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Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright (bishop)

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society. The orator said that the Pilgrim fathers had founded a "state without a king and a church without a bishop." At the dinner that followed, Wainwright, in responding to a sentiment, said in reply that "there is no church without a bishop." The subsequent discussion with Potts, which was
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In November 1819, he moved to New York and became assistant minister in Trinity Church. He was made rector of Grace Church in 1821, and remained in that charge until 1834, when he became rector of
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In August 1818, Wainwright was married to Amelia Maria Phelps (1797–1885), the daughter of Timothy Phelps and Janet (née Broome) Phelps. Together, they were the parents of fourteen children:
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Mayhew) Wainwright (1759–1829), who met on a trip to England from the United States and married in 1790. His father was a prosperous English tobacco merchant who emigrated from England to
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of Boston. His parents didn't return to Massachusetts until eleven years later, in 1802. Among his siblings was Eliza Wainwright (b. 1794), who married Dr. Walter Channing, a prominent
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No Church without a Bishop; or, the controversy between the Rev. Drs. Potts and Wainwright. With a preface by the latter, and an introduction and notes by an Anti-Sectarian
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No Church Without a Bishop; or, the Controversy between the Rev. Drs. Potts and Wainwright. With a Preface by the Latter, and an Introduction and Notes by an Anti-Sectarian
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New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial: A Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of Commonwealths and the Founding of a Nation
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William Augustus Muhlenberg Wainwright (1844–1895), who married Helena Barker "Nellie" Talcott, the daughter of Sarah and Thomas Talcott.
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Potts (D.D.), George; Wainwright (Provisional Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in New York), Jonathan Mayhew (1844).
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Elizabeth Mayhew Wainwright (1824–1882), who married Simeon Henry Remsen in 1844 and William Holley Hudson in 1864.
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The Pathways and Abiding-Places of our Lord, illustrated in the Journal of a Tour through the Land of Promise
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In 1844, he engaged in a controversy with his friend George Potts, which grew out of an assertion that
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He was for many years secretary of the house of bishops, and was instrumental in the founding of
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Amelia Maria Wainwright (1838–1867), who married Col. Henry Cary Bankhead (1828–1894) in 1863.
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Maria Trumball Wainwright (1831–1905), who married Theodore Bailey Bronson in 1851.
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on February 24, 1792. He was the son of Peter Wainwright and Elizabeth (
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Francis Chetwood Wainwright (1839–1874), who married Frances Mary Davis.
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On October 1, 1852, Wainwright was elected provisional bishop of the
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On April 13, 1817, he was ordered deacon in the Episcopal Church in
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and on May 29, 1818, he was ordained as a priest in Christ Church,
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in 1812, where he was afterward a tutor. He received the degree of
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Daniel Wadsworth Wainwright (1833–1863), a physician who died in
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Elizabeth Mayhew Wainwright (1819–1822), who died in childhood.
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He died at his residence at 5:00 pm on September 21, 1854, in
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Janet Phelps Wainwright (1837–1842), who died in childhood.
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Calvary Church, Yesterday and Today: A Centennial History
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The Land of Bondage: being the Journal of a Tour in Egypt
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Edward Bibby Wainwright (1841–1841), who died in infancy.
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John Howard Wainwright (1829–1871), who married Margaret
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Henry Phelps Wainwright (1826–1827), who died in infancy.
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Through his son John Howard, he was the grandfather of
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This article is about the bishop. For other uses, see
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Biographical Directory of the United States Congress
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Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright
5th Bishop of New York

Episcopal Church
New York
Benjamin T. Onderdonk
Horatio Potter
John Henry Hobart
Thomas Church Brownell
Liverpool, England
New York City
New York
United States
Trinity Church Cemetery
English
Anglican
Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright II
Episcopal bishop
Harvard College
Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright I's signature
provisional Episcopal bishop
Manhattan
Liverpool, England
née
Boston
American Revolution
Jonathan Mayhew
obstetrician
Richard Wainwright
American Civil War

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