Welch, Robert Holland 55 years old, general counsel for the Federal Land Bank of Columbia died July 28, 1929, at Columbia Hospital. He was born May 14, 1874 near Pomaria, in Newberry County, the son of James and Rebecca Suber Welsh. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery in Columbia. He was a member of the first Clemson College class. In 1897 he married Ms. Mabel Day of Newberry and she died in 1908. Surviving were four children of the marriage: Mrs. Josiah Marde of Greenville, Ms. Margaret Welch Saunders of Columbia, William Welch of Memphis, TN and James Welch of Columbia, who is a senior Clemson College. In 1910 Mr. Welsh married the second time to Ms. Nettie Heath of Girard Georgia, and she survives. To that union was born a son, who died prior to the father. R. H. Welch was also survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary Eleaser of Columbia. Lengthy details on his life. Observer 7/30/1929
Statement of Condition, Federal Land Bank of Columbia, 1917
The General Counsel of the Federal Land Bank of Columbia, Robert Holland Welch, wrote Farm Loan Board member Charles E. Lobdell on December 10, 1917 to transmit a Statement of "Loans Closed" and "Abstracts on Hand." The statement was a particularly momentous one as the Bank has just surpassed the million dollar mark in total loans closed. $1,000,885.00 had been paid out on 493 individual loans, the bulk of which were made in North and South Carolina, at 270 and 152 respectively. The remaining States of Florida and Georgia received 47 and 24 loans respectively in the first calendar year of the Banks operation.
Statement of Condition, Federal Land Bank of Columbia, 1917
The General Counsel of the Federal Land Bank of Columbia, Robert Holland Welch, wrote Farm Loan Board member Charles E. Lobdell on December 10, 1917 to transmit a Statement of "Loans Closed" and "Abstracts on Hand." The statement was a particularly momentous one as the Bank has just surpassed the million dollar mark in total loans closed. $1,000,885.00 had been paid out on 493 individual loans, the bulk of which were made in North and South Carolina, at 270 and 152 respectively. The remaining States of Florida and Georgia received 47 and 24 loans respectively in the first calendar year of the Banks operation.
Welch, Robert Holland 55 years old, general counsel for the Federal Land Bank of Columbia died July 28, 1929, at Columbia Hospital. He was born May 14, 1874 near Pomaria, in Newberry County, the son of James and Rebecca Suber Welsh. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery in Columbia. He was a member of the first Clemson College class. In 1897 he married Ms. Mabel Day of Newberry and she died in 1908. Surviving were four children of the marriage: Mrs. Josiah Marde of Greenville, Ms. Margaret Welch Saunders of Columbia, William Welch of Memphis, TN and James Welch of Columbia, who is a senior Clemson College. In 1910 Mr. Welsh married the second time to Ms. Nettie Heath of Girard Georgia, and she survives. To that union was born a son, who died prior to the father. R. H. Welch was also survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary Eleaser of Columbia. Lengthy details on his life. Observer 7/30/1929
Statement of Condition, Federal Land Bank of Columbia, 1917
The General Counsel of the Federal Land Bank of Columbia, Robert Holland Welch, wrote Farm Loan Board member Charles E. Lobdell on December 10, 1917 to transmit a Statement of "Loans Closed" and "Abstracts on Hand." The statement was a particularly momentous one as the Bank has just surpassed the million dollar mark in total loans closed. $1,000,885.00 had been paid out on 493 individual loans, the bulk of which were made in North and South Carolina, at 270 and 152 respectively. The remaining States of Florida and Georgia received 47 and 24 loans respectively in the first calendar year of the Banks operation.
Statement of Condition, Federal Land Bank of Columbia, 1917
The General Counsel of the Federal Land Bank of Columbia, Robert Holland Welch, wrote Farm Loan Board member Charles E. Lobdell on December 10, 1917 to transmit a Statement of "Loans Closed" and "Abstracts on Hand." The statement was a particularly momentous one as the Bank has just surpassed the million dollar mark in total loans closed. $1,000,885.00 had been paid out on 493 individual loans, the bulk of which were made in North and South Carolina, at 270 and 152 respectively. The remaining States of Florida and Georgia received 47 and 24 loans respectively in the first calendar year of the Banks operation.
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