William Tennent, III (1740-1777)

William Tennent, III (1740-1777)

Biography (McClintock and Strong Biblical Cyclopedia)

Biography (Wikipedia)

The William Tennent III historical marker is located in Stateburg, South Carolina.

William Tennent, III is honored with this plaque at the Unitarian Church Cemetery, Charleston, South Carolina, where his wife is buried.. This church was originally an adjunct meeting house to the Independent, or Circular, Church, and became Unitari… — William Tennent, III is honored with this plaque at the Unitarian Church Cemetery, Charleston, South Carolina, where his wife is buried.. This church was originally an adjunct meeting house to the Independent, or Circular, Church, and became Unitarian in the 1830's. Tennent himself is buried in an unmarked grave at Singleton’s Graveyard, near Wedgefield, South Carolina. (Photo credit: R. Andrew Myers)

Louisburgh Taken (1759)

The Birth of Measures (1759)

Strive to Enter In at the Straight Gate: A Sermon Preached at New York, January 20, 1765 (1765)

An Address, Occasioned by the Late Invasion of Liberties of the American Colonies by the British Parliament (1774)

A Fragment of a Journal Kept by Rev. William Tennent (1775, 1855)

Speech on the Dissenting Petition, Delivered in the House of Assembly, Charleston, South Carolina, January 11, 1777 (1777)

Let Young Men Be Really Modest (n.d.)

Some of the Blessings of Military Law, or, The Insolence of Governor Gage (n.d.)

Louisburgh Taken (1759)

Source: University of South Carolina University Libraries

The Birth of Measures (1759)

Source: University of South Carolina University Libraries

Strive to Enter In at the Straight Gate: A Sermon Preached at New York, January 20, 1765 (1765)

Source: University of South Carolina University Libraries

An Address, Occasioned by the Late Invasion of Liberties of the American Colonies by the British Parliament (1774)

A Fragment of a Journal Kept by Rev. William Tennent (1775, 1855)

Tennent, III, William, A Fragment of a Journal Kept by Rev. William Tennent Title Page.jpg

Speech on the Dissenting Petition, Delivered in the House of Assembly, Charleston, South Carolina, January 11, 1777 (1777)

Source: University of South Carolina University Libraries

Let Young Men Be Really Modest (n.d.)

Source: University of South Carolina University Libraries

Some of the Blessings of Military Law, or, The Insolence of Governor Gage (n.d.)

Source: University of South Carolina University Libraries