Samuel Gosnell Green Explained

Samuel Gosnell Green (20 December 1822 – 15 September 1905) was an English Baptist minister, educator, author, and bibliophile.[1] [2]

Born in Falmouth, Cornwall, Green was the eldest son among the nine children of a Baptist minister and was sent to a private school in Camberwell. After leaving school, he worked in the printing office of John Haddon in Finsbury and then as a tutor until the age of nineteen. He matriculated in 1840 at the Baptist College, Stepney to prepare for the Baptist ministry and graduated in 1843 with a B.A. from the University of London.[1]

Green was the editorial secretary of the Religious Tract Society until 1891.[2] In 1900 the University of St Andrews bestowed upon him the honorary degree of D.D.[1] He was the author of eighteen books.[2]

He married in 1848. His wife died in May 1905 shortly before he died in September 1905 in Streatham. There were three sons and a daughter from the marriage.[1]

Selected publications

References

  1. Green, Samuel Gosnell. 153–155.
  2. Book: Brackney, William H.. The A to Z of the Baptists. Green, Samuel Gosnell (1822–1905). 2009. 264. 9780810870710. https://books.google.com/books?id=BgfzHyve0T4C&pg=PA264.