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WESTON, Sullivan Hardy, clergyman, born in Bristol, Maine, 7 October, 1816 ; died in New York city, 14 October, 1887. He was graduated at Wesleyan university in 1841, was ordained deacon in Trinity church, New York city, in 1847, and priest in the same church in 1852. His ministerial life was passed in Trinity parish, of which he was an assistant minister, in special charge of St. John's chapel. He was elected bishop of Texas in 1852, but declined the office. He served as chaplain to the 7th New York regiment, and accompanied that regiment to Washington, in 1861, at the opening of the civil war, and again when the regiment volunteered in the summer of 1868. The degree of D. D. was conferred upon him by Columbia in 1861.
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