Henry St. George Tucker (bishop)

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Henry St. George Tucker (1874 - 1959) was an Episcopalian who served alongside the Anglican Hugh James Foss as joint Bishop of the Osaka Diocese. He was later translated to Virginia and eventualy became the Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church in the United States of America.

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Bishops of Osaka

William Awdry • Henry St. George Tucker  • Hugh James Foss • John Ynaide • Jacob Toru Uno •
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Presiding Bishops in the Episcopal Church in the United States of America

Samuel Seabury • Samuel Provoost  • William White • Alexander Viets Griswold • Philander Chase • Thomas Church Brownell • John Henry Hopkins  • Benjamin Bosworth Smith  • Alfred Lee • John Williams • Thomas March Clark • Daniel Sylvester Tuttle • Alexander Charles Garrett  • Ethelbert Talbot  • John Gardner Murray • Charles Palmerston Anderson • James DeWolf Perry • Henry St. George Tucker • Henry Knox Sherrill  • Arthur C. Lichtenberger  • John Elbridge Hines • John Maury Allin • Edmond Lee Browning • Frank Tracy Griswold • Katharine Jefferts Schori  •