Page 24

“Seven clergymen were transferred to other dioceses or districts by Letters Dimissory, namely:

…January 31, 1917, The Rev. Joseph T. Ware, to Diocese of Washington.”

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“January 31. Eighteen letters. Numerous interviews; several important conferences; granted Letter Dimissory to the Rev. Joseph T. Ware, for the Diocese of Washington.”

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“February 19 … received notice from the Bishop of Washington that he had received and accepted the Letter Dimissory of the Rev. Joseph T. Ware, date of record being February 13,1917;…”

Page 54

“November  20th to 21st.–  …At 8 o’clock, confirmed 21 persons and preached in St. George’s Church, Mt. Savage, the Rev. Joseph T. Ware, Rector.”

Page 122

“REPORT OF THE ARCHDEACONRY OF
CUMBERLAND, 1916-1917

…In February the Rev. Joseph T. Ware resigned the rectorship of St. George’s Church, Mt. Savage, and removed from the Diocese. He was succeeded by the Rev. Charles E. Crusoe, as rector.”

Reference Data:

Journal of the Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church, Vols. 133-135, by Episcopal Church, Diocese of Maryland Convention, 1916