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Bishop James Whitfield signature. en The signature of Bishop James Whitfield google id YrYAAAAYAAJ From the book History of the Catholic church in the United States by John Gilmary Shea The image is found on page James Whitfield date appeared in an publication US PDold Signatures of religious leaders

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