Age 28 years, 23 days.
In Memoriam.
Bell, A. P.--The son of Richard and Sarah Bell, was born in Washington Co. Pa., March 10, 1831. He attended College in Madison, and at the Miami University, and also at Oxford, Ohio, where he graduated in 1844. He studied Theology in the Associate Reformed Seminary at Allegheny city, Pa., and was licensed by the Second Presbytery of Ohio in April 1857; he preached when his health permitted, and died, May 3, 1859, of consumption.
--Published in Joseph M. Wilson, The Presbyterian Historical Almanac, and Annual Remembrances of the Church, for 1860, Philadelphia: Joseph M. Wilson, 1860, p. 159.
In Memoriam.
Bell, A. P.--The son of Richard and Sarah Bell, was born in Washington Co. Pa., March 10, 1831. He attended College in Madison, and at the Miami University, and also at Oxford, Ohio, where he graduated in 1844. He studied Theology in the Associate Reformed Seminary at Allegheny city, Pa., and was licensed by the Second Presbytery of Ohio in April 1857; he preached when his health permitted, and died, May 3, 1859, of consumption.
--Published in Joseph M. Wilson, The Presbyterian Historical Almanac, and Annual Remembrances of the Church, for 1860, Philadelphia: Joseph M. Wilson, 1860, p. 159.
Age 28 years, 23 days.
In Memoriam.
Bell, A. P.--The son of Richard and Sarah Bell, was born in Washington Co. Pa., March 10, 1831. He attended College in Madison, and at the Miami University, and also at Oxford, Ohio, where he graduated in 1844. He studied Theology in the Associate Reformed Seminary at Allegheny city, Pa., and was licensed by the Second Presbytery of Ohio in April 1857; he preached when his health permitted, and died, May 3, 1859, of consumption.
--Published in Joseph M. Wilson, The Presbyterian Historical Almanac, and Annual Remembrances of the Church, for 1860, Philadelphia: Joseph M. Wilson, 1860, p. 159.
In Memoriam.
Bell, A. P.--The son of Richard and Sarah Bell, was born in Washington Co. Pa., March 10, 1831. He attended College in Madison, and at the Miami University, and also at Oxford, Ohio, where he graduated in 1844. He studied Theology in the Associate Reformed Seminary at Allegheny city, Pa., and was licensed by the Second Presbytery of Ohio in April 1857; he preached when his health permitted, and died, May 3, 1859, of consumption.
--Published in Joseph M. Wilson, The Presbyterian Historical Almanac, and Annual Remembrances of the Church, for 1860, Philadelphia: Joseph M. Wilson, 1860, p. 159.
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