History of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the County of Westchester

"History of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the County of Westchester" offers a detailed account of the establishment and growth of the Episcopal Church within Westchester County. Written by Robert Bolton and originally published in 1855, this historical work provides valuable insights into the early religious landscape of the region. Explore the foundations of various parishes, the lives of key figures, and the challenges faced in establishing a religious presence in a developing area. This book serves as a crucial resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the religious history of Westchester County and the broader Episcopal Church in America.

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