About William Capers

William Capers was an American Methodist clergyman, missionary, and editor for the Wesleyan Journal, once part of the Christian Advocate. He served as one of the first bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South from 1845 until he died in 1855.

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William Capers

American Methodist bishop, editor, and missionary (1790–1855)

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Occupation: editor, missionary

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1790, January 26, 1790

Died

1855

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