Willson, James R. (James Renwick), 1780-1853 (Personal Name)

His Address on the subject of African slavery, 1837: t.p. (James N. Willson)

His The shaking of the nations, 1809: t.p. (James Willson, A.B. student of theology, under the Rev. J. Black, Pastor of the Reformed Church, in Pittsburgh)

Sprague, W.B. Annals of the Amer. pulpit, v. 9 (James Renwick Willson, D.D.; Reformed Presbyterian minister at Coldenham and Newburgh, N.Y.; teacher; prof. at the Eastern Theological Seminary and the united Eastern and Western seminaries, located at Allegheny, Pa. beginning in 1840 and at Cincinnati in 1849; ed. of the Evangelical witness, 1822-26; the Christian statesman, 1827-28; and the Albany quarterly, 1831-33; b. 4/9/1780 near Pittsburgh, Pa.; d. 9/29/1853 at Coldenham, N.Y.)

MWA/NAIP files (access point: Willson, James R. (James Renwick), 1780-1853; usage: James R. Willson; James R. Wilson; Rev. J.R.W.; James N. Willson; James Willson; note: Presbyterian pastor; teacher; editor)