Walter Trower

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Walter John Trower

Born	c. 1804
Died	1877
Nationality	British
Religion	Anglican

Walter John Trower was an Anglican bishop in the second half of the 19th century.^[1]^[2]

Trower was Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway ^[3] from 1848 to 1859^[4] and, after a short period as Sub-Dean of Exeter Cathedral, ^[5] the Bishop of Gibraltar from 1863 to 1868.^[6] He died aged 73 on 24 October 1877.^[7] A noted artist ^[8] and author, two of his books have been republished in recent years.^[9]

References

↑ thePeerage.com
↑ National Archives
↑ ”Scottish Episcopal Clergy, 1689-2000” Bertie, D.M: Edinburgh T & T Clark ISBN 0-567-08746-8
↑ St Mary’s Heritage Project
↑ Perth Cathedral website
↑ Consecration details Project Canterbury
↑ Births, Deaths, Marriages and Obituaries Daily News (London, England), Monday, October 29, 1877; Issue 9835
↑ Tate Collections
↑ ”Short Comments for Use in Family Worship, on Seventy-five Passages” (ISBN10: 1103614274 ISBN 978-1-103-61427-1) and “Similitudes Used In Holy Scripture” (ISBN 10 1437041647 ISBN 978-1-4370-4164-4)

Anglican Communion titles
Preceded by Michael Russell	Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway 1848 – 1859	Succeeded by William Scot Wilson
Preceded by George Tomlinson	Bishop of Gibraltar 1863 – 1868	Succeeded by Charles Amyand Harris

v t e Bishops of Glasgow and Galloway

Michael Russell Walter Trower William Wilson William Harrison Ean Campbell Edward Reid Russell Darbyshire John How Francis Moncreiff Frederick Goldie Derek Rawcliffe John Taylor Idris Jones Gregor Duncan

v t e Bishops of Gibraltar and in Europe

Bishops of Gibraltar	George Tomlinson Walter Trower Charles Harris Charles Sandford William Collins Henry Knight John Greig Nugent Hicks Harold Buxton Cecil Horsley Frederick Craske Stanley Eley John Satterthwaite (became Bishop in Europe)

Bishops in Europe	John Satterthwaite John Hind Geoffrey Rowell

Authority control	VIAF: 48801769 ISNI: 0000 0000 6706 7083

Persondata
Name	Trower, Walter John
Alternative names
Short description	Angl.can bishop
Date of birth	1804
Place of birth
Date of death	1877
Place of death

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