford, 53.
North Fairfield, 48, 66.
North Greenwich, 187, 435.
North Groton, 31, 57, 58, 103.
North Guilford, 53.
North Haven, 21, 55; St. John's Church, 68.
North Killingworth. Emmanuel Church, 175.
North Stratford, 42, 48.
Northampton, Mass., revival at, 37.
Northbury, 41, 51, 54.
Northcastle, N. Y., 49.
Northfield. Trinity Church, 346.
Northfield, Minn., 384.
Northford, 53; St. Andrew's Church, 310. Norwalk, 19, 21, 30, 42, 49, 105; raid upon, 119.
Norwalk. St. Paul's Church, 68, 69, 242, 244, 245, 255, 355, 402.
Norwalk, Ohio, 379.
Norwegians, mission to, 383.
Norwich, 58, 104, 382; Christ Church, 65, 232.
Norwich. Eliza Huntington Memorial Home, 340.
Norwich, N. Y., 377.
Nott, Eliphalet, Rev., 450.
Noyes, Vera L., 325.
Occasional conformity, 94. Occum, Samson, Rev., 108-109.
Ogden, John, Rev., 163.
Ogilby, Remsen B., pres., Trinity College, 333. Ohio, Diocese of, 374. Ohio, missions in, 378-382. Old Catholic Church. 92. "Old Lights," 39. Old Lyme, 186; St. Ann's Church, 187, 435.
Omaha, Neb. Trinity Church, 385.
Omensetter, Michael, 226.
Onderdonk, Benjamin Treadwell, bp. of New York, 280, 282. One Day Income Offering, 392.
Oneida County, N. Y., 376.
Oneida Indian Reservation, Wiscon- sin, 383. Onondaga, N. Y., 377.
Onondaga County, N. Y., 378. Orange. Church of the Good Shep- herd, 435.
Ordinands, colonial, 254-255.
Ordinations, by Connecticut bishops, 273; first in America (1785), 141. Organs and organists, 75, 245-246, 248.
Orthodox Churches. See Eastern Or- thodox Churches.
Osborn, Norris G., 345. Oson, Jacob, Rev., 182. Otey, James Hervey, bp. of Tennes- see, 385.
Otis, James, 115.
Otsego County, N. Y., 376, 377. Oxford, 54.
Oxford Revival, 23, 27, 228, 233, 235, 237, 238-240, 241, 277, 278, 279, 452.
Packerville, 173.
Paddock, Benjamin Henry, bp. of Massachusetts, 375.
Paddock, John Adams, bp. of Wash- ington Territory, 385. Paddock, Seth B., Rev., 385.
Paine, George L., Rev., 347, 348, 349, 371, 391. Palmer, Ichabod, 376.
Palmer, Solomon, Rev., 51-52, 71, 99, 116, 258. Pan-Anglican, 395, 421, 468.
Pan-Anglicanism, 419ff.
Pardee, Amos, Rev., 377.
Pardee, Charles Laban, Rev., 403.
Paris, N. Y., 377.
Parish houses, 370-372.
Parish life (1800's), 219ff .; revival of, 299, 300-303; 308-309.
Parishes, administration of, 199-200; extinct, 173; financial support of, 220ff .; organization of, 219-220.
Parker, Horatio William, 249. Parker, Samuel, Rev., 133, 144, 145, 146, 150, 151, 152, 154. Parochialism, 430. Pearson, Nelson R., Rev., 309.
Pease, Charles A., 196, 404.
Peers, Benjamin Orrs, Rev. 316.
Peiler, Ernest, 248.
Pelagianism, 99. Penn, William, 5, 16.
Pensions and pension funds, 197, 263-264, 459. Percival, Henry R., Rev., 287.
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Percy, Thomas, bp. of Dromore, 231. Perfectionism, doctrine of, 156. Periodicals. See Magazines, News- papers. Perry, James DeWolf, bp. of Rhode Island, 345, 401.
Perry, Joseph, Rev., 376.
Persecution, of the Episcopal Church, 8-9, 18-20, 32-33, 43-45.
Peters, Samuel, Rev., 53, 55, 56, 58-59, 68, 74, 104, 109, 117-118, 123-124, 144, 150, 373.
Petrie, Arthur, Bishop of Ross and Moray, 138.
Pews and pew rent, 220-223, 341.
Phelps, Davenport, Rev., 377.
Phillips, Francis, Rev., 20, 87.
Phoenix Bank, Hartford, 165.
Pietism, German, 36.
Pigot, George, Rev., 21, 25, 50, 70, 71, 80, 85, 87, 128.
Pilmore, Joseph, Rev. 151.
"Pious societies," English, 13.
Piper, Mrs. Laurence F., 325.
Plainfield, 60, 185.
Platt, Joseph, 379.
Pledge system, 224-225.
Plumb, John F., Rev., 196, 203, 391, 403.
Plymouth, 41, 51, 54.
Plymouth. St. Matthew's Church, 380.
Plymouth. St. Peter's Church, 380.
Poland, Ohio, 379.
Polish National Catholic Church, 92, 182, 424.
Pomeroy, Benjamin, Rev., 39. Pomfret, 59-60.
Pomfret School, Pomfret, 324, 331, 369. Ponsett. St. James's Chapel, 175. Poor, 341-342.
Pope, Alexander, 93.
Populism, 342.
Poquetanuck, 31, 58; St. James's Church, 63.
Porter, Noah, Rev., 68.
Porteous, Beilby, bp. of London, 237. Portland, 57; Trinity Church, 224- 225, 234, 240. See also Chatham. Portsmouth, Ohio. All Saint's Church, 376, 378.
Potter, Horatio, bp. of New York, 259. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 381. Poverty, of Churchmen, 69-71. Prayer, customs of, 240.
Prayer Book, distribution of, 292; revision of, 145ff., 396-397; trans- lation of, 179; of 1549, 91, 138, 278; Proposed (1785), 149ff., 152; American (1789), 92; German, 177; Italian, 180; Scottish (1637), 91.
Preaching, 249-250, 258. Presbyterianism, 5, 7-8.
Presbyterians, union with, proposed, 424.
Presiding Bishops, 400-401.
Presiding Bishop's Fund for World Relief, 418.
Presiding Bishop's Plan, 296, 310, 392.
Pretender, Stuart, 90-91.
Price, Roger, Rev., 128.
Priest, Arthur, 211.
Priesthood of the Whole Church, 289-294.
Prince of Wales' American Volun- teers, 119.
Progressive Movement, political, 291, 344-345, 412.
Prohibition, 348, 414.
Promotion, Dept. of, 195.
Protestant Episcopal Church. Con- stitution of, 145ff .; name of, 143, 149, 398-399; organization of, 143-154.
Provincial system, 194, 399-400.
Provoost, Samuel, bp. of New York, 134, 150ff., 376, 448.
Psalmody, 75, 86, 243.
Puerto Ricans, missions to, 181-182.
Pugin, Augustus Charles, 232, 239. Punderson, Ebenezer, Rev., 31, 40, 42, 43, 51, 53, 55, 57-58, 63, 83, 85, 100, 103, 104, 257.
Puritan party, in England, 4.
Pusey, Edward Bouverie, Rev., 279. Putnam, 185.
Putnam, Col. Daniel, 382.
Putnam, Col. Israel, 378.
Quaker Farms. Christ Church, 306. Quakers, 12, 16-17, 46; baptized, 104; revival of, 161.
Quarrels, parochial, 255-256.
"Queen Anne's War," 50. Queen's Rangers, 119. Quiet day, for clergy, 265.
Quintard, Charles Todd, bp. of Tennessee, 386.
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Race relations, 351, 416, 418. Racioppi, Joseph, Rev., 181. Raids, British, 63, 69, 119. Raikes, Robert, 317.
Rainsford, William S., Rev., 343, 344. "Raising", of churches, 65.
Raritan Valley, N. J., revival in, 36. Rationalism, 92-95, 283.
Rauschenbusch, Walter, Rev., 344.
Ravenna, Ohio, 380.
Ravenscroft, John Stark, bp. of North Carolina, 27, 385.
Rayner, Benzies, Rev., 158, 318.
Read, Ralph D., Rev., 196, 312.
Real Presence, doctrine of the, 282, 283.
Records, parish, 63, 200-201, 206, 220. See also Archives.
Rectories, 256, 261, 265.
Rectory School, Hamden, 330; Pom- fret, 331.
Redding, 30, 50, 78, 79; Christ Church, 64.
Redfield, Dr. John, 222.
Redfield, N. Y., 377.
Rees, Henry E., 346.
Reform Bill of 1832, English, 281.
Reform movements, political, 163ff., 337-338, 409ff.
Reforms, social. See Social Gospel.
Refugees, Hungarian, 351.
Relief, overseas, 351.
Religion and Health 350. Conferences, Religion of Nature, 96.
Religious Education, Board of, 322- 323; Dept. of, 323-325; Institute of, 324.
Religious Embassy, Trinity College, 334.
Republican Party, 339.
Republican Party, Jeffersonian, 163ff. Restoration (1660), 35.
Revivals, religious, 38ff., 93, 156, 162, 167. See also "Enthusiasm."
Revolution of 1668, English, 89.
Revolutionary War, 115-126.
Rhode Island, 57, 58. Richardson, Walter, Rev., 386.
Ridgebury, 49. Ridgefield, 30, 42, 49.
Ripton, 21, 22, 30, 48, 66, 79, 81, 104, 256.
Ritualism, 396; controversy, 284-288. Rivers, Burke, Rev., 350.
Riverside, St. Paul's Day School, 317.
Roberts, Cora L., Deaconess, 323. Roberts, W. Blair, bp. of South Dakota, 392.
Rochester, N. Y. St. Luke's Church, 377. St. Paul's Church, 377.
Rocky Hill, 187, 435.
Rogers, Ammi, Rev., 260.
Roman Catholics, 105, 110.
"Romanism," 282-283.
Romantic Movement, 230-232.
Roosevelt, Franklin, D., Pres. U. S., funeral of, 212.
Roosevelt, Theodore, Pres. U. S., 167, 344.
Rose, Charles, bp. of Dunblane, 137- 138.
Rose, Lawrence, Rev., 269, 271.
Rosebaugh, John H., Rev., 323, 324.
Rosemary Hall, Greenwich, 330-331.
Round Hill, Greenwich, 186.
Routh, Martin Joseph, Rev., 136. Roxbury, 51, 52, 81.
Roxbury School, Cheshire, 328.
Rudd, John Churchill, Rev., 402.
Rural life and churches, 173, 175, 346. Russell, Francis T., 329.
Russell House, Hartford, 203.
Rye, N. Y., 17-18, 49.
"Sabbath-day houses," 64. Sackett, Richard, 21, 71.
Sacraments, observance of, 75-77. See also Baptism, Holy Com- munion.
Sage, John Hall, 196.
St. Andrew's Seminary, P. I., 358.
St. Barnabas, Guild of, 358-359.
St. Benedict's Mission, Besao, P. I., 358.
St. Margaret's Diocesan School, 329- 330, 369.
St. Mary, Order of, 286.
St. Mary's - in - the - Field, Valhalla, N. Y., 352.
St. Paul, Minn., 383.
St. Paul's Guild, Hartford, 340.
St. Thomas's Hall, Flushing, N. Y., 245.
Salem, 173. Salem, N. Y., 49.
Salisbury, 52.
Salisbury School, Salisbury, 331.
Salkeld, Joseph, 407.
Salmon, Thomas, 67, 81-82.
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Saltonstall, Gurdon, Governor of Con- necticut, 17, 23, 26. San Antonio, Tex. St. Mark's Church, 386.
Sanborn family, 376.
Sandemanianism, 99-100.
Sanford, Florence, 351.
Saybrook, 53; persecution in, 44.
Saybrook Platform (1708), 8, 26, 35, 161.
Sayre, John, Rev., 121.
Scarsdale, Manor of, N. Y., 18.
Schaghticoke, N. Y., 376.
Schenectady, N. Y., 376; St. George's Church, 450, 454. Schism, danger of, 149-152.
School for Young Ladies, New Haven, 330.
Schools, 34, 81-83, 84, 315-317, 330-331.
Scotch, mission to, 180.
Scott, Sir Walter, 231.
Scout movement, 365.
Scovil, James, Rev., 54, 117, 122.
Seabury, Samuel, Sr., Rev., 31, 54, 55, 57, 58, 70, 72, 439.
Seabury, Samuel, bp., 69, 106, 119, 133ff., 145ff., 153, 240, 253, 297, 318, 325, 326, 419; biography of, 439-446; centennial of consecra- tion, 444-445, 456; consecration, 16, 90, 136-138; doctrines of, 27, 276-278, 443-444; elected bp., 126, 133; ordinations by, 273, 442; Presiding Bishop, 400; sesquicen- tennial of consecration, 446. Seabury, William J., Rev., 445. "Seabury College in Connecticut," 326.
Seabury Divinity School, Faribault, Minn., 384.
Seabury Professorship, General Theo- logical Seminary, 268.
Seabury Society, 356.
Searle, Roger, Rev., 380.
Seccombe, Alfred B., Rev., 213.
Secker, Thomas, abp. of Canter- bury, 59, 105, 129, 130.
Second Great Awakening, 156. "Sector projects," 302.
Senff, Mrs. Gustavia A., 367. Separates, or Strict Congregation- alists, 43-46, 76. Services, schedule of, 240-242, 304. Sewall, Judge Samuel, 26.
Sewing societies, 339, 355-356.
Seymour, Origen S., 196. Seymour, Storrs O., 204. Seymour family, 409.
Shaftesbury. Cooper, Anthony Ashley, 3rd Earl of, 94.
Sharon, 51, 52; Christ Church, 65-66. Sharpe, Elidia, 78.
Sharpe, John, Rev., 19.
Sheldon, Gilbert, bp. of London, 136. Shelton, Daniel, 79.
Shelton, Philo, Rev., 402.
Shelton, 30, 48, 256.
Shepherd, Massey H., Rev., 271.
Sherman, Roger, 131.
Sherman, 173, 187, 435.
Sherwood, Mrs. Mary, 318.
Sherwood, Reuben, Rev., 330.
Shoemaker, Samuel, Rev., 300.
Sigourney, Charles, 331, 332, 474.
Sigourney, Lydia Howard Huntley, 454.
Silent Mission, 352-353, 459.
Sill, Frederick Herbert, O. H. C., 287. Simsbury, 55-56, 105, 110, 187, 435; persecution in, 43.
Simsbury. St. Alban's Church, 187.
Simsbury. St. Andrew's Church, 110, 255, 256. See also Bloomfield.
Sinclair, Upton, 344.
Singing, 75, 248-249. Choirs and choristers.
See also
Sir Galahad Clubs, 368.
Sisters of St. Mary, 286.
Sisters of the Tabernacle, 286.
Skaneateles, N. Y., 377.
Skiddy, William W., 403-404.
Skinner, John, bp. of Aberdeen, 132, 136ff., 148. Slavery, 105-107, 338, 409-410.
Smith, Alfred E., attacks upon, 414. Smith, Benjamin Bosworth, bp. of Kentucky, 400.
Smith, William, Rev., 96, 97, 137, 149-150, 153.
Smith, William, Rev., principal, Epis- copal Academy of Connecticut, 326; composer, 244, 404.
Smithson, Samuel, 79.
Smyth, Newman, Rev., 422.
Social Gospel, 157, 290, 337-353, 460; doctrines of, 343; novels about, 344.
Social Service Dept. of, 349-351. Socialism, 342ff.
Society for Domestic and Foreign Missions, 452.
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Society for the Promotion of Chris- tian Knowledge, 13ff., 87, 170, 394.
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, 14-17, 87.
Society of St. John the Evangelist, 286.
Socinianism, 99.
Sons of Liberty, 117, 119-121.
Soule, William E., Rev., 306.
South Dakota, Missionary District of, 392.
South Glastonbury, 213; St. Luke's Church, 230.
South Kent School, Kent, 331. Southbury, 50.
Southern States, missions in, 385-387. Southport. Hollywood Inn, 341; Trinity Church, 63, 68.
"Southwestern Diocese," 386.
Spalding, James Field, Rev., 234.
Spiritual revival, 295-297, 418. See also Parish life, revival of. Stafford, persecution in, 44.
Stamford, 19, 30, 42, 49, 104, 382; St. John's Church, 72, 340, 402, 403.
Stamford, N. Y., 376. Stamp Act, 116-117.
Standing Committee, 194.
Standing Order, 8-9, 161.
Stanley, Arthur Penrhyn, Dean of Westminster, Eng., 419.
Stanwich, 50.
State church, of Connecticut, 6-10. State of the Church, Committee on the, 174, 175, 185, 316.
Staten Island, 49.
Statistics, of the Episcopal Church in Connecticut: colonial, 61-62; 1901-1951), 429; of growth, 168, 169.
Sterling, 173. Stevens, Helen, 324, 325, 369.
Stevenson, A. A., 352.
Stiles, Ezra, Rev., 41, 116, 121, 125, 149. Stillwater, N. Y., 376.
Stocking, Jeremiah, Rev., 164, 165.
Stoddard, Solomon, Rev., 453.
Stokes, Anson Phelps, Rev., 405.
Stokes, Eli W., Rev., 182-183. Stonington, 58.
Storrs. St. Mark's Mission, 187, 335. Stowe, Calvin Ellis, Rev., 315.
Stratfield, 30, 48.
Stratford, 16, 30, 42, 70, 256; dis- sent in, 12; persecution in, 33. Stratford. Christ Church, 17-22, 30,
47-48, 64, 66-67, 68, 69, 255, 310. Striano, Gennaro, Rev., 181.
Strict Congregationalists. See Sepa- rates.
Strikes (1877, 1893), 342; steel strike (1919), 414.
Strong, S. Fred, 196.
Sturges, William C., 393.
Styles, Issac, 19.
Suburbs, growth of, 430.
Suffield, 56, 186, 187, 435.
Suffragan bishops, proposed, 190, 462.
Summer Conference, 324.
Sunday, observance of, 237-238.
Sunday schools, 156, 309, 317-325; curriculum, 318-320.
Sunniecroft-Camp Washington, 368, 433.
Sutcliffe, Samuel, Rev., 196, 324, 325, 369.
Swedes, missions to, 177-178, 384.
Swift, Jonathan, Rev., 127.
Swift, Judge Zephaniah, 164.
Symonds, Robert H., 206.
Taft School, Watertown, 369. Taftville, 173
Talbot, John, Rev., 17, 19, 85; Non- juring bishop, 128.
Talbot, St. George, 72.
Talcott, Joseph, Governor of Con- necticut, 32.
Talcott, Samuel, Deacon, Hartford, 56.
Tashua. Christ Church, 65.
Tatlock, William, Rev., 402-403.
Taunton, Mass., 59.
Taxation, parochial, 223.
Teacher-training, 319, 323; institutes, 324.
Temperance, 347-348.
Tenison, Thomas, abp. of Canter- bury, 14.
Tennent family, 37, 39.
Tennessee, missions in, 385-386.
Texas, missions in, 386.
Thatcher, Gamaliel, Rev., 376.
Theocracy, 4-6.
Theology, Conference in, Trinity Col- lege, 336.
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Theology, liberal, 35. See also Ra- tionalism, Unitarianism, Univer- salism.
Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion, 100. Thirty Years War (1618-1648), 3.
Thomaston, 51.
Thomson, Ebenezer, Rev., 81.
Tiffany, Consider, 125.
Tithing man, 240-241.
Tobacco workers, ministry to, 351.
Tokyo. St. Luke's Hospital, recon- struction of, 414.
Toland, John, 93.
Toleration, religious, 5, 8. 12, 22, 43- 46, 103-105.
Toleration Act, English (1689), 35, 159.
Toleration Party, 163ff.
Tolland County, Episcopal Church in, 58-59.
Tomkins, Floyd W., Rev., 340, 424.
Toronto. All Saints' Church, 463. Torrington, 52.
"Tory Den," Bristol, 119.
Totten, Silas, Rev., pres., Trinity Col- lege, 454.
Toucey, Isaac, 409.
Town, Ithiel, 233, 234.
Townsend, Epinetus, Rev., 124.
Toynbee, Arnold, 296.
Tract societies, 156.
Tracts for the Times, 238, 239, 282. Traub, Warren E., Rev., 350.
Travelers' Aid Society, 347, 359.
Trinity College, 214, 316, 331-334, 385, 387; chapel, 333-334; theo- logical course, 269.
Trowbridge, George A., Rev., 334. Troy, N. Y. St. Paul's Church, 376. Trumbull, 19, 30, 48.
Trust funds, canon on, 197.
Turn-of-River, Stamford, 187, 435. Tuscaloosa, Ala., 386.
Tyler, John, Rev., 58, 60, 68, 76, 81, 125, 144, 158.
Uncas, John, Mohegan Indian sachem, 108.
Unitarianism, 95, 157-158.
United Church Canvass, 424.
United Church of South India, 426. United Nations, 418.
United Thank Offering, 356, 390.
Unity Parish, 30.
Universalism, 156, 158-159, 169, 170.
University of Connecticut, chapel, 433; chaplaincy, 335, 431. University of the South, 385, 386. Upjohn, Richard, 233-234, 444. Urban, Percy L., Rev., 269, 271, 272. Urbanism, rise of, 171.
Utica, N. Y., 376, 377.
Vallant, Mary, 316.
Vasquez, Paolo, Rev., 180-181.
Vermont, missions in, 59, 373, 374. Vesey, William, Rev., 12, 17, 18. Vestments, 19th cent., 250.
Vestry, 220.
Veterans' Hospital, Newington, 213. Victory services, Hartford (1945), 212. Viets, Roger, Rev., 56, 71, 75, 81, 85, 104, 105, 117, 123, 255, 266, 373. Vinton, Alexander Hamilton, Rev., 280.
Virgin Birth, controversy, 289. Visiting, parochial, 250.
Vocational Conference, Diocesan, 361.
Vodola, Pier F., Rev., 180.
Voters, parochial, qualifications of, 201.
Wadsworth, Daniel, Rev., 39. Wage-earners, 341-342.
Wainwright, Jonathan Mayhew, pro- visional bp. of New York, 259, 402.
Wallace, Sidney W., Rev., 213.
Wallingford, 33, 48, 54; St. Paul's Church, 75.
Walpole, Horace, 129, 232, 237.
War Commissions (1917-1918), 413. War industry areas, missions in, 350. Warburton, William, bp. of Glou- cester, 97, 105.
Warren, Eliakim, 376.
Warton, Joseph, 231. Washburn, Edward A., Rev., 280, 343. Washington, 51, 79.
Washington (State), missions in, 385. Waterbury, 30, 54, 66, 79.
Waterbury. St. Andrew's Mission,
184.
Waterbury. St. John's Church, 184. Waterman, Stanley R., 248. Watertown, 54; Christ Church, 68.
Watkinson Library, Hartford, 205,
333. Watkinson School, Hartford, 331. Watters, Clarence E., 248.
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Watts, Isaac, Rev., 36. Webb, Joseph, Rev., 25.
Webb, William Walter, Rev., 287.
Webster, Noah, 226. Weddings, 242-243.
Weir, Mrs. Howard, 368.
Welles, Gideon, 328, 338, 339, 409, 410.
Welles, Noah, Rev., 446.
Wells, E. M. P., Rev., 337.
Wellsburg, Ohio, 381.
Welton, Alanson W., Rev., 377, 383.
Wesley, Charles, Rev., 37, 140, 159.
Wesley, John, Rev., 36, 37, 159.
Wesleyan University, 336.
West, missions in, 384-385.
West Haven, 21, 22, 30, 31, 53, 64, 70, 103; Christ Church, 52, 246, 247, 371. Westbury, 54.
Westchester, N. Y. St. Peter's Church, 440.
Western New York, Diocese of, 376- 378.
Western Reserve, Ohio, 162, 378, 379, 381.
Weston, 48.
Westover School, Middlebury, 331. Wethersfield, 56.
Wetmore, James, Rev., 25, 29, 31, 54. Wetmore, Robert Griffith, Rev., 376. Wheaton, Nathaniel Sheldon, Rev., 234, 332, 338, 374, 382, 387; pres., Trinity College, 333.
Wheeler, Gen. Joseph, 328.
Wheelock, Eleazar, Rev., 108.
Whiston, William, Rev., 95.
White, Hugh, 376.
White, William, bp. of Pennsylvania, 133, 134, 151, 244, 317, 337, 399, 443, 448, 451; and reorganization of the Episcopal Church, 143ff.
Whitefield, George, Rev., 37-40, 51, 127, 128, 156, 160. Whitehead, Henry S., Rev., 179.
Whitestown, N. Y., 376.
Whiting, John, Rev., 36. Whitmore, Jacob, 228. Whittelsey, Samuel, Rev., 25, 26.
Whittingham, Richard, Rev., 251.
Whittingham, William Rollinson, bp. of Maryland, 182. Wilberforce, Samuel, bp. of Oxford, 281.
Wilcoxson, Timothy, Rev., 383-384. Willard, Solomon, 332.
William III, King, 14, 89, 90. Williams, Eleazar, Oneida Indian chief, 383.
Williams, Isaac, Rev., 281.
Williams, John, bp., 172, 177, 197, 200, 210, 259, 263, 269-270, 279, 284-286, 292, 297, 328, 343, 356, 393, 396-397, 400, 405, 410, 419- 420, 422, 444, 445; biography of, 453-458; elected ass't bp., 189; or- dinations by, 273; pres., Trinity College, 454; Presiding Bishop, 401, 456; visit to Aberdeen, 445, 456.
Williams, John, bp. of Chichester, 105.
Williams, Roger, 5.
Willimantic. St. Paul's Church, 180.
Willson, Edward James, 232.
Willson, Luther, Rev., 158.
Wilmer, Richard H., Jr., Rev., 269.
Wilmer, Richard Hooker, bp. of Ala- bama, 387.
Wilson, Frank E., bp. of Eau Claire, 182.
Windham, 31.
Windham, N. Y. Trinity Church, 376. Windham County, Episcopal Church in, 59-61.
Windham House, New York, 361. Windsor, 56.
Windsor, Ohio, 379, 380.
Winslow, Benjamin Davis, 453.
Winslow, Edward, Rev., 47-48, 56, 99, 100, 115, 256.
Winthrop, John, Governor of Con- necticut, 17.
Winthrop, John, Governor of Massa- chusetts, 5.
Wisconsin, missions in, 383, 384.
Wolcott, Oliver, Jr., 164, 165.
Wolcott, 187, 435.
Wolfe, Thomas, 300.
Woman's Auxiliary, 294, 300, 310, 311, 312, 336, 351, 356-357, 369, 390; Junior Branch, 393.
Women, in church life, 78, 356.
Women's Christian Temperance Un- ion, 348.
Women's work, 355-360.
Woodbury, 50-51, 52, 54, 78, 79; St. Paul's Church, 69.
Wooster School, Danbury, 331. Wordsworth, Christopher, Rev., 332. Workingmen's clubs, 344.
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World Conference on Faith and Order, 423ff.
World Council of Churches, 426, 427, World Court of Arbitration, 413.
World War I. See European War, 1914-1918.
World War (1939-1945), 415-417; reconstruction, 417-418. Worship, 73-74, 237ff. See also Liturgy.
Worthey, Arthur L. M., Rev., 350.
Worthington, Ohio, 379, 380.
Worthington, Ohio. St. John's Church, 379, 381.
Worthington, Ohio. Worthington Col- lege, 380.
Wren, Sir Christopher, 29, 66, 232. Wyatt, James, 232.
Yale, Elihu, 23.
Yale College and University, 7, 9, 23, 39, 155, 253, 257, 266, 387; chap- laincy, 324, 431, 434, 461; Negro students, 183; persecution in, 43. Yale converts (1722), 25ff., 28, 275. Yale Divinity School, 270, 271.
Young Ladies Seminary, Hartford, 330.
Young Men and Boys, Commission on, 350, 364.
Young People's Fellowship, 295, 310, 324, 325, 368-370.
Youth and Laymen's Work, Dept. of, 195, 336, 370.
Youth conferences, 294, 336, 369. Youth Sunday, 369.
Youth Week-end, 369.
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BRIDGEPORT
ST. JOHN'S 1748
CHRIST CHURCH 1850
ST. PAUL'S 1858
TRINITY 1883
ST. LUKE'S 1871
ST. GEORGE'S 1899
CALVARY 1895
ST. MARK'S 1922
HARTFORD
CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL 1762
TRINITY 1859
GOOD SHEPHERD 1866
ST JAMES 1868
GRACE 1868
ST. MONICA'S 1904
ST. PAUL'S 1913
NEW HAVEN
TRINITY 1752
ALL SAINTS CHAPEL 1884
ST. PAUL'S 1829
ST. JAMES' 1834
ST. JAMES THE APOSTLE 1835
ST. LUKE'S 1844
ST. THOMAS' 1848
CHRIST CHURCH 1856
ST. JOHN'S 1857
ASCENSION 1857
EPIPHANY 1905
ST. ANDREW'S 1893
CANAAN CHRIST 1845
SALISBURY ST. JOHN'S 1824
+ NORFOLK TRANSFIGURATION 1885
FIEL VARY 1865
LIME ROCK TRINITY 1873
WINSTED ST. JAMES' 1848
Č
49
PINE MEADOW ST. JOHN'S 1850
NORTH BLOOMFIELD ST. ANDREW'S 1740
C
INDSOR GRACE
LITCHFIELD ARCHDEACONRY
184
BLOOMFIEL'S ST. ANDREW
TORRINGTON TRINITY 1843
HARTFORD ARCDENRY
COLLINSVILLE TRINITY 1874
WEST.ARTO
341
WEST HARTFORD ST. JAMES' 1843
UNIONVILLE CHRIST 1845
HRIMURO
CIDRAL
FARMING TO ANOTHER CHES ST. JAMES 1875
BANTAM ST. PAUL'S 1797
TERRYVILLE ST. MARK'S !
NEWINTONTHERS FACE TRI 371
MARBLEDALE ST. ANDREW'S 1764
THOMASTON TRINITY 1889
BRISTOL TRINITY 1747
PLAINVILLE OUR SAVIOUR 1869
NEW BRITA ST. MARK 1836
THÍOSTI
WASHINGTON ST. JOHN'S 1794
EAST BERIT ST. GABRIEL'S 115
ALL SAINTS CHAPEL
SOUTHINGTON ST. PAUL'S 1791
LETON TRINIT 752
NEW MILFORD ST. JOHN'S 1784
WOODBURY ST. PAUL'S 1740
1905
ALL SOULS' 1916
SHERMAN ST. THOMAS OF CANTERBURY 1957
ROXBURY CHRIST 1740
WATERBURY ST. JOHN'S 1737
CHRIST 1920
FRID DE ANTS 19
BRIDGEWATER ST. MARK'S 1810
TRINITY 1877
ALL SAINT'S 1895
MIDDLEBURY ST. GEORGE 1958
CHESHIRE ST. PETER'S 1760 +
Ő NAUGATUCK ST. MICHAEL'S 1786
YALESVIE ST. JOH THE EVANGEST
+C
BROOKFIELD ST. PAUL'S 1788
QUAKER FARMS CHRIST 1826
OXFORD ST. PETER'S 1764
WALLINGFORD ST. PAUL'S
1742
DANBURY ST. JAMES'
SANDY HOOK ST. JOHN'S 1874
SEYMOUR TRINITY 1797
HAMDEN GRACE 1790
ST. PETER
74
FAIRFIELD ARCHDEACONRY
+
NEW HAVEN 12 CHURCHES
NOFIANFOR 110
REDDING CHRIST 1732
SHELTON
CHEST
RIDGEFIELD ST. STEPHEN'S 1739
EASTON CHRIST 1762
LONG HILL GRACE 1846
WEST HAVEN ST. MARTIN'S IN -THE -FIELD 1907
. EAST HAV CHRIS' 17
WESTON EMMANUEL 1845
NICHOLS TRINITY 1848
MIL FORD ST. PETER'S )1764
-EAST HAVEN ST. MARK'S 1936
WILTON ST. MAT THE W'S 1802
+
BRIDGEPORT 8 CHURCHES
FAIRFIELD ST. MICHAEL'S
1921
FAIRFIELD ST. PAUL'S 1853
NEW CANAAN ST. MARK'S 1764
1860
NORWALK ST. PAUL'S
1737
LONG RIDGE ST. FRANCIS 1945
GRACE 1895+
DARIEN ST. LUKE'S 1855
.SOUTHPORT TRINITY 1725
STAMFORD TRINITY 1953
.EAST NORWALK CHRIST 1905
RIVERSIDE ST. PAUL'S 875
1747
SOUTH NORWALK TRINITY 1860
ST. PAUL'S DARIEN 1959
.ST. LUKE'S 1875
·STAMFORD ST. ANDREW'S 1865
GREENWICH (BYRAM) ST. JOHN'S 1869
· GREENWICH CHRIST 1749
**. OLD GREENWICH ST. SAVIOUR 1918
Places circled in RED indicate new churches organized since the Episcopal Development Program of 1951.
The Dioceses are Fairhele, Lif sex and New Le county lines of
into New
and
MILTON TRINITY 1802
LITCHFIELD ST. MICHAEL'S 1745
KENT ST. ANDREW'S 1802
NORTHFIELD TRINITY 1793
FORESTVILLE ST. JOHN'S 1885
1911
+
STHREW
PLYMOUTH ST. PETER'S 1739
WATERTOWN CHRIST 1765
WOLCOTT ALL SAINTS 1960
BETHLEHEM CHRIST 1806
OAKVILLE ALL SAINTS'
WATERVILLE ST. PAUL'S 1895,
BETHANY CHRIST 1800
NORTH HAVEN ST. JOHN'S 1759
ANSONIA IMMANUEL
FTH NORTHF() ST. ANDREWS EST.JO 1765
ST. THOMAS'( 1846
MONROE ST. PETER'S 1805
DERBY ST. JAMES' 1737+
ST. JOHN'S 1937
HAMDEN HOLY SPIRIT 1960
SHELTON GOOD SHEPHERD 1897
EPIPHANY 01905
G
HUNTINGTON ST. PAUL'S 749
ITORANGE GOOD SHEPHERD
1951
BRANFORD TRINITY 2 1752
10
M
TA SHUA CHRIST 1760
WESTPORT CHRIST & HOLY TRINITY
-WEST HAVEN ST. JOHN'S . BY-THE -SEA 1923
STRATFORD CHRIST 1707
DIOCESE E
STAMFORD ST.
JOHN'S
.- WEST HAVEN CHRIST 1723
-DEVON ST. ANDREW'S 1924
GRFECIWICH ST. BARNABAS 1956
NEWTOWN TRINITY 1732
BETHEL
1895
HAMDEN
ANSONIA CHRIST 1841
NEW HAVEN ARCHDEACONRY
SOUTHBURY EPIPHANY 1843
RIVERTON ST. PAUL'S 1829
SIMSBURY ST. ALBAN'S 1954
+ ARIFLE
SHARON CHRIST 1809
STAMFORD NORWALK (SPRINGDALE) EMMANUEL 1895
THOMPSONVILLE ST. ANDREW'S 1845
SUFFIELD CALVARY 1865
HAZARDVILLE ST. MARY'S 1865
SIMSBUG ST. ALBAN 1954
WAREHOUSE POINT ST. JOHN'S 1802
TARIFFVILLE TRINITY 1849
BROAD BROOK! GRACE 1847
+ PUTNAM ST. PHILIP'S 1913
POMFRET CHRIST 1828
WINDSOR GRACE 1842
ROCKVILLE ST. JOHN'S 1874
HELD EWS 1910
ARTFORR CHDEACONRY
1
ST HARTFORD ST. JOHN'S 1841
WEST HAR
EAST HARTFORD ST. JOHN'S 1854
MANCHESTER ST. MARY'S 1844
1
HARTFORD CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL AND 6 OTHER CHURCHES
EAST HARTFORD ALL SAINTS MISSION 1959
BOLTON ST. GEORGE 1958
+ESTON
LE
WILLIMANTIC ST. PAUL'S 1865
5
WINGTON WETHERSFIELD GRACE TRINITY 1869 1871
ROCKY HILL
SOUTH GLASTONBURY ST. LUKES 1806
5 HEBRON ST. PETER'S 1734
INVILLE SAVIOUR
NOTAIN IRIS
THE APOSTLE
1960
BERLIN ST. GAL 1895
ST. JOHN BAPTIST 1870
NEW LONDON ARCHDEACONRY
: SOUTHIN ST. PAUL
·· MIDDLETOWN HOLY TRINITY 1752
EAST HAMPTON! ST. JOHN'S
79
NORWICH ST. ANDREW'S 1886
YANTIC GRACE 1854
NORWICH TRINITY 1850
NORWICH CHRIST 1746
MIDDLESEX ARCHDEACONRY
SVILLE OHN THEAGELIST 1871
DURHAM EPIPHANY 1865
EAST HADDAM ST. STEPHEN'S 1791
Y
INGFORD [ PAUL'S 1742
TH HAVEN L JOHN'S 1759 5
KILLINGWORTH EMMANUEL 1800
NEW LONDON ST. JAMES 1725
MYSTIC ST. MARK'S 1865
STONINGTON CALVARY 1847
0
HFORD DREW'S 65
NORTH GUILFORD ST. JOHN'S 1747
IVORYTON ALL SAINTS 1895
NIANTIC ST. JOHN'S 1891
NORTH BRANFORD ZION 1812
ESSEX ST. JOHN'S 1790
OLD LYME
± ST. ANN'S 1892
- NOANK GRACE 1900
ANFORD NITY
-GROTON BISHOP SEABURY 1874
ST HAVEN HRIST : 1788
-FENWICK ST. MARY'S-BY - THE -SEA 1880
-KEY-
PARISHES
DIOCESAN MISSIONS
MISSIONARY STATIONS
€
PAROCHIAL MISSIONS
are
SE cod
rdese is divided into six Archdeaconries. These held, Litchfield, New Haven, Hartford, Middle- New London; and correspond roughly to the nes of the state.
Places circled in BLUE indicate churches aided finan- cially by Grant or Loan for Building Purposes since 1951.
+
SUMMER CHAPELS
TER
Ő
MDEN
LY SPIRIT
EPIPHAN 1190 GUILFORD CHRIST CHURCH
MADISON ST. ANDREW 1960
CLINTON HOLY ADVENT 1874
1744
5
WESTBROOK ST. PAUL'S 1886
OLD SAYBROOK GRACE 1830
.EAST ST. MOJ 1936
YEST HOWE CHRIST 723
HAVEN OHN'S.BY
DIO SE OF CONNECTICUT -1961. -
DANIELSON ST. ALBAN'S 1865
BROOKLYN TRINITY 1771
STORRS ST. MARK'S 1951
GLASTONBURY ST. JAMES' 1858
WINDHAM ST. PAUL'S 1832
PLAINFIELD ST. PAUL'S 1913
ST. ANDREW
PORTLAND TRINITY 1789
MIDDLE HADDAM CHRIST 1785
MERIDEN ST. ANDREW'S 789 --
MIDDLETOWN CHRIST 1869
WALL SA
POQUETANUCK ST. JAMES' 1734
PONSET ST. JAMES' 1861
STAFFORD SPRINGS GRACE 1878
RTH BLOOM ST. AND
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