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William Cabell Brown (November 22, 1861 – July 25, 1927) was an Episcopal missionary in Brazil who returned to his native Virginia to become the seventh bishop of Virginia.

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rdfs:comment	William Cabell Brown (November 22, 1861 – July 25, 1927) was an Episcopal missionary in Brazil who returned to his native Virginia to become the seventh bishop of Virginia. (en) William Cabell Brown (Lynchburg, 22 de novembro de 1861 – Londres, 25 de julho de 1927) foi um reverendo americano que atuou como missionário da Igreja Episcopal no Brasil. Tornou-se conhecido por coordenar o projeto de tradução da Bíblia em português, o que resultou na Tradução Brasileira. Além disso, traduziu o . Formou-se no Seminário Teológico de Virgínia em 1891, sendo enviado ao Brasil como missionário logo em seguida. Estabeleceu-se em Porto Alegre e, anos mais tarde, ajudou a fundar as primeiras missões episcopais do Rio de Janeiro, então capital federal. Em 1914 retornou para os Estados Unidos da América onde atuou como bispo auxiliar de Robert Gibson, vindo a suceder o mesmo como bispo da diocese da Virgínia após a sua morte em 1919. No cargo, empenhou-se na construção de escolas (pt)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Episcopal Diocese of Puerto Rico Episcopal Diocese of Southern Virginia Episcopal Diocese of Virginia Beverley D. Tucker Book of Common Prayer Brazil Rio Grande do Sul Rio de Janeiro Robert Atkinson Gibson United States Virginia Theological Seminary Episcopal bishops of Virginia College of William and Mary Essex County, Virginia Nelson County, Virginia Emmanuel Church at Brook Hill England Episcopal Church (United States) Episcopal High School (Alexandria, Virginia) Méier Anglican Communion Anglican Episcopal Church of Brazil Anglicanism Episcopal High School (Alexandria, Virginia) alumni London Lynchburg, Virginia 1861 births 1927 deaths American Episcopal priests Virginia Theological Seminary alumni Williamsburg, Virginia Alexandria, Virginia Alfred Magill Randolph Americans Daniel S. Tuttle Francis McNeece Whittle Northern Neck Lucien Lee Kinsolving Henry St. George Tucker (bishop) James Murray Mason Arthur Selden Lloyd 20th-century Anglican bishops in the United States People from Lynchburg, Virginia Orkney Springs, Virginia Episcopal Church in the United States of America First Families of Virginia
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