Rev. Wickliffe Y. Abraham, a well known Baptist Minister, died suddenly of heart disease Monday afternoon in Richmond.
He was on his way from the session of the General Association of Staunton and was stricken while on a street car. Death resulted in a few minutes.
Mr. Abraham was a member of a prominent Virginia family and was well known throughout the South. He filled several important pastorates.
He had given up ministry due to deafness and had for several years been involved in the typewriter business.
He is survived by his mother, widow and two children.
Staunton Spectator and Vindicator
Staunton, Virginia
November 20, 1903
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Information below courtesy of contributor pale saint
Please link Wickliffe to his wife Annie. She died & was buried in South Carolina, where her youngest daughter was born.
He was on his way from the session of the General Association of Staunton and was stricken while on a street car. Death resulted in a few minutes.
Mr. Abraham was a member of a prominent Virginia family and was well known throughout the South. He filled several important pastorates.
He had given up ministry due to deafness and had for several years been involved in the typewriter business.
He is survived by his mother, widow and two children.
Staunton Spectator and Vindicator
Staunton, Virginia
November 20, 1903
Above information courtesy of contributor
Shock # 47473371
*****************************
Information below courtesy of contributor pale saint
Please link Wickliffe to his wife Annie. She died & was buried in South Carolina, where her youngest daughter was born.
Rev. Wickliffe Y. Abraham, a well known Baptist Minister, died suddenly of heart disease Monday afternoon in Richmond.
He was on his way from the session of the General Association of Staunton and was stricken while on a street car. Death resulted in a few minutes.
Mr. Abraham was a member of a prominent Virginia family and was well known throughout the South. He filled several important pastorates.
He had given up ministry due to deafness and had for several years been involved in the typewriter business.
He is survived by his mother, widow and two children.
Staunton Spectator and Vindicator
Staunton, Virginia
November 20, 1903
Above information courtesy of contributor
Shock # 47473371
*****************************
Information below courtesy of contributor pale saint
Please link Wickliffe to his wife Annie. She died & was buried in South Carolina, where her youngest daughter was born.
He was on his way from the session of the General Association of Staunton and was stricken while on a street car. Death resulted in a few minutes.
Mr. Abraham was a member of a prominent Virginia family and was well known throughout the South. He filled several important pastorates.
He had given up ministry due to deafness and had for several years been involved in the typewriter business.
He is survived by his mother, widow and two children.
Staunton Spectator and Vindicator
Staunton, Virginia
November 20, 1903
Above information courtesy of contributor
Shock # 47473371
*****************************
Information below courtesy of contributor pale saint
Please link Wickliffe to his wife Annie. She died & was buried in South Carolina, where her youngest daughter was born.
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