List of bishops of the Episcopal Church in the United States of America

The consecration of a bishop in The Episcopal Church by the laying on of hands of bishops

This list consists of the bishops in the The Episcopal Church, an independent province of the Anglican Communion. This shows the historical succession of the episcopate within this church.

Key to chart

The number references the sequence of consecration. Two capital letters before their number identify bishops consecrated for missionary work outside of the United States. "Diocese" refers to the diocese for which the individual was ordained. Note, this does not mean it was the only diocese that bishop presided over. For example, the Diocese of Delaware was under the supervision of the Diocese of Pennsylvania under William White. "PB" refers to whether the bishop became a Presiding Bishop in TEC and, if so, which number in the sequence.

Under consecrators, one finds numbers or letters referencing previous bishops on the list. If a series of letters is under "Consecrators", then the consecrators were bishops or archbishops from outside of the ECUSA:

BAK = Gilbert Baker, Bishop of Hong Kong and Macao
BAN = Chiu Ban It, Bishop of Singapore
BOY = Laish Boyd, Bishop of the Bahamas, Turks and Caicos
BRT = Tony Burton, Bishop of Saskatchewan
CAB = Daniel Pina Cabral, Bishop of Lebombo
CAS = William Cassels, Bishop of Western China
CAR = George Carey, Archbishop of Canterbury
COR = Nigel Cornwall, Bishop of Borneo
DAL = John Daly, Bishop in Korea
DAR = Frederick Darwent, Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney
ELA = Riah El-Assal, Bishop of Jerusalem
FYF = Rollestone Fyffe, Bishop of Rangoon
GOM = Ricardo Gomez Osnaya, Bishop of Western Mexico
HAL = Ronald Hall, Bishop of Victoria, Hong Kong (1932–1951) & Bishop of Hong Kong and Macao (1951–1966)
HIL = Fred Hiltz, Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada (2007-2019)
HIN = John Hinchliffe, Bishop of Peterborough (1769–1794)
HOL = John Holder, Archbishop of the West Indies (2009-2018)
ISO = Andrew Haruhisa Iso, Bishop of Osaka
KER = Greg Kerr-Wilson, Archbishop of Calgary and Metropolitan of Rupert's Land
KIL = Robert Kilgour, Primus and Bishop of Aberdeen
LEA = Arthur Lea, Bishop of Kyushu
LYO = Frank Lyons, Bishop of Bolivia
MAR = William Markham, Archbishop of York
MAT = Carlos Matsinhe, Bishop of Lebombo
MIL = Harold Miller, Bishop of Down and Dromore
MMS = Melissa M. Skelton, IX Bishop of New Westminster
MOL = Herbert Molony, Bishop of Chekiang
MOO = John Moore, Archbishop of Canterbury
MOS = Charles Moss, Bishop of Bath and Wells
MOU = George Moule, Bishop of Mid-China
NOR = Frank Norris, Bishop of North China
PET = Arthur Petrie, Bishop of Moray and Ross
POR = Beilby Porteus, Bishop of London
ROB = Basil Roberts, Bishop of Singapore
ROW = Francis Rowinski, Polish National Catholic bishop
SCO = Charles Scott, Bishop of North China
SHE = Victor George Shearburn, Bishop of Rangoon
SHO = David Shoji Tani, Bishop of Okinawa
SKI = John Skinner, bishop coadjutor of Aberdeen
STE = Krister Stendahl, Bishop of Stockholm
THO = John Thomas, Bishop of Rochester
TSE = Lindel Tsen, Bishop of Honan
UEM = Nathaniel Makoto Uematsu, Primate of The Nippon Sei Ko Kai and Bishop of Hokkaido
VER = Joris Vercammen, Archbishop of Utrecht
VIC = Victoria Matthews, Bishop of Christchurch, retired
WIL = Cornelius Wilson, Bishop of Costa Rica
ZIE = Thaddeus F. Zielinski, Polish National Catholic bishop

Chart of bishop succession

The Roman numeral before the diocese name represents where in the sequence that bishop falls; e.g., the fourth bishop of Pennsylvania is written "IV Pennsylvania". Where a diocese is in bold type it indicates that the bishop is a current bishop of that diocese.

1–100

No.	Bishop	Consecrators	Year	Diocese	Notes
1	Samuel Seabury	KIL PET SKI^[1]	1784	I Connecticut, I Rhode Island	PB2
2	William White	MOO MAR MOS HIN^[2]	1787	I Pennsylvania	PB1 & PB4
3	Samuel Provoost	MOO MAR MOS HIN^[3]	1787	I New York	PB3
4	James Madison	MOO POR THO^[4]	1790	I Virginia
5	Thomas John Clagett	3 1 2 4^[5]	1792	I Maryland
6	Robert Smith	2 3 4 5^[6]	1795	I South Carolina
7	Edward Bass	2 3 5^[7]	1797	I Massachusetts, II Rhode Island^{[N 1]}
8	Abraham Jarvis	2 3 7^[8]	1797	II Connecticut
9	Benjamin Moore	2 5 8^[9]	1801	II New York
10	Samuel Parker	2 5 8 9^[10]	1804	II Massachusetts
11	John Henry Hobart	2 3 8^[11]	1811	III New York
12	Alexander Viets Griswold	2 3 8^[12]	1811	Eastern Diocese (simultaneously III Massachusetts, III Rhode Island and I New Hampshire).^{[N 2]}	^{[N 3]} PB5
13	Theodore Dehon	2 8 11^[13]	1812	II South Carolina
14	Richard Channing Moore	2 11 12 13^[14]	1814	II Virginia
15	James Kemp	2 11 14^[15]	1814	Maryland (Suffragan), II Maryland
16	John Croes	2 11 15^[16]	1815	I New Jersey
17	Nathaniel Bowen	2 11 15 16^[17]	1818	III South Carolina
18	Philander Chase	2 11 15 16^[18]	1819	I Ohio, I Illinois (Chicago)	^{[N 4]} PB6
19	Thomas Church Brownell	2 11 12^[19]	1819	III Connecticut	PB7
20	John Stark Ravenscroft	2 12 15 16 17 19^[20]	1823	I North Carolina
21	Henry U. Onderdonk	2 11 15	1827	II Pennsylvania	^{[N 5]}
22	William Meade	2 11 12	1829	III Virginia
23	William Murray Stone	2 14 21	1830	III Maryland
24	Benjamin T. Onderdonk	2 19 21^{[N 5]}	1830	IV New York
25	Levi Silliman Ives	2 21 24	1831	II North Carolina
26	John Henry Hopkins	2 12 17	1832	I Vermont	PB8
27	Benjamin B. Smith	2 19 21	1832	I Kentucky	PB9
28	Charles Pettit McIlvaine	2 12 22	1832	II Ohio
29	George Washington Doane	2 24 25	1832	II New Jersey	^{[N 6]}
30	James Hervey Otey	2 21 24	1834	I Tennessee, Arkansas (Provisional), Missionary, Mississippi and Indian Territory
31	Jackson Kemper	2 14 18	1835	1st missionary bishop to Northwest, I Indiana (Indianapolis), Missionary, Missouri; Kansas, I Wisconsin (Milwaukee)
32	Samuel A. McCoskry	21 29 31	1836	I Michigan
33	Leonidas Polk	22 27 28	1838	Missionary to Southwest; I Arkansas, I Louisiana
34	William H. DeLancey	12 21 24	1839	I Western New York
35	Christopher Edwards Gadsden	12 29 32	1840	IV South Carolina
36	William Rollinson Whittingham	12 14 24	1840	IV Maryland
37	Stephen Elliott	22 25 35	1841	I Georgia	^{[N 7]} CSA-PB
38	Alfred Lee	12 14 18	1841	I Delaware	PB10
39	John Johns	12 22 25	1842	IV Virginia
40	Manton Eastburn	12 19 24	1842	IV Massachusetts
41	John Prentiss Kewley Henshaw	19 24 26	1843	IV Rhode Island
42	Carlton Chase	18 19 24	1844	II New Hampshire	^{[N 4]}
43	Nicholas H. Cobbs	18 22 28	1844	I Alabama
44	Cicero Stephens Hawks	18 31 32	1844	I Missouri
45	William Jones Boone (father)	18 29 30	1844	1st overseas missionary bishop, I Shanghai	^{[N 8]}
46	George W. Freeman	18 31 33	1844	Texas (Provisional), II Arkansas
47	Horatio Southgate	18 36 37	1844	Missionary to the Syriac Orthodox Church (Mardin, Turkey)^[21]
48	Alonzo Potter	18 19 29	1845	III Pennsylvania	^{[N 9]}
49	George Burgess	18 19 40	1847	I Maine
50	George Upfold	27 28 31	1849	II Indiana (Indianapolis)
51	William Mercer Green (grandfather)	30 33 43	1850	I Mississippi	^{[N 10]}
52	John Payne	22 38 39	1851	Missionary, Cape Palmas (I Liberia)^{[N 11]}
53	Francis Huger Rutledge	35 37 43	1851	I Florida
54	John Williams	19 26 34	1851	IV Connecticut, Mexico (Provisional)	PB11
55	Henry John Whitehouse	19 38 40	1851	II Illinois (Chicago)
56	Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright	19 29 31	1852	New York (Provisional), V New York ^{[N 12]}
57	Thomas F. Davis	19 26 27	1853	V South Carolina
58	Thomas Atkinson	19 28 29	1853	III North Carolina
59	William Ingraham Kip	31 38 45	1853	Missionary, California; I California
60	Thomas Fielding Scott	37 43 57	1854	Missionary, Oregon and Washington territories; ^{[N 13]} I Oregon
61	Henry W. Lee	26 32 34	1854	I Iowa, Kansas (Provisional)
62	Horatio Potter	19 26 29	1854	New York (Provisional), VI New York^{[N 12]}	^{[N 9]}
63	Thomas M. Clark	19 26 29	1854	V Rhode Island	PB12
64	Samuel Bowman	31 34 38	1858	Pennsylvania (Suffragan)
65	Alexander Gregg	26 27 30	1859	I Texas
66	William Henry Odenheimer	22 32 36	1859	III New Jersey, I Northern New Jersey (Newark)
67	Gregory T. Bedell	22 28 39	1859	III Ohio
68	Henry Benjamin Whipple	31 34 43	1859	I Minnesota
69	Henry C. Lay	22 28 33	1859	III Arkansas, I Easton
70	Joseph C. Talbot	31 27 44	1860	Missionary, Northwest; III Indiana (Indianapolis)
71	William Bacon Stevens	26 38 48	1862	IV Pennsylvania
72	Richard Hooker Wilmer	22 37 39	1862	II Alabama	^{[N 14]}
73	Thomas Hubbard Vail	31 55 61	1864	I Kansas
74	Arthur Cleveland Coxe	26 49 58	1865	II Western New York
75	Charles Todd Quintard	26 49 58	1865	II Tennessee
76	Robert Harper Clarkson	26 31 32	1865	Missionary, Nebraska, Dakota Territory; I Nebraska
77	George M. Randall	26 27 40	1865	Missionary, Colorado and adjacent
78	John Barrett Kerfoot	26 28 36	1866	I Pittsburgh
79	Channing Moore Williams	26 38 39	1866	Missionary, II Shanghai and Japan
80	Joseph Pere Bell Wilmer	26 51 72^{[N 14]}	1866	II Louisiana
81	George David Cummins	26 27 61	1866	Kentucky (Assistant)	REC-PB1
82	William Edmond Armitage	31 32 61	1866	II Wisconsin (Milwaukee)
83	Henry A. Neely	26 54 62	1867	II Maine
84	Daniel S. Tuttle	26 62 66	1867	Missionary, I Montana, I Boise (Idaho), and I Utah, III Missouri	PB13
85	John F. Young	26 52 65	1867	II Florida
86	John W. Beckwith	51 58 72	1868	II Georgia
87	Francis McNeece Whittle	39 38 67	1868	V Virginia
88	William Henry Augustus Bissell	32 54 62	1868	II Vermont
89	Charles Franklin Robertson	27 32 39	1868	II Missouri
90	Benjamin Wistar Morris	38 66 73	1868	Missionary, Oregon and Washington territories;^{[N 13]} II Oregon
91	Abram Newkirk Littlejohn	62 39 66	1869	I Long Island
92	William Croswell Doane	62 66 83	1869	I Albany	^{[N 6]}
93	Frederic Dan Huntington	27 40 62	1869	I Central New York	^{[N 15]}
94	Ozi William Whitaker	28 38 40	1869	Missionary, Nevada and Arizona; V Pennsylvania
95	Henry Niles Pierce	51 55 72	1870	IV Arkansas
96	William Woodruff Niles	27 54 83	1870	III New Hampshire
97	William Pinkney	27 39 58	1870	V Maryland
98	William Bell White Howe	27 36 57	1871	VI South Carolina
99	Mark Antony De Wolfe Howe	27 28 38	1871	I Central Pennsylvania (now Bethlehem)^{[N 16]}
100	William Hobart Hare	27 38 54	1873	Missionary, Niobrara, Dakota; I South Dakota

101–200

No.	Bishop	Consecrators	Year	Diocese	Notes
101	John Gottlieb Auer	27 38 52	1873	Missionary, Cape Palmas (II Liberia)^{[N 11]}
102	Benjamin Henry Paddock	27 38 54	1873	V Massachusetts	^{[N 17]}
103	Theodore B. Lyman	36 58 69	1873	IV North Carolina
104	John Franklin Spalding	32 67 70	1873	Missionary, Colorado; I Colorado
105	Edward R. Welles (grandfather)	27 54 58	1874	III Wisconsin/Milwaukee^{[N 18]}
106	Robert W. B. Elliott	65 72 75	1874	Missionary, I Western Texas	^{[N 7]}
MH1	James Theodore Holly	27 38 62	1874	I Haiti
107	John Henry Ducachet Wingfield	39 58 69	1874	Missionary, I Northern California
108	Alexander Charles Garrett	76 84 100	1874	Missionary, Northern Texas; I Dallas	PB14
109	William Forbes Adams	51 80 86	1875	Missionary, Arizona and New Mexico; II Easton
110	Thomas Underwood Dudley	27 39 71	1875	II Kentucky
111	John Scarborough	62 71 78	1875	IV New Jersey	^{[N 19]}
112	George D. Gillespie	32 70 88	1875	I Western Michigan
113	Thomas Augustus Jaggar	27 38 62	1875	I Southern Ohio
114	William Edward McLaren	32 67 68	1875	III Chicago
115	John Henry Hobart Brown	62 88 92	1875	I Fond du Lac
116	William Stevens Perry	71 74 78	1876	II Iowa
117	Charles Clifton Penick	58 87 97	1877	Missionary, Cape Palmas (III Liberia)^{[N 11]}	^{[N 20]}
118	Samuel Isaac Joseph Schereschewsky	27 62 67	1877	Missionary, III Shanghai
119	Alexander Burgess	27 54 63	1878	I Quincy
120	George William Peterkin	67 78 87	1878	I West Virginia
121	George Franklin Seymour	62 66 69	1878	I Springfield
MM1	H. Chauncey Riley	38 67 71	1879	Missionary, Mexico
122	Samuel Smith Harris	72 70 76	1879	II Michigan
123	Thomas A. Starkey	63 73 91	1880	II Northern New Jersey/Newark^{[N 21]}
124	John Nicholas Galleher	51 71 89	1880	III Louisiana
125	George Kelly Dunlop	68 89 102	1880	Missionary, Arizona and New Mexico
126	Leigh Raymond Brewer	93 84 88	1880	Missionary, Montana; II Montana
127	John A. Paddock	27 38 62	1880	Missionary, Washington state (Olympia)	^{[N 17]}
128	Cortlandt Whitehead	71 67 99	1882	II Pittsburgh
129	Hugh Miller Thompson	51 72 122	1883	II Mississippi
130	David Buel Knickerbacker	74 89 103	1883	IV Indiana (Indianapolis)
131	Henry C. Potter	27 54 63	1883	VII New York^{[N 12]}	^{[N 9]}
132	Alfred Magill Randolph	38 98 110	1883	Virginia (Coadjutor), I Southern Virginia
133	William D. Walker	63 74 76	1883	III Western New York, I North Dakota
134	Alfred A. Watson	51 83 98	1884	I East Carolina
135	William Jones Boone (son)	79 MOU SCO	1884	Missionary, IV Shanghai	^{[N 8]}
136	Nelson Somerville Rulison	38 99 114	1884	II Central Pennsylvania (now Bethlehem)^{[N 16]}
137	William Paret	38 71 99	1885	VI Maryland
138	George Worthington	74 100 114	1885	II Nebraska
139	Samuel David Ferguson	38 71 91	1885	Missionary, Cape Palmas (IV Liberia)^{[N 11]}
140	Edwin Gardner Weed	75 98 106	1886	III Florida
141	Mahlon Norris Gilbert	38 67 68	1886	Minnesota (Coadjutor)
142	Elisha Smith Thomas	68 73 84	1887	II Kansas
143	Ethelbert Talbot	68 73 84	1887	Missionary, I Wyoming, II Boise (Idaho), III Central Pennsylvania/Bethlehem (name changed 1909)^{[N 16]}	PB15
144	James S. Johnston	72 110 122	1888	Missionary, II Western Texas/West Texas^{[N 22]}
145	Abiel Leonard	73 75 84	1888	Missionary, Utah and Nevada; II Utah, Western Colorado (administered)
146	Leighton Coleman	99 94 109	1888	II Delaware
147	Miles Kendrick	84 110 130	1889	Missionary, Arizona and New Mexico
148	Boyd Vincent	104 110 117	1889	II Southern Ohio
149	Cyrus F. Knight	114 116 119	1889	IV Milwaukee
150	Charles Chapman Grafton	114 119 121	1889	II Fond du Lac
151	William Andrew Leonard	54 68 92	1889	IV Ohio
152	Thomas Frederick Davies (father)	54 68 84	1889	III Michigan	^{[N 23]}
153	Anson Rogers Graves	84 100 119	1890	I The Platte (renamed Laramie, Kearney)
154	William Ford Nichols	54 75 83	1890	II California	^{[N 24]}
155	Edward Robert Atwill	84 114 121	1890	I Kansas City (West Missouri)
156	Henry Melville Jackson	72 98 120	1891	Alabama (Assistant)
157	Davis Sessums	75 84 108	1891	IV Louisiana
158	Phillips Brooks	54 63 68	1891	VI Massachusetts
159	Isaac Lea Nicholson	114 94 109	1891	V Milwaukee
160	Cleland Kinloch Nelson	75 98 103	1892	III Georgia, I Atlanta
161	Charles R. Hale	116 121 133	1892	Springfield (Coadjutor)
162	George Herbert Kinsolving	72 75 94	1892	II Texas	^{[N 25]}
163	Lemuel H. Wells	54 83 90	1892	I Spokane
164	William Crane Gray	75 110 140	1892	Missionary, Southern Florida^{[N 26]}	^{[N 27]}
165	Francis Key Brooke	84 95 104	1892	Missionary, Oklahoma and Indian Territory
166	William Morris Barker	90 104 114	1893	I Western Colorado; Missionary, Washington state (Olympia)
167	John McKim	91 103 110	1893	Missionary, I North Tokyo (North Kwanto)
168	Frederick R. Graves	91 103 110	1893	Missionary, V Shanghai, Northern California (interim)
169	Ellison Capers	103 134 140	1893	VII South Carolina	^{[N 28]}
170	Thomas F. Gailor	75 110 116	1893	III Tennessee
171	William Lawrence	54 63 83	1893	VII Massachusetts	^{[N 29]}
172	Joseph Blount Cheshire	103 134 169	1893	V North Carolina
173	Arthur Crawshay Alliston Hall	83 96 146	1894	III Vermont
174	John B. Newton	87 110 120	1894	Virginia (Coadjutor)
175	John H. White	84 114 128	1895	V Indiana (Indianapolis), I Michigan City (Northern Indiana)
176	Frank Rosebrook Millspaugh	68 84 104	1895	III Kansas
177	Peter Trimble Rowe	92 94 123	1895	I Alaska
178	Lewis W. Burton	110 120 132	1896	I Lexington
179	Joseph H. Johnson	152 138 143	1896	I Los Angeles
180	Henry Y. Satterlee	74 93 110	1896	I Washington
181	G. Mott Williams	84 75 114	1897	I Marquette (Northern Michigan), Europe (Suffragan in charge)
182	James Dow Morrison	92 93 111	1897	I Duluth
183	Chauncey B. Brewster	91 92 94	1897	V Connecticut	^{[N 30]}
184	Robert Atkinson Gibson	87 117 120	1897	VI Virginia
185	William N. McVickar	92 94 113	1898	VI Rhode Island
186	William Montgomery Brown	114 121 128	1898	V Arkansas
187	Junius Horner	172 134 169	1898	Missionary, Asheville; I Western North Carolina
MB1	Lucien Lee Kinsolving	110 92 111	1899	1st Missionary Bishop to Brazil (Southern Brazil)	^{[N 25]}
188	William Hall Moreland	154 145 147	1899	II Northern California
189	Samuel Cook Edsall	114 121 133	1899	II North Dakota, II Minnesota
190	Theodore N. Morrison	114 121 133	1899	III Iowa
191	James Bowen Funsten	84 94 117	1899	III Boise/Idaho^{[N 31]}
192	Joseph Marshall Francis	114 121 152	1899	VI Indiana/Indianapolis^{[N 32]}
193	Arthur L. Williams	138 104 153	1899	III Nebraska
194	William Loyall Gravatt	87 117 120	1899	II West Virginia	^{[N 33]}
195	Sidney Catlin Partridge	167 118 168	1900	Missionary, I Kyoto; II West Missouri
196	Robert Codman	96 92 93	1900	III Maine
197	Charles P. Anderson	114 112 121	1900	IV Chicago	PB17
198	Robert Woodward Barnwell	129 140 144	1900	III Alabama
199	Reginald Heber Weller	150 114 159	1900	III Fond du Lac
200	Frederick W. Taylor	121 150 159	1901	II Quincy

201–300

No.	Bishop	Consecrators	Year	Diocese	Notes
201	Cameron Mann	84 143 155	1901	III North Dakota, Missionary, Southern Florida; I South Florida^{[N 26]}	^{[N 34]}
202	Charles Brent	92 131 171	1901	Missionary, Philippines; ^{[N 35]} IV Western New York
203	Frederick W. Keator	114 100 159	1902	Missionary, I Olympia
204	Frederick Burgess	131 92 111	1902	II Long Island
205	James Addison Ingle	168 167 195	1902	Missionary, I Hankou
206	Alexander Hamilton Vinton	152 93 173	1902	I Western Massachusetts
207	Charles Sanford Olmstead	84 144 145	1902	II Colorado
208	Alexander Mackay-Smith	92 111 128	1902	VI Pennsylvania
209	James H. Van Buren	120 171 173	1902	I Puerto Rico^{[N 36]}
210	Henry Bond Restarick	154 113 147	1902	Missionary, Honolulu (Hawaii)
211	Charles Tyler Olmstead	93 96 131	1902	II Central New York
212	Charles Minnigerode Beckwith	110 108 157	1902	IV Alabama
213	Sheldon Munson Griswold	92 121 133	1903	Missionary Salina (Western Kansas); V Chicago	^{[N 3]}
214	Theodore DuBose Bratton	110 140 144	1903	III Mississippi
215	Edwin S. Lines	84 92 111	1903	III Newark
216	M. Edward Fawcett	84 121 150	1904	III Quincy
217	David H. Greer	131 92 94	1904	VIII New York^{[N 12]}
218	Richard H. Nelson	92 94 133	1904	II Albany
219	Edward William Osborne	121 131 150	1904	II Springfield
220	Robert Strange (bishop)	169 132 172	1904	II East Carolina
221	Logan H. Roots	168 167 171	1904	Missionary, II Hankou
222	Franklin S. Spalding	84 94 111	1904	III Utah
223	Henry D. Aves	108 144 157	1904	Missionary, Mexico
224	Albion W. Knight	84 140 157	1904	I Cuba, New Jersey (Coadjutor)
225	Charles E. Woodcock	84 121 138	1905	III Kentucky
226	James Henry Darlington	94 121 128	1905	IV Harrisburg (now Central Pennsylvania)^{[N 16]}
227	Frederick Foote Johnson	84 94 113	1905	II South Dakota, IV Missouri
228	Charles D. Williams	84 113 148	1906	IV Michigan
229	Edward M. Parker	96 171 173	1906	IV New Hampshire
230	John N. McCormick	84 112 160	1906	II Western Michigan
231	William Walter Webb	159 150 175	1906	VI Milwaukee
232	Charles Scadding	84 121 128	1906	III Oregon
233	Beverley D. Tucker	132 120 172	1906	II Southern Virginia	^{[N 37]}
234	William A. Guerry	84 140 170	1907	VIII South Carolina
235	Robert L. Paddock	84 131 180	1907	Missionary, I Eastern Oregon	^{[N 17]}
236	Edward J. Knight	111 143 208	1907	II Western Colorado	^{[N 19]}
237	Henry Douglas Robinson	84 150 189	1908	Missionary, Nevada
238	Frederick F. Reese	160 140 170	1908	IV Georgia
239	Frederick Joseph Kinsman	84 94 96	1908	III Delaware
240	Alfred Harding	84 109 111	1909	II Washington
241	Nathaniel S. Thomas	84 94 111	1909	II Wyoming
242	Benjamin Brewster	84 154 183^{[N 30]}	1909	IV Maine, III Western Colorado
243	John Gardner Murray	137 109 132	1909	VII Maryland	PB16
244	Arthur Selden Lloyd	84 120 132	1909	Virginia (Coadjutor), New York (Suffragan)
245	George A. Beecher	84 108 153	1910	II Kearney (The Platte)
246	Edward A. Temple	84 108 144	1910	Missionary, North Texas (Northwest Texas)
247	James De Wolf Perry	84 126 171	1911	VII Rhode Island	PB18
248	Julius W. Atwood	171 173 183	1911	Missionary, Arizona
249	Theodore Payne Thurston	84 126 165	1911	Missionary, Oklahoma and Indian Territory; I Eastern Oklahoma
250	Louis Childs Sanford	154 179 188	1911	I San Joaquin
251	Charles Sumner Burch	217 92 111	1911	IX New York^{[N 12]}
252	Rogers Israel	128 143 148	1911	I Erie (Northwestern Pennsylvania)
253	James Ridout Winchester	84 140 162	1911	VI Arkansas	^{[N 38]}
254	Thomas Frederick Davies Jr. (son)	84 171 183	1911	II Western Massachusetts	^{[N 23]}
255	Philip M. Rhinelander	84 128 171	1911	VII Pennsylvania
256	Thomas J. Garland	84 111 128	1911	VIII Pennsylvania
257	William Edward Toll	84 151 175	1911	Chicago (Suffragan)
258	Henry St. George Tucker	167 FYF LEA	1912	Missionary, II Kyoto; VIII Virginia	^{[N 37]} PB19
259	Daniel Trumbull Huntington	168 221 CAS MOL	1912	Missionary, I Anqing	^{[N 15]}
260	George Biller Jr.	84 126 165	1912	III South Dakota
261	Harry S. Longley	84 190 193	1912	IV Iowa
262	Frank A. McElwain	84 189 193	1912	III Minnesota
263	William Farrar Weeks	173 218 229	1913	Vermont (Coadjutor)
264	Theodore I. Reese	148 151 171	1913	III Southern Ohio
265	Samuel G. Babcock	171 196 202	1913	Massachusetts (Suffragan)
266	Charles B. Colmore	84 140 170	1913	II Puerto Rico,^{[N 36]} Dominican Republic (bishop in charge)
267	John Poyntz Tyler	84 120 132	1914	IV North Dakota
268	Frank du Moulin	151 128 148	1914	Ohio (Coadjutor)
269	Frederick Bingham Howden	84 143 148	1914	Missionary, New Mexico and Southwest Texas
270	William T. Capers	84 140 144	1914	III West Texas	^{[N 28]}
271	William Cabell Brown	84 132 184	1914	VII Virginia
272	William F. Faber	84 126 151	1914	III Montana
273	George Coolidge Hunting	84 154 179	1914	Missionary, Nevada
274	Paul Jones	84 154 179	1914	IV Utah
275	Thomas C. Darst	84 172 187	1915	III East Carolina
276	Walter Taylor Sumner	197 151 175	1915	IV Oregon
277	Hiram Richard Hulse	217 151 163	1915	II Cuba
278	Paul Matthews	148 151 192	1915	V New Jersey
279	Herman Page (father)	84 163 171	1915	II Spokane, IV Idaho, V Michigan, IV Northern Michigan (Provisional)	^{[N 39]}
280	George Y. Bliss	173 196 229	1915	Vermont (Coadjutor)
281	Charles Fiske	84 199 211	1915	III Central New York
282	Wilson R. Stearly	215 128 143	1915	IV Newark
283	Edward Campion Acheson	183 171 215	1915	VI Connecticut
284	James Wise	84 162 177	1916	IV Kansas
285	Hugh L. Burleson	84 171 189	1916	IV South Dakota
286	Irving P. Johnson	84 189 193	1917	III Colorado
287	Frank H. Touret	84 270 272	1917	IV Western Colorado, V Idaho
288	Granville Hudson Sherwood	84 190 193	1917	III Springfield
289	Edwin Warren Saphore	84 162 195	1917	VII Arkansas
290	Arthur C. Thomson	84 132 172	1917	III Southern Virginia
291	Harry T. Moore	84 108 162	1917	II Dallas
292	Henry J. Mikell	170 140 164	1917	II Atlanta
293	William P. Remington	84 228 249	1918	South Dakota (Suffragan), II Eastern Oregon, Pennsylvania (Suffragan)
294	John C. Sage	84 190 193	1918	Missionary, Salina (Western Kansas)
295	Robert L. Harris	84 151 175	1918	II Marquette (Northern Michigan)
296	Edward Thomas Demby	84 170 195	1918	Arkansas (Suffragan)^{[N 40]}
297	Clinton S. Quin	84 223 225	1918	III Texas
298	Henry Beard Delany	172 233 275	1918	North Carolina (Suffragan)^{[N 40]}
299	William Mercer Green (grandson)	84 157 170	1919	IV Mississippi	^{[N 10]}
300	Ernest Vincent Shayler	203 163 272	1919	IV Nebraska

301–400

No.	Bishop	Consecrators	Year	Diocese	Notes
301	Troy Beatty	84 170 253	1919	Tennessee (Coadjutor)
302	Edward L. Parsons	154 179 188	1919	III California
303	Walter H. Overs	84 226 252	1919	Missionary, V Liberia^{[N 11]}
304	James Craik Morris	84 170 224	1920	I Central America and Panama Canal Zone, V Louisiana
305	Frank Mosher	168 259 258	1920	Missionary, Philippines^{[N 35]}
306	Robert Carter Jett	84 233 194	1920	I Southwestern Virginia
307	Arthur W. Moulton	84 171 173	1920	V Utah
308	George W. Davenport	84 233 151	1920	III Easton
309	W. Bertrand Stevens	179 154 167	1920	II Los Angeles
310	David Lincoln Ferris	202 128 173	1920	V Western New York, I Rochester
311	Philip Cook	84 143 201	1920	IV Delaware
312	Herbert H. H. Fox	84 184 262	1920	VI Idaho, IV Montana
313	Granville G. Bennett	84 151 192	1920	II Duluth, VIII Rhode Island
314	Robert H. Mize Sr.	84 213 245	1921	Missionary, Salina (Western Kansas)	^{[N 41]}
315	Kirkman G. Finlay	234 172 238	1921	South Carolina (Coadjutor), I Upper South Carolina
316	William T. Manning	84 148 171	1921	X New York^{[N 12]}
317	Fred Ingley	84 286 128	1921	IV Colorado
318	Theophilus Momolu Gardiner	84 170 244	1921	Missionary, Liberia^{[N 11]} (Suffragan)
319	John Dominique LaMothe	84 243 233	1921	Missionary, Honolulu (Hawaii)
320	John C. Ward	84 128 148	1921	II Erie (Northwestern Pennsylvania)
321	Herbert Shipman	84 316 215	1921	New York (Suffragan)
322	Edwin A. Penick	172 234 275	1922	VI North Carolina	^{[N 20]}
323	James M. Maxon	170 216 225	1922	IV Tennessee
324	William G. McDowell	170 210 233	1922	V Alabama
325	G. Ashton Oldham	218 151 316	1922	III Albany
326	Charles Lewis Slattery	171 233 265	1922	VIII Massachusetts
327	W. Blair Roberts	84 285 286	1922	V South Dakota
328	Harry Roberts Carson	84 170 316	1923	Missionary, II Haiti, Dominican Republic^{[N 42]}
329	Alexander Mann	201 171 215	1923	III Pittsburgh	^{[N 34]}
330	James E. Freeman	170 171 243	1923	III Washington
331	Robert E. L. Strider	194 271 329	1923	III West Virginia
332	Frank W. Sterrett	143 226 194	1923	IV Bethlehem^{[N 16]}
MP1	Manuel Ferrando	170 316 244	1923	Puerto Rico^{[N 36]} (Suffragan)
333	Charles S. Reifsnider	167 179 151	1924	II North Kwanto
334	Edward M. Cross	262 261 330	1924	III Spokane
335	John Chanler White	143 216 197	1924	IV Springfield
336	Edward H. Coley	143 244 310	1924	IV Central New York
337	Frank A. Juhan	143 253 315	1924	IV Florida
338	Eugene Cecil Seaman	170 162 270	1925	Missionary, North Texas (Northwest Texas); Oklahoma (acting)
339	Samuel B. Booth	173 229 247	1925	IV Vermont
340	Alfred A. Gilman	168 259 221	1925	Missionary, III Hankou
341	Warren L. Rogers	151 279 148	1925	V Ohio
342	Campbell Gray	199 216 231	1925	II Northern Indiana	^{[N 27]}
343	Benjamin F. P. Ivins	231 199 213	1925	VII Milwaukee
344	Simeon Arthur Huston	162 270 309	1925	II Olympia
345	John D. Wing	201 238 170	1925	II South Florida^{[N 26]}
346	Ernest M. Stires	143 243 316	1925	III Long Island
347	Robert E. Campbell	143 170 303	1925	Missionary, VI Liberia^{[N 11]}
348	William M. M. Thomas	143 172 MB1	1925	Southern Brazil
349	Middleton S. Barnwell	143 170 212	1925	VII Idaho, V Georgia
350	Walter Mitchell	243 278 248	1926	Missionary, Arizona	^{[N 43]}
351	Frank W. Creighton	243 218 256	1926	Mexico, Long Island (Suffragan), VI Michigan	^{[N 44]}
352	Shirley Hall Nichols	167 333 LEA (et al.)	1926	Missionary, III Kyoto, Salina (Western Kansas)
353	John T. Dallas	243 173 171	1926	V New Hampshire
354	Edward T. Helfenstein	243 194 233	1926	VIII Maryland
355	Thomas Casady	243 190 245	1927	Missionary, Oklahoma and Indian Territory; I Oklahoma
356	Albert Sidney Thomas	243 172 214	1928	IX South Carolina
357	Norman S. Binsted	243 167 258	1928	Missionary, I Tohoku, III Philippines^{[N 35]}
358	Thomas Jenkins	243 177 250	1928	Missionary, Nevada
359	John Insley Blair Larned	243 177 250	1929	Long Island (Suffragan)
360	Frank E. Wilson	243 170 197	1929	I Eau Claire
361	Henry Pryor Almon Abbott	243 178 225	1929	II Lexington
362	Francis M. Taitt	256 226 241	1929	IX Pennsylvania
363	Harwood Sturtevant	199 213 231	1929	IV Fond du Lac
364	Elmer N. Schmuck	197 238 241	1929	III Wyoming
365	Cameron Josiah Davis	310 281 285	1930	VI Western New York
366	S. Harrington Littell	285 167 210	1930	Missionary, Hawaii
367	Hayward S. Ablewhite	285 230 279	1930	III Marquette/Northern Michigan^{[N 45]}
368	Henry W. Hobson	148 151 194	1930	IV Southern Ohio
369	William Scarlett	148 227 248	1930	V Missouri
370	Robert Burton Gooden	309 188 250	1930	Los Angeles (Suffragan)	^{[N 46]}
371	George Craig Stewart	247 213 225	1930	VI Chicago
372	Henry Knox Sherrill	247 171 221	1930	IX Massachusetts	^{[N 47]} PB20
373	Frederick D. Goodwin	258 194 244	1930	IX Virginia
374	Charles Kendall Gilbert	247 224 244	1930	XI New York^{[N 12]}
375	Robert N. Spencer	270 216 227	1930	III West Missouri
376	Benjamin Tibbets Kemerer	269 230 262	1931	III Duluth, Minnesota (Suffragan)
377	Hunter Wyatt-Brown	247 310 320	1931	V Harrisburg (now Central Pennsylvania)^{[N 16]}	^{[N 48]}
378	Stephen E. Keeler	269 230 262	1931	IV Minnesota
379	John Boyd Bentley	247 170 177	1931	II Alaska
380	Efraín Salinas	247 170 244	1931	I Mexico
381	Frederick G. Budlong	247 183 242	1931	VII Connecticut
382	Frederick B. Bartlett	285 250 317	1931	V North Dakota, VIII Idaho
383	Benjamin M. Washburn	247 224 244	1932	V Newark
384	Ralph E. Urban	247 224 278	1932	New Jersey (Suffragan)
385	Archie W. N. Porter	188 250 302	1933	III Northern California
386	Robert E. Gribbin	247 322 275	1934	II Western North Carolina
387	John W. Nichols	NOR 168 340	1934	Missionary, Shanghai (Suffragan)	^{[N 24]}
388	Theodore R. Ludlow	247 282 311	1936	Newark (Suffragan)
389	Benjamin D. Dagwell	278 177 250	1936	V Oregon
390	Leopold Kroll	247 244 316	1936	Missionary, VII Liberia^{[N 11]}
391	Vedder Van Dyck	247 353 372	1936	V Vermont
392	Bartel H. Reinheimer	247 281 310	1936	II Rochester
393	Charles Clingman	247 178 225	1936	IV Kentucky
394	Lewis Bliss Whittemore	247 230 342	1936	III Western Michigan
395	Wallace J. Gardner	278 188 311	1936	VI New Jersey
396	William Leopold Essex	247 192 261	1936	IV Quincy
397	Winfred Hamlin Ziegler	371 177 245	1936	IV Wyoming
398	William Appleton Lawrence	171 247 242	1937	III Western Massachusetts	^{[N 29]}
399	Harry Beal	309 250 370	1937	II Central America and Panama Canal Zone
400	Douglass H. Atwill	378 261 262	1937	VI North Dakota

401–500

No.	Bishop	Consecrators	Year	Diocese	Notes
401	Goodrich R. Fenner	284 270 286	1937	V Kansas
402	William P. Roberts	NOR 168 ROB	1937	Missionary, VI Shanghai, Kiangsu, (Holy Catholic Church in China)
403	Robert F. Wilner	305 333 HAL	1937	Missionary, Philippines^{[N 35]} (Suffragan)
404	Raymond A. Heron	258 171 242	1938	Massachusetts (Suffragan)
405	William A. Brown	258 275 306	1938	IV Southern Virginia
406	Charles C. J. Carpenter	258 214 270	1938	VI Alabama
407	Edmund P. Dandridge	258 214 266	1938	V Tennessee
408	Henry D. Phillips	258 275 292	1938	II Southwestern Virginia
409	Beverley Dandridge Tucker (son)	258 194 275	1938	VI Ohio	^{[N 37]}
410	Malcolm E. Peabody	258 248 307	1938	V Central New York
411	Karl M. Block	302 309 358	1938	IV California
412	Richard Bland Mitchell	350 214 289	1938	VIII Arkansas	^{[N 43]}
413	Richard A. Kirchhoffer	258 342 349	1939	VII Indianapolis
414	Arthur R. McKinstry	258 309 320	1939	V Delaware
415	Hugo Blankingship	258 266 328	1939	III Cuba
416	Spence Burton	258 247 286	1939	Haiti (Suffragan), IX Bahamas (West Indies)
417	John J. Gravatt	258 194^{[N 33]} 275	1939	II Upper South Carolina
418	William McClelland	258 268 308	1939	IV Easton
419	Henry H. Daniels	312 307 344	1939	V Montana
420	Edwin J. Randall	258 177 262	1939	Chicago (Suffragan)
421	Howard R. Brinker	258 245 300	1940	V Nebraska
422	Athalicio T. Pithan	348 380 415	1940	Southern Brazil
423	John Long Jackson	258 275 292	1940	VI Louisiana
424	Walter H. Gray	258 247 381	1940	VIII Connecticut
425	Lloyd R. Craighill	402 NOR TSE	1940	Missionary, II Anqing
426	Wallace E. Conkling	258 347 395	1941	VII Chicago
427	Oliver Leland Loring	258 247 391	1941	V Maine	^{[N 49]}
428	Noble C. Powell	258 354 330	1941	IX Maryland
429	James M. Stoney	258 406 412	1942	Missionary, New Mexico and Southwest Texas; I Rio Grande
430	Frank A. Rhea	307 334 358	1942	IX Idaho
431	James P. DeWolfe	258 316 346	1942	IV Long Island
432	William F. Lewis	258 307 358	1942	Missionary, Nevada; IV Olympia
433	W. Roy Mason	258 306 373	1942	Virginia (Suffragan)
434	John M. Walker	258 337 412	1942	III Atlanta
435	Oliver J. Hart	258 330 362	1942	X Pennsylvania
436	Herman Page (son)	258 351 394	1942	V Northern Michigan	^{[N 39]}
437	Duncan M. Gray (father)	258 214 412	1943	V Mississippi	^{[N 50]}
438	J. Thomas Heistand	258 332 435	1943	VI Harrisburg (now Central Pennsylvania)^{[N 16]}	^{[N 51]}
439	Edward Pinkney Wroth	258 329 331	1943	III Erie (Northwestern Pennsylvania)
440	Everett H. Jones	258 401 414	1943	IV West Texas
441	C. Alfred Voegeli	258 325 383	1943	III Haiti, Dominican Republic (in charge)
442	Charles F. Boynton	266 343 395	1944	III Puerto Rico,^{[N 36]} New York (Suffragan)
443	Sumner F. D. Walters	258 250 309	1944	II San Joaquin
444	Harry S. Kennedy	258 317 350	1944	Missionary, Hawaii; I Taiwan
445	Austin Pardue	258 365 421	1944	IV Pittsburgh
446	Angus Dun	258 372 368	1944	IV Washington
447	Thomas N. Carruthers	258 323 356	1944	X South Carolina
448	Elwood L. Haines	258 406 423	1944	V Iowa
449	William W. Horstick	258 363 420	1944	II Eau Claire
450	Reginald Mallett	343 363 395	1944	III Northern Indiana
451	Bravid W. Harris	258 405 322	1945	Missionary, VIII Liberia^{[N 11]}
452	Conrad H. Gesner	258 327 378	1945	VI South Dakota
453	Donald B. Aldrich	258 251 374	1945	Michigan (Coadjutor)
454	Reginald H. Gooden	258 370^{[N 46]} 415	1945	III Central America and Panama Canal Zone/Panama and the Canal Zone^{[N 52]}
455	Henry I. Louttit	345 350 416	1945	III South Florida,^{[N 26]} I Central Florida	^{[N 53]}
456	Arthur B. Kinsolving	258 350 409	1945	I Arizona	^{[N 25]}
457	Frederick L. Barry	258 325 346	1945	IV Albany
458	C. Avery Mason	258 291 426	1945	III Dallas
459	Alfred L. Banyard	258 383 395	1945	VII New Jersey
460	Tom Wright	258 275 428	1945	IV East Carolina
461	John E. Hines	258 297 411	1945	IV Texas	PB22
462	William R. Moody	258 393 368	1945	III Lexington
463	Richard S. M. Emrich	258 262 351	1946	VII Michigan
464	Harold E. Sawyer	258 320 410	1946	IV Erie (Northwestern Pennsylvania)
465	Lane W. Barton	258 368 378	1946	III Eastern Oregon
466	George H. Quarterman	258 355 401	1946	Missionary, North Texas; I Northwest Texas
467	Stephen C. Clark	258 307 309	1946	VI Utah
468	Norman B. Nash	372 353 398	1947	X Massachusetts
469	Stephen F. Bayne Jr.	372 344 424	1947	III Olympia
470	Harold L. Bowen	372 317 426	1947	V Colorado
471	Richard T. Loring	372 335 426	1947	V Springfield	^{[N 49]}
472	Horace W. B. Donegan	372 374 468	1947	XII New York^{[N 12]}
473	George P. Gunn	372 306 405	1948	V Southern Virginia
474	Charles F. Hall	372 353 468	1948	VI New Hampshire
475	Louis C. Melcher	372 407 417	1948	I Central Brazil (Rio de Janeiro)
476	James Wilson Hunter	372 397 440	1948	V Wyoming
477	Francis Eric Bloy	258 302 370	1948	III Los Angeles
478	Lauriston L. Scaife	372 365 420	1948	VII Western New York
479	William J. Gordon Jr.	372 322 379	1948	III Alaska, Michigan (Assistant)
480	Russell S. Hubbard	343 335 445	1948	Michigan (Suffragan), IV Spokane
481	Charles A. Clough	343 335 427	1948	VI Springfield
482	Theodore N. Barth	372 323 407	1948	VI Tennessee
483	M. George Henry	258 408 447	1948	III Western North Carolina
484	E. Hamilton West	372 337 349	1948	V Florida
485	Walter M. Higley	372 336 410	1948	VI Central New York
486	Jonathan G. Sherman	372 394 431	1949	V Long Island
487	Donald J. Campbell	372 302 477	1949	Los Angeles (Suffragan)
488	Girault M. Jones	372 337 417	1949	VII Louisiana
489	Randolph R. Claiborne Jr.	258 406 428	1949	Alabama (Suffragan), V Atlanta
490	Robert F. Gibson Jr.	258 373 433	1949	X Virginia
491	J. Gillespie Armstrong	372 293 435	1949	XI Pennsylvania
492	Charles L. Street	372 343 426	1949	Chicago (Suffragan)
493	Allen J. Miller	428 446 464	1949	V Easton
494	Nelson M. Burroughs	258 368 408	1949	VII Ohio
495	Egmont M. Krischke	475 379 422	1950	Southwestern Brazil
496	Dudley S. Stark	372 368 378	1950	III Rochester
497	Edward R. Welles II (grandson)	372 375 428	1950	IV West Missouri
498	Gordon V. Smith	372 327 394	1950	VI Iowa
499	Wilburn C. Campbell	258 331 373	1950	IV West Virginia
500	Gerald F. Burrill	258 291 432	1950	Dallas (Suffragan), VIII Chicago	^{[N 54]}

501–600

No.	Bishop	Consecrators	Year	Diocese	Notes
501	Henry H. Shires	372 370 411	1950	California (Suffragan)
502	Richard H. Baker	372 322 428	1951	VII North Carolina
503	Arthur C. Lichtenberger	372 340 369	1951	VI Missouri	PB21
504	Robert McConnell Hatch	372 381 424	1951	Connecticut (Suffragan), IV Western Massachusetts
505	Richard S. Watson	372 307 430	1951	VII Utah
506	A. Ervine Swift	372 379 442	1951	IV Puerto Rico,^{[N 36]} Honduras (bishop in charge)
507	Richard R. Emery	372 378 400	1951	VII North Dakota
508	David E. Richards	372 347 451	1951	Albany (Suffragan), I Central America, I Costa Rica, Honduras (bishop in charge)
509	Martin J. Bram	455 458 416	1951	South Florida^{[N 26]} (Suffragan)
510	Chilton Powell	372 355 421	1951	II Oklahoma
511	John B. Walthour	372 322 435	1952	IV Atlanta
512	Donald H. V. Hallock	343 426 363	1952	VIII Milwaukee
513	Hamilton H. Kellogg	372 297 378	1952	V Minnesota
514	William Crittenden	372 368 409	1952	V Erie (Northwestern Pennsylvania)
515	Iveson B. Noland	488 412 437	1952	VIII Louisiana
516	Lyman Ogilby	357 403 424	1953	Missionary, Philippines;^{[N 35]} South Dakota (Coadjutor), XIII Pennsylvania
517	John Seville Higgins	372 313 378	1953	IX Rhode Island
518	Frederick J. Warnecke	372 332 383	1953	V Bethlehem^{[N 16]}
519	William H. Brady	363 481 343	1953	V Fond du Lac
520	Leland Stark	372 378 383	1953	VI Newark
521	George M. Murray	406 393 498	1953	VII Alabama, I Central Gulf Coast
522	Dudley B. McNeil	372 394 470	1953	IV Western Michigan
523	William S. Thomas	445 435 478	1953	Pittsburgh (Suffragan)
524	Clarence Alfred Cole	322 417 447	1953	III Upper South Carolina
525	Charles J. Kinsolving III	429 401 456	1953	II Rio Grande	^{[N 25]}
526	J. Brooke Mosley	372 368 414	1953	VI Delaware
527	Charles G. Marmion	372 393 458	1954	V Kentucky	^{[N 55]}
528	William H. Marmion	372 408 414	1954	III Southwestern Virginia	^{[N 55]}
529	Joseph Harte	500 297 510	1954	Dallas (Suffragan), II Arizona
530	Joseph Minnis	470 421 449	1954	VI Colorado
531	Archie Henry Crowley	372 436 468	1954	Michigan (Suffragan)
532	Albert R. Stuart	372 347 488	1954	VI Georgia
533	Anson Phelps Stokes	372 368 468	1954	XI Massachusetts
534	John Vander Horst	372 407 482	1955	VII Tennessee
535	Harry Lee Doll	372 373 428	1955	X Maryland
536	Richard Earl Dicus	440 350 412	1955	West Texas (Suffragan)
537	F. Percy Goddard	297 440 461	1955	Texas (Suffragan)
538	Robert R. Brown	412 414 373	1955	IX Arkansas
539	Arnold Lewis	372 337 484	1956	Missionary, Salina (Western Kansas); I Armed Services
540	James W. F. Carman	372 389 293	1956	VI Oregon
541	Earl Honaman	372 438 435	1956	Harrisburg (now Central Pennsylvania)^{[N 16]} (Suffragan)
542	Plínio Lauer Simões	475 379 495	1956	Missionary Bishop of South-Western Brazil
543	Edward C. Turner	401 470 421	1956	VI Kansas
544	James Clements	372 297 461	1956	Texas (Suffragan)
545	William Moses	372 455 345	1956	South Florida^{[N 26]} (Suffragan)
546	Chandler Sterling	419 421 530	1956	VI Montana
547	Frederic C. Lawrence	372 398 533	1956	Massachusetts (Suffragan)	^{[N 29]}
548	Norman L. Foote	372 430 449	1957	X Idaho
549	John Craine	413 411 368	1957	VIII Indianapolis
550	Clarence Haden	372 385 497	1957	IV Northern California
551	José G. Saucedo	372 380 440	1958	I Cuernavaca
552	Philip McNairy	372 368 513	1958	VI Minnesota
553	John H. Esquirol	372 424 504	1958	IX Connecticut
554	Daniel Corrigan	372 530 449	1958	Colorado (Suffragan)
555	James Pike	372 302 472	1958	V California
556	David Rose	372 473 405	1958	VI Southern Virginia
557	Francis Lickfield	500 396 519	1958	V Quincy
558	Donald MacAdie	383 520 503	1958	Newark (Suffragan)
559	Roger Blanchard	372 368 484	1958	V Southern Ohio
560	Edmund Sherrill	372 495 542	1959	Central Brazil (Rio de Janeiro), I Recife	^{[N 47]}
561	Allen W. Brown	503 457 410	1959	Albany (Suffragan), V Albany
562	Benito Cabanban	516 444 SHE	1959	Missionary, V Philippines/Central Philippines^{[N 35]}
563	George L. Cadigan	503 496 538	1959	VII Missouri
564	William Creighton	503 446 480	1959	V Washington	^{[N 44]}
565	Richard Millard	503 432 443	1960	Europe (Suffragan in charge), California (Suffragan)
566	William Wright	503 432 443	1960	Missionary, Nevada
567	Charles E. Bennison Sr. (father)	503 394 470	1960	V Western Michigan	^{[N 56]}
568	Paul Kellogg	503 441 506	1960	I Dominican Republic
569	J. Stuart Wetmore	503 472 478	1960	New York (Suffragan)
570	Ivol Curtis	503 370 477	1960	Los Angeles (Suffragan), V Olympia
571	Samuel B. Chilton	503 373 490	1960	Virginia (Suffragan)
572	Thomas Fraser	503 373 502	1960	VIII North Carolina
573	Robert L. DeWitt	503 446 468	1960	Michigan (Suffragan), XII Pennsylvania
574	Edwin B. Thayer	530 470 498	1960	VII Colorado
575	Gray Temple	503 424 427	1961	XI South Carolina
576	Harvey Butterfield	503 424 427	1961	VI Vermont
577	Russell T. Rauscher	503 421 510	1961	VI Nebraska
578	Charles P. Gilson	503 444 402	1961	Missionary, Hawaii (Suffragan), Taiwan (Suffragan)
579	Romualdo González-Agüeros	503 415 379	1961	IV Cuba
580	Dillard Houston Brown Jr.	503 446 564	1961	Missionary, IX Liberia^{[N 11]}
581	John Allin	503 488 437	1961	VI Mississippi	PB23
582	J. Warren Hutchens	424 427 553	1961	X Connecticut
583	James Duncan	503 455 534	1961	South Florida^{[N 26]} (Suffragan), I Southeast Florida
584	William L. Hargrave	503 455 424	1961	South Florida^{[N 26]} (Suffragan), I Southwest Florida
585	Charles W. MacLean	431 472 486	1962	Long Island (Suffragan)
586	William Evan Sanders	503 534 532	1962	VIII Tennessee, I East Tennessee
587	James Montgomery	503 500 492	1962	IX Chicago	^{[N 38]}
588	Albert A. Chambers	503 472 450	1962	VII Springfield
589	Theodore H. McCrea	503 458 500	1962	Dallas (Suffragan)
590	John Burgess	503 526 446	1962	XII Massachusetts
591	Edward G. Longid	503 516 533	1963	Missionary, Philippines (Suffragan); I Northern Philippines^{[N 35]}	^{[N 57]}
592	Charles B. Persell Jr.	503 561 478	1963	Albany (Suffragan)	^{[N 58]}
593	Cedric E. Mills	428 379 506	1963	I Virgin Islands
594	George W. Barrett	472 496 554	1963	IV Rochester, Los Angeles (Assistant)
595	Frederick Putnam	538 510 543	1963	Oklahoma (Suffragan), I Navajoland, Minnesota (Assistant)
596	Walter C. Klein	405 500 549	1963	IV Northern Indiana
597	John A. Pinckney	483 356 417	1963	IV Upper South Carolina
598	Paul Moore Jr.	503 549 564	1964	Washington (Suffragan), XIII New York^{[N 12]}
599	Leonardo Romero	503 551 506	1964	Mexico (Suffragan), I Northern Mexico, El Salvador
600	Melchor Saucedo	503 551 506	1964	Western Mexico

601–700

No.	Bishop	Consecrators	Year	Diocese	Notes
601	George Rath	503 472 520	1964	VII Newark
602	Ned Cole	503 410 485	1964	VII Central New York
603	David Reed	503 454 529	1964	I Colombia, VI Kentucky
604	Scott Bailey	461 466 537	1964	Texas (Suffragan), VI West Texas
605	Kim Myers	549 463 531	1964	Michigan (Suffragan), VI California
606	Robert C. Rusack	477 370 570	1964	IV Los Angeles
607	George Selway	549 529 436	1964	VI Northern Michigan
608	Francisco Reus-Froylan	503 506 442	1964	V Puerto Rico^{[N 36]}
609	James C. L. Wong	HAL COR DAL	1960	II Taiwan
610	George T. Masuda	452 476 546	1965	VIII North Dakota, Washington (Assistant)
611	J. Milton Richardson	461 604 537	1965	V Texas
612	Hal R. Gross	461 540 550	1966	Oregon (Suffragan)
613	William Davidson	461 466 610	1966	Missionary, Salina; I Western Kansas, Ohio (Assistant), Colorado (Assistant)
614	Albert W. Van Duzer	461 459 486	1966	VIII New Jersey
615	William F. Gates Jr.	461 534 586	1966	Tennessee (Suffragan)
616	William Paul Barnds	461 458 589	1966	Dallas (Suffragan)
617	Dean T. Stevenson	461 438 518	1966	VII Harrisburg/Central Pennsylvania (diocese's name changed 1971)^{[N 16]}
618	Robert Bruce Hall	461 490 500	1966	XI Virginia
619	George A. Taylor	461 493 414	1967	VI Easton
620	Richard Beamon Martin	461 486 478	1967	Long Island (Suffragan)
621	John H. Burt	461 494 409	1967	VIII Ohio
622	W. Moultrie Moore, Jr.	532 572 502	1967	North Carolina (Suffragan), VII Easton
623	John Wyatt	461 529 605	1967	V Spokane
624	Robert R. Spears Jr.	461 472 597	1967	West Missouri (Suffragan), V Rochester
625	Milton L. Wood	461 406 489	1967	Atlanta (Suffragan)
626	Christoph Keller Jr.	461 581 538	1967	X Arkansas
627	William Frey	461 508 608	1967	Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras (bishop in charge), VIII Colorado, Rio Grande (Assistant)
628	Edward McNair	461 477 550	1968	Northern California (Suffragan)
629	Lani Hanchett	461 444 540	1967	I Hawaii
630	Edmond L. Browning	461 ROW 444	1968	Missionary, Micronesia; I Okinawa, Europe (Suffragan in charge), II Hawaii	PB24
631	Robert Appleyard	461 445 523	1968	V Pittsburgh
632	Harold B. Robinson	461 478 ZIE	1968	VIII Western New York
633	Harold Gosnell	461 440 494	1968	V West Texas
634	Jackson Earle Gilliam	461 521 546	1968	VII Montana, Hawaii (Assistant)
635	Victor Rivera	461 443 570	1968	III San Joaquin
636	Hunley A. Elebash	461 460 484	1968	V East Carolina
637	Frederick Wolf	461 424 517	1968	VI Maine
638	William H. Mead	461 414 526	1968	VII Delaware
639	David Leighton	461 535 523	1968	XI Maryland
640	G. Edward Haynsworth	608 508 510	1969	Nicaragua, El Salvador, South Carolina (Assistant)
641	José Ramos	461 608 508	1969	II Costa Rica	^{[N 59]}
642	Constancio Manguramas	562 591 630	1969	Missionary, Philippines (Suffragan), I Southern Philippines^{[N 35]}
643	William B. Spofford	461 548 465	1969	IV Eastern Oregon, Washington (Assistant)
644	David Thornberry	461 368 476	1969	VI Wyoming
645	Stanley Atkins	449 512 519	1969	III Eau Claire
646	Paul Reeves	532 455 Nassau	1969	VII Georgia
647	Philip Smith	461 490 618	1970	Virginia (Suffragan), VII New Hampshire
648	William H. Folwell	455 583 646	1970	II Central Florida
649	Addison Hosea	462 527 488	1970	IV Lexington
650	Donald Davies	461 577 581	1970	IV Dallas, I Fort Worth, Europe (Suffragan in charge)
651	Walter H. Jones	498 452 610	1970	VII South Dakota
652	George Browne	461 520 441	1970	Missionary, X Liberia,^{[N 11]} Archbishop of West Africa
653	Alexander Doig Stewart	461 590 504	1970	V Western Massachusetts
654	Lloyd E. Gressle	461 526 518	1970	VI Bethlehem^{[N 16]}
655	James Pong	461 BAK BAN	1971	III Taiwan
656	Clarence E. Hobgood	461 539 572	1971	II Armed Services
657	Adrián D. Cáceres	461 627 600	1971	I Central Ecuador
658	Bill Stough	461 521 581	1971	VIII Alabama
659	John McGill Krumm	461 474 559	1971	VI Southern Ohio
660	Luc Garnier	461 527 620	1971	IV Haiti
661	Robert Varley	461 577 619	1971	VII Nebraska
662	Arthur A. Vogel	461 497 512	1971	V West Missouri
663	Willis R. Henton	461 466 599	1971	II Northwest Texas, I Western Louisiana
664	John T. Walker	461 564 590	1971	VI Washington
665	E. Otis Charles	461 505 582	1971	VIII Utah; Dean, Episcopal Divinity School
666	Frederick H. Belden	461 517 561	1971	X Rhode Island
667	H. Coleman McGehee Jr.	461 490 463	1971	VIII Michigan
668	Morgan Porteus	461 582 424	1971	XI Connecticut
669	Richard M. Trelease Jr.	461 526 621	1971	III Rio Grande
670	Harold Jones	461 452 651	1972	South Dakota (Suffragan)	^{[N 60]}
671	Walter C. Righter	461 474 498	1972	VII Iowa, Newark (Assistant)
672	Morris F. Arnold	461 590 659	1972	Massachusetts (Suffragan)
673	William A. Franklin	603 514 454	1972	II Colombia
674	Albert W. Hillestad	461 588 637	1972	VIII Springfield
675	Lemuel B. Shirley	454 603 584	1972	IV Panama
676	Bennett Sims	461 489 613	1972	VI Atlanta
677	Wesley Frensdorff	461 505 566	1972	I Nevada, Navajoland (interim), Arizona (Assistant)
678	Telésforo A. Isaac	461 568 441	1972	II Dominican Republic, Southwest Florida (Assistant), Virgin Islands (interim)
679	Samuel J. Wylie	461 472 659	1972	VII Northern Michigan
680	Edward M. Turner	461 593 506	1972	II Virgin Islands
681	Hanford L. King Jr.	461 548 651	1972	XI Idaho
682	William C. R. Sheridan	461 587 ROW	1972	V Northern Indiana
683	Quintin E. Primo Jr.	461 587 463	1972	Chicago (Suffragan), Delaware (interim)
684	William J. Cox	461 639 535	1973	Maryland (Suffragan), Oklahoma (Assistant)
685	George Moyer Alexander	461 521 583	1973	V Upper South Carolina
686	Anselmo Carral-Solar	600 675 514	1973	Guatemala, Texas (Assistant)
687	Robert P. Atkinson	461 499 586	1973	V West Virginia, Virginia (Assistant)
688	John Alfred Baden	490 618 556	1973	Virginia (Suffragan)
689	Charles T. Gaskell	461 512 645	1973	IX Milwaukee
690	William G. Weinhauer	461 636 572	1973	IV Western North Carolina
691	Donald J. Parsons	461 587 512	1973	VI Quincy
692	Donald J. Davis	461 514 549	1973	VI Erie/Northwestern Pennsylvania^{[N 61]}
693	Matthew P. Bigliardi	540 612 570	1974	VII Oregon
694	Harold Louis Wright	598 590 472	1974	New York (Suffragan)
695	Wilbur Hogg	461 561 637	1974	VI Albany
696	Robert S. Kerr	461 576 624	1974	VII Vermont
697	Robert M. Wolterstorff	461 477 552	1974	I San Diego
698	Duncan M. Gray Jr.	461 581 515	1974	VII Mississippi	^{[N 50]}
699	Frank S. Cerveny	461 543 484	1974	VI Florida
700	David Cochran	581 479 610	1974	IV Alaska

701–800

No.	Bishop	Consecrators	Year	Diocese	Notes
701	E. Paul Haynes	581 584 455	1974	II Southwest Florida
702	G. P. Mellick Belshaw	581 614 444	1975	IX New Jersey
703	Robert C. Witcher	581 486 515	1975	VI Long Island
704	William A. Jones	581 563 614	1975	VIII Missouri
705	William Hawley Clark	581 590 613	1975	VIII Delaware
706	William Dimmick	581 534 582	1975	VIII Northern Michigan, Minnesota (Assistant), Alabama (Assistant)
707	Richard Abellon	562 591 614	1975	II Northern Philippines, I Northern Luzon^{[N 35]}
708	Robert Terwilliger	581 560 699	1975	Dallas (Suffragan)
709	Robert H. Cochrane	581 570 677	1976	VI Olympia
710	Roger Howard Cilley	581 611 537	1976	Texas (Suffragan)
711	James Brown	581 488 454	1976	IX Louisiana
712	Charles Vaché	581 556 564	1976	VII Southern Virginia, West Virginia (Assistant)
713	John Shelby Spong	581 601 618	1976	VIII Newark
714	Joseph T. Heistand	581 438 618	1976	III Arizona	^{[N 51]}
715	John Bowen Coburn	581 590 472	1976	XIII Massachusetts
716	H. Irving Mayson	581 667 683	1976	Michigan (Suffragan)
717	James D. Warner	581 519 543	1976	VIII Nebraska
718	Gerald N. McAllister	581 613 633	1977	III Oklahoma
719	Edward W. Jones	581 549 617	1977	IX Indianapolis
720	Manuel C. Lumpias	562 707 655	1977	VI Central Philippines^{[N 35]}
721	Bob Jones	581 644 479	1977	VII Wyoming
722	Robert M. Anderson	581 552 665	1978	VII Minnesota, Los Angeles (Assistant)
723	C. Judson Child Jr.	581 676 489	1978	VII Atlanta
724	Charles L. Burgreen	581 539 633	1978	III Armed Services
725	Hugo Pina-Lopez	581 675 648	1978	I Honduras, Central Florida (Assistant)
726	John L. Thompson	581 550 635	1978	V Northern California
727	Leigh A. Wallace Jr.	581 623 634	1979	VI Spokane
728	Calvin Schofield Jr.	581 583 455	1979	II Southeast Florida	^{[N 5]}
729	Arthur Heath Light	581 528 516	1979	IV Southwestern Virginia
730	Bernardo Merino Botero	581 675 657	1979	III Colombia
731	Stanley F. Hauser	581 604 670	1979	West Texas (Suffragan)
732	William E. Swing	581 605 664	1979	VII California
733	William A. Beckham	581 685 586	1979	VI Upper South Carolina
734	Walter Dennis	598 472 569	1979	New York (Suffragan)
735	B. Sidney Sanders	581 460 636	1979	VI East Carolina
736	Arthur E. Walmsley	581 668 637	1979	XII Connecticut
737	William Black	581 368 659	1979	VII Southern Ohio
738	Pui-Yeung Cheung	581 655 642	1980	IV Taiwan
739	David H. Lewis Jr.	581 618 490	1980	Virginia (Suffragan)
740	Harold A. Hopkins Jr.	581 610 637	1980	IX North Dakota
741	Robert W. Estill	581 572 650	1980	IX North Carolina
742	Roberto Martinez	581 551 600	1980	Central and South Mexico (Missionary suffragan, Hidalgo)
743	Claro Huerta Ramos	581 551 600	1980	Central and South Mexico (Missionary suffragan, Vera Cruz)
744	George N. Hunt III	581 732 517	1980	XI Rhode Island
745	Rustin R. Kimsey	581 465 643	1980	V Eastern Oregon, Navajoland (Assistant), Alaska (Assistant)
746	William L. Stevens	581 519 639	1980	VI Fond du Lac
747	Maurice Benitez	581 461 604	1980	VI Texas
748	Herbert A. Donovan Jr.	581 626 538	1980	XI Arkansas, Chicago (Provisional), Anglican observer at the United Nations, New Jersey (Assistant), New York (Assistant)
749	C. FitzSimons Allison	581 575 685	1980	XII South Carolina
750	William C. Wantland	581 645 718	1980	IV Eau Claire, Navajoland (interim)
751	C. Shannon Mallory	Central Africa^{[N 62]}	1972	I El Camino Real
752	Charlie F. McNutt	581 617 687	1980	VIII Central Pennsylvania (previously Harrisburg)^{[N 16]}
753	Sam Byron Hulsey	581 466 663	1980	III Northwest Texas, Fort Worth (Assistant)
754	William H. Wolfrum	581 627 574	1981	Colorado (Suffragan), Navajoland (interim)
755	Charles F. Duvall	581 521 733	1981	II Central Gulf Coast
756	O'Kelley Whitaker	581 602 648	1981	VIII Central New York, Southern Virginia (Assistant)
757	John F. Ashby	581 718 750	1981	II Western Kansas
758	Richard F. Grein	581 543 552	1981	VII Kansas, XIV New York^{[N 12]}
759	George Clinton Harris	581 700 651	1981	V Alaska
760	Henry B. Hucles III	581 703 486	1981	Long Island (Suffragan)
761	Alden Hathaway	581 631 618	1981	VI Pittsburgh
762	Samuel Espinoza Venegas	581 600 551	1981	Western Mexico
763	Clarence Coleridge	581 736 DAR	1981	XIII Connecticut, Pennsylvania (Assistant)
764	Bradford Hastings	581 736 DAR	1981	Connecticut (Suffragan)
765	Armando Guerra	675 686 678	1982	I Guatemala
766	Donald M. Hultstrand	581 689 719	1982	IX Springfield
767	A. Theodore Eastman	581 639 535	1982	XII Maryland
768	David Birney	581 654 681	1982	XII Idaho, Massachusetts (Assistant)
769	Thomas K. Ray	581 567 706	1982	IX Northern Michigan, Iowa (Assistant)
770	Gordon T. Charlton Jr.	581 747 650	1982	Texas (Suffragan)
771	C. Brinkley Morton	581 697 658	1982	II San Diego
772	Mark Dyer	581 654 590	1982	VII Bethlehem^{[N 16]}
773	Alex D. Dickson	581 698 586	1983	I West Tennessee
774	James R. Moodey	581 621 494	1983	IX Ohio
775	Elliott L. Sorge	542 560 CAB	1971	I South Central Brazil (São Paulo), VIII Easton
776	Donis D. Patterson	581 604 724	1983	V Dallas
777	Robert Longid	707 591 720	1983	III Northern Philippines^{[N 35]}	^{[N 57]}
778	Harry W. Shipps	581 646 773	1984	VIII Georgia
779	James Ottley	581 730 599	1984	V Panama, Anglican observer at the United Nations, Honduras (Assistant), Southeast Florida (Assistant)
780	Leo Frade	581 711 765	1984	II Honduras, III Southeast Florida
781	Vincent K. Pettit	581 702 734	1984	New Jersey (Suffragan)
782	David S. Ball	581 508 695	1984	VII Albany
783	Andrew F. Wissemann	581 782 504	1984	VI Western Massachusetts
784	William G. Burrill	581 500 550	1984	VI Rochester, Arizona (Assistant)	^{[N 54]}
785	Peter James Lee	581 741 618	1984	XII Virginia, North Carolina (Assistant)
786	Craig Anderson	581 452 634	1984	VIII South Dakota; Dean, General Theological Seminary; President, National Council of Churches; Rector, St. Paul's School
787	Roger J. White	581 766 587	1984	X Milwaukee
788	Edward C. Chalfant	581 559 659	1984	VII Maine
789	Don Wimberly	581 749 699	1984	V Lexington, VIII Texas, Atlanta (Assistant)
790	Howard Meeks	581 567 776	1984	VI Western Michigan
791	Clarence C. Pope	581 645 711	1985	II Fort Worth
792	Martiniano García Montiel	581 650 762	1985	South and Central Mexico (Suffragan), Cuernavaca, Litoral Ecuador (Administrator)
793	Sturdie Downs	599 787 678	1985	I Nicaragua
794	Frank T. Griswold	581 500 587	1985	X Chicago	^{[N 3]} PB25
795	Rogers Sanders Harris	581 733 773	1985	Upper South Carolina (Suffragan), III Southwest Florida, Lexington (Assistant)
796	Frank Vest	581 741 572	1985	North Carolina (Suffragan), VIII Southern Virginia
797	Oliver B. Garver Jr.	581 745 746	1985	Los Angeles (Suffragan)
798	William Franklin Carr	581 687 499	1985	West Virginia (Suffragan), Upper South Carolina (Assistant)
799	George Lazenby Reynolds	581 722 773	1985	IX Tennessee
800	David Johnson	581 538 500	1985	XIV Massachusetts

801–900

No.	Bishop	Consecrators	Year	Diocese	Notes
801	Robert L. Ladehoff	581 693 755	1985	VIII Oregon
802	John H. MacNaughton	630 604 731	1986	VII West Texas
803	Charles I. "Ci" Jones	630 634 603	1986	VIII Montana
804	Allen L. Bartlett Jr.	630 516 603	1986	XIV Pennsylvania, Washington (Assistant)
805	Douglas E. Theuner	630 647 736	1986	VIII New Hampshire
806	Daniel L. Swenson	630 722 696	1986	VIII Vermont, Minnesota (Assistant)
807	Narciso V. Ticobay	692 707 777	1986	II Southern Philippines^{[N 35]}
808	Robert O. Miller	630 698 608	1986	IX Alabama
809	Stewart C. Zabriskie	677 740 771	1986	II Nevada
A810	Barry Valentine	Transferred^{[N 63]}	1969	Rupert's Land (Canada), Maryland (Assistant)
811	David Bowman	630 494 621	1986	IX Western New York, Central New York (Assistant), Ohio (Assistant)
812	Arthur B. Williams Jr.	630 774 621	1986	Ohio (Suffragan), Ohio (Assistant)
813	George E. Bates	677 745 643	1986	IX Utah
814	Ronald H. Haines	630 664 690	1986	VII Washington
815	Francis C. Gray	630 648 719	1986	VI Northern Indiana, Virginia (Assistant)	^{[N 27]}
816	Cabell Tennis	729 804 712	1986	IX Delaware, Spokane (Assistant)
817	Donald P. Hart	630 479 647	1986	III Hawaii, Southern Virginia (Assistant)
818	Frank Allan	630 723 676	1987	VIII Atlanta
819	E. Don Taylor	630 632 680	1987	III Virgin Islands, New York (Assistant)
820	German Martinez-Marquez	802 779 551	1987	I Northern Mexico
821	Jeffery Rowthorn	630 657 736	1987	Connecticut (Suffragan), Europe (Suffragan in charge)
822	Earl N. McArthur	630 802 718	1988	West Texas (Suffragan)
823	Edward H. MacBurney	630 746 813	1988	VII Quincy
824	Robert M. Moody	630 718 785	1988	IV Oklahoma
825	John C. T. Chien	630 817	1988	V Taiwan
826	Orris G. Walker	630 812 703	1988	VII Long Island
827	Luis Caisapanta	779 692 657	1988	I Litoral Ecuador
828	Frederick H. Borsch	630 702 664	1988	V Los Angeles
829	Herbert Thompson Jr.	630 737 620	1988	VIII Southern Ohio
830	Chris Epting	630 648 671	1988	VIII Iowa; Director of ecumenical relations; Chicago (Assistant)
831	Franklin D. Turner	630 804 664	1988	Pennsylvania (Suffragan)
832	John-David Schofield	630 635 732	1988	IV San Joaquin
833	R. Stewart Wood	664 667 659	1988	IX Michigan
834	Barbara Clementine Harris	630 800 804	1989	Massachusetts (Suffragan), Washington (Assistant)
835	John C. Buchanan	630 755 622	1989	VI West Missouri, Texas (Assistant), Southern Virginia (Assistant), Quincy (Provisional)
836	Terence Kelshaw	630 761 747	1989	IV Rio Grande
837	Robert H. Johnson	630 690 723	1989	V Western North Carolina
838	Sanford Z. K. Hampton	630 722 834	1989	Minnesota (Suffragan), Olympia (Assistant), Oregon (Assistant)
839	John W. Howe	630 761 627	1989	III Central Florida
840	Robert D. Rowley	630 692 772	1989	VII Northwestern Pennsylvania
841	John H. Smith	630 690 774	1989	VI West Virginia
842	Robert Jefferson Hargrove Jr.	630 663 711	1989	II Western Louisiana
843	Vincent W. Warner Jr.	709 637 800	1989	VII Olympia
844	Sergio Carranza	678 826 675	1989	I Mexico, Los Angeles (Assistant)
845	William E. Sterling	630 747 686	1989	Texas (Suffragan)
846	James E. Krotz	630 717 830	1989	IX Nebraska
847	Edward L. Lee	719 769 516	1989	VII Western Michigan
848	Charles L. Longest	630 639 767	1989	Maryland (Suffragan), Maryland (Assisting)
849	Artemio M. Zabala	707 777 807	1989	I North Central Philippines^{[N 35]}
850	Andrew H. Fairfield	630 610 740	1989	X North Dakota
851	William E. Smalley	630 758 767	1989	VIII Kansas
852	Edward L. Salmon Jr.	630 749 640	1990	XIII South Carolina
853	Steven T. Plummer	630 670 595	1990	II Navajoland
854	Charles L. Keyser	630 699 785	1990	IV Armed Services, Montana (Assistant), Georgia (Assistant), Florida (Assistant)
855	Huntington Williams Jr.	630 741 676	1990	North Carolina (Suffragan)
856	Neptalí Larrea Moreno	630 779 780	1990	II Central Ecuador
857	John S. Thornton	658 745 801	1990	XIII Idaho, Spokane (Assistant)
858	Richard L. Shimpfky	630 834 713	1990	II El Camino Real
859	F. Jeffrey Terry	630 516 623	1990	VII Spokane
860	W. Jerry Winterrowd	630 627 754	1991	IX Colorado
861	Chester Talton	630 722 826	1991	Los Angeles (Suffragan)
862	William W. Wiedrich	719 587 794	1991	Chicago (Suffragan)
863	Hays H. Rockwell	630 758 704	1991	IX Missouri
864	Victor A. Scantlebury	630 779 675	1991	Panama (Suffragan), Chicago (Assistant), Central Ecuador (Acting)
865	Steven Charleston	630 853 750	1991	VI Alaska; Dean, Episcopal Divinity School
866	Jack M. McKelvey	756 713 831	1991	Newark (Suffragan), VII Rochester
867	Robert Tharp	630 648 586	1991	II East Tennessee, Atlanta (Assistant)
868	Jerry Lamb	630 726 801	1991	VI Northern California, Nevada (Assistant), San Joaquin (Provisional)
869	Alfred C. Marble Jr.	581 698 735	1991	VIII Mississippi, North Carolina (Assistant)
870	Julio C. Holguin	856 779 678	1991	III Dominican Republic
871	David B. Joslin	630 631 838	1991	IX Central New York, New Jersey (Assistant)
872	Peter H. Beckwith	630 829 794	1991	X Springfield
873	Martín Barahona	630 779 856	1992	I El Salvador, II Archbishop Church in Central America
874	Gethin B. Hughes	630 828 842	1992	III San Diego
875	Robert R. Shahan	630 529 714	1992	IV Arizona
876	Jane Dixon	630 814 834	1992	Washington (Suffragan)
877	Martin G. Townsend	630 775 772	1992	IX Easton
878	Robert S. Denig	630 847 783	1993	VII Western Massachusetts
879	James M. Stanton	630 828 832	1993	VI Dallas	^{[R 1]}
880	Jack Iker	630 791 659	1993	III Fort Worth
881	Jean-Zaché Duracin	630 660 867	1993	V Haiti
882	Bertram Herlong	630 785 752	1993	X Tennessee
883	F. Clayton Matthews	630 785 687	1993	Virginia (Suffragan); Director, Office of Pastoral Development
884	Claude E. Payne	630 461 581	1993	VII Texas
885	James L. Jelinek	630 722 838	1993	VIII Minnesota
886	Joe Morris Doss	630 732 780	1993	X New Jersey
887	Mary Adelia McLeod	630 808 834	1993	IX Vermont
888	James M. Coleman	630 711 773	1993	II West Tennessee
889	James E. Folts	630 802 604	1994	VIII West Texas	^{[N 64]}
890	J. Clark Grew II	630 812 794	1994	X Ohio
891	Edwin F. Gulick Jr.	630 796 883	1994	VII Kentucky, Fort Worth (Provisional), Virginia (Assistant)
892	Stephen H. Jecko	630 699 661	1994	VII Florida, Dallas (Assistant)
893	Robert C. Johnson Jr.	630 741 855	1994	X North Carolina
894	Russell Jacobus	630 746 787	1994	VII Fond du Lac
895	Larry Maze	630 698 748	1994	XII Arkansas
896	Creighton L. Robertson	630 786 670	1994	IX South Dakota
897	Keith Ackerman	630 691 823	1994	VIII Quincy
898	M. Thomas Shaw	630 800 834	1994	XV Massachusetts
899	Alfredo Morante	MP1 906a 856	1994	II Litoral Ecuador
900	Kenneth L. Price Jr.	630 829 841	1994	Southern Ohio (Suffragan)

901–1000

No.	Bishop	Consecrators	Year	Diocese	Notes
901	Henry I. Louttit (Jr.)	630 778 675	1995	IX Georgia	^{[N 53]}
902	Dorsey F. Henderson Jr.	630 583 746	1995	VII Upper South Carolina, Florida (Assistant)
903	John L. Said	630 728 583	1995	Southeast Florida (Suffragan), Central Florida (Assistant)
904	Vernon E. Strickland	630 721 830	1995	III Western Kansas, Wyoming (Assistant)
905	Clarence W. Hayes	630 454 730	1995	VI Panama
906a	Onell Soto	779 648 730^{[N 65]}	1987	II Venezuela,^{[N 66]} Atlanta (Assistant), Alabama (Assistant)
907	David Colin Jones	630 785 687	1995	Virginia (Suffragan)
908	Leopoldo J. Alard	630 884 845	1995	Texas (Suffragan)
909	Robert W. Ihloff	630 763 834	1995	XIII Maryland
910	Michael W. Creighton	630 752 843	1995	IX Central Pennsylvania^{[N 16]}	^{[N 44]}
911	Robert B. Hibbs	630 889 802	1996	West Texas (Suffragan)
912	Catherine S. Roskam	630 834 758	1996	New York (Suffragan)
913	Geralyn Wolf	630 794 744	1996	XII Rhode Island, Long Island (Assistant)
914	John Lipscomb	630 888 795	1996	IV Southwest Florida
915	William J. Skilton	630 852 575	1996	South Carolina (Suffragan)
916	Robert Duncan	630 761 785	1996	VII Pittsburgh
917	Andrew Smith	630 763 736	1996	XIV Connecticut
918	Carolyn Tanner Irish	630 813 665	1996	X Utah
919	Paul V. Marshall	840 772 654	1996	VIII Bethlehem^{[N 16]}
920	J. Gary Gloster	630 893 741	1996	North Carolina (Suffragan)
921	Edwin M. Leidel Jr.	630 833 719	1996	I Eastern Michigan
922	Clifton Daniel	630 735 712	1996	VII East Carolina, Pennsylvania (Provisional)
923	Henry N. Parsley Jr.	630 808 785	1996	X Alabama, Easton (Provisional)
924	Gordon Scruton	630 653 783	1996	VIII Western Massachusetts
925	F. Neff Powell	630 729 796	1996	V Southwestern Virginia
926	Richard S.O. Chang	630 744 745	1997	IV Hawaii
927	Charles E. Bennison (son)	630 804 831	1997	XV Pennsylvania	^{[N 56]}
928	Rodney R. Michel	630 826 703	1997	Long Island (Suffragan), Georgia (Assistant), Pennsylvania (Assistant)
929	Catherine Waynick	812 719 667	1997	X Indianapolis, Eastern Michigan (Provisional)
930	C. Wallis Ohl Jr.	752 753 860	1997	IV Northwest Texas, Fort Worth (Provisional)
931	Theodore A. Daniels	734 819 675	1997	IV Virgin Islands
932	David C. Bane Jr.	829 796 687	1997	IX Southern Virginia
933	Mark MacDonald	630 853 750	1997	VII Alaska, Indigenous Archbishop (Canada), Navajoland (Assistant)
934	Bruce E. Caldwell	846 721 850	1997	VIII Wyoming, Lexington (Provisional)
935	Daniel W. Herzog	630 782 924	1997	VIII Albany
936	Charles Jenkins	794 711 852	1998	X Louisiana
937	Barry R. Howe	794 835 795	1998	VII West Missouri, Southwest Florida (Assistant)
938	Chilton R. Knudsen	794 637 913	1998	VIII Maine, Maryland (Assistant), Washington (Assisting), Chicago (Assisting)^[39]
939	Mark Sisk	794 758 734	1998	XV New York^{[N 12]}
940	Harry B. Bainbridge, III	812 867 857	1998	XIV Idaho
941	Wayne P. Wright	840 936 887	1998	X Delaware
942	John L. Rabb	840 909 767	1998	Maryland (Suffragan)
943	John Palmer Croneberger	812 713 866	1998	IX Newark
944	Charles G. vonRosenberg	867 586 733	1999	III East Tennessee, South Carolina (Provisional)
945	William D. Persell	794 812 890	1999	XI Chicago, Ohio (Assistant)	^{[N 58]}
946	Keith Bernard Whitmore	794 750 904	1999	V Eau Claire, Atlanta (Assistant), North Dakota (Assisting)
947	J. Michael Garrison	794 811 809	1999	X Western New York, Southwest Florida (Assistant)
948	Jim Kelsey	794 769 847	1999	X Northern Michigan
949	D. Bruce MacPherson	851 879 828	1999	Dallas (Suffragan), III Western Louisiana
950	Wendell N. Gibbs	812 587 834	2000	X Michigan
951	George E. Packard	794 854 758	2000	V Armed Services
952	Edward S. Little, II	812 815 832	2000	VII Northern Indiana
953	J. Jon Bruno	858 828 861	2000	VI Los Angeles
954	David Bena	794 935 782	2000	Albany (Suffragan)
955	Michael Bruce Curry	837 920 834	2000	XI North Carolina	PB-27
956	Duncan Montgomery Gray III	794 869 698^{[N 50]}	2000	IX Mississippi
957	William O. Gregg	630 745 801	2000	VI Eastern Oregon, North Carolina (Assistant)
958	Stacy F. Sauls	837 789 891	2000	VI Lexington
959	James E. Curry	805 917 763	2000	Connecticut (Suffragan)
960	Wilfrido Ramos-Orench	805 917 763	2000	Connecticut (Suffragan), Central Ecuador (Provisional), Puerto Rico (Assistant), Puerto Rico (Provisional)	^{[N 59]}
961	James E. Waggoner Jr.	868 687 900	2000	VIII Spokane, Nevada (Assisting)
962	David Jung-Hsin Lai	926 825 SHO	2000	VI Taiwan
963	Katharine Jefferts Schori	868 801 918	2001	III Nevada, San Diego^[40] (Assisting)	PB26
964	Roy F. "Bud" Cederholm Jr.	805 898 834	2001	Massachusetts (Suffragan)
965	Thomas C. Ely	805 887 806 917	2001	X Vermont, North Dakota (Provisional)^[41]
966	Philip M. Duncan II	794 755 937 839	2001	III Central Gulf Coast
967	Don E. Johnson	794 888 586 944	2001	III West Tennessee
968	J. Neil Alexander	794 818 723	2001	IX Atlanta
969	Francisco Duque-Gómez	794 730 856	2001	IV Colombia
970	W. Michie Klusmeyer	794 945 687	2001	VII West Virginia
971	Lloyd Allen	779 780 LYO	2001	III Honduras
972	Gladstone B. Adams III	866 671 891 871	2001	X Central New York, South Carolina (Provisional),^[42] Eastern Michigan and Western Michigan (Assisting)^[43]
973	Pierre Whalon	794 821 839	2001	I Europe^{[N 67]}
974	Marc Handley Andrus	794 923 785	2002	Alabama (Suffragan), VIII California
975	George W. Smith	890 863 830	2002	X Missouri, Southern Ohio^[44]
976	James M. Adams Jr.	851 904 894	2002	IV Western Kansas
977	Carol Gallagher	840 932 834	2002	Southern Virginia (Suffragan), Newark (Assistant), Montana (Assistant), Massachusetts (regional canon for the Central Region)
978	Robert R. Gepert	812 847 772	2002	VIII Western Michigan
979	John Bryson Chane	794 876 814	2002	VIII Washington
980a	Henry Scriven	CAR Translated from Europe^{[N 63]}	1995	Gibraltar (C of E) (Suffragan), Europe (Assistant), Pittsburgh (Assistant)
981	Gayle Harris	812 898 834	2003	Massachusetts (Suffragan), Virginia (Assistant)
982	James J. "Bud" Shand	909 877 775	2003	X Easton
983	Alan Scarfe	885 830 981	2003	IX Iowa
984a	David Álvarez	779 772 608 506	1987	VI Puerto Rico^{[N 36]}
985	Joe G. Burnett	885 717 846 968 869 956 698	2003	X Nebraska
986	Johncy Itty	794 630 801 928 779 826	2003	IX Oregon
987	C. Franklin Brookhart Jr.	794 970 854 885	2003	IX Montana
988	Rayford B. High Jr.	949 789 884 845 931 604	2003	Texas (Suffragan), Fort Worth (Assistant)^[45]
989	Robert J. O'Neill	885 860 898 754 834	2003	X Colorado
990	George Councell	794 783 945 924 702	2003	XI New Jersey
991	Steven Miller	950 787 662 894 946	2003	XI Milwaukee
992	Samuel Howard	936 892 699 839 914 852	2003	VIII Florida
993	Gene Robinson	794 630 767 834 938 STE 748	2003	IX New Hampshire
994	Dean E. Wolfe	949 851 758 753 732 ELA	2003	IX Kansas
995	Gary R. Lillibridge	794 889 911 604 802 822 718	2004	IX West Texas
996	Mark Hollingsworth	950 890 898 834 563 732	2004	XI Ohio
997	Kirk Stevan Smith	794 875 953 963	2004	V Arizona
998	Michael G. Smith	794 850 740 885	2004	XI North Dakota, Albany (assistant)
999	G. Porter Taylor	893 968 818 837 955	2004	VI Western North Carolina, Virginia (assisting)
1000	Jeffrey N. Steenson	794 836 791 933 BRT	2005	V Rio Grande

1001–1100

No.	Bishop	Consecrators	Year	Diocese	Notes
1001	Nedi Rivera	940 843 732 751 912	2005	Olympia (Suffragan), Eastern Oregon (Provisional)
1002	James R. Mathes	926 874 995 945 697 864 722	2005	IV San Diego
1003	E. Ambrose Gumbs	812 678 826	2005	V Virgin Islands
1004a	Orlando Guerrero	WIL^{[N 68]} 870 730	1995	III Venezuela (see 906a above)
1005	David M. Reed	949 995 889 802 822	2006	X West Texas^[46]
1006	Todd Ousley	950 921 948 978 988	2006	II Eastern Michigan
1007	William H. Love	794 935 954 782 MIL	2006	IX Albany^[47]
1008	Barry L. Beisner	940 963 868 971 744 828	2006	VII Northern California
1009	Dena Harrison	949 789 988 884 912 747	2006	Texas (Suffragan)
1010	Nathan D. Baxter	794 910 979 981 982	2006	X Central Pennsylvania
1011	Larry R. Benfield	963 748 895 937	2007	XIII Arkansas
1012	Mark M. Beckwith	963 722 943 713 924 981	2007	X Newark
1013	John C. Bauerschmidt	922 882 711 923 968	2007	XI Tennessee
1014	Dabney T. Smith	922 914 648 936 815	2007	V Southwest Florida
1015	Robert L. Fitzpatrick	963 926 962 951 952	2007	V Hawaii, Micronesia^[48] (Oversight)
1016	Thomas E. Breidenthal	963 900 737 702 939 990	2007	IX Southern Ohio^[49]
1017	Shannon S. Johnston	963 785 907 956 968 950	2007	XIII Virginia
1018	Laura J. Ahrens	963 959 912 917 843	2007	Connecticut (Suffragan)
1019	Sean W. Rowe	963 840 772 812 941	2007	VIII Northwestern Pennsylvania, Western New York (Provisional)	PB-28
1020	Edward J. Konieczny	963 952 824 989	2007	V Oklahoma
1021	Gregory Rickel	926 843 1001 789 1009 1011	2007	VIII Olympia Southeast Florida (assisting)
1022	Mary Gray-Reeves	963 1027a 728 906a 508 BOY	2007	III El Camino Real
1023	Dan Edwards	963 968 868 996	2008	IV Nevada
1024	Kee Sloan	963 923 808 698 956	2008	Alabama (Suffragan), XI Alabama
1025	Mark Lawrence	922 870 897 749 852	2008	XIV South Carolina
1026	Jeffrey Lee	963 950 938 945 794 815	2008	XII Chicago
1027a	Sylvester Romero Palma	Translated from Belize^{[N 63]}	1994	XIII Belize, New Jersey (Assistant)
1028	Stephen T. Lane	963 866 938 959 993	2008	IX Maine, Rochester (Provisional)
1029	Prince G. Singh	963 866 1012 990 943 977	2008	VIII Rochester, Eastern Michigan (Provisional), Western Michigan (Provisional)
1030	Eugene Sutton	963 979 1010 909 942 767	2008	XIV Maryland
1031	Paul E. Lambert	949 879 998 976 627	2008	Dallas (Suffragan)
1032	Brian J. Thom	963 940 868 801 857	2008	XIII Idaho
1033	C. Andrew Doyle	963 789 1009 988 747 884	2008	IX Texas
1034	Herman Hollerith IV	963 785 925 835 883	2009	X Southern Virginia
1035	Scott Mayer	963 753 930 1011 789 1031	2009	V Northwest Texas, Fort Worth (Provisional)
1036	Luis Fernando Ruiz	963 969 960 603 917 981	2009	III Central Ecuador
1037	Lawrence C. Provenzano	963 924 990 1012 871 783	2009	VIII Long Island
1038	John T. Tarrant	963 896 786 924 990 998	2009	X South Dakota
1039	Scott Benhase	963 901 1030 778 1027a 812	2010	X Georgia
1040	Brian Prior	963 885 961 727 958 1028 1001 722	2010	IX Minnesota, Olympia (Assisting), Alabama (Assisting)
1041	Michael Joseph Hanley	963 1021 1001 1040 838 885 1040	2010	X Oregon
1042	Ian Douglas	963 955 952 852 794 917 898	2010	XV Connecticut
1043	Morris K. Thompson	963 958 956 711 936	2010	XI Louisiana
1044	Diane Jardine Bruce	963 953 1037 828 844 861	2010	Los Angeles (Suffragan), West Missouri (Provisional)
1045	Mary Glasspool	963 953 997 996 909 1030 942 834	2010	Los Angeles (Suffragan), New York (Assistant)
1046	W. Andrew Waldo	963 881 923 902 1044 1040 812	2010	VIII Upper South Carolina
1047	Jay Magness	963 891 951 1010 979 1034 854	2010	VI Armed Services, Southern Virginia (Assistant)
1048	John Sheridan Smylie	963 1040 955 904 934 721	2010	IX Wyoming
1049	David Bailey	963 918 745 998 977 868	2010	III Navajoland
1050	Mark Lattime	963 1029 866 990 961	2010	VIII Alaska
1051	Terry A. White	963 891 937 990 1002 587^{[N 69]}	2010	VIII Kentucky
1052	Michael Vono	963 906a 973 1011 627	2010	IX Rio Grande
1053	Scott B. Hayashi	963 918 1008 1045 864^{[N 70]}	2010	XI Utah
1054	Michael Pierce Milliken	963 994 1011 904	2011^[50]	V Western Kansas, Kansas (Assistant)
1055	Martin Scott Field	963 937 994 1054 975	2011^[51]	VIII West Missouri
1056	Daniel Hayden Martins	963 952 894 872 766 KER	2011^[52]	XI Springfield
1057	Ralph William Franklin	963 939 973 947 1052 990 811	2011^[53]	XI Western New York, Long Island (Assisting)
1058	Rayford Jeffrey Ray	963 1006 950 978 769^{[N 71]}	2011^[54]	XI Northern Michigan
1059	George D. Young III	963 1013 967 699 992 854 586 944	2011^[55]	IV East Tennessee
1060	Joseph Scott Barker	963 985 939 1048 870	2011^[56]	XI Nebraska
1061	Mariann Budde	963 1040 1012 979 876 1045 1030^{[N 72]}	2011^[57]	IX Washington
1062	Andrew M. L. Dietsche	963 939 990 758 1037 950 912^{[N 73]}	2012^[58]	XVI New York
1063	Gregory Orrin Brewer	922 839 1007 998 648 815 937	2012^[59]	IV Central Florida
1064	Ogé Beauvoir	963 881 939 1037 959 780	2012^[60]	Haiti (Suffragan)
1065	Jacob Wayne Owensby	963 949 975 1043 1014 952 956	2012^[61]	IV Western Louisiana
1066	Susan Ellyn Goff	963 1017 891 785 907 1018^{[N 74]}	2012^[62]	Virginia (Suffragan)
1067	A. Robert Hirschfeld	963 993 924 1018 736 898	2012^[63]	X New Hampshire
1068	Jeff W. Fisher	963 1033 1009 789 884 988	2012^[64]	Texas (Suffragan)
1069	Robert Christopher Wright	963 968 955 876 818 861	2012^[65]	X Atlanta
1070	Dorsey W. M. McConnell	963 900 898 890 952 919^{[N 75]}	2012^[66]	VIII Pittsburgh
1071	Nicholas Knisely	963 996 1028 744 913	2012^[67]	XIII Rhode Island
1072a	Santosh Marray	Translated from Seychelles^{[N 63]}	2005	Seychelles, East Carolina (Assistant), Alabama (Assistant), XI Easton^[68]^[69]
1073	Douglas John Fisher	963 924 939 1062 1067	2012^[70]	IX Western Massachusetts
1074	Douglas Hahn	963 968 1051 958 938 881^{[N 76]}	2012^[71]	VII Lexington
1075	William Jay Lambert III	963 894 1063	2013^[72]	VI Eau Claire
1076	Anne Hodges-Copple	963 955 1039 920 1066	2013^[73]	North Carolina (Suffragan)
1077	Mark Bourlakas	963 955 968 729	2013^[74]	VI Southwestern Virginia
1078	Whayne M. Hougland Jr.	963 955 958^{[N 77]}	2013^[75]	IX Western Michigan, Eastern Michigan (Provisional)^[76]^[77]
1079	William H. Stokes	963 990 780 1012	2013^[78]	XII New Jersey
1080	David Rice	Translated from Waiapu	2008	San Joaquin (Provisional), V San Joaquin^[79]
1081	Matthew Alan Gunter	963 1026 991 894 1074 970	2014^[80]	VIII Fond du Lac
1082	Allen K. Shin	963 1062 1037 758 939	2014^[81]	New York (Suffragan)
1083	Heather Cook	963 1030 982 909 942 972 1066 1061 767 923^{[N 78]}	2014^[82]	Maryland (Suffragan)	^{[N 79]}
1084	Alan M. Gates	1028 898 990 1045 981 996^{[N 80]}	2014^[83]	XVI Massachusetts
1085	Brian R. Seage	963 956 953 1017	2014^[84]	X Mississippi
1086	Robert Skirving	963 1006 870 922 785	2014^[85]	VIII East Carolina
1087	Peter Eaton	963 780 989	2015^[86]	IV Southeast Florida
1088	Russell Kendrick	963 966 1033 1072 755 1075	2015^[87]	IV Central Gulf Coast
1089	Audrey Scanlan	963 1042 1018 1019 1070 1061	2015^[88]	XI Central Pennsylvania
1090	George R. Sumner	955 1031 1013 1056 627 998 879^{[N 81]}	2015^[89]	VII Dallas
1091	Moisés Quezada Mota	955 870 678 915 960 971	2016^[90]	IV Dominican Republic
1092a	Mark van Koevering	Translated from Niassa^{[N 63]}	2003^[91]	West Virginia (Assistant), Lexington (Provisional), VIII Lexington^[92]
1093	Patrick W. Bell	955 1001 961 1006 1049 957^{[N 82]}	2016^[93]	VII Eastern Oregon
1094	Douglas Sparks	955 952 1040 815 929 1080^{[N 83]}	2016^[94]	VIII Northern Indiana
1095	Daniel G. P. Gutierrez	955 922 1052 834	2016^[95]	XVI Pennsylvania
1096	José Antonio McLoughlin	955 999 1020 785 1009	2016^[96]	VII Western North Carolina
1097	DeDe Duncan-Probe	955 1017 834 1022 1066 907^{[N 84]}	2016^[97]	XI Central New York
1098	Carl Wright	955 1047 1030 951 767^{[N 85]}	2017^[98]	VII Armed Services
1099	Gretchen Rehberg	955 961 1016 1053 1089	2017^[99]	IX Spokane
1100	Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows	955 929 1094 834 981 1069^{[N 86]}	2017^[100]	XI Indianapolis

1101–1200

No.	Bishop	Consecrators	Year	Diocese	Notes
1101	John Taylor	955 953 1044 861 844^{[N 87]}	2017^[101]	VII Los Angeles
1102	Samuel S. Rodman, III	955 1084 1076 1096 1086 834^{[N 88]}	2017^[102]	XII North Carolina
1103	Rafael Morales	955 960 984a 870 1087	2017^[103]	VII Puerto Rico
1104	Jennifer Brooke-Davidson	955 1005 1018 995 1100 1095^{[N 89]}	2017^[104]	West Texas (Suffragan), Virginia (Assistant), North Carolina (Assistant)
1105a	Hector Monterroso	Translated from Costa Rica	2017^[105]	Texas (Assistant)
1106	Brian Lee Cole	955 950 1077 1059 893 968	2017^[106]	V East Tennessee
1107	Kevin S. Brown	955 967 941 1076 1105a	2017^[107]	XI Delaware
1108	Kevin Donnelly Nichols	955 1019 1067 1089 794^{[N 90]}	2018^[108]	IX Bethlehem
1109	Carlye J. Hughes	955 1097 1035 834 1012 1100^{[N 91]}	2018^[109]	XI Newark
1110	Michael Buerkel Hunn	955 1052 1022 1009 1077 1049 1095^{[N 92]}	2018^[110]	X Rio Grande
1111	Mark Andrew Cowell	955 1054 1055 976	2018^[111]	VI Western Kansas
1112	Cathleen Chittenden Bascom	955 974 983 1111 938 1054	2019^[112]	X Kansas
1113	Jennifer Anne Reddall	955 997 1099 1062 912 GOM^{[N 93]}	2019^[113]	VI Arizona
1114	Cristobal Olmedo Leon Lozano	955 1103 1062 1095 870 960	2019^[114]	III Litoral Ecuador
1115	Mark David Wheeler Edington	955 1084 973 1073 981 1042 VER	2019^[115]	II Europe
1116	Phoebe Alison Roaf	955 1100 938 967 1017 748 936	2019^[116]	IV West Tennessee
1117	Kimberly Lucas	955 989 1100 981 1030 1061 938^{[N 94]}	2019^[117]	XI Colorado
1118	Kathryn McCrossen Ryan	955 1033 1035 1068 1009 1105a 789	2019^[118]	Texas (Suffragan)
1119	Susan Brown Snook	963 1020 1022 1002 1021 997 1101 GOM^{[N 95]}	2019^[119]	V San Diego
1120	Thomas James Brown	955 1060 1100 1084 1045 1028^{[N 96]}	2019^[120]	X Maine
1121	Megan M. Traquair	955 1096 1022 1008 1021^{[N 97]}	2019^[121]	VIII Northern California
1122	Shannon MacVean-Brown	955 1100 981 965 938 833	2019^[122]	XI Vermont
1123	Jonathan Folts	955 1005 1042 889 1038 MAT	2019^[123]	XI South Dakota	^{[N 64]}
1124	Martha Elizabeth Stebbins	955 1102 1048 987 1076^{[N 98]}	2019^[124]	X Montana
1125	Lucinda Ashby	955 1022 1032 1008 868 1129^{[N 99]}	2020^[125]	IV El Camino Real
1126	Susan B. Haynes	955 1119 1094 815 1034 952 1047	2020^[126]	XI Southern Virginia
1127	Bonnie A. Perry	955 1026 1061 1100 950 938^{[N 100]}	2020^[127]	XI Michigan
1128	Lennon Yuan-Rung Chang	955 962 1015 UEM ISO 1021	2020^[128]	VII Taiwan
1129	Griselda Delgado Del Carpio	Translated from Cuba 963 HIL HOL	2020^[129]	VIII Cuba
1130	Frank S. Logue	1039 1069 1019^{[N 101]}	2020^[130]	XI Georgia
1131	Poulson C. Reed	1011 1020 1087 1089^{[N 102]}	2020^[131]	VI Oklahoma
1132	Craig W. Loya	1040 1060 934^{[N 101]}	2020^[132]	X Minnesota
1133	Deon K. Johnson	975 1127 1116 1100^{[N 101]}	2020^[133]	XI Missouri
1134	Glenda Sharp Curry	1039 1024 1116 1065^{[N 101]}	2020^[134]	XII Alabama
1135	Diana Dorothy Akiyama	1099 1015 1041^{[N 103]}	2021^[135]	XI Oregon
1136	Paul-Gordon Chandler	963 1117 1040 1048^{[N 104]}^[136]	2021^[137]	X Wyoming	^{[N 105]}
1137	Ruth Woodliff-Stanley	955 1117 1019 989 1127^{[N 106]}	2021^[138]	XV South Carolina
1138	Ketlen A. Solak	955 1107 1109 1070 941 907^{[N 107]}	2021^[139]	IX Pittsburgh
1139	Betsey Monnot	955 1125 983 938 MMS^{[N 108]}	2021^[140]	X Iowa
1140a	Fraser Lawton	Translated from Athabasca	2022^[141]	Dallas (assistant)
1141	Daniel P. Richards	955 1113 1137 1046	2022^[142]	IX Upper South Carolina
1142	Elizabeth Bonforte Gardner	955 1087 1099 963 1023	2022^[143]	IX Nevada
1143	Matthew Davis Cowden	955 970 1094 952 1066 1126^{[N 109]}	2022^[144]	VIII West Virginia
1144	Juan Carlos Quiñonez Mera	955 971 1103 1091 960	2022	IV Central Ecuador
1145	Brian Kendall Burgess	955 1063 1013 968 1079 1056^{[N 110]}	2022	XII Springfield
1146	Jos Tharakan	955 1032 1044 1011 1099 1133^{[N 111]}	2022^[145]	XIV Idaho
1147	Paula E. Clark	955 1100 1133 938 1117 1094^{[N 112]}	2022^[146]	XIII Chicago
1148	Phyllis A. Spiegel	963 1053 1146^{[N 113]}	2022^[147]	XII Utah
1149	Douglas F. Scharf	955 1014 1129 1087 1068 1085^{[N 114]}	2022^[148]^[149]	VI Southwest Florida
1150	Jeffrey Mello	955 1120 981 1042 1018 1084^{[N 115]}	2022^[150]	XVI Connecticut
1151	Shannon Rogers Duckworth	955 1043 1110 956 1096 1118^{[N 116]}	2022^[151]	XII Louisiana
1152	E. Mark Stevenson	955 1066 1019 970 981 1006 1142^{[N 117]}	2022^[152]	XIV Virginia
1153a	Melissa Maxine Skelton	Translated from New Westminster	2023^[153]	Olympia (Provisional)
1154	Elías García Cárdenas	955 1144 1103 1091 969	2023	V Columbia
1155	Anne B. Jolly	955 996 1026 1147 938 1094^{[N 118]}	2023^[154]	XII Ohio
1156	Matthew Heyd	955 1062 1100 1155 1045 1082 912 939^{[N 119]}	2023	XVII New York
1157	Justin S. Holcomb	970 1063 971 1013 1090 1129^{[N 120]}	2023^[155]	V Central Florida
1158	Sally French	1022 1079 1102 1039 1109 1110 VIC^{[N 121]}	2023	XIII New Jersey
1159	David G. Read	970 1055 988 1123 899 1118^{[N 122]}	2023^[156]	XI West Texas
1160	Carrie Schofield-Broadbent	1022 1030 1097 938 1130 1155^{[N 123]}	2023^[157]	XV Maryland
1161	Ann Ritonia	1006 1030 938 1061 1110 1127^{[N 124]}	2023^[158]	VIII Armed Services
1162	John T. W. Harmon	1068 981 1133 1011 1061 1116^{[N 125]}	2024^[159]	XIV Arkansas
1163	Kristin Uffelman White	950 975 1100 1155 1127 1026^{[N 126]}	2024^[160]	X Southern Ohio
1164	Jeremiah Williamson	1097 812 989 996 1117 1137^{[N 127]}	2024^[161]	X Albany
1165	Austin K. Rios	1044 1115 1120 974 1103 1116^{[N 128]}	2024^[162]	California
1166	Kara Wagner Sherer	955 1147 1097 1028 1026 938^{[N 129]}	2024^[163]	IX Rochester
1167	Dorothy Sanders Wells	955 1109 1134 967 1085	2024^[164]	XI Mississippi
1168	Phil LaBelle	955 1153a 977 1135 1120 924^{[N 130]}	2024^[165]	IX Olympia
1169	Julia Whitworth	955 1100 1156 1073 977 1084 938^{[N 131]}	2024^[166]	XVII Massachusetts

Bishops elect

Projected Number	Bishop Elect	Diocese	Date of Election	Consents Announced	Scheduled Date of Consecration	Notes
1170	Angela Maria Cortiñas	West Texas (suffragan)	10/19/2024	not yet received	03/29/2025

Notes

^ Stanton retired on May 31, 2014.^[38]

Citations

^ Bass also oversaw churches in New Hampshire and Maine.
^ Eastern Diocese included Vermont and Maine.
^ ^a ^b ^c Alexander Viets Griswold (12 & PB5), Sheldon Munson Griswold (213) and Frank T. Griswold (794 & PB25) are cousins through their ancestor Edward Griswold (1607–1690).
^ ^a ^b Philander Chase (18 & PB6) was the principal consecrator of his fourth cousin Carlton Chase (42).
^ ^a ^b ^c Henry U. Onderdonk (21) was a co-consecrator of his younger brother Benjamin T. Onderdonk (24). They were the first brothers to be Episcopal bishops. Calvin Schofield Jr. (728) is descended from the Onderdonk family.
^ ^a ^b George Washington Doane (29) was the father of William Croswell Doane (92).
^ ^a ^b Stephen Elliott (37) was the father of Robert W. B. Elliott (106).
^ ^a ^b William Jones Boone, first Bishop of Shanghai (45) was the father of William Jones Boone, fourth Bishop of Shanghai (135).
^ ^a ^b ^c Alonzo Potter (48) and Horatio Potter (62) were brothers; Alonzo was the father of Henry C. Potter (131).
^ ^a ^b William Mercer Green, first Bishop of Mississippi (51) was the grandfather of William Mercer Green, fourth Bishop of Mississippi (299).
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k First bishops were sent to the Missionary District of Cape Palmas and Parts Adjacent. The name of the jurisdiction was changed to the Missionary District of Liberia on October 17, 1913, and to the Episcopal Diocese of Liberia on January 1, 1970. On March 18, 1982, the diocese joined the Church of the Province of West Africa.^[22]
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Numbering according to diocesan website.^[23] Other sources, including Episcopal Church Annual, list Wainwright as provisional only, with successors numbered one less than this list.
^ ^a ^b Later to become dioceses of Oregon, Eastern Oregon, Spokane, Olympia, Idaho and western Montana.^[24]
^ ^a ^b Richard Hooker Wilmer (72) was a co-consecrator of his first cousin Joseph Pere Bell Wilmer (80).
^ ^a ^b Frederic Dan Huntington (93) and Daniel Trumbull Huntington (259) are cousins through their ancestor Simon Huntingdon (d. 1663).
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o Diocese of Pennsylvania was divided in 1871, with the western portion named Diocese of Central Pennsylvania and Reading made the see city. The see was moved to Bethlehem in 1890. In 1904, the diocese was divided, with the eastern part keeping the name Central Pennsylvania and the western half taking the name Diocese of Harrisburg. The eastern diocese changed its name to Bethlehem in 1909, and Harrisburg changed its name to Central Pennsylvania beginning in 1972. Therefore, the original and current dioceses of Central Pennsylvania are not in fact the same jurisdiction.^[25]
^ ^a ^b ^c Benjamin Henry Paddock (102) and John A. Paddock (127) were brothers; John was the father of Robert L. Paddock (235).
^ The name of the Wisconsin diocese was changed to Milwaukee on June 16, 1886 – during the elder Edward R. Welles' tenure.^[26]
^ ^a ^b John Scarborough (111) was the principal consecrator for his son-in-law Edward J. Knight (236).
^ ^a ^b Charles Clifton Penick (117) was the granduncle of Edwin A. Penick (322).
^ The name of Northern New Jersey diocese changed to Newark on May 19, 1886 – during Starkey's tenure.^[27]
^ Missionary District of Western Texas became the Diocese of West Texas in 1904.^[28]
^ ^a ^b Thomas Frederick Davies, Bishop of Michigan (152) was the father of Thomas Frederick Davies, Bishop of Western Massachusetts (254).
^ ^a ^b William Ford Nichols (154) was the father of John W. Nichols (387).
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d George Herbert Kinsolving (162) was a brother of Lucien Lee Kinsolving (MB1), who was the father of Arthur B. Kinsolving II (456), who was a co-consecrator for his second cousin, Charles J. Kinsolving III (525) (their mutual great-grandfather was George Washington Kinsolving).
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Episcopal Diocese of South Florida (originally constituted as Southern Florida) was divided in 1969 into the dioceses of Central Florida, Southeast Florida, and Southwest Florida. South Florida's bishops are listed as predecessor bishops to all three.
^ ^a ^b ^c William Crane Gray (164) was the father of Campbell Gray (342), who was himself the father of Francis Campbell Gray (815).
^ ^a ^b Ellison Capers (169) was the son of Methodist bishop William Capers and the father of William T. Capers (270).
^ ^a ^b ^c William Lawrence (171) was the father and primary consecrator of William Appleton Lawrence (398), who was a co-consecrator of his own brother Frederic C. Lawrence (547).
^ ^a ^b Chauncey B. Brewster (183) was a co-consecrator for his brother Benjamin Brewster (242).
^ The name of the Boise missionary district changed to Idaho in 1907 – during Starkey's tenure.^[29]
^ The name of Indiana diocese changed to Indianapolis on September 1, 1902 – during Francis' tenure.^[30]
^ ^a ^b William Loyall Gravatt (194) was a co-consecrator for his nephew John J. Gravatt (417).
^ ^a ^b Cameron Mann (201) was the primary consecrator for his brother Alexander Mann (329).
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m Missionary District of the Philippine Islands in the United States of America was divided into three dioceses in 1972: Central, Northern and Southern. Northern Luzon was constituted in 1986 and North Central Philippines in 1989. In 1990, they formed the autonomous Episcopal Church in the Philippines.^[31]
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Puerto Rico became a missionary district in 1901. In 1979, General Convention granted the diocese independence, making it extraprovincial to the Episcopal Church. It was admitted as a diocese in 2003.^[32]
^ ^a ^b ^c Beverley D. Tucker (233) was the father of Henry St. George Tucker (258 & PB19) and Beverley Dandridge Tucker (409). Henry was the primary consecrator for his brother.
^ ^a ^b James Ridout Winchester (253) was the grandfather of James Winchester Montgomery (587).
^ ^a ^b Herman Page, fourth Bishop of Northern Michigan (279) was the father of Herman Page, fifth Bishop of Northern Michigan (436). The son was chosen to follow his father as Bishop of Northern Michigan.^[33]
^ ^a ^b Demby (296) and Delany (298) were appointed as suffragan bishops "for colored work."
^ Robert H. Mize (314) was the father of Bob Mize, Bishop of Damaraland. Bob was received into the Episcopal Church in 1970.
^ Bishop of Haiti and in charge of the Dominican Republic, 1928-1934; Mission District of Haiti and the Dominican Republic, 1934; diocesan bishop, Dominican Republic, 1934-1940; mission district, 1940; bishop in charge, 1940-1943
^ ^a ^b Walter Mitchell (350) was the primary consecrator for his brother Richard Bland Mitchell (412).
^ ^a ^b ^c Frank W. Creighton (351) was the father of William Creighton (564), who was himself the father of Michael W. Creighton (910).
^ The name of Marquette diocese changed to Northern Michigan on June 2, 1937 – during Ablewhite's tenure.^[34]
^ ^a ^b Robert Burton Gooden (370) was a co-consecrator for his son Reginald H. Gooden (454).
^ ^a ^b Henry Knox Sherrill (372 & PB20) was the principal consecrator of his son Edmund Sherrill (560).
^ Before c. 1940, Hunter Brown's (377) full name was Wyatt Hunter Brown (Sr.); his given name was Wyatt Brown (Sr.).
^ ^a ^b Oliver Leland Loring (427) and Richard T. Loring (471) were brothers.
^ ^a ^b ^c Duncan M. Gray (437) was the father of Duncan M. Gray Jr. (698), who was himself the father (and a co-consecrator) of Duncan M. Gray III (956).
^ ^a ^b J. Thomas Heistand (438) was a co-consecrator of his son Joseph T. Heistand (714).
^ Central America separated from Panama and the Canal Zone in 1956.
^ ^a ^b Henry I. Louttit, Bishop of South Florida and of Central Florida (455) was the father of Henry I. Louttit (Jr.), Bishop of Georgia (901).
^ ^a ^b Gerald F. Burrill (500) was a consecrator for his son William G. Burrill (784).
^ ^a ^b (Charles) Gresham Marmion Jr. (527) and William H. "Bill" Marmion (528) were brothers consecrated about one month apart.
^ ^a ^b Charles E. Bennison, Bishop of Western Michigan (567) was the father of Charles E. Bennison, Bishop of Pennsylvania (927).
^ ^a ^b Edward G. Longid (591) was a co-consecrator for his kinsman (probably son) and successor Robert Longid (777).
^ ^a ^b Charles B. Persell Jr. (592) was the father of William D. Persell (945).
^ ^a ^b José Ramos (641) preached at the consecration of his brother Wilfrido Ramos-Orench (960).
^ Harold Jones was the first Native American bishop in the Episcopal Church.^[35]
^ The name of Erie diocese was changed to Northwestern Pennsylvania on November 14, 1981 – during Davis' tenure.^[36]
^ Mallory was consecrated Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Botswana on January 1, 1972 in the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Christ the King in Gaborone by Paul Burrough, Bishop of Mashonaland and Dean of the Province of Central Africa, assisted by the Bishops of Matabeleland, Zululand, Bloemfontein and others. He resigned from Botswana in 1978 and from 1979 was Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of Long Island. He was accepted into full membership of the House of Bishops on his appointment to El Camino Real in 1980.^[37]
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e "A" numbers are bishops consecrated outside the American episcopate, then transferred in as assistant bishop under Title III, Canon 12, Section 5 (Constitution and Canons, 2006)
^ ^a ^b James E. Folts (889), VIII Bishop of Western Texas, is the father and co-consecrator of Jonathan Folts (1123), XI Bishop of South Dakota.
^ Soto was consecrated and installed as 2nd Bishop of Venezuela on July 11, 1987 in St. Mary's Cathedral, Caracas. James H. Ottley, Bishop of Panama and President of Province IX, presided at the ceremony. The co-consecrators were Orland U. Lindsay, primate of the West Indies; Olavo V. Luiz, primate of Brazil; and Haydn Jones, retired bishop of Venezuela.
^ The Diocese of Trinidad and Tobago, founded in 1872, had jurisdiction over Venezuela until 1967, when a constitution for a new Diocese of Venezuela in the Province of the West Indies was agreed. Pending the appointment of the first Diocesan Bishop, episcopal oversight rested with Guy Marshall (Suffragan Bishop, Trinidad and Tobago) who served from 1967 to 1974. The first independent Bishop of Venezuela was Haydn Jones 1976-1986). The Diocese was for many years extra provincial to The Episcopal Church until its admission to Province IX at the 2006 General Convention.
^ From the 19th century onwards, visiting bishops from the USA provided episcopal oversight to the American congregations in Europe. From late in the 19th century, recently retired "Bishops-in-charge" were appointed for two or three years, living in Europe for several months at a time. In 1993 that pattern changed, and a full-time, non-retired resident Bishop in Charge of the Convocation was appointed, Jeffery Rowthorn. And then, in 2001, the Convocation elected its own bishop, Pierre Whalon.
^ Guerrero was consecrated on August 12, 1995 by Cornelius Wilson, Bishop of Costa Rica; Julio Cesar Holguin-Khoury, Bishop of República Dominicana (870); and Bernardo Merino Botero, Bishop of Colombia (730); which three were assisted by Onell Soto, Bishop of Venezuela (906a); Rawle E. Douglin, Bishop of Trinidad and Tobago, Clarence Wallace Hayes Dewar, Bishop of Panamá and Haydn H. Jones, retired Bishop of Venezuela
^ William O. Gafkjen, Bishop of the India-Kentucky Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, was also a co-consecrator.
^ Allan Bjornberg, Bishop of the Rocky Mountain Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, was also a co-consecrator.
^ Thomas Skrenes, Bishop of the Northern Great Lakes Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America was also a co-consecrator.
^ Ecumenical co-consecrators of Budde were Richard H. Graham, Bishop of the Metropolitan Washington, D.C. Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and Doug Kleintop, Bishop of the Northern Province of the American Provinces of the Moravian Church.
^ Ecumenical co-consecrator of Dietsche was Robert A. Rimbo, Bishop of the Metropolitan New York Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical co-consecrator of Goff was James Mauney, Bishop of the Virginia Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical co-consecrator of McConnell was Kurt F. Kusserow, Bishop of the Southwestern Pennsylvania Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical co-consecrator of Hahn was William O. Gafkjen, Bishop of the Indiana-Kentucky Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical co-consecrator of Hougland was Kreiss, Bishop of the Southeast Michigan Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical co-consecrator of Cook was Wolfgang Herz-Lane, District Executive Minister of the Delaware-Maryland Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Cook was deposed in May 2015 by Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori following a hit and run accident that claimed the life of a bicyclist.
^ Ecumenical co-consecrator of Gates was Wilma S. Kucharek, Bishop of the Slovak Zion Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical co-consecrator of Gates was Kevin Kanouse, Bishop of the Northern Texas-Northern Louisiana of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Patrick Bell was David Brauer-Rieke, Bishop of Oregon Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Douglas Sparks was William Gafkjen, Bishop of Indiana-Kentucky Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical co-consecrator of Duncan Probe was John Stanley Macholz, Bishop of the Upstate New York Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical co-consecrator of Wright was Richard Graham, Bishop of the Metropolitan Washington DC Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows was William Gafkjen, Bishop of Indiana-Kentucky Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of John Taylor was R. Guy Erwin, Bishop of Southwest California Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Samuel Rodman was Timothy Smith, Bishop of the North Carolina Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Jennifer Brooke-Davidson was The Rev Ray Tiemann, Bishop of the Southwestern Texas Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrators for Kevin D. Nichols were Samuel R. Zeiser, Bishop of the Northeastern Pennsylvania Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and M. Blair Couch, Bishop of the Northern Province of the Moravian Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Carlye J Hughes was M. Blair Couch, Bishop of the Northern Province of the Moravian Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Michael Buerkel Hunn was the Rev. James W. Gonia, Bishop of the Rocky Mountain Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Jennifer Anne Reddall was the Rev. Deborah Hutterer, Bishop of the Grand Canyon Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Kimberly Lucas was the Rt Rev Jim Gonia, Bishop of the Rocky Mountain Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrators for Susan Brown Snook were Dr. Andy Taylor, Bishop of the Pacific Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and Dr. Kay Ward, Bishop of the Northern Province of the Moravian Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Thomas Brown was The Rev James Hazelwood, Bishop of the New England Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Megan Traquair was the Rev Mark W. Holmerud, Bishop of the Sierra Pacific Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Martha Stebbins was the Rev Laurie Jungling, Bishop of the Montana Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Lucinda Ashby was the Rev Mark Holmerud, Bishop of the Sierra Pacific Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Bonnie Perry was the Rev. Donald Kreiss, Bishop of the Southeast Michigan Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d To prevent the spread of COVID-19 attendance at the consecration was very limited, thus there were no ecumenical co-consecrators.
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Poulson Reed was the Rev. Michael K. Girlinghouse, Bishop of the Arkansas-Oklahoma Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Diana D. Akiyama was the Rev Laurie Larson Caesar, Bishop of the Oregon Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Paul-Gordon Chandler was the Rev Jim Gonia, Bishop, Rocky Mountain Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Paul-Gordon Chandler was deposed by presiding-bishop designate Mary Graves-Reeves under a Title IV accord in March 2024.
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Ruth Woodliff-Stanley was The Right Reverend G. Thomas Shelton, Bishop, The Moravian Church in America, Southern Province
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Ketlen Solak was Bishop Kurt Kusserow of the Southwestern Pennsylvania Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Betsey Monnot was Bishop Amy Current of the Southeastern Iowa Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Matthew Davis Cowden was Bishop Matthew L. Riegel of the Western Maryland Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Brian Kendall Burgess was the S. John Roth, Bishop of the Central/Southern Illinois Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Jos Tharakan was Bishop Laurie Jungling of the Montana Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Paula E. Clark was Bishop Yeheil Curry of the Metropolitan Chicago Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Phylis Spiegel was Bishop Jim Gonia of the Rocky Mountain Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Douglas F. Scharf was Bishop Robert G. Schaefer (resigned) of the Florida-Bahamas Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Jeffry W. Mello was Bishop James Hazelwood, of the New England Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Shannon R. Duckworth was Bishop Michael Rinehart, of the Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrators of E. Mark Stevenson were Lane Sapp, Bishop of the Southern Province of the Worldwide Moravian Unity and Robert F. Humphrey, Bishop of the Virginia Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Anne B. Jolly was Laura H. Barbins, Bishop of the Northeast Ohio Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrators for Matthew Heyd were Paul T. Egensteiner, Bishop of the Metropolitan New York Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and M. Blair Couch, Bishop of the Northern Province of the Moravian Church in America.
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Justin S. Holcomb was Bishop Matthew L. Riegel of the Western Maryland Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Sally French was Bishop M. Blair Couch of the Morovian Church in North America and Bishop Patricia Ann Curtis Davenport of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of David Read was Bishop Susan J. Briner, Bishop of the Southwestern Texas Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrators of Carrie Schofield-Broadbent were Bishop William J. Gohl, Jr., Bishop of the Delaware-Maryland Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and Bishop M. Blair Couch, Bishop of the Northern Province, Moravian Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Ann Ritonia was Bishop William J. Gohl, Jr., Bishop of the Delaware-Maryland Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of John Harmon was Bishop Becca Middeke-Conlin of the Arkansas-Oklahoma Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Kristin White was Bishop Suzanne Darcy Dillahunt of the Southern Ohio Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrators of Jeremiah Williamson was Bishop Lee M. Miller II of the Upstate New York Synod of the Southern Ohio Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and Bishop Blair Couch of the Northern Province of the Moravian Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Austin Rios was Bishop Jeff R. Johnson of the Sierra Pacific Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Kara Wagner Sherer was Bishop Lee Miller II of the Upstate New York Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrators of Phil LaBelle were Bishop Richard Jaech of the Southwestern Washington Synod and Bishop Shelly Bryan Wee of the Northwest Washington Synod, both of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
^ Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Julia Whitworth was Bishop Nathan D. Pipho of the New England Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

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[102] Stanton retired on May 31, 2014.^[38]

[8] Bass also oversaw churches in New Hampshire and Maine.

[14] Eastern Diocese included Vermont and Maine.

[griswold-15] Alexander Viets Griswold (12 & PB5), Sheldon Munson Griswold (213) and Frank T. Griswold (794 & PB25) are cousins through their ancestor Edward Griswold (1607–1690).

[chase-22] Philander Chase (18 & PB6) was the principal consecrator of his fourth cousin Carlton Chase (42).

[onderdonk-25] Henry U. Onderdonk (21) was a co-consecrator of his younger brother Benjamin T. Onderdonk (24). They were the first brothers to be Episcopal bishops. Calvin Schofield Jr. (728) is descended from the Onderdonk family.

[doane-26] George Washington Doane (29) was the father of William Croswell Doane (92).

[elliott-27] Stephen Elliott (37) was the father of Robert W. B. Elliott (106).

[boone-28] William Jones Boone, first Bishop of Shanghai (45) was the father of William Jones Boone, fourth Bishop of Shanghai (135).

[potter-30] Alonzo Potter (48) and Horatio Potter (62) were brothers; Alonzo was the father of Henry C. Potter (131).

[green-31] William Mercer Green, first Bishop of Mississippi (51) was the grandfather of William Mercer Green, fourth Bishop of Mississippi (299).

[Liberia-33] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k First bishops were sent to the Missionary District of Cape Palmas and Parts Adjacent. The name of the jurisdiction was changed to the Missionary District of Liberia on October 17, 1913, and to the Episcopal Diocese of Liberia on January 1, 1970. On March 18, 1982, the diocese joined the Church of the Province of West Africa.^[22]

[nyprov-35] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Numbering according to diocesan website.^[23] Other sources, including Episcopal Church Annual, list Wainwright as provisional only, with successors numbered one less than this list.

[Oregon-37] Later to become dioceses of Oregon, Eastern Oregon, Spokane, Olympia, Idaho and western Montana.^[24]

[wilmer-38] Richard Hooker Wilmer (72) was a co-consecrator of his first cousin Joseph Pere Bell Wilmer (80).

[huntington-39] Frederic Dan Huntington (93) and Daniel Trumbull Huntington (259) are cousins through their ancestor Simon Huntingdon (d. 1663).

[centpa-41] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o Diocese of Pennsylvania was divided in 1871, with the western portion named Diocese of Central Pennsylvania and Reading made the see city. The see was moved to Bethlehem in 1890. In 1904, the diocese was divided, with the eastern part keeping the name Central Pennsylvania and the western half taking the name Diocese of Harrisburg. The eastern diocese changed its name to Bethlehem in 1909, and Harrisburg changed its name to Central Pennsylvania beginning in 1972. Therefore, the original and current dioceses of Central Pennsylvania are not in fact the same jurisdiction.^[25]

[paddock-42] Benjamin Henry Paddock (102) and John A. Paddock (127) were brothers; John was the father of Robert L. Paddock (235).

[44] The name of the Wisconsin diocese was changed to Milwaukee on June 16, 1886 – during the elder Edward R. Welles' tenure.^[26]

[scakni-45] John Scarborough (111) was the principal consecrator for his son-in-law Edward J. Knight (236).

[penick-46] Charles Clifton Penick (117) was the granduncle of Edwin A. Penick (322).

[48] The name of Northern New Jersey diocese changed to Newark on May 19, 1886 – during Starkey's tenure.^[27]

[50] Missionary District of Western Texas became the Diocese of West Texas in 1904.^[28]

[davies-51] Thomas Frederick Davies, Bishop of Michigan (152) was the father of Thomas Frederick Davies, Bishop of Western Massachusetts (254).

[nichols-52] William Ford Nichols (154) was the father of John W. Nichols (387).

[kinsolving-53] George Herbert Kinsolving (162) was a brother of Lucien Lee Kinsolving (MB1), who was the father of Arthur B. Kinsolving II (456), who was a co-consecrator for his second cousin, Charles J. Kinsolving III (525) (their mutual great-grandfather was George Washington Kinsolving).

[sofla-54] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Episcopal Diocese of South Florida (originally constituted as Southern Florida) was divided in 1969 into the dioceses of Central Florida, Southeast Florida, and Southwest Florida. South Florida's bishops are listed as predecessor bishops to all three.

[grayc-55] William Crane Gray (164) was the father of Campbell Gray (342), who was himself the father of Francis Campbell Gray (815).

[capers-56] Ellison Capers (169) was the son of Methodist bishop William Capers and the father of William T. Capers (270).

[lawrence-57] William Lawrence (171) was the father and primary consecrator of William Appleton Lawrence (398), who was a co-consecrator of his own brother Frederic C. Lawrence (547).

[brewster-58] Chauncey B. Brewster (183) was a co-consecrator for his brother Benjamin Brewster (242).

[60] The name of the Boise missionary district changed to Idaho in 1907 – during Starkey's tenure.^[29]

[62] The name of Indiana diocese changed to Indianapolis on September 1, 1902 – during Francis' tenure.^[30]

[gravatt-63] William Loyall Gravatt (194) was a co-consecrator for his nephew John J. Gravatt (417).

[mann-64] Cameron Mann (201) was the primary consecrator for his brother Alexander Mann (329).

[philipp-66] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m Missionary District of the Philippine Islands in the United States of America was divided into three dioceses in 1972: Central, Northern and Southern. Northern Luzon was constituted in 1986 and North Central Philippines in 1989. In 1990, they formed the autonomous Episcopal Church in the Philippines.^[31]

[puerto-68] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Puerto Rico became a missionary district in 1901. In 1979, General Convention granted the diocese independence, making it extraprovincial to the Episcopal Church. It was admitted as a diocese in 2003.^[32]

[tucker-69] Beverley D. Tucker (233) was the father of Henry St. George Tucker (258 & PB19) and Beverley Dandridge Tucker (409). Henry was the primary consecrator for his brother.

[:0-70] James Ridout Winchester (253) was the grandfather of James Winchester Montgomery (587).

[page-72] Herman Page, fourth Bishop of Northern Michigan (279) was the father of Herman Page, fifth Bishop of Northern Michigan (436). The son was chosen to follow his father as Bishop of Northern Michigan.^[33]

[colored-73] Demby (296) and Delany (298) were appointed as suffragan bishops "for colored work."

[mize-74] Robert H. Mize (314) was the father of Bob Mize, Bishop of Damaraland. Bob was received into the Episcopal Church in 1970.

[75] Bishop of Haiti and in charge of the Dominican Republic, 1928-1934; Mission District of Haiti and the Dominican Republic, 1934; diocesan bishop, Dominican Republic, 1934-1940; mission district, 1940; bishop in charge, 1940-1943

[mitchell-76] Walter Mitchell (350) was the primary consecrator for his brother Richard Bland Mitchell (412).

[creighton-77] Frank W. Creighton (351) was the father of William Creighton (564), who was himself the father of Michael W. Creighton (910).

[79] The name of Marquette diocese changed to Northern Michigan on June 2, 1937 – during Ablewhite's tenure.^[34]

[gooden-80] Robert Burton Gooden (370) was a co-consecrator for his son Reginald H. Gooden (454).

[sherrill-81] Henry Knox Sherrill (372 & PB20) was the principal consecrator of his son Edmund Sherrill (560).

[82] Before c. 1940, Hunter Brown's (377) full name was Wyatt Hunter Brown (Sr.); his given name was Wyatt Brown (Sr.).

[loring-83] Oliver Leland Loring (427) and Richard T. Loring (471) were brothers.

[graydm-84] Duncan M. Gray (437) was the father of Duncan M. Gray Jr. (698), who was himself the father (and a co-consecrator) of Duncan M. Gray III (956).

[heistand-85] J. Thomas Heistand (438) was a co-consecrator of his son Joseph T. Heistand (714).

[86] Central America separated from Panama and the Canal Zone in 1956.

[louttit-87] Henry I. Louttit, Bishop of South Florida and of Central Florida (455) was the father of Henry I. Louttit (Jr.), Bishop of Georgia (901).

[burrill-88] Gerald F. Burrill (500) was a consecrator for his son William G. Burrill (784).

[marmion-89] (Charles) Gresham Marmion Jr. (527) and William H. "Bill" Marmion (528) were brothers consecrated about one month apart.

[bennison-90] Charles E. Bennison, Bishop of Western Michigan (567) was the father of Charles E. Bennison, Bishop of Pennsylvania (927).

[longid-91] Edward G. Longid (591) was a co-consecrator for his kinsman (probably son) and successor Robert Longid (777).

[persell-92] Charles B. Persell Jr. (592) was the father of William D. Persell (945).

[ramosorench-93] José Ramos (641) preached at the consecration of his brother Wilfrido Ramos-Orench (960).

[95] Harold Jones was the first Native American bishop in the Episcopal Church.^[35]

[97] The name of Erie diocese was changed to Northwestern Pennsylvania on November 14, 1981 – during Davis' tenure.^[36]

[99] Mallory was consecrated Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Botswana on January 1, 1972 in the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Christ the King in Gaborone by Paul Burrough, Bishop of Mashonaland and Dean of the Province of Central Africa, assisted by the Bishops of Matabeleland, Zululand, Bloemfontein and others. He resigned from Botswana in 1978 and from 1979 was Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of Long Island. He was accepted into full membership of the House of Bishops on his appointment to El Camino Real in 1980.^[37]

[transfer-100] "A" numbers are bishops consecrated outside the American episcopate, then transferred in as assistant bishop under Title III, Canon 12, Section 5 (Constitution and Canons, 2006)

[”folts”-103] James E. Folts (889), VIII Bishop of Western Texas, is the father and co-consecrator of Jonathan Folts (1123), XI Bishop of South Dakota.

[104] Soto was consecrated and installed as 2nd Bishop of Venezuela on July 11, 1987 in St. Mary's Cathedral, Caracas. James H. Ottley, Bishop of Panama and President of Province IX, presided at the ceremony. The co-consecrators were Orland U. Lindsay, primate of the West Indies; Olavo V. Luiz, primate of Brazil; and Haydn Jones, retired bishop of Venezuela.

[105] The Diocese of Trinidad and Tobago, founded in 1872, had jurisdiction over Venezuela until 1967, when a constitution for a new Diocese of Venezuela in the Province of the West Indies was agreed. Pending the appointment of the first Diocesan Bishop, episcopal oversight rested with Guy Marshall (Suffragan Bishop, Trinidad and Tobago) who served from 1967 to 1974. The first independent Bishop of Venezuela was Haydn Jones 1976-1986). The Diocese was for many years extra provincial to The Episcopal Church until its admission to Province IX at the 2006 General Convention.

[111] From the 19th century onwards, visiting bishops from the USA provided episcopal oversight to the American congregations in Europe. From late in the 19th century, recently retired "Bishops-in-charge" were appointed for two or three years, living in Europe for several months at a time. In 1993 that pattern changed, and a full-time, non-retired resident Bishop in Charge of the Convocation was appointed, Jeffery Rowthorn. And then, in 2001, the Convocation elected its own bishop, Pierre Whalon.

[114] Guerrero was consecrated on August 12, 1995 by Cornelius Wilson, Bishop of Costa Rica; Julio Cesar Holguin-Khoury, Bishop of República Dominicana (870); and Bernardo Merino Botero, Bishop of Colombia (730); which three were assisted by Onell Soto, Bishop of Venezuela (906a); Rawle E. Douglin, Bishop of Trinidad and Tobago, Clarence Wallace Hayes Dewar, Bishop of Panamá and Haydn H. Jones, retired Bishop of Venezuela

[119] William O. Gafkjen, Bishop of the India-Kentucky Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, was also a co-consecrator.

[120] Allan Bjornberg, Bishop of the Rocky Mountain Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, was also a co-consecrator.

[125] Thomas Skrenes, Bishop of the Northern Great Lakes Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America was also a co-consecrator.

[budde-129] Ecumenical co-consecrators of Budde were Richard H. Graham, Bishop of the Metropolitan Washington, D.C. Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and Doug Kleintop, Bishop of the Northern Province of the American Provinces of the Moravian Church.

[dietsche-131] Ecumenical co-consecrator of Dietsche was Robert A. Rimbo, Bishop of the Metropolitan New York Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[goff-136] Ecumenical co-consecrator of Goff was James Mauney, Bishop of the Virginia Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[mcconnell-141] Ecumenical co-consecrator of McConnell was Kurt F. Kusserow, Bishop of the Southwestern Pennsylvania Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[hahn-147] Ecumenical co-consecrator of Hahn was William O. Gafkjen, Bishop of the Indiana-Kentucky Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[hougland-152] Ecumenical co-consecrator of Hougland was Kreiss, Bishop of the Southeast Michigan Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[cook-160] Ecumenical co-consecrator of Cook was Wolfgang Herz-Lane, District Executive Minister of the Delaware-Maryland Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[cook2-162] Cook was deposed in May 2015 by Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori following a hit and run accident that claimed the life of a bicyclist.

[gates-163] Ecumenical co-consecrator of Gates was Wilma S. Kucharek, Bishop of the Slovak Zion Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[sumner-170] Ecumenical co-consecrator of Gates was Kevin Kanouse, Bishop of the Northern Texas-Northern Louisiana of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[bell-175] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Patrick Bell was David Brauer-Rieke, Bishop of Oregon Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[sparks-177] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Douglas Sparks was William Gafkjen, Bishop of Indiana-Kentucky Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[dprobe-181] Ecumenical co-consecrator of Duncan Probe was John Stanley Macholz, Bishop of the Upstate New York Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[wright-183] Ecumenical co-consecrator of Wright was Richard Graham, Bishop of the Metropolitan Washington DC Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[baskerville-burrows-186] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows was William Gafkjen, Bishop of Indiana-Kentucky Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[taylor-188] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of John Taylor was R. Guy Erwin, Bishop of Southwest California Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[190] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Samuel Rodman was Timothy Smith, Bishop of the North Carolina Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[193] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Jennifer Brooke-Davidson was The Rev Ray Tiemann, Bishop of the Southwestern Texas Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[knichols-198] Ecumenical Co-consecrators for Kevin D. Nichols were Samuel R. Zeiser, Bishop of the Northeastern Pennsylvania Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and M. Blair Couch, Bishop of the Northern Province of the Moravian Church in America

[200] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Carlye J Hughes was M. Blair Couch, Bishop of the Northern Province of the Moravian Church in America

[202] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Michael Buerkel Hunn was the Rev. James W. Gonia, Bishop of the Rocky Mountain Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[206] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Jennifer Anne Reddall was the Rev. Deborah Hutterer, Bishop of the Grand Canyon Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[211] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Kimberly Lucas was the Rt Rev Jim Gonia, Bishop of the Rocky Mountain Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[214] Ecumenical Co-consecrators for Susan Brown Snook were Dr. Andy Taylor, Bishop of the Pacific Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and Dr. Kay Ward, Bishop of the Northern Province of the Moravian Church in America

[216] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Thomas Brown was The Rev James Hazelwood, Bishop of the New England Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[218] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Megan Traquair was the Rev Mark W. Holmerud, Bishop of the Sierra Pacific Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[222] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Martha Stebbins was the Rev Laurie Jungling, Bishop of the Montana Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[224] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Lucinda Ashby was the Rev Mark Holmerud, Bishop of the Sierra Pacific Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[227] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Bonnie Perry was the Rev. Donald Kreiss, Bishop of the Southeast Michigan Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[prevent-231] To prevent the spread of COVID-19 attendance at the consecration was very limited, thus there were no ecumenical co-consecrators.

[233] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Poulson Reed was the Rev. Michael K. Girlinghouse, Bishop of the Arkansas-Oklahoma Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[238] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Diana D. Akiyama was the Rev Laurie Larson Caesar, Bishop of the Oregon Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[240] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Paul-Gordon Chandler was the Rev Jim Gonia, Bishop, Rocky Mountain Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[chandler-243] Paul-Gordon Chandler was deposed by presiding-bishop designate Mary Graves-Reeves under a Title IV accord in March 2024.

[244] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Ruth Woodliff-Stanley was The Right Reverend G. Thomas Shelton, Bishop, The Moravian Church in America, Southern Province

[246] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Ketlen Solak was Bishop Kurt Kusserow of the Southwestern Pennsylvania Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[248] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Betsey Monnot was Bishop Amy Current of the Southeastern Iowa Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[253] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Matthew Davis Cowden was Bishop Matthew L. Riegel of the Western Maryland Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[255] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Brian Kendall Burgess was the S. John Roth, Bishop of the Central/Southern Illinois Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[256] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Jos Tharakan was Bishop Laurie Jungling of the Montana Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[258] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Paula E. Clark was Bishop Yeheil Curry of the Metropolitan Chicago Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[260] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Phylis Spiegel was Bishop Jim Gonia of the Rocky Mountain Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[262] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Douglas F. Scharf was Bishop Robert G. Schaefer (resigned) of the Florida-Bahamas Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[265] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Jeffry W. Mello was Bishop James Hazelwood, of the New England Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[267] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Shannon R. Duckworth was Bishop Michael Rinehart, of the Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[269] Ecumenical Co-consecrators of E. Mark Stevenson were Lane Sapp, Bishop of the Southern Province of the Worldwide Moravian Unity and Robert F. Humphrey, Bishop of the Virginia Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

[272] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Anne B. Jolly was Laura H. Barbins, Bishop of the Northeast Ohio Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[274] Ecumenical Co-consecrators for Matthew Heyd were Paul T. Egensteiner, Bishop of the Metropolitan New York Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and M. Blair Couch, Bishop of the Northern Province of the Moravian Church in America.

[275] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Justin S. Holcomb was Bishop Matthew L. Riegel of the Western Maryland Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[277] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Sally French was Bishop M. Blair Couch of the Morovian Church in North America and Bishop Patricia Ann Curtis Davenport of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[278] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of David Read was Bishop Susan J. Briner, Bishop of the Southwestern Texas Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[280] Ecumenical Co-consecrators of Carrie Schofield-Broadbent were Bishop William J. Gohl, Jr., Bishop of the Delaware-Maryland Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and Bishop M. Blair Couch, Bishop of the Northern Province, Moravian Church in America

[282] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Ann Ritonia was Bishop William J. Gohl, Jr., Bishop of the Delaware-Maryland Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[284] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of John Harmon was Bishop Becca Middeke-Conlin of the Arkansas-Oklahoma Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[286] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Kristin White was Bishop Suzanne Darcy Dillahunt of the Southern Ohio Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[288] Ecumenical Co-consecrators of Jeremiah Williamson was Bishop Lee M. Miller II of the Upstate New York Synod of the Southern Ohio Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and Bishop Blair Couch of the Northern Province of the Moravian Church in America

[290] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Austin Rios was Bishop Jeff R. Johnson of the Sierra Pacific Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[292] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Kara Wagner Sherer was Bishop Lee Miller II of the Upstate New York Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[295] Ecumenical Co-consecrators of Phil LaBelle were Bishop Richard Jaech of the Southwestern Washington Synod and Bishop Shelly Bryan Wee of the Northwest Washington Synod, both of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[297] Ecumenical Co-consecrator of Julia Whitworth was Bishop Nathan D. Pipho of the New England Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

[FOOTNOTEPerry1895[httpsarchiveorgstreamcu31924050995525pagen103mode1up_2]-1] Perry 1895, p. 2.

[FOOTNOTEPerry1895[httpsarchiveorgstreamcu31924050995525pagen113mode1up_6]–[httpsarchiveorgstreamcu31924050995525pagen118mode1up_7]-2] Perry 1895, pp. 6–7.

[FOOTNOTEPerry1895[httpsarchiveorgstreamcu31924050995525pagen113mode1up_6]–[httpsarchiveorgstreamcu31924050995525pagen118mode1up_7],_[httpsarchiveorgstreamcu31924050995525pagen120mode1up_9]-3] Perry 1895, pp. 6–7, 9.

[FOOTNOTEPerry1895[httpsarchiveorgstreamcu31924050995525pagen122mode1up_11]-4] Perry 1895, p. 11.

[FOOTNOTEPerry1895[httpsarchiveorgstreamcu31924050995525pagen124mode1up_13]-5] Perry 1895, p. 13.

[FOOTNOTEPerry1895[httpsarchiveorgstreamcu31924050995525pagen126mode1up_15]-6] Perry 1895, p. 15.

[FOOTNOTEPerry1895[httpsarchiveorgstreamcu31924050995525pagen128mode1up_17]-7] Perry 1895, p. 17.

[FOOTNOTEPerry1895[httpsarchiveorgstreamcu31924050995525pagen130mode1up_19]-9] Perry 1895, p. 19.

[FOOTNOTEPerry1895[httpsarchiveorgstreamcu31924050995525pagen132mode1up_21]-10] Perry 1895, p. 21.

[FOOTNOTEPerry1895[httpsarchiveorgstreamcu31924050995525pagen134mode1up_23]-11] Perry 1895, p. 23.

[FOOTNOTEPerry1895[httpsarchiveorgstreamcu31924050995525pagen136mode1up_25]-12] Perry 1895, p. 25.

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[FOOTNOTEPerry1895[httpsarchiveorgstreamcu31924050995525pagen146mode1up_35]-18] Perry 1895, p. 35.

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[N 58]

[N 59]

[N 60]

[N 61]

[N 62]

[N 63]

[R 1]

[N 64]

[N 65]

[N 66]

[39]

[40]

[41]

[42]

[43]

[N 67]

[44]

[45]

[N 68]

[46]

[47]

[48]

v t e Episcopal Church in the United States of America
Structure and law	General Convention (House of Bishops, House of Deputies; list) Canon law Dioceses List of bishops (presiding bishops)
Other	History Calendar of saints Seminaries and colleges affiliated Book of Common Prayer (1979, Anglican Service Book) Custodian of the Standard Book of Common Prayer Cathedrals