Associate Secession Congregation, Kinkell), died 1798 Gilbert Elizabeth, died aged 9 James Mary (married William Jameson, minister of Associate Secession Congregation, Kilwinning), died 1802 [Jameson had but a small stipend, and to eke out their income his wife manufactured thread and sold it. Their grandson, William Jameson, was the pioneer missionary of the United Presbyterian Church in Calabar] Margaret Marjory, died aged 16 Thomas John, minister of the Associate Anti-burgher Congregation, Methven, born 1733, died 31st Jan. 1803. Publications Seven Occasional Sermons (1727-38) A Defence of the Reformation Principles of the Church of Scotland (Edinburgh, 1739) A Continuation of the Defence (Edinburgh, 1741) Answers to Campbell's Discourse proving that the Apostles were no Enthuisiasts A Letter from a Member of the Associate Presbytery to a Minister in the Presbytery of Dunfermline Sermons by the Reverend and Learned Mr William Wilson (1748) Bibliography Cant's Perth Notes and Queries, 2nd ser. xii. 223 New Stat. Acc. of Scotland, x. 111 John Brown's Hist. Account of the Rise and Progress of the Secession, 1766 The Representations of Ebenezer Erskine and James Fisher and of William Wilson and Alexander Moncrieff to the Commission of the late General Assembly, 1733 A Review of the Narrative and State of the Proceedings of the Judicatories against Erskine, Wilson, Moncrieff, and Fisher, 1734 Pilulæ Spleneticæ; or, a Laugh from a true blue Presbyterian, 1736 X. Y.'s Observations upon Church Affairs, 1734 Munimenta Glasguen. (Maitland Club), iii. 43 Struthers's Hist. of Scotland from the Union to 1748 Adam Gib's Present Truth: a Display of the Secession Testimony, 1774. References Citations Sources Covenanters 1690 births 1741 deaths 18th-century Ministers of the Church of Scotland Ministers of Secession Churches in Scotland