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James Coningham (1670–1716) was an English presbyterian divine and tutor. LifeConingham was born in 1670 in England and educated at Edinburgh, where he graduated M.A. on 27 February 1694. The same year he became minister of the presbyterian congregation at Penrith. Here he employed himself in educating students for the ministry, probably with the concurrence of the "provincial meeting" of Cumberland and Westmorland. In 1700 he was chosen as colleague to John Chorlton at Cross Street Chapel, Manchester. He shared with Chorlton the tutorial work of the Manchester academy, and on Chorlton's death (1705) carried it on for seven years without assistance. His most distinguished pupils were Samuel Bourn the younger and John Turner of Preston, famous for his exertions against the rebel army in the 1715 Jacobite uprising. During the reign of Queen Anne, Coningham was several times prosecuted for keeping an academy; and though a man who combined orthodoxy with a broad spirit, he was not strong enough to cope with the divergences of theological opinion in his flock. He left Manchester for London in 1712, being called to succeed Richard Stretton, M.A. (died 3 July 1712, aged 80), at Haberdashers' Hall. His health was broken, and he died on 1 September 1716. WorksConingham published three sermons, 1705, 1714, and 1715, and wrote a preface to the second edition of Henry Pendlebury's ‘Invisible Realities,’ originally published 1696. References{{DNB|wstitle=Coningham, James}}{{one source|date=January 2011}}{{Authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Coningham, James}} 16 : 1670 births|1716 deaths|18th-century English people|Alumni of the University of Edinburgh|English Christian religious leaders|English educators|Dissenting academy tutors|English religious writers|17th-century English writers|17th-century male writers|18th-century English writers|18th-century male writers|English Presbyterians|17th-century Presbyterian ministers|Burials at Bunhill Fields|English male non-fiction writers |
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