Rev. William Rogers Richards, D. D. was a beloved minister at the Brick Central Church in New York City when he suddenly died of apoplexy.
He left a widow (Charlotte Barrett Blodget) with five children. He was a son of Rev. George Richards, a pastor of the Central Church in Boston, MA, and he was the father of George Hungtington Richards, II, Esq., a lawyer in New York City.
His burial in Mountain Grove is indicated in records of Headstone Transcriptions of this cemetery.
He left a widow (Charlotte Barrett Blodget) with five children. He was a son of Rev. George Richards, a pastor of the Central Church in Boston, MA, and he was the father of George Hungtington Richards, II, Esq., a lawyer in New York City.
His burial in Mountain Grove is indicated in records of Headstone Transcriptions of this cemetery.
Rev. William Rogers Richards, D. D. was a beloved minister at the Brick Central Church in New York City when he suddenly died of apoplexy.
He left a widow (Charlotte Barrett Blodget) with five children. He was a son of Rev. George Richards, a pastor of the Central Church in Boston, MA, and he was the father of George Hungtington Richards, II, Esq., a lawyer in New York City.
His burial in Mountain Grove is indicated in records of Headstone Transcriptions of this cemetery.
He left a widow (Charlotte Barrett Blodget) with five children. He was a son of Rev. George Richards, a pastor of the Central Church in Boston, MA, and he was the father of George Hungtington Richards, II, Esq., a lawyer in New York City.
His burial in Mountain Grove is indicated in records of Headstone Transcriptions of this cemetery.
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