Originator and manufacturer of the well-known Wilbourn riding saddle.
Children by (Mollie)Mary E. Humphries who he married 2 Nov 1881
William M. Wilbourn 1883
Minnie A. Wilbourn 1889
Children by Mary E. Trotter who he married 15 Oct 1903
Catherine H. Wilbourn 1915
Mary Morrison Wilbourn 1917
Samuel Morrison Wilbourn, age 83, originator and manufacturer of the well-known Wilbourn riding saddle, died Thursday at the University Hospital, Charlottesville, following an operation. He was a resident of Buena Vista where he was one of the first citizens.
Funeral services were held from the Buena Vista Presbyterian church at 3:00 pm on Sunday with interment in the Lexington cemetery. He had been an officer in the church for 47 years.
Surviving are his wife; Mrs. Mary Trotter Wilbourn; three daughters, Mrs. Margaret Abbott of Johnson City, Tenn.; Mrs. W. Clarence Ware of Fairfield; and Mrs. Thomas M. Kirkpatrick of Lexington; and one son, William W. Wilbourn of Roanoke. Three sisters and two brothers also survive: Mrs. R. Parker, Staunton, Mrs. Chas. Newman, Fairfield; Mrs. George Bare, Lexington; Richard Wilbourn, Roanoke and Al Wilbourn of Pa.
Lexington Gazette, Feb. 9, 1940
Children by (Mollie)Mary E. Humphries who he married 2 Nov 1881
William M. Wilbourn 1883
Minnie A. Wilbourn 1889
Children by Mary E. Trotter who he married 15 Oct 1903
Catherine H. Wilbourn 1915
Mary Morrison Wilbourn 1917
Samuel Morrison Wilbourn, age 83, originator and manufacturer of the well-known Wilbourn riding saddle, died Thursday at the University Hospital, Charlottesville, following an operation. He was a resident of Buena Vista where he was one of the first citizens.
Funeral services were held from the Buena Vista Presbyterian church at 3:00 pm on Sunday with interment in the Lexington cemetery. He had been an officer in the church for 47 years.
Surviving are his wife; Mrs. Mary Trotter Wilbourn; three daughters, Mrs. Margaret Abbott of Johnson City, Tenn.; Mrs. W. Clarence Ware of Fairfield; and Mrs. Thomas M. Kirkpatrick of Lexington; and one son, William W. Wilbourn of Roanoke. Three sisters and two brothers also survive: Mrs. R. Parker, Staunton, Mrs. Chas. Newman, Fairfield; Mrs. George Bare, Lexington; Richard Wilbourn, Roanoke and Al Wilbourn of Pa.
Lexington Gazette, Feb. 9, 1940
Originator and manufacturer of the well-known Wilbourn riding saddle.
Children by (Mollie)Mary E. Humphries who he married 2 Nov 1881
William M. Wilbourn 1883
Minnie A. Wilbourn 1889
Children by Mary E. Trotter who he married 15 Oct 1903
Catherine H. Wilbourn 1915
Mary Morrison Wilbourn 1917
Samuel Morrison Wilbourn, age 83, originator and manufacturer of the well-known Wilbourn riding saddle, died Thursday at the University Hospital, Charlottesville, following an operation. He was a resident of Buena Vista where he was one of the first citizens.
Funeral services were held from the Buena Vista Presbyterian church at 3:00 pm on Sunday with interment in the Lexington cemetery. He had been an officer in the church for 47 years.
Surviving are his wife; Mrs. Mary Trotter Wilbourn; three daughters, Mrs. Margaret Abbott of Johnson City, Tenn.; Mrs. W. Clarence Ware of Fairfield; and Mrs. Thomas M. Kirkpatrick of Lexington; and one son, William W. Wilbourn of Roanoke. Three sisters and two brothers also survive: Mrs. R. Parker, Staunton, Mrs. Chas. Newman, Fairfield; Mrs. George Bare, Lexington; Richard Wilbourn, Roanoke and Al Wilbourn of Pa.
Lexington Gazette, Feb. 9, 1940
Children by (Mollie)Mary E. Humphries who he married 2 Nov 1881
William M. Wilbourn 1883
Minnie A. Wilbourn 1889
Children by Mary E. Trotter who he married 15 Oct 1903
Catherine H. Wilbourn 1915
Mary Morrison Wilbourn 1917
Samuel Morrison Wilbourn, age 83, originator and manufacturer of the well-known Wilbourn riding saddle, died Thursday at the University Hospital, Charlottesville, following an operation. He was a resident of Buena Vista where he was one of the first citizens.
Funeral services were held from the Buena Vista Presbyterian church at 3:00 pm on Sunday with interment in the Lexington cemetery. He had been an officer in the church for 47 years.
Surviving are his wife; Mrs. Mary Trotter Wilbourn; three daughters, Mrs. Margaret Abbott of Johnson City, Tenn.; Mrs. W. Clarence Ware of Fairfield; and Mrs. Thomas M. Kirkpatrick of Lexington; and one son, William W. Wilbourn of Roanoke. Three sisters and two brothers also survive: Mrs. R. Parker, Staunton, Mrs. Chas. Newman, Fairfield; Mrs. George Bare, Lexington; Richard Wilbourn, Roanoke and Al Wilbourn of Pa.
Lexington Gazette, Feb. 9, 1940
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