Burder, George, 1752-1832
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Name (Latin)
Burder, George, 1752-1832
Name (Arabic)
بردر، جورج
Other forms of name
Author of Village sermons, 1752-1832
G. B. (George Burder), 1752-1832
Burder, G. (George), 1752-1832
Village sermons, Author of, 1752-1832
Date of birth
1752
Date of death
1832
Place of birth
Islington (London, England)
Place of death
London (England)
Associated country
Great Britain
Associate group
Warwickshire Association of Ministers for the Spread of the Gospel at Home and Abroad
Religious Tract Society (Great Britain)
London Missionary Society
London Missionary Society (1803 - 1803)
Occupation
Engravers
Clergy
Associated Language
eng
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- His Bunyan's Pilgrim's progress, versified, 1807:t.p. (George Burder, author of Village sermons)
- His Early piety, 1822:p. viii (G.B.)
- His Village sermons, 1817:t.p. (George Burder)
- LC in OCLC, 12/20/84(hdg.: Burder, George, 1752-1832)
- Oxford DNB, 22 Oct. 2004:(Burder, George; Independent minister; b. Islington, 5 June 1752; d. London, 29 May 1832; trained as an engraver under Isaac Taylor; began preaching in 1776; ordained at the High Street Chapel, Lancaster, in 1778; acted as a travelling preacher; began his ministry at West Orchard Chapel, Coventry, in 1783; founding member of the Warwickshire Association of Ministers for the Spread of the Gospel at Home and Abroad; founding member of the Religious Tract Society; supported the formation of the British and Foreign Bible Society; secretary of the London Missionary Society 1803-1827; minister of the Fetter Lane Chapel beginning in 1803; publisher, compiler, and author; editor of the Evangelical Magazine) DNB Archive (took lessons in drawing from Isaac Taylor and studied at the Royal Academy; began business as an engraver in 1773)
- They are altogether lighter than vanity, ca. 1780:print recto (G. Burder inv. & scu.)
- ULAN Online, 22 Oct. 2004(Burder, G.; British engraver; active 1777)
- LCN