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William Loyall Gravatt born 1859, died 1942
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English: The Rt. Rev. WIlliam Loyall Gravatt, Bishop Coadjutor of West Virginia. Consecrated November 10, 1899. |
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| Source | Samuel Hart, The House of Bishops : the latest portraits of the living bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States in the order of consecration : also a composite group of the House of Bishops which met in Richmond in 1859, New York, Churchman Company, 1913. Original from Princeton University. Digital image courtesy of HathiTrust. | |||
| Author | Samuel Hart. | |||
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