William Symington
Scottish Reformed Presbyterian (Cameronian) minister
About William Symington
Lived 1795 – 1862 (aged 67). William Symington was a British christian minister and cleric.
Publications Symington's contributions to literature included a number of fugitive pieces which he published while in Stranraer, but his chief works are The Atonement and Intercession of Jesus Christ, Edin., 1834, and Messiah the Prince, Edin., 1839.
The 1881 edition of Messiah the Prince contains a biography of William Symington.
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Who was William Symington?
Scottish Reformed Presbyterian (Cameronian) minister (1795–1862)
When was William Symington born?
William Symington was born on 17 January 1795 in Paisley.
When did William Symington die?
William Symington died on 17 January 1862 in Glasgow.
What was William Symington's occupation?
William Symington was a christian minister and cleric.
What nationality was William Symington?
William Symington was British.
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