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George Paxton (2 April 1762 – 9 April 1837) was a Scottish secession minister and poet. He was the professor of divinity of the 'New Licht' Anti-Burgher General Associate Synod.

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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cairneyhill Bolton, East Lothian Anti-Burgher Archibald Bruce University of Edinburgh United Secession Church 1837 deaths Alumni of the University of Edinburgh William Moncrieff (minister) Thomas M'Crie the Younger Original Secession Church Makerstoun Stewarton Academics of the University of Edinburgh Scottish poets Ministers of Secession Churches in Scotland People associated with Edinburgh John Dick (minister) Joiner Alloa Ancient Greek Edinburgh Fife Grassmarket 1762 births Kelso, Scottish Borders Kilmaurs Latin Thomas Brown (architect) Thomas M'Crie the elder Burgher (Church history) St Cuthbert's Church, Edinburgh Carpentry First Secession Scots Greys George Heriot’s School Lord Glenorchy
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