February 6: James Henry Coffin
Scientist, Educator, and Inventor. James Henry Coffin was born in Williamsburg, Massachusetts, on September 6, 1806 and died on February 6, 1873, at the age of sixty-six. Orphaned as a…
February 5: Rev. Gilbert Tennent
He Was A Double Agent. Born on this day, February 5, in 1703, Gilbert Tennent prepared for the ministry in the famous Log College established by his father William. Closely allied with…
February 4: Dr. Robert Dick Wilson
A Noble Example Robert Dick Wilson was the fifth professor, and last apparently, who first served at Western Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh and then went on to a career at the Princeton…
February 3: The Presbyterian Heritage of Eastern Virginia
Waylaid by a stomach flu this weekend, I will take the liberty of revisiting a post from two years ago, but one well worth re-reading. As you read about these…
February 2: Alexander Selkirk
BONUS POST: The Real Robinson Crusoe . . . or was he? The Scottish seaman, with more than enough adventures than any other person in the British Isles, told his…