Son of Thomas Whittington and Anna Grissom
Was listed in 1880 census as single, so assumption is that he did not marry.
Burial location per obituary.
The Wednesday, March 7, 1900 edition of The Greensboro Patriot included:
Mr. A. P. Whittington, living about four miles south of this place, is suffering very much from blood poisoning. It is feared he cannot live much longer. He is about eighty-two years old.
The Wednesday, March 14, 1900 edition of The Greensboro Patriot included:
Mr. A. P. Whittington, of whom mention was made in the columns of The Patriot in the last issue, died at his home Saturday after a protracted illness. He was a devoted christian man whom all reverenced, and was a consistent member of Mt. Pleasant M. E. church, at which place he was buried Sunday.
Was listed in 1880 census as single, so assumption is that he did not marry.
Burial location per obituary.
The Wednesday, March 7, 1900 edition of The Greensboro Patriot included:
Mr. A. P. Whittington, living about four miles south of this place, is suffering very much from blood poisoning. It is feared he cannot live much longer. He is about eighty-two years old.
The Wednesday, March 14, 1900 edition of The Greensboro Patriot included:
Mr. A. P. Whittington, of whom mention was made in the columns of The Patriot in the last issue, died at his home Saturday after a protracted illness. He was a devoted christian man whom all reverenced, and was a consistent member of Mt. Pleasant M. E. church, at which place he was buried Sunday.
Son of Thomas Whittington and Anna Grissom
Was listed in 1880 census as single, so assumption is that he did not marry.
Burial location per obituary.
The Wednesday, March 7, 1900 edition of The Greensboro Patriot included:
Mr. A. P. Whittington, living about four miles south of this place, is suffering very much from blood poisoning. It is feared he cannot live much longer. He is about eighty-two years old.
The Wednesday, March 14, 1900 edition of The Greensboro Patriot included:
Mr. A. P. Whittington, of whom mention was made in the columns of The Patriot in the last issue, died at his home Saturday after a protracted illness. He was a devoted christian man whom all reverenced, and was a consistent member of Mt. Pleasant M. E. church, at which place he was buried Sunday.
Was listed in 1880 census as single, so assumption is that he did not marry.
Burial location per obituary.
The Wednesday, March 7, 1900 edition of The Greensboro Patriot included:
Mr. A. P. Whittington, living about four miles south of this place, is suffering very much from blood poisoning. It is feared he cannot live much longer. He is about eighty-two years old.
The Wednesday, March 14, 1900 edition of The Greensboro Patriot included:
Mr. A. P. Whittington, of whom mention was made in the columns of The Patriot in the last issue, died at his home Saturday after a protracted illness. He was a devoted christian man whom all reverenced, and was a consistent member of Mt. Pleasant M. E. church, at which place he was buried Sunday.
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