Benjamin Moore
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Benjamin Moore (1748 - 1816) was the second bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New York. He was the father of Clement Clarke Moore. Having attended King's College, he also served as its acting president during the first year of the American Revolution and, later, president of its successor, Columbia College (now Columbia University).
| Preceded by Myles Cooper |
President of King's College 1775 – 1776 |
Succeeded by George Clinton |
| Preceded by Charles Henry Wharton |
President of Columbia College 1801 – 1810 |
Succeeded by William Harris |
| Preceded by Samuel Provoost |
2nd Bishop of New York 1815 – 1816 |
Succeeded by John Henry Hobart |
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