William Jessup Armstrong (1796-1846) — Log College Press Annex

William Jessup Armstrong (1796-1846)

Biography (McClintock and Strong Biblical Cyclopedia)

Source: Moses D. Hoge, “Portraitures of Four Pastors” in *Proceedings* of the *Celebration* of the *Eightieth Anniversary* of *Its Organization [First Presbyterian Church of Richmond, Va.]*, *May 1*, *1892*.

William Jessup Armstrong perished in the wreck of the Steamer Atlantic on November 27, 1846.

The Evils of Intemperance, and the Duty of the Temperate: A Sermon, Preached at the First Presbyterian Church, Richmond, VA. On the Day of Fasting and Prayer on Account of Intemperance, Appointed by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (1829)

Supreme Devotedness to Christ: A Sermon, Occasioned by the Death of David I. Burr, For Many Years a Ruling Elder of the First Presbyterian Church; and on its Division, of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, Richmond, VA (1838)

Memoir and Sermons of Rev. Wm. J. Armstrong, D.D. (1853)

The Evils of Intemperance, and the Duty of the Temperate: A Sermon, Preached at the First Presbyterian Church, Richmond, VA. On the Day of Fasting and Prayer on Account of Intemperance, Appointed by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (1829)

Armstrong, William Jessup, The Evils of Intemperance, and the Duty of the Temperate Title Page.jpg

Supreme Devotedness to Christ: A Sermon, Occasioned by the Death of David I. Burr, For Many Years a Ruling Elder of the First Presbyterian Church; and on its Division, of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, Richmond, VA (1838)

Armstrong, William Jessup, Supreme Devotedness to Christ Title Page.jpg

Memoir and Sermons of Rev. Wm. J. Armstrong, D.D. (1853)

Armstrong, William Jessup, Memoirs and Sermons of Wm. J. Armstrong Title Page.jpg