Hobart, John Henry, 1775-1830
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Hobart, John Henry
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Hobart, John Henry (New York)
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Hobart, John Henry, active 19th century, Bishop of New York
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Hobart, John Henry, active 19th century, Bishop of New York
Hobart, J. H. 1775-1830
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Hobart Bishop 1775-1830
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Hobart Bishop 1775-1830
Hobart, John Henry, fl. 19th century
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Hobart, J. H. 1775-1830 (John Henry),
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Hobart, J. H. 1775-1830 (John Henry),
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Hobart, Bishop 1775-1830 (John Henry),
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Episcopal Bishop of New York.
John Henry Hobart was born in Philadelphia, Pa. He graduated from the College of New Jersey (now Princeton University) in 1793; returned there in 1795 as a tutor, studied for the ministry, and received the degeree of A.M. in 1796. In 1801 he was ordained priest in New York. His abilities, energy and devotion to Episcopalianism made him a leader of the church. Through his personal influence and his writings he did much to awaken loyalty and a sense of responsibility in clergy and laity and to strenghthen the church which had suffered greatly during the Revolution and the constructive period of the United States.
Episcopal bishop, founder of a Geneva, N.Y. college eventually named for him.
Protestant Episcopal Bishop of New York and founder of Hobart College and the General Theological Seminary; born in Philadelphia the son of merchant and ship's captain Enoch Hobart and Hannah Pratt Hobart.
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