The Maclean House at Princeton, New Jersey has been home to many Princeton Presidents, including Samuel Finley. Shown also in this picture are the two sycamore trees known as the “Stamp Act” or “liberty” trees, said to have been planted by Finley in 1766.
Originally buried in Philadelphia, the body of Samuel Finely was later laid to rest at Abington Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Abington, Pennsylvania.
Christ Triumphing, and Satan Raging (1741)
Satan Stripp'd of His Angelic Robe: Being an Abridgment of the Substance of Several Sermons (1743)
The New American Latin Grammar (1752, 1807)
The Madness of Mankind (1754, 1855)
A Funeral Sermon on the Death of Mr. Samuel Davies (1761, 1864)
An Account of the College of New-Jersey (1764)
June 3, 1765 Letter to Eleazar Wheelock (1765)
The Life of Dr. Samuel Finley (1805)
Source: Dartmouth College. See letter w/transcript here: https://collections.dartmouth.edu/occom/html/diplomatic/765353-diplomatic.html
