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Bishops of Chung Hua Sheng Kung Hui, 1912–1958 歷任中華聖公會主教, 1912–1958 Bishops of Chung Hua Sheng Kung Hui, 1912–1958 2021.04.20 Version (2) Bishops of Chung Hua Sheng Kung Hui, 1912–1958 歷任中華聖公會主教, 1912–1958 Name (English) 英文姓名 Name Nationality Date of Birth Date of Death Date of Place of Episcopal Duration of (Chinese) (City/ Province) 出生日期 離世日期 Consecration Consecration Jurisdiction/Diocese Bishopric 中文姓名 國籍 (城市/省份) 祝聖日期 祝聖地點 管轄地區/教區 主教任期 Gerard Heath Lander 倫義華 English 1860.08.14 1934.11.14 1907.06.29 Lambeth Parish Church South China/ 1907–1920 英國 英國蘭伯牧區聖堂 Hong Kong/ Victoria 華南/香港/維多利亞 Francis (“Frank”) Lushington 鄂方智 English 1864.09.01 1945.07.02 1914.01.01 Canterbury Cathedral North China 1913–1940 Norris 英國 英國坎特伯利座堂 華北 John Hind 恒約翰 Irish 1879.02.17 1958.07.07 1918.10.18 Lambeth Palace Chapel Fukien 1918–1940 愛爾蘭 英國蘭伯皇宮小聖堂 (Fujian) 福建 Sing Tsae-Seng Shen 沈載琛 Chinese 1861.11.17 1940.09.07 1918.10.02 Church of Our Saviour’s Chekiang 1918–1931 Tsai-Sheng (T. S.) 原名：沈再生 Ningpo (Ningbo) Church, Shanghai (Zhejiang) Assistant Shen Zaichen 中國 中國上海救主堂 浙江 Bishop 寧波 Charles Ridley Duppuy 杜培義 English 1881.09.22 1944.09.26 1920.06.24 St. Paul’s Cathedral, South China/ 1920–1932 都培禮 英國 London Hong Kong/ Victoria 英國倫敦聖保羅座堂 華南/香港/維多利亞 Thomas Arnold Scott 史多馬 English 1879.06.09 1956.03.29 1921.07.25 Westminster Abbey Shantung 1920–1940; 英國 英國西敏寺 (Shangdong) 1940–1950 North China 山東華北 Howard West Kilvinton Mowll 慕而立 English 1890.02.02 1958.10.24 1922.06.24 Westminster Abbey West China 1922–1926; 莫如德 英國 英國西敏寺 華西 Assistant Bishop 1926–1933 1 Bishops of Chung Hua Sheng Kung Hui, 1912–1958 2021.04.20 Version Name (English) 英文姓名 Name Nationality Date of Birth Date of Death Date of Place of Episcopal Duration of (Chinese) (City/Province) 出生日期 離世日期 Consecration Consecration Jurisdiction/Diocese Bishopric 中文姓名 國籍 (城市/省份) 祝聖日期 祝聖地點 管轄地區/教區 主教任期 John Holden 侯禮敦 English 1882 1949.08.14 1923.07.25 Lambeth Palace Chapel Kwangsi, Hunan 1924–1933; 英國 英國蘭伯皇宮小聖堂 (Guangxi-Hunan) 1933–1936; West China 1936–1937 West Szechuan (Sichuan) 桂湘 華西 西川 Ding Ing-Ong 陳永恩 Chinese 1873 1951 1927.11.01 All Saints’ Church, Fukien 1927–1940 K. O. Ding Fukien Shanghai (Fujian) Assistant Ch’en Yun-en (Fujian) 中國上海諸聖堂 福建 Bishop Chen Yong’en 中國 福建 John Curtis 邱約翰 Irish 1880.03.15 1962.07.11 1929.01.06 Christ Church Chekiang 1928–1950 愛爾蘭 Pro-Cathedral, Ningpo (Zhejiang) (Ningbo) 浙江 中國寧波 基督代主教座堂 Ku Ho Lin(g) 古鶴齡 Chinese 1876 1970 1929.06.16 St. John’s Cathedral, West China 1929–1947 Gu He-ling 又名古壽之 Szechuan Paoning (Baoning), East Szechuan Assistant (Sichuan) Szechuan (Sichuan) (Sichuan) Bishop 中國 中國四川保寧 華西 四川 聖約翰座堂 東川 Song Ch’eng-Tsi 宋誠之 Chinese 1893 1955 1929.06.29 St. Thomas Church, West China 1929–1937; Song Ch’eng-chih Szechuan Mienchu (Mianzhu), West Szechuan Assistant C. T. Sung (Sichuan) Szechuan (Sichuan) (Sichuan) Bishop Song Chengzhi 中國 中國四川綿竹市 華西 1937– 1950 四川 聖多馬堂 西川 2 Bishops of Chung Hua Sheng Kung Hui, 1912–1958 2021.04.20 Version Name (English) 英文姓名 Name Nationality Date of Birth Date of Death Date of Place of Episcopal Duration of (Chinese) (City/ Province) 出生日期 離世日期 Consecration Consecration Jurisdiction/Diocese Bishopric 中文姓名 國籍 (城市/省份) 祝聖日期 祝聖地點 管轄地區/教區 主教任期 Ronald Owen Hall 何明華 English 1895.07.22 1975.04.22 1932.10.28 St. Paul’s Cathedral, South China/ 1932–1966 英國 London Hong Kong/ Victoria 英國倫敦聖保羅座堂 華南/香港/維多利亞 Percy Stevens 司博習 English 1882.05.21 1966.07.07 1933.12.24 St. Paul’s Cathedral, Kwangsi, Hunan 1933–1949 英國 Hankow (Hankou) (Guangxi-Hunan) 中國漢口聖保羅堂 桂湘 John Williams Nichols 聶高萊 American 1878.02.28 1940.09.10 1934.11.01 St. Mary’s Hall School Shanghai 1934–1938 美國 Chapel, Shanghai Jiangsu Assistant 中國上海 上海江蘇 Bishop 聖馬利亞書院小聖堂 Shen Tzü Kao 沈子高 Chinese 1895.08 1982.10.21 1934.06.09 All Saints’ Church, Shensi 1934–1947 T. K. Shen 字炎若 Shanghai Shanghai (Shaanxi) Shen Zigao 中國 中國上海諸聖堂 陝西 上海 Philip Lindel Tsen 鄭和甫 Chinese 1885.01.07 1954.06.06 1929.02.24 St. Paul’s Cathedral, Honan 1928–1935; Tsen Ho-p’u Anhui Hankow (Hankou) (Henan) Assistant Zheng Hefu 中國 中國漢口 河南 Bishop 安徽 聖保羅座堂 1935–1954 Mo Shou-tseng 莫壽增 Chinese 1866.09.21 1943.04.17 1935.01.25 St. John’s Cathedral, Hong Kong/ Victoria 1935–1943 Mok Shau Tsang Guangdong Hong Kong 香港/維多利亞 Assistant S. T. Mok 中國 香港聖約翰座堂 Bishop Mo Shouzeng 廣東 Frank Houghton 華福蘭 English 1894 1972.01.25 1937.01.25 Shun-King East Szechuan 1937–1940 英國 (Sichuan) 東川 3 Bishops of Chung Hua Sheng Kung Hui, 1912–1958 2021.04.20 Version Name (English) 英文姓名 Name Nationality Date of Birth Date of Death Date of Place of Episcopal Duration of (Chinese) (City/ Province) 出生日期 離世日期 Consecration Consecration Jurisdiction/Diocese Bishopric 中文姓名 國籍 (城市/省份) 祝聖日期 祝聖地點 管轄地區/教區 主教任期 Alfred Alonzo (A. A.) Gilman 孟良佐 American 1878.08.03 1966.09.13 1925.03.04 St. Paul’s Cathedral, Hankow 1925–1937; 美國 Hankow (Hankou) 漢口 Assistant 中國漢口 Bishop 聖保羅座堂 1938–1948 William Payne Roberts 羅培德 American 1888.02.21 1971.05.03 1937.11.30 St. John’s Pro-Cathedral, Shanghai 1937–1950 美國 Shanghai Jiangsu 中國上海聖約翰 上海江蘇 代主教座堂 Christopher Birdwood Roussel 舒展 English 1906.06.04 1943.08.08 1938.11.30 St. John’s Cathedral, Fukien 1938–; (C. B. R.) Sargent 英國 Hong Kong (Fujian) Assistant 香港聖約翰座堂 福建 Bishop 1940–1943 Addison Ki-song Hsü 徐繼崧 Chinese 1898 年 1977.07.21 1941.02.16 Church of Our Saviour, Kwangsi-Hunan 1938–1950; Xu Jisong Hunan 農歷二月初 Shanghai (Guangxi-Hunan) Assistant 中國 七 中國上海救主堂 桂湘 Bishop 湖南省湘潭 1950– John Wellington 韋約翰 English 1889.12.28 1976.09.11 1940.06.29 Cathedral of Our Saviour, Shantung 1940–1950 英國 Peking (Bejing) (Shandong) 中國北京(北平) 山東 救主座堂 Kenneth Graham (K. G.) Bevan 貝益芬 English 1898.09.27 1993.12.03 1940.10.18 Holy Trinity Cathedral, Kwangsi-Hunan 1940–1950 英國 Shanghai (Guangxi-Hunan) 中國上海聖三一座堂 East Szechuan (Sichuan) 桂湘 東川 Robin Chien-tsen Chen 陳見真 Chinese 1894 1969 1940.11.30 St. Lioba’s Chapel, Wuhu Anking (Anqing) 1940–1950; Ch’en Chien-chen Wuhan 中國蕪湖小聖堂 安慶 Assistant Ch’en Chien-Tsen 中國 Bishop Chen Jianzhen 武漢 1950– 4 Bishops of Chung Hua Sheng Kung Hui, 1912–1958 2021.04.20 Version Name (English) 英文姓名 Name Nationality Date of Birth Date of Death Date of Place of Episcopal Duration of (Chinese) (City/ Province) 出生日期 離世日期 Consecration Consecration Jurisdiction/Diocese Bishopric 中文姓名 國籍 (城市/省份) 祝聖日期 祝聖地點 管轄地區/教區 主教任期 Tsu Yu-yü 朱友漁 Chinese 1886.12.18 1986.04.13 1940.05.01 Holy Trinity Cathedral, Hong Kong/ Victoria 1940–1946 Andrew Yu-Yue Tsu Shanghai Shanghai 香港/維多利亞 Assistant Andrew Tsu 中國 中國上海聖三一座堂 Bishop Zhu Youyu 上海 Lloyd Rutherford Craighill 葛興仁 American 1886.09.03 1971.03.13 1940.11.30 St. Lioba’s Chapel, Wuhu Anking (Anqing) 1940–1949 葛萊興 美國 中國蕪湖 安慶 聖李奧巴小聖堂 Yü En-ssu 俞恩嗣 Chinese 1944.05 1942.05 St. John’s Pro-Cathedral, Shanghai 1941–1944 E. S. Yu Shanghai Shanghai Jiangsu Assistant Yu Ensi 中國 中國上海 上海江蘇 Bishop 上海 聖約翰代主教座堂 Francis Yu-Shan Tseng 曾友山 Chinese 1911.02.16 1994.07.29 1949.03.20 Church of Our Saviour, Honan 1942–1956; Zeng Youshan Honan (Henan) Shanghai (Henan) Assistant 中國 中國上海救主堂 河南 Bishop 河南 1956- Harold Alexander (H. A.) 馬克遜 English 1897.12.17 1975.12.30 1943.05.30 Chengdu, China West Szechuan 1943–1950 Maxwell 馬克遂 英國 中國成都 (Sichuan) Assistant 西川 Bishop Michael Kwang Hsu Chang 張光旭 Chinese 1898.01.08 1973.05.12 1943.10.10 St. John’s Church, Kweilin Fukien 1943– Chang Kuang-hsu 又名家聰， Fukien (Guilin) (Fujian) Zhang Guangxu 字位福 (Fujian) 中國桂林聖約翰堂 福建 中國 福建 Nelson Victor Halward 侯利華 English 1897.12.12 1953 1946.07.25 St. Paul’s Cathedral, Hong Kong/ Victoria 1946–1951 英國 London 香港/維多利亞 Assistant 英國倫敦聖保羅座堂 Bishop 5 Bishops of Chung Hua Sheng Kung Hui, 1912–1958 2021.04.20 Version Name (English) 英文姓名 Name Nationality Date of Birth Date of Death Date of Place of Episcopal Duration of (Chinese) (City/ Province) 出生日期 離世日期 Consecration Consecration Jurisdiction/Diocese Bishopric 中文姓名 國籍 (城市/省份) 祝聖日期 祝聖地點 管轄地區/教區 主教任期 Mao Ke Chung 毛克忠 Chinese 1946.08.06 St. Peter’s Church, Shanghai 1946– Mao Keh-ts’ung (K. T.) Shanghai Shanghai Jiangsu Mao Kezhong 中國 中國上海聖彼得堂 上海江蘇 上海 Liu Yao-ch’ang 劉堯昌 Chinese 1947.10.28 Church of the Holy Shensi 1947– Newton Y. C. Liu Hankow (Hankou) Nativity, Wuchang (Shaanxi) Newton Liu 中國 中國武昌主誕堂 陝西 Liu Yaochang 漢口 Quentin Huang 黃奎元 Chinese 1902.02.22 1973.07 1946.08.14 All Saints by the Sea, Santa Hong Kong/ Victoria Assistant Huang Kui-yuan Anhui Barbara, USA Yunan-Kweichow Bishop Quentin K’uei-yuan Huang 中國 美國加州聖巴巴拉市 (Yunnan-Guizhou) 1947–1950 Huang Kuiyuan 安徽 諸聖堂 香港/維多利亞 雲南貴州 Stephen Hai-Sung Chang 張海松 Chinese 1891 1970 1948.09.15 Holy Nativity Church, Hankow 1948– Zhang Haisong Hankow (Hankou) Wuchang 漢口 中國 中國武昌主誕堂 漢口 Timothy H. Y. Lin 凌賢揚 Chinese 1898 1970.12.01 1950.09.24 Church of Our Saviour, Shantung 1950– Lin Hsien-Yang Peking (Beijing) Peking (Shandong) Ling Xianyang 中國 中國北京(北平) 山東 北京 救主座堂 Tsai Fuh-tsu 蔡復初 Chinese 1902 1983 1950.11.30 St. John’s Pro-Cathedral, East Szechuan 1950– Tsai Fuchu Shanghai Shanghai (Sichuan) F. T. Tsai 中國 中國上海聖約翰 東川 Cai Fuchu 上海 代主教座堂 Kimber Den 鄧述堃 Chinese 1950.04.25 St. John’s Pro-Cathedral, Chekiang 1950–1955 Teng Shu-k’un Chekiang Shanghai (Zhejiang) Teng Hsu-k’un (Zhejiang) 中國上海 浙江 Deng Shukun 中國 聖約翰代主敎座堂 浙江 6 Bishops of Chung Hua Sheng Kung Hui, 1912–1958 2021.04.20 Version Name (English) 英文姓名 Name Nationality Date of Birth Date of Death Date of Place of Episcopal Duration of (Chinese) (City/ Province) 出生日期 離世日期 Consecration Consecration Jurisdiction/Diocese Bishopric 中文姓名 國籍 (城市/省份) 祝聖日期 祝聖地點 管轄地區/教區 主教任期 Nathaniel Hsien 慕容賢 Chinese 1893 1966.05.31 1950.03.25 Church of Our Saviour, Hong Kong/ Victoria 1940–1951 Mo-Yung Guangdong Canton (Guangzhou) Guangdong Assistant Mo-Yung Hsien 中國 中國廣州救主堂 香港/維多利亞 Bishop Murong Xian 廣東 廣東 1951-1966 David Cheng-ye Cheng 鄭建業 Chinese 1919 1991 1952.04.11 Church of the Saviour, Honan 1952–1954 Cheng Chien-Yeh Anhui Shanghai (Henan) Assistant Tsen Chien-yeh 中國 中國上海救主堂 河南 Bishop C.
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