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- 1813 births (1 member)
- 1813 establishments in the United Kingdom (1 member)
- 1830 establishments in the Netherlands (1 member)
- 1832 births (1 member)
- 1834 births (1 member)
- 1843 deaths (1 member)
- 1859 establishments in South Carolina (1 member)
- 1877 establishments in Kentucky (1 member)
- 1892 deaths (1 member)
- 18th-century Anglican theologians (1 member)
- 18th-century English Anglican priests (1 member)
- 18th-century English Christian theologians (1 member)
- 18th-century English composers (1 member)
- 18th-century English male writers (1 member)
- 18th-century English musicians (1 member)
- 18th-century English non-fiction writers (1 member)
- 18th-century Reformed Christianity (3 members)
- 18th-century Scottish Presbyterian ministers (1 member)
- 18th-century evangelicals (1 member)
- 18th-century hymnwriters (1 member)
- 18th-century ministers of the Church of Scotland (1 member)
- 18th century in Scotland (2 members)
- 1903 deaths (1 member)
- 1909 sculptures (1 member)
- 1918 establishments in Pennsylvania (1 member)
- 1925 documents (1 member)
- 1925 in Christianity (1 member)
- 1927 establishments in California (1 member)
- 1931 births (1 member)
- 1938 establishments in New Jersey (1 member)
- 1939 births (1 member)
- 1945 births (1 member)
- 1947 births (1 member)
- 1951 births (1 member)
- 1952 births (1 member)
- 1953 births (1 member)
- 1954 establishments in Oklahoma (1 member)
- 1956 establishments in California (1 member)
- 1958 births (1 member)
- 1959 births (1 member)
- 1961 births (1 member)
- 1965 births (1 member)
- 1968 births (1 member)
- 1971 establishments in the United States (1 member)
- 1995 establishments in Michigan (1 member)
- 19th-century Baptist churches (1 member)
- 19th-century British writers (2 members)
- 19th-century Calvinist and Reformed theologians (1 member)
- 19th-century English Baptist ministers (1 member)
- 19th-century English musicians (1 member)
