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Institution Office, report on, 195 ; last use of, 255.
Instructions for Davenport Phelps, 23.
Ireland, famine of 1847, 180; Bp. De Lancey in, 198.
Iroquois, Missions to, French, 2; En- glish, 4 ; Moravian and Congregation- al, 13.
" Irvingites " (so called), 224.
Jane Grey School, Mt. Morris, 299, 313. Jerusalem, N. Y., settled, 87.
Jesuit Missions, 2.
Johnstown, church at, II, 19, 34-7.
Journal of Davenport Phelps, 23. Jubilee of S. P. G., 1851, 196.
Kanadesagea (Geneva), Seneca Castle, 13.
Lambeth Conference of 1888, 358.
Library, Episcopal (or Cathedral), 306. Lilac Grove School, New Hartford, 221. Litany, use of, 362.
Littlemore, Eng., Newman's church, 143. " Lost Prince," Eleazar Williams, 47.
Marriages, Canon on, 340.
Memorial of Bishop De Lancey, 257. Michigan, Bishop of, Dr. Whitehouse elected, 99 ; Bp. M'Coskry in England, 196.
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GENERAL INDEX
Minnesota, First Bishop of, 214.
Missionaries, itinerant, 136-84; letters from to Bishop De Lancey, 162.
Missionary Fund, Permanent, 138, 272, 298 ; Offerings, 131, 303; Reports, 88-9, 97, 152-4; Rectors, 185; Sti- pends, 52, 106, 303; Work, need of, 106.
Missions, Diocesan, report on, 272 ; plans of, 302 ; Foreign, 147; General, 151.
'Missions, Organized, Canon on, 341.
Missions to the Iroquois, 2, 4, 13, 17, 19, 40-9, 51-9, 66, 74-5-8-9, 91-8, 356.
" Model Diocese," W. N. Y. so called, 253.
Montrose, Pa., Bp. Hobart at, 61.
Moravian Missions to the Iroquois, 13. Mormonism, Origin of, 87.
Name of the Diocese, 116, 263-82-6-9, 306; of the Church, 326.
Nashotah, 149, 216.
Needs of the Diocese, Bp. De Lancey's Charge, 240.
New Diocese, Central New York so designated, 280.
New York, Diocese of, organized, 16; City, great fire of, 102; Calvary Church, 250 ; S. Esprit, 241 ; S. Peter, 214. Nominations, Bp. De Lancey on, 242.
Norwich University, presidency of, 213.
Offerings, 102-3-31-80, 229-32-98, 302- 4-9-28.
Old Catholics, 327-58. Oneida Convocation, 265-7.
Oneida, Wis., Hobart Church, 98.
Oneidas, Missions to, 2, 17, 19, 40-9, 51-9, 66, 71-4-5-8-9, 91-8. Onondagas, Missions to, 2, 51.
Organization of Missions, Canon on, 341. Oxford Movement, 59, 146-58-60, 338 ; Tracts, 146-58-74.
Panic of 1857, 225.
Parish Duties, Bp. De Lancey on, 208. Parish Houses, 301.
Parish Registers, 65, 340; Reports, 135. Parish Schools, 221-65, 313.
Parishes, new, plan of support, 140.
Parsonages, 136.
Partizan Pamphlets, 186. Pennsylvania, University of, 123. Pews, 140-96. Phelps, Davenport, grave of, 38. Philadelphia Churches, 123.
Piccadilly, S. James's Church, 196.
"Pioneers," and Father Nash, 108.
Pittsburgh, Consecration of Bishop of, 261.
" Pledge Letter," 100. Poorhouses to be visited, 146.
Prairie du Chien, Wis., 68.
Prayer Book, distribution of. 186; Re- vision, 342.
Prayers for the Departed, 41.
Precentor of Diocese appointed, 305.
Provinces, Dr. Hale on, 117; Bp. De Lancey, 203 ; Bp. Coxe, 259, 343. Puseyism, what is not, 166.
Quarter-Centennial, Bp. Coxe, 347. Queen's Concert, 228.
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Racine College, 276.
Railroads, early, in W. N. Y., 105. Rectories, 136, 301-15-28.
Rectors, Rights of, 97.
Redemption, Extent of, Bishop De Lan- cey's Charge, 150.
Reformed Episcopalians, 186.
Religious Excitement, 70, 86-7-8 ; Train- ing, Bp. De Lancey's Charge, 222.
Residence of the Bishop, 131-4, 256.
" Revised Version," Bp. Coxe on, 337. Revision of Canons, 81, 130, 337-40 ; of Prayer Book, 342.
Revival of 1858, action of Convention on, 225-6.
Ritual, advance in, 179, 233; customs, 44, 235. " Rochester Knockings," 88.
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" Rural Architecture," Upjohn's, 232.
S. Esprit, New York, Church of, 241.
S. Margaret's School, Buffalo, 329.
Secretaries of the Diocese, 119, 210-13- 43-8-76.
See House, 256-7. See Principle, 262-3-83-4-6-9, 348.
Semi-Centennial Council, 344.
Sentence of Consecration of Bp. Coxe, 249.
Sermons of deceased clergymen, 229. Sherred, Jacob, bequest of, 55, 188.
Short Hills, N. J., 39.
Slavery, in General Convention of 1865, 260.
Societies, voluntary, Bp. De Lancey on, 184
Society for Promotion of Religion and Learning (New York), 56, 105, 300.
Society for Propagation of the Gospel, Jubilee of, 196; welcome to American Bishops, 197.
" Southern Tier," first visit of Bp. De- Lancey to, 137 ; plan of new See, 275- 80.
Special Convention of New York, 1835, II0; of W. N. Y., 124, 370.
Spiritualism, origin of, 88.
Stained Glass, early, 234.
Subscription, early, in Rochester, 47.
Sunday Schools, 81, 305; Book Depos- itory, 136.
Support of Clergy, 162, 206, 208, 308-
14; of Episcopate, in Central New New York, 285 ; in W. N. Y., 81, 134, 242-69-79-83-5. 307-51.
"Sympathies of the Continent" (Bp. Coxe), 323.
Testimonials for Bp. Coxe, 244.
Theological Education Fund, 76; School, at Fairfield, 39, 54, at Geneva, 39, 55, 180-93; Society of New York, 57. Tithe, Bp. De Lancey on, 204.
Training School, Diocesan, 210-18-59- 73, 336.
Trial of Bp. B. T. Onderdonk, 174.
Trinity Church, New York, grants to W. N. Y., 30-2, 101-9, to Hobart Col- lege, 193; Bp. De Lancey's note on, 224.
" Undenominational work," Bp. Hobart on, 48.
" Universal Friend" (Jemima Wilkin- son), 87.
Verberie, France, 228.
Vermont, Bishopric of, declined, 213.
Vestments, 143-79, 234, 361. . Vestries and Rectors, 97.
Vestry By-Laws, 209.
Weekday Prayers in Geneva, 1809, 31. Westminster Abbey, 196. Wisconsin Territory, 98.
Yellow fever of 1798, 21.
PUBLICATIONS
BY THE REV. CHARLES WELLS HAYES
1845. Canandaigua Lake. (W. H. Bogart, Aurora.)
1850-56. Western New York Churches. (N. Y. Ecclesiologist and Gospel Messenger.)
1856. Congregational Chanting. (Gospel Messenger.)
1857. Hints on Church Building. (do.)
1858. " The Rose of Sharon" Te Deum Laudamus. (New York and Buffalo ; 22 editions to 1903, about 45,000 in all.)
1859. The New Parish Register. (New York and Buffalo ; revised 1895; 28 editions to 1903, 6,000 in all.)
1860. Marriage Certificates and Commendatory Letters. (Utica and Syracuse.)
1861. Sunday School Offices and Hymns. (do.)
1863. The Canticles Pointed for Chanting, with Music. (do.)
1866. The Episcopate of Bishop De Lancey. (Church Monthly.)
Some Thoughts on Ritualism for American Churchmen. (do.)
1870. Catechisings for theChristian Year. 12mo. pp. 100. (New York; 4 editions.)
1871. Cathedral Hymns. (Portland, Me. )
1872-80. The North East. (Diocesan Paper of Maine, edited. )
1875. Examination Papers of the Diocese of Maine. (Reprinted 1899 for Western New York.)
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1876. A Long Journey ; the Story of Daniel Hayes. 16mo. pp. 76. (Portland.) 1877. S. Luke's Cathedral, Portland. Svo. pp. 32. (Portland.)
1878. William Wells of Southold, and His Descendants, A. D. 1638 to 1878. 8vo. pp. 300, Illust. (Buffalo : privately printed.)
1881. Via Crucis ; a Devotion for Good Friday. Approved and authorized by the Bishop of Western New York. Buffalo : 5 editions.
1882. The " Exeter" Te Deum Laudamus. With other Chants. (Buffalo and New York ; 6 editions to 1903.)
George Edward Hayes ; a Memorial. 8vo. pp. 174. ( Buffalo : privately printed.)
The Hayes Family of Windsor, Conn. (N.Eng. Hist. and Geneal. Register.) 1883. S. Andrew's, Newcastle, Me., Consecration Sermon. (Boston.) 1884. George Hayes of Windsor and His Descendants, Svo. pp. 355. Portraits. (Buffalo.)
1885-8. Church Kalendar. ( Diocesan Paper of W. N. Y., edited. )
1886. Index to Ante-Nicene Christian Fathers, by Bp. Coxe, ii-vi. (New York.)
1887. Twenty Years. Anniversary Sermon, Cathedral, Portland. Svo. (West- field, N. Y.)
Cathedral Sketches in Wales. 16mo. pp. 60. (Westfield, N. Y.)
PUBLICATIONS
1888. Fifty Years. Sermon at the Semi-Centennial of the Diocese of Western New York. 8vo. pp. 36. (Buffalo; published by the Council.)
1890. Truth, Obedience, Reverence. Pastoral Address, S. Peter's Church, Westfield, W. N. Y.
1890-96. Deceased Clergy of Western New York, 1813-96. 8vo. pp. 38. (From the Journals of 1866, 1890-96.)* (Buffalo.)
1893. The Cruise of the Hornet (1812-13), andAn Early Experiment in Rail- roads (1827). From the Papers of the late Pliny Hayes, M.D. (Geneva.)
1867. Hobart College General Catalogue, 1825-97. Edited for the Associate Alumni. 8vo. pp. 254. Portraits. (Geneva.)
1898. The Three Ascensions. Sermon. 8vo. (Phelps, N. Y.)
1899. De Veaux College : History, Charters and Statutes. (Geneva ; pub- lished by the Trustees. Revised edition 1903.)
The Ministered Gift. Sermon at the 62d Annual Council of the Dio- cese of Western New York. 8vo. (Buffalo.)
Vestry By-Laws. 8vo. (Phelps, N. Y.)
1901. Early Years of the Church in Buffalo. Sermon for the 77th Year of Grace Church. Svo. (Buffalo.)
1902. De Lancey Divinity School: History and Catalogue. 8vo. pp. 30. (Geneva.)
A Life of Service. Sermon at the Dedication of the Rankine Memo- rial House of S. Peter's Church, Geneva, 1902. (Geneva.)
1903. The Diocese of Western New York ; History and Recollections. 8vo. pp. 416. 88 Illust. (Rochester.)
* Which drew forth the following letter from Bishop Coxe, Dec. 11, 1890 :
" Pergratum mihi opus tuum de clericis fratribus nostris qui ex vita cesserunt, et in coelum (i. e. in Paradisum) migravere. Perlegens historiam tuam, lachrymis nonnullis, haec nomina valde pretiosa annos praeteritos in mentem revocaverunt. Utile et pium debitum reddidiste. Accipe gratias meas; Dominus tibi det proemia aeterna ! Talia verba scripsi ex corde fraterno."
" ARCT. COXE DE TERRA CLIVOSA, C. my "Ep."
THE DIOCESE
OF
WESTERN NEW YORK
HISTORY AND RECOLLECTIONS BY
CHARLES WELLS HAYES
SECOND EDITION
ROCHESTER, N. Y. SCRANTOM, WETMORE & CO., 21 State St. MCMV
PREFACE
TO THE SECOND EDITION.
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AVAIL myself of the issue of a Second Edition to correct some inaccurate statements.
Page 301, line 14. The site of the Rochester Church Home was given by George R. Clark and George E. Mumford, but the money for the buildings was obtained by the efforts of Mrs. George H. Mumford and other Roch- ester Churchwomen.
Page 310. In the story of the later missionary work of the Dio- cese, it should be said that the late Rev. William D'Orville Doty, D.D., Rector of Christ Church, Rochester, had much to do with the founding of S. John's Mission in that city ; and a word should be added of the labours of the late Rev. William Catterson in Yates and Steuben counties, one result of which was the building up of a sub- stantial and now prosperous parish in Penn Yan, out of two contend- ing and failing congregations.
Page 311, line 6. S. Luke's Church began the deaf-mute work in Rochester.
Page 336, note. The Diocese gave $35,000 for the building of Coxe Memorial Hall.
Page 349, line 18. The Rev. James P. Foster and the Rev. George T. Le Boutillier each served for a short time as General Mis- sionary under the resolution of the Council of 1890.
In saying on page 59 that through the intercourse of Bishop Hobart with the Rev. Hugh James Rose in 1825 " the Oxford Move- ment of the Church of England had its beginning," I did not mean to attribute an undue influence to the Bishop, but only that Mr. Rose was thus encouraged and aided in the inspiration and suggestion of that great work, which seems to have come from him more than from any other one man. But see Bishop Coxe's remark on the true origin of the " Catholic revival," on page 339 ; and Dr. W. J. Seabury's in his sermon at the Centennial of the Diocese of New York, 1885, where he speaks of Bishop Hobart as " sowing in the Church in New
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York, years before it was scattered from Oxford, the seed which within the latter half of the century has borne such wondrous fruit of devotion to the love of Christ, and to the love of man for Christ's sake. Not that these truths had been unknown here, more than they were in England, before his time ; but that he brought them home to the consciousness of his Diocese. So that when the great wave of reaction to the true and primitive principles of the Reformation which had been started in England began to be felt here, it came as an impetus to a movement already in operation, rather than as a new power."
The full and appreciative review of this History by the Rev. Joseph Hooper, which I have just seen in the Church Eclectic for October, mildly notes what was really an inexcusable carelessness in the First Edition, in calling Bishop Eastburn, on page 121, " suc- cessor of the elder Dr. Bedell" in the Church of the Ascen- sion, New York, instead of predecessor of the younger Bedell, afterwards Bishop of Ohio. In acknowledging the Eclectic's excellent article, which will doubtless be read with interest by many who may not see the History, I cannot but add a word of thanks for the more than kindly welcome which the first Edition has received from so many within and without the Diocese, as well as from the Council of 1904 in the appreciative resolution offered by my dear friend Archdeacon Washburn and unanimously adopted. One sentence of it I venture to quote as no more than true,-that " the story of the extension and upbuilding of Church institutions and influence in this region proves to be one of deep interest beyond our borders, and is of rare value to every member of this Body." Imperfectly as the story has been told thus far, I trust that its theme will be of no less interest as years go on, and that it may sometime be more fully written by a better historian.
Geneva, Dec. 1, 1 904.
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