SERMONS - University of Tennessee, Knoxville

SoutHeRn MAnuScRipt SeRMonS BefoRe 1800
1767-1771.” [1767-1771] 210pp. [Acc. No. 1019]
Repository: University of Georgia, Athens, GA (De Reune Collection)
Commentary: This volume consists of the original manuscripts, probably in the
author’s handwriting. A note on page [iii] of the volume reads “F. S. Fisher. These 7
sermons in manuscript were given to me Xmas 1865 by Miss Bardwell of Walpole,
N.H. By whom they were written, or how they came in her family, is not known.”
The Catalogue of the Wymberly Jones De Renne Georgia Library, I, 183 (in which
Frink’s name is listed as Funk) provides a bit of additional information. When
received, the volume evidently had an “Enclosed card of Ms. F. S. Fisher, 121
Oxford Street, inscribed ‘Kind regards. The writing on the front page of Sermons
is my husband’s. I hope you will be able to read it.’” Mr. Fisher’s notes are on pages
[iii-iv]. See accession numbers 1020, 1021, 1022, 1023, 1024, 1025, and 1026. See
also Wegelin, Books Relating to the History of Georgia, p. 165.
Keywords: Fisher, F. S.; Christ Church, Savanna;
1060. FRINK, SAMUEL. (GA; Epis.; 1725-1771)
“[Take heed therefore how ye hear.]” [1767] 1 + 1 blank + 33 pp. [Acc. No. 1021]
Repository: University of Georgia, Athens, GA (De Reune Collection)
Bib. Ref.: “Luke 8th. 18th. former part of the verse. ‘Take heed therefore how ye
hear.’”
Commentary: Accession numbers 1020, 1021, 1022, 1023, 1024, 1025, and 1026
are bound together in a single volume (see accession number 1019). A note on the
sermon reads “2d June 1771. I Past Trinity.” A note at the end of the sermon reads
“Sunday 21st June 1767 a.m. 1st Past Trinity.”
Keywords: God, word of;
1061. FRINK, SAMUEL. (GA; Epis.; 1725-1771)
“[Through a Glass Darkly.]” [1768] 2 + 31 pp. [Acc. No. 1025]
Repository: University of Georgia, Athens, GA (De Reune Collection)
Bib. Ref.: “1 Corinth. 13. 12. ‘For now we see thro’ a Glass Darkly; but then Face to
Face: Now I know in Part: but then I shall know even as I am known.’”
Commentary: Two pages of prayers precede the sermon. Accession numbers 1020,
1021, 1022, 1023, 1024, 1025, and 1026 are bound together in a single volume (see
accession number 1019.
Keywords: Trinity Sunday;
1062. FURMAN, RICHARD. (SC, GA; Bapt.; 1755-1825)
“[Arise ye and Depart.]” [1778?] 1p. [Acc. No. 986]
Repository: University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC (South Caroliniana)
Bib. Ref.: Micah 2 chapter and X verse: ‘Arise ye and Depart, for this is not your rest.’
Commentary: The sermon appears complete, but may just be the beginning of a
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