English: Faculty Publications
John Tyler Ryland, 1786–1841: A Postscript With Two Additional Manuscripts
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
7-2-2016
Publication Title
The Baptist quarterly
DOI
10.1080/0005576X.2016.1156862
Abstract
Two documents relating to John Tyler Ryland (1786–1841) have recently emerged that provide an interesting gloss to the exhaustive historical research on Ryland pro-vided by Roger Hayden (Baptist Quarterly 46.3 [2015], 120–27). An 1801 letter by a youthful Ryland to the prominent London Baptist minister, John Rippon, and a note from 1823 addressed to Rippon’s wife containing transcripts of three hymns by John Ryland, Jr. (1753–1825), J. T. Ryland’s father, reveal much about the younger Ryland’s efforts to achieve a serious education, his interest in local politics and legal matters, his involvement with the Baptist Academy, and his connections to his father’s world of hymn writing and ministers among the Particular Baptists.
Recommended Citation
Whelan, Timothy and Hayden, Roger, "John Tyler Ryland, 1786–1841: A Postscript With Two Additional Manuscripts" (2016). English: Faculty Publications. 30.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/english-facpubs/30
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Georgia Southern University faculty member, Timothy Whelan authored, "John Tyler Ryland, 1786–1841: A Postscript With Two Additional Manuscripts."