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Joseph Stennett

Footnotes - Life


000     Woodcut by Verdue Works, preface
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001     Joseph Stennett, op cit., (Works), I, B7.
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002     Ibid., I B19; III (London: 1731), 2197.
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003     Ibid., I, B8f.
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004     Payne, Free Church Tradition in the Life of England, p. 69.
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005     Whitley, A Baptist Bibliography, I, 117; II, 63. A Baptist Bibliography (Start),
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006     Joseph Stennett, op cit., I, B9.
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007     Joseph Stennett, op. cit., IV (London: 1732), 284-288; cf. The Sabbath Recorder, Oct. 29, 1857, p. 84.
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008     Brooks Norford, The Story of Religion in England (London: 1893), pp. 194-197.
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009     Ibid., p. 249.
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010     Ibid., p. 271.
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011     The Sabbath Recorder, March 1, 1883 says he joined on Sept. 28, 1686, but the reunion was not held until the "14th day of the eighth month," which was then October (14). Members joined the organization at end of that month, so I say he joined in October, not September. (Pinners] Hall Record Book, pp. 1f.)
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012     Pinners' Hall Record Book, pp. 3ff. In these old quotations, only rarely have I taken the liberty to modernize the capitalization and spellings.
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013     Ibid., p. 13.
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014     Joseph Stennett, op. cit., I, b9f, C. E. Whitney, Studies in English Puritanism From The Restoration To The Revolution (London: S.P.C.E., 1931), p.564; Godfrey Holden Pike, Ancient Meeting-Houses (London: 1870), p.175.
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015     Joseph Stennett, op. cit., I, B18; Wilson, op. cit., II, 60.
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016     David G. A. Agnew, Protestant Exiles from France (London: 1874), III, 34.
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017     Daniel Williams, Practical Discourses (London: 1738), I, xviif.; This is found in Agnew, op. cit., II, 228.
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018     A. J. Grant, The Huguenots, (London: Butterworth, 1934), p. 176; Garrett, op. cit., pp. 218, 310f.
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019     Agnew, op. cit., III, 204 alas that a "Mr. Baynes possesses a manuscript which belonged to Stennett, described as 'Reflections on the Cruel persecution which the Reformed Church in France now undergoes, and on the conduct and acts of the Assembly of the clergy of that kingdom. Translated out of the French, 4to, 1685'"
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020     Joseph Stennett, op. cit., I, B10; Pinners' Hall Record Book, p. 257 (2).
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021     Joseph Stennett, op cit. Works, IV; 273
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022     Joseph Stennett, op cit., IV, 263
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023      Ibid., IV, 281f; Astres is the Greek goddess of justice.
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024     Houlder, op. cit., p. 71; Samuel Stennett, A trip to Holyhead (1793), reprinted in his Works (London): 1824), III, 465f.
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025     Toynbee, op. cit., V, 316.
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026     Pinners' Hall Record Book, p. 14; cf. Payne, The Baptists of Berkshire, p. 60. H. W. Clark, History of English Nonconformity (London: Chapman & Hall, 1911), II, 131f.
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027     Pinners' Hall Record Book, p. 13.
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028     Ecclesiastical year: 26th day of the 11th month, 1689.
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029     Pinners' Hall Record Book, p. 18. The Record Book gives this three year background for the choice of Joseph as the minister· The 1732 biography of him has a swifter tone to its account. By the earnest solicitation of his friends being about this time [this follows the 1688 marriage account] prevailed on to appear in the pulpit, he preached in Devonshire-Square. The congregation . . . at Pinners' Hall had been for some time deprived of . . . Mr. Francis Bampfield This people soon fixed their eyes upon Mr. Stennett as a proper successor to so excellent a person." (Joseph Stennett, op. cit., I, B10f.) I prefer the Record Book with its detailed minutes of the business meetings.
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030     Pinners' Hall Record Book, p. 19.
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031     About 1642 or 1645, he gathered a Baptist church on St. Thames St., London. Knollys died in 1691. Cf. Whitley, The Baptists of London 1612-1928 (London: Kingsgate Press), p. 107; Whitley, History of the British Baptists, p. 109; Clark, op. cit., II, 345; W. Wheeler Robinson, The Life and Faith of the Baptists (London: Kingsgate, 1946), p. 41.
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032     Joseph Stennett, op. cit., IV, 330-352.
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033     Ibid., IV, 314-317.
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034     George J. Stevenson, Memorials of the Wesley Family (New York: 1876), pp. 67ff.; Samuel W, Duffield, English Hymns (New York: Funk & Wagnails, 1886), pp, 348f.; Joseph Stennett, op. cit., IV, 223-226.
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035     Joseph Stennett, op. cit., IV, 171, 173-181, 220f, 222, 243, 247-250.
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036     Ibid., I iii f.
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037     Ibid., I, 36.
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038     Ibid., I, Sermon IV (p. 209).
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039     Ibid., pp. 151, 165, 170ff., 190f., 211; Whitley. The Baptists of London, p. 114.
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