Josiah Smith (1704-1781) — Log College Press

Josiah Smith, Sr. (1704-1781)

Biography (Wikipedia)

Biography (McClintock and Strong Cyclopedia)

Josiah Smith, Sr. served the Independent Congregational Church (now the Circular Congregational Church of Charleston, South Carolina as pastor or co-pastor from 1734 to 1750. (Photo credit: R. Andrew Myers)

Smith is buried near Gilbert Tennent and Samuel Finley at the Abington Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Abington, Pennsylvania.

A Discourse Delivered at Boston, on July 11. 1726. Then Occasion'd by the Author's Ordination. And Now Published at the Request of Several Gentlemen, Who Were Present at the Delivery of It (1726)

Humane Impositions Proved Unscriptural, or, The Divine Right of Private Judgment: A Sermon Preached at the Opening of Presbytery in Charlestown in the Province of South Carolina, March 5th, 1728-9 (1729)

The Character, Preaching, &c. of the Reverend Mr. George Whitefield (1740, 1794)

Sermons on Several Important Subjects (1757)

Josiah Smith (1857)

A Discourse Delivered at Boston, on July 11. 1726. Then Occasion'd by the Author's Ordination. And Now Published at the Request of Several Gentlemen, Who Were Present at the Delivery of It (1726)

Humane Impositions Proved Unscriptural, or, The Divine Right of Private Judgment: A Sermon Preached at the Opening of Presbytery in Charlestown in the Province of South Carolina, March 5th, 1728-9 (1729)

The Character, Preaching, &c. of the Reverend Mr. George Whitefield (1740, 1794)

Although in this edition authorship is attributed to a Joseph Smith, the author was Josiah Smith, Sr.

Sermons on Several Important Subjects (1757)

Josiah Smith (1857)