try a web search using the terms
King George revolution preachers


there will be several articles on the topic including'
http://www.davekopel.com/Religion/Religious-Roots-of-the-American-Revolution.pdf


this one has a good bibliography


try the same terms searching "images" rather than the web and a few portrait possibilities may result



Best wishes, Barbara, retired librarian



-----Original Message-----
From: Caroline Rainey <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Mon, Oct 25, 2010 12:44 pm
Subject: [MUSEUM-L] The 4 Bees in King George's Bonnet


Hello Everyone,


I am helping a sculptor at Brookgreen Gardens who would like to sculpt the portraits of the "4 bees in King George's Bonnet".  These bees were 4 preachers before the Revolutionary war who spoke out against the king.  The churches involved were Bethesda Presbyterian in McConnells, South Carolina, Bullock Creek in Sharon, South Carolina and Bethel and Beersheba, both also in South Carolina, possibly in York County.  I am looking for any information on the subject and what these men said, and any images of them that can be used to create a sculpture.  He wants to complete the sculpture by the end of the week so any help would be appreciated.


Sincerely,


Caroline Rainey
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