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*[[Robert Hamilton (1707-1787)|Robert Hamilton]] - 1754
 
*[[Robert Hamilton (1707-1787)|Robert Hamilton]] - 1754
  
*[[Andrew Hunter (1744–1809)|Andrew Hunter]] - 1779
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*[[Andrew Hunter (1743–1809)|Andrew Hunter]] - 1779
  
 
*[[William Ritchie (1748-1830)|William Ritchie]], 1809
 
*[[William Ritchie (1748-1830)|William Ritchie]], 1809
  
Thomas Chalmers, 1828
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*[[Thomas Chalmers (1780-1847)|Thomas Chalmers]] - 1828
  
John Lee, 1844
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*[[John Lee (1779-1859)|John Lee]] - 1844
  
Thomas J. Crawford, 1859
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*[[Thomas Jackson Crawford (1812-1875)|Thomas Jackson Crawford]] - 1859
  
Robert Flint, 1876
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*[[Robert Flint (1838–1910)|Robert Flint]] - 1876
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*[[William Paterson Paterson (1860–1939)|William Paterson Paterson]] - 1903
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*[[John Baillie (1886–1960)|John Baillie]] - 1934
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*[[John McIntyre (1916-2005)|John McIntyre]] - 1956
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*[[David Fergusson (1956- )|David Fergusson]] - 2000
  
William Paterson Paterson, 1903
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 12:55, 11 May 2015

The Chair of Divinity had been founded in 1620, following the separation of the roles of Principal and Professor of Theology. It soon began to attract private donations and bequests. Between 1618 and 1634, the Town Council received 8,475 merks from ten separate donors towards the upkeep of the Chair. These sums, however, were dwarved by the funds bestowed by Bartilmo Somerville in 1639.

Professors of Divinity