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Henry Benjamin Whipple was born on February 15, 1822, in Adams, New York. He was educated at a private boarding school in Clinton, New York, and at Jefferson County Institute in Watertown, New York. In 1839, he attended Oberlin Collegiate Institute, but his health failed and his physician recommended an active business life.
Our Merciful Saviour was founded by Bishop Henry Benjamin Whipple, who is buried beneath the altar. In 1941 St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral in Minneapolis was dedicated as the seat of the bishop for the Episcopal Diocese of Minnesota, but the Cathedral of Our Merciful Saviour retains its status as a full cathedral as well.
Evangeline was an "intimate friend" of Whipple's first wife Cornelia Wright Whipple, a daughter of Benjamin Wright of Jefferson County, whom he married in 1842 and who died in 1890 from injuries sustained in a railroad accident. [5] Bishop Whipple married Evangeline in 1896, [5] moved to Minnesota, and changed her legal family name to Whipple ...
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 ...
Henry Benjamin Whipple, Episcopal Bishop and advocate for the Native Americans, First Bishop of the Diocese of Minnesota; Science. See also: Nobel laureates.
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In 1867 Bishop Henry Benjamin Whipple ordained Enmegahbowh a priest. [5] ... While Whipple was the broker, Enmegahbowh was the implementer. While Whipple would come ...
Rev. Henry Benjamin Whipple (1860) In May 1863, 1,318 Dakota non-combatants who had been interned at Fort Snelling were removed from Minnesota on steamships carrying them to Crow Creek Reservation. [39] Taopi was among the seven or eight Dakota and mixed-blood men who were allowed to remain in Minnesota, together with their families. Taopi ...