William Tennent

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William Tennent was a Scottish-born American Presbyterian minister and educator best known for founding the "Log College," an influential early training school for colonial clergy that helped spur the First Great Awakening.

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William Tennent canonical 4
William Tennent Jr. 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Presbyterian minister
educator
person
theological school
birthDate 1673
birthPlace Scotland
child Charles Tennent NERFINISHED
Gilbert Tennent NERFINISHED
John Tennent NERFINISHED
William Tennent Jr. NERFINISHED
country Colonial America NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Colonial America NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Great Britain
deathDate 1746
denomination Presbyterian Church NERFINISHED
educatedAt University of Edinburgh
University of Glasgow NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork Christian ministry
theological education
founded Log College NERFINISHED
foundedBy William Tennent NERFINISHED
immigratedTo Province of Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
influenced College of New Jersey (Princeton University) NERFINISHED
Gilbert Tennent NERFINISHED
Presbyterian clergy training in colonial America
Samuel Blair NERFINISHED
William Tennent Jr. NERFINISHED
early American Presbyterianism
knownFor founding the Log College
influence on the First Great Awakening
training colonial Presbyterian clergy
languageSpoken English
Scots NERFINISHED
location Neshaminy, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
memberOf Presbytery of Philadelphia NERFINISHED
Synod of Philadelphia NERFINISHED
movement First Great Awakening NERFINISHED
name William Tennent NERFINISHED
notableWork founding of the Log College
occupation Presbyterian minister
educator
placeOfBurial Neshaminy, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
positionHeld pastor at Neshaminy Presbyterian Church
religion Presbyterian
surface form: Presbyterianism
residence Bucks County, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
Neshaminy, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
spouse Katherine Kennedy Tennent NERFINISHED
theologicalTradition Calvinism NERFINISHED

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Gilbert Tennent father William Tennent
Gilbert Tennent sibling William Tennent
this entity surface form: William Tennent Jr.
Gilbert Tennent influencedBy William Tennent
William Tennent High School namedAfter William Tennent
William Tennent Airport (historical, closed) namedAfter William Tennent
subject surface form: William Tennent Airport