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BISHOP JAMES DEWOLF PERRY PAPERS
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| SERIES I |
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE |
DATES |
| 3'4'' (8 Boxes) | 1904-1947 |
The General Correspondence series comprises chiefly originals or carbon copies of personal and business letters to and from Bishop Perry, ranging in date from 1904 to 1947 but concentrated in the years 1919 to 1941. It also includes a small number of letters to Edith Weir Perry, and a few letters between other parties. Though what is here seems usually to be complete, in the sense that most inquiries have their answers and most protracted exchanges of correspondence are represented fully, yet the collection appears to contain only a small part of the Bishop's total correspondence (for example, in the file of the Rev. Arthur Wood, there is a comprehensive collection of letters dating from Wood's student days, 1921-1926, and one letter from 1946, while it is clear that Wood and the Bishop had been in just as close touch during the intervening twenty years). The correspondence is arranged alphabetically by the surname of the Bishop's correspondent, whether writer or addressee, and chronologically within the surname. Important persons and those represented by more than six or seven letters are in individual folders, in order following the alphabetical sequence of each initial letter; all bishops of the Church of England or the Protestant Episcopal Church of America are likewise organized. Form and circular letters and unidentified correspondents are grouped separately at the end of the series.
The General Correspondence series covers a large number of kinds of material. There is a fair lot of merely social business--compliments of the season, thanks for inspiration, and the paying of respects among friends. There is also a good deal of the routine transaction of church affairs: arrangements for meetings and conventions; requests for ordination from young men and from the clergy of other denominations; fundraising for both particular and general causes; attention to the details of staffing and finances of missions and church headquarters on the national level and of Rhode Island parishes and buildings on the level of the diocese. One particular form of material which will prove difficult to utilize in the absence of a name index for the series is the very many letters of recommendation and character reference for proposed rectors, which had to be filed under the names of the correspondents rather than the subjects of the letters. There is also a great deal of material concerning the Bishop's oversight of his clergy within the diocese. Some of it has merely to do with routine business, like calls to new rectors, appointments for confirmations, or the building up of shaky missions into self-supporting parishes. Much of it, however, also deals with the rectors' conflicts, over faith, morals, or practice, with their vestrymen and congregations, as for example in the cases of Rev. Gilbertson and of Rev. Hamlin vs. H. F. Webster. Some of it has to do with the Bishop's attempts to straighten out personal scandals in the clergymen's lives, as in the cases of Byron, Evans, and Scovil. There are also extensive remains of the Bishop's care of his protégés among the students aiming for the ministry, as for example Wood, Meader, Pfaffko, Carson, and Byron.
All of the material in the Correspondence series should be used in close conjunction with the Subject File, because there is a great deal of overlapping information on many matters, and because the Subject File also contains a considerable amount of correspondence which supplements or even supplies gaps in the exchanges here. Among the subjects upon which this series contains materials dispersed throughout the correspondence are the churchmanship controversies between the Romish and Evangelical factions, the causes of Anglo‑Catholicism vs. the pan-Protestant movement, and the role of Presiding Bishop as head of the church. There is a good deal of information about St. George's School in Middletown and St. Andrew's Industrial School in West Barrington, as well as much material about the state of the mission churches in the Philippines (see especially letters of Bishop Mosher and Cheswick Todd), the conditions in China (see Lee), and the joint Anglican-American mission to the Assyrians. There is much material (especially under Admiral Baird and Bishop Rhinelander) concerning Bishop Perry's part in the successful defense of Chaplain Samuel Neal Kent of Newport against charges of homosexual solicitation and the church's subsequent Naval Court of Inquiry attacks upon Secretaries Josephus Daniels and Franklin Roosevelt and the U.S. Navy's corrupt methods of investigation (1919-1920), upon which head also there is much fuller information in the Subject series and Clippings series. The Correspondence series also contains many rather full presentations of Bishop Perry's views on matters of dogma and opinion, as for example on evolution (see the letter to S. C. G. Watkins), the sacrament (to Mrs. Hamilton Webster), and the repeal of the Volstead Law during Prohibition (to George Zabriskie), among many others. Also noteworthy is a folder of correspondence with Daniel Berkeley Updike, owner of the Merrymount Press.
| BOX | FOLDER |
FOLDER TITLE |
DATES |
| 1 | 1 | ABB-ANUT | |
| 2 | APP-AXT | ||
| 3 | Abbott, H. P. Almon, Bishop of Lexington | 8 Feb 1931-17 Dec 1931 | |
| 4 | Acheson, Edward Campion, Bishop of Connecticut | 3 Feb 1911-14 Dec 1932 | |
| 5 | Ackerman, Carl W., Sec., National Cathedral Fund | 21 Nov 1923-6 Apr 1925 | |
| 6 | Alexander, Rev. Donald N., Commission on Church Architecture | 16 Jul 1923-26 Sep 1928 | |
| 7 | Alling, Rev. Roger | 3 Jun 1931-30 Nov 1934 | |
| 8 | Anderson, Charles Palmerston, Bishop of Chicago and Presiding Bishop | 12 Dec 1925-22 Jan 1930 | |
| 9 | Anthony, Rep. B. Earl | 27 Aug 1931-7 Jun 1932 | |
| 10 | Anthony, Wildred Edwards, Architect | 11 Apr 1921-7 Apr 1927 | |
| 11 | BAB-BAY | ||
| 12 | BE | ||
| 13 | BIG-BOY | ||
| 14 | BRA-BRE | ||
| 15 | BRI-BRO | ||
| 16 | BRU-BRY | ||
| 17 | BUL-BURC | ||
| 18 | BURG-BUX | ||
| 19 | Barnwell, Middleton S., Bishop of Idaho | 8 Nov 1934 | |
| 20 | Bassett, Rev. Henry | 1 Feb 1921-18 Apr 1928 | |
| 21 | Bell, Bernard I., Pres., St. Stephen's College | 20 Aug 1924-11 Dec 1941 | |
| 22 | Bell, G. K. A., Bishop of Chichester | 14 Jun 1934-11 Apr 1938 | |
| 23 | Bennett, Granville G., Bishop of Duluth, Suffragan Bishop of Rhode Island | 3 Nov 1930-20 Jun 1937 | |
| 24 | Bradner, Dr. Lester and Rev. William (son) | 29 Sep 1910-5 Jan 1932 | |
| 25 | Bratenahl, G. C. F., Dean of Washington Cathedral | 28 Jan 1922-6 Aug 1926 | |
| 26 | Bratton, Theodore DuBose, Bishop of Mississippi | 29 Jan 1932 | |
| 27 | Brent, Charles H., Bishop of Western New York | 23 Apr 1921-5 Jun 1928 | |
| 28 | Brewster, Benjamin, Bishop of Maine | 25 Oct 1923-20 Dec 1927 | |
| 29 | Brewster, Chauncey B., Bishop of Connecticut | 29 Apr 1925-18 May 1927 | |
| x-ref. | Brown, George Francis Graham, Bishop of Jerusalem. See: Francis, George | ||
| 30 | Brown, Henry 1. | 23 Mar 1927-18 Jun 1931 | |
| 31 | Brown, John Nicholas | 31 May 1921-29 Mar 1946 | |
| 32 | Brown, William A., Bishop of Southern Virginia | 5 May 1941 | |
| 33 | Brown, Wyatt, Bishop of Harrisburg | 5 Jan 1933 | |
| 34 | Bumstead, Josephine, Conference for Church Work | 2 Feb 1921-23 Sep 1926 | |
| 35 | Burgess, Frederick, Bishop of Long Island | 13 Apr 1923-23 Apr 1923 | |
| 36 | Burleson, Bishop Hugh L. | 24 Feb 1933 | |
| 37 | Burrill, Rev. Harold St. George | 4 Apr 1931-6 Jul 1933 | |
| 38 | Buxton, H. J., Bishop of Gibraltar | 2 Apr 1936-17 Mar 1937 | |
| 39 | Byron, Rev. John I. (and Sarah Goff Byron)(See also: Herman Page, Clinton Quin, and Nicholas Rees) | 12 Nov 1924-27 Oct 1937 | |
| 2 | 40 | CAB-CAS | |
| 41 | CHA-CHU | ||
| 42 | CLA-CLE | ||
| 43 | COA-CON | ||
| 44 | COO-COV | ||
| 45 | CRA-CUR | ||
| 46 | Cabot, Stephen P. | 28 Sep 1920-28 Jan 1926 | |
| 47 | Cadman, Rev. S. Parkes, Pres., Federal | 19 Feb 1925-30 Jun 1932 | |
| Council of Churches of Christ in America | |||
| x-ref | Canterbury, Archbishop of. See: Fisher, Geoffry; Lang, Cosmo Gordon; Temple, William | ||
| 48 | Capers, William Theodotus, Bishop of West Texas | 11 Dec 1925-2 Oct 1933 | |
| 49 | Carlson, C. Lennart | 6 Mar 1942-4 Jan 1943 | |
| 50 | Carson, Harry Roberts, Bishop of Haiti | 17 Aug 1939 | |
| 51 | Carson, John H. (See also: J. Francis Cooper) | 11 Mar 1925-5 Dec 1928 | |
| 52 | Casady, Thomas, Bishop of Oklahoma | 3 Jan 1942 | |
| 53 | Case, Norman S., Governor of Rhode Island | 12 Apr 1931-23 Apr 1931 | |
| 54 | Chase, J. Frank, Sec., Watch and Ward Society | 2 Dec 1921-22 Feb 1922 | |
| 55 | Collins, Rev. Frederick I. | 29 Dec 1920-12 Jan 1926 | |
| 56 | Conant, James B., Pres. of Harvard | 21 Sept 1939 | |
| 57 | Connor, Maj. Gen. William D., Supt., U.S. Military Academy, West Point | 11 Mar 1936 | |
| 58 | Conover, Rev. James P. | 10 Mar 1921-10 Mar 1926 | |
| 59 | Cook, Philip, Bishop of Delaware | 31 Mar 1922-19 Dec 1936 | |
| 60 | Crabtree, Rev. Albert | 2 Jan 1921-27 Oct 1922 | |
| 61 | Crawford, John G. | 3 Jan 1921-13 Feb 1926 | |
| 62 | DAL-DAV | ||
| 63 | DEC-DEX | ||
| 64 | DIC-DOW | ||
| 65 | DRA-DYE | ||
| 66 | Dahlgren, Romola, Deaconess | Jan 1919-11 Apr 1930 | |
| 67 | D'Arcy, Charles F., Archbishop of Armagh | 25 Nov 1927-5 Apr 1928 | |
| 68 | Davies, Thomas F., Bishop of Western Massachusetts | 6 Feb 1917-5 Jun 1932 | |
| 69 | Davis, Cameron J., Bishop of Western New York | 29 Apr 1932-25 Feb 1937 | |
| 70 | Davis, Dwight A., Secretary of War | 10 Apr 1926-14 Apr 1926 | |
| 71 | Deane, Frederic L., Bishop of Aberdeen | 31 Mar 1930-14 Feb 1940 | |
| 72 | DeVries, Rev. William L., Canon of Washington Cathedral | 20 Jun 1923-8 Jun 1926 | |
| 73 | Dorrance, Rev. Samuel M. | 6 Jan 1924-28 Oct 1930 | |
| 74 | Dunne, James E., Mayor of Providence | 10 Feb 1931-16 Feb 1931 | |
| 75 | Drury, Rev. Samuel S., St. Paul's School, Concord, NH | 14 Jun 1921-31 Jul 1922, n.d. | |
| 76 | E | ||
| 77 | Easton, Frank T., Attorney, Chancellor of Rhode Island Diocese | 9 Nov 1916-22 Apr 1926 | |
| 78 | Edwards, Howard, Pres. of Rhode Island State College (i.e., U.R.I.) | 21 Nov 1921-4 Jan 1927 | |
| 79 | Emhardt, William C. | 27 Apr 1925-28 Jun 1932 | |
| 80 | Evans, Robert J., Rev. | 14 Jun 1940-10 Mar 1945 | |
| 3 | 81 | FAL-FIE | |
| 82 | FIN-FOU | ||
| 83 | FRA-FUL | ||
| 84 | Fair, Rev. James H. S. | 3 Sep 1921-10 Dec 1923 | |
| 85 | Farthing, John Cragg, Bishop of Montreal | I Nov 1930-19 Dec 1930 | |
| 86 | Faunce, Rev. W. H. P., Pres. of Brawn | 12 Feb 1925-2 Apr 1927 | |
| 87 | Fawcett, Edward, Bishop of Quincy (Ill.) | 19 Dec 1931 | |
| 88 | Fenner, Goodrich, Bishop of Kansas | 14 Mar (1945?) | |
| 89 | Ferris, David Lincoln, Bishop of Rochester | 3 Feb 1932-6 Feb 1932 | |
| 90 | Finlay, K. G., Bishop of Upper South Carolina | 23 Oct 1931-3 Nov 1931 | |
| 91 | Fisher, Geoffrey Francis, Archbishop of Canterbury | 19 Mar 1935 | |
| 92 | Fiske, Bishop Charles | 23 May 1920-11 Jan 1934 | |
| 93 | Fosbroke, Hughell E. W., Dean of General Theological Seminary | 7 Dec 1922-30 Oct 1937 | |
| 94 | Francis, George, Bishop of Jerusalem | 13 Oct 1932-15 Jul 1933 | |
| 95 | Francis, Joseph M., Bishop of Indiana | 29 Nov 1923-1 Dec 1923 | |
| 96 | Freeman, James E., Bishop of Washington | 14 Apr 1924-22 Nov 1939 | |
| 97 | GAI-GER | ||
| 98 | GIB-GOL | ||
| 99 | GRA-GRE | ||
| 100 | GRE-GUE | ||
| 101 | Gailor, Bishop Thomas F., President of National Council | 2 May 1921-15 Dec 1924 | |
| 102 | Garbett, Cyril Forster, Archbishop of York | 11 Jun 1942-29 Jun 1942 | |
| 103 | Gardner, Rathbone, Attorney | 8 Oct 1904-23 Dec 1920 | |
| 104 | Gifford, Nelson D., Jr. | 21 Jan 1924-4 Apr 1930 | |
| 105 | Gilbertson, Rev. Albert N. (See also: Howard, Edgar) | 18 Jun 1930-4 Jun 1931 | |
| 106 | Goodrich, Wallace, Dean of the New England Conservatory of Music | 20 Dee 1922-16 Nov 1937 | |
| 107 | Gowenlock, Rev. Frederick | 5 Jun 1923-8 Feb 1926 | |
| 108 | Gray, Campbell, Bishop of Northern Indiana | 25 Nov 1930-22 Oct 1936 | |
| 109 | Gregg, John A. F., Archbishop of Dublin | 7 Apr 1928-19 May 1928 | |
| 110 | Greig, John Harved, Bishop of Guildford | 23 Jul 1930-11 Nov 1941 | |
| 111 | Green, Charles Alfred, Archbishop of Wales 25 Dec 1934 | ||
| 112 | Greene, Gen. Francis V., Belle (his wife) and George (his newphew) | 20 Apr 1920-18 May 1927 | |
| 113 | Grint, Rev. Alfred P. | 8 Jan 1925-22 Aug 1926 | |
| 114 | HAC-HAM | ||
| 115 | HAR-HAY | ||
| 116 | HEA-HOC | ||
| 117 | HOD-HOU | ||
| 118 | HOW-HUG | ||
| 119 | HUM-HYN, unidentified H | ||
| 120 | Hall, Arthur C. A., Bishop of Vermont | 28 Jan 1921-17 Apr 1922 | |
| 121 | Hall, Charles M. | (1931)-26 Dec 1933 | |
| 122 | Hall, Emerson Kay | 14 Apr 1928-13 Dec 1930 | |
| 123 | Hall, Ronald 0., Bishop of Hong Kong | 11 Dec 1941, n.d. | |
| 124 | Hallett, Rev. Frank T. | 18 Apr 1928-9 Dec 1932 | |
| 125 | Hamlin, Rev. Julian D. (See also: C. R. Radford, Hamilton Webster) | 4 Jul 1921-10 Nov 1927 | |
| 126 | Harding, Alfred, Bishop of Washington | 15 Oct 1921-20 Mar 1922 | |
| 127 | Harkins, Matthew, Catholic Bishop of Providence | 19 Jan 1915 | |
| 128 | Harris, Rev. Cyril | 10 Mar 1925-30 Dec 1943 | |
| 129 | Haslam., Charles R., Chancellor of Rhode Island Diocese (See also: Standing Committee) | 28 Jun 1923-28 May 1946 | |
| 130 | Hazard, I. Peace | 28 Nov 1921-29 Dec 1921 | |
| 131 | Helfenstein, Edward T., Bishop of Maryland | 2 Mar 1931-20 Nov 1931 | |
| 4 | 132 | Hickey, William Augustine, Catholic Bishop Providence (See also: Walter Williams) | 8 Oct 1930-5 Dec 1930 |
| 133 | Hicks, Frederick C. Nugent, Bishop of Lincoln | 14 Apr 1936-3 Apr 1941 | |
| 134 | Howden, Frederick B., Bishop of New Mexico | 24 May 1922-5 Dec 1932 | |
| 135 | Howe, Rev. C. Fletcher and wife | 29 Sep 1930-23 Dec 1934 | |
| 136 | Howe, Mark A. DeWolf | 22 Dec 1923-22 Mar 1928 | |
| 137 | Howe, Wallis E., architect | 24 Sep 1924-17 Feb 1933 | |
| 138 | Hudson, Noel Baring, Bishop of Newcastle | 21 Apr 1942 | |
| 139 | Hughes, Rev. Stanley C. (See also: Ethelbert Talbot) | 17 Jun 1931-27 Sep 1933 | |
| 140 | Hunter, Rev. John M. | 14 Dec 1922-12 Dec 1931 | |
| 141 | Huston, S. Arthur, Bishop of Olympia | 28 May 1927 | |
| 142 | I | ||
| 143 | J | ||
| 144 | Jackson, F. Ellis, architect | 30 Jan 1926‑14 Nov 1937 | |
| 145 | Jenkins, Thomas, Bishop of Nevada | 18 Nov 1931‑30 Jan 1932 | |
| 146 | Jett, Robert Carter, Bishop of South-western Virginia | 24 Oct 1936 | |
| 147 | Johnson, Frederick F., Bishop of Missouri | 5 May 1932-10 May 1932 | |
| 148 | Johnson, Irving P., Bishop of Colorado | 16 Aug 1921-24 Nov 1931 | |
| 149 | Jordan, Rev. William H. | (Feb 1925)-l Dec 1933 | |
| 150 | KAM-KEY | ||
| 151 | KIB-KLO | ||
| 152 | KNE-KRU | ||
| 153 | Keller, Helen | 7 July 1943 | |
| 154 | Keller, Dr. William, Dept. of Social Service | 7 Dec 1932-7 Aug 1933 | |
| 155 | Kellogg, Rev. Nelson | (21 Mar 1931)-7 Sep 1933 | |
| 156 | Kemerer, Benjamin T., Bishop of Duluth | 13 Feb 1934-5 Nov 1937 | |
| 157 | Kennedy, Rev. C. Clark | 11 Jan 1919-20 Oct 1933 | |
| 158 | King, LeRoy | 16 Nov 1922-23 Mar 1926 | |
| 159 | Kite, William L. | 7 Jan 1931-15 Jan 1932 | |
| 160 | Klaren, Rev. J. H. (See also: Subject Series -- Klaren) | 23 Aug 1915-12 May 1919 | |
| 161 | Knight, Webster and C. Prescott | 13 Oct 1923-7 Jan 1931 | |
| 162 | LAM-LAR | ||
| 163 | LAU-LEW | ||
| 164 | LIN-LLO | ||
| 165 | LOB-LYM | ||
| 166 | Labilliere, Paul F. D. de, Bishop, Dean of Westminster | 16 Sep 1941-20 Apr 1942 | |
| 167 | Ladd, W. P., Berkeley Divinity School | 10 Apr 1924-22 Dec 1933 | |
| 168 | Lamont, Thomas W. | I Mar 1923-25 Mar 1943 | |
| 169 | Lansdowne, Rev. Burdette (See also: Charles Slattery) | 6 Jan 1920-5 Jun 1922 | |
| 170 | Lang, Cosmo Gordon, Archbishop of York, of Canterbury | 29 Jan 1919-20 Mar 1942 | |
| 171 | Larned, John I. B., Suffragan Bishop of Long Island | 28 Dec 1938-30 Dec 1938 | |
| 172 | Laurie, John Dawson, Lord Mayor of London | 16 Apr 1942 | |
| 173 | Law, Rev. Marion | 28 May 1927-10 Sep 1928 | |
| 174 | Lawrence, William, Bishop of Massachusetts | 15 Jan 1896-24 Sep 1941 | |
| 175 | Learned, Lewis D., Exec. Sec. of Rhode Island Diocesan Council | 18 Feb 1931-29 Aug 1936 | |
| 176 | Leonard, William Andrew, Bishop of Ohio | 8 May 1920-14 Apr 1924 | |
| 177 | Lewis, Edwin N., Exec. Sec., National Cathedral Foundation | 19 Nov 1924-17 Dec 1925 | |
| 178 | Lines, Edwin S., Bishop of Newark | 28 Nov 1919-16 Jan 1920 | |
| 179 | The Living Church | 29 Nov 1920-5 Jul 1933 | |
| 180 | Locke, Bradford B., Sec., Church Pension Fund | 30 Oct 1924-6 Oct 1927 | |
| 181 | Logan, Mercer P., Dean, DuBose Church Training School | 12 Oct 1923-23 Sep 1927 | |
| 182 | Lovely, Napoleon W. | 25 Jan 1933-8 Aug 1933 | |
| 183 | Lyte, Rev. John B. | 27 Feb 1931-12 Apr 1946 | |
| 5 | 184 | MACA-MACC | |
| 185 | MACD-MACW | ||
| 186 | MAH-MNY | ||
| 187 | MEA-MER | ||
| 188 | MIE-MIT | ||
| 189 | MOC-MUN | ||
| 190 | McAllister, Charles E. and Rev. Charles E., Jr. | 25 Aug 1925-20 Oct 1933 | |
| 191 | McCormick, John Newton, Bishop of Western Michigan | 18 Dec 1918-(9 Jan 1934) | |
| 192 | MacDougall, Benjamin M., Treasurer of Rhode Island Diocese | 4 Oct 1930-1 Dec 1933 | |
| 193 | McDowell, William G., Bishop of Alabama | 25 Feb 1932-28 Nov 1933 | |
| 194 | McElwain, Frank A., Bishop of Minnesota | I Aug 1933-18 Sep 1937 | |
| 195 | McGregor, D. A., Director of Education | 14 Feb 1933-17 Jul 1993 | |
| 196 | McKim, John, Bishop of North Tokyo | 6 May 1933-28 Jul 1933 | |
| 197 | Macmillan, John Victor, Bishop of Guildford | 16 Sept 1941 | |
| 198 | MacWillie, Rev. John, of Hankow, China, & son Donald, of Kent | 22 Sep 1925-24 Aug 1926 | |
| 199 | Magoun, Rev. Roy | 25 Oct 1925-3 May 1931 | |
| 200 | Mann, Alexander, Bishop of Pittsburgh | 22 Jan 1925-28 Jan 1925 | |
| 201 | Manning, William J., Bishop of New York | 3 Oct 1921-29 Nov 1940 | |
| 202 | Mansfield, Burton, Attorney | 5 Jan 1921-19 Jul 1921 | |
| 203 | Marie, Princess of Greece | 24 Jun (1932?) | |
| 204 | Maryon, Rev. Frederick L. | 12 Jan 1925-30 Jul 1926 | |
| 205 | Matthews, Paul, Bishop of New Jersey | 10 Feb 1921-27 Jan 1947 | |
| 206 | Maxon, James M., Bishop Coadjutor of Tennessee | 16 Dec 1926-12 Nov 1934 | |
| 207 | Meader, Rev. Robert 0. | 20 Apr 1927-17 Feb 1923 | |
| 208 | Metcalf, Jesse H., U. S. Senator | (1921?)-19 Mar 1936 | |
| 209 | Mitchell, Walter, Bishop of Arizona | 27 Bar 1930-12 Jul 1932 | |
| 210 | Mitman, Stewart U., Warden of Leonard Hall | 4 Dec 1920-23 Nov 1923 | |
| 211 | Montgomery, Rev. Hugh E. | 16 Jan 1923-7 May 1923 | |
| 212 | Moore, Harry T., Bishop of Dallas | 13 Nov 1924-25 Nov 1924 | |
| 213 | Moorhead, William Henry, Bishop of Fredericton (N.B.) | 23 Aug 1943-26 Aug 1943 | |
| 214 | Morehouse, Clifford P. and Frederic (See also: The Living Church) | 9 Feb 1924-3 Jan 1938 | |
| 215 | Morgan, Courtney (See also: Bernard Bell, Frederick Penfold) | 7 Aug 1924-14 Feb 1933 | |
| 216 | Morrell, Rev. Ansel R. | 8 Dec 1919-7 Oct 1932 | |
| 217 | Moulton, Arthur W., Bishop of Utah | 23 Dec 1930-16 Jan 1931 | |
| 218 | Mosher, Gouverneur Frank, Bishop of the Philippine Islands | 17 Sep 1924-9 Apr 1934 | |
| 219 | Muenchinger, C. Leslie | 23 May 1932-3 Oct 1933 | |
| 220 | N | ||
| 221 | Nickson, George, Bishop of Bristol | 21 Aug 1920 | |
| 222 | O | ||
| 223 | Oldham, G. Ashton, Bishop of Albany | 16 Oct 1930-27 Dec 1938 | |
| 6 | 224 | PAD-PAU | |
| 225 | PEA-PET | ||
| 226 | PHI-PIX | ||
| 227 | PLA-POT | ||
| 228 | POW-PUR | ||
| 229 | Paddock, Robert L., Bishop | 2 Nov 1937 | |
| 230 | Page, Herman, Bishop of Spokane, of Michigan | 26 Aug 1921-30 Sep 1935 | |
| 231 | Page, Rev. Richard E. | 13 Dec 1922-24 Feb 1923 | |
| 232 | Pantaenious, Eleanor (See also: Herman Page, Charles Scovil, Luke White) | 27 Apr 1921-1 Jul 1921 | |
| 233 | Pardee, William O. | 2 Mar 1923-7 Oct 1923 | |
| 234 | Parker, Edward M., Bishop of New Hampshire | 9 Sep 1915-16 Dec 1924 | |
| 235 | Parsons, Edward L., Bishop of California | 27 Jun 1923-8 Feb 1940 | |
| 236 | Parsons, Richard G., Bishop of Southwark | 20 July 1939 | |
| 237 | Penfold, Rev. Frederick S. | 30 Dec 1918-6 Dec 1926 | |
| 238 | Penick, Edwin A., Bishop Coadjutor of | 30 Jun 1923-1 Jan 1925 | |
| 239 | Pershing, Gen. John J. | 12 Oct 1918-17 Sep 1934 | |
| 240 | Peters, Rev. Sidney | 11 Jun 1934-15 Mar 1947 | |
| 241 | Pezet, Federico A., Minister of Peru | 1914 | |
| 242 | Pfaffko, Rev. Arthur G. W. | 10 Oct 1922-11 Jun 1924 | |
| 243 | Pyle, Howard, author | 25 May 1905 | |
| 244 | Quin, Clinton S., Bishop of Texas | 28 Feb 1923-3 Jan 1938 | |
| 245 | RAD-REM | ||
| 246 | RIC-RIV | ||
| 247 | ROB-ROE |