William Croswell Doane - Consecration As The First Bishop of Albany

Consecration As The First Bishop of Albany

He was consecrated as a bishop in the Church of God in his own parish church, St. Peter's, on the Feast of the Purification, February 2, 1869. —George Lynde Richardson

His consecrators were:

  • Right Reverend Horatio Potter, Bishop of New York
  • The Right Reverend William H. Odenheimer
  • The Right Reverend Henry A. Neely.

William Croswell Doane was the 92nd bishop consecrated in the Episcopal Church.

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