Alfred Waddell Vick was the twin brother of Mary Browning Vick who preceded him in death. He was the husband of Edith Teasdale Vick and father of Alfred Teasdale Vick. He was the son of Samuel Washington Vick and Catherine Taylor Rothwell Vick. He grew up in Wilmington, NC, moving to Savannah with his employment with the Atlantic Coast Railway.
Alfred W. Vick was paymaster of the Atlantic Coast Line in Savannah GA. He began his employment in 1896 as a junior clerk. He was transferred to Savannah in 1907, and had seen continuous service with the railroad from that date until his death. Mr. Vick received recognition by the ACL for his long service with the railroad on July 6, 1947, when he was honored at ceremonies at which he received a gold emblem with a diamond setting commemorating over 50 years with the railroad. He was 71 years of age at the time of his death and in his fifty-sixth year of service with the ACL railroad. (Savannah Morning News)
Alfred was visiting a friend in Wilmington, NC when he passed away. His wife Edith preceded him in death October 10, 1948. Alfred and Edith are at rest with their son in Bonaventure Cemetery.
Alfred W. Vick was paymaster of the Atlantic Coast Line in Savannah GA. He began his employment in 1896 as a junior clerk. He was transferred to Savannah in 1907, and had seen continuous service with the railroad from that date until his death. Mr. Vick received recognition by the ACL for his long service with the railroad on July 6, 1947, when he was honored at ceremonies at which he received a gold emblem with a diamond setting commemorating over 50 years with the railroad. He was 71 years of age at the time of his death and in his fifty-sixth year of service with the ACL railroad. (Savannah Morning News)
Alfred was visiting a friend in Wilmington, NC when he passed away. His wife Edith preceded him in death October 10, 1948. Alfred and Edith are at rest with their son in Bonaventure Cemetery.
Alfred Waddell Vick was the twin brother of Mary Browning Vick who preceded him in death. He was the husband of Edith Teasdale Vick and father of Alfred Teasdale Vick. He was the son of Samuel Washington Vick and Catherine Taylor Rothwell Vick. He grew up in Wilmington, NC, moving to Savannah with his employment with the Atlantic Coast Railway.
Alfred W. Vick was paymaster of the Atlantic Coast Line in Savannah GA. He began his employment in 1896 as a junior clerk. He was transferred to Savannah in 1907, and had seen continuous service with the railroad from that date until his death. Mr. Vick received recognition by the ACL for his long service with the railroad on July 6, 1947, when he was honored at ceremonies at which he received a gold emblem with a diamond setting commemorating over 50 years with the railroad. He was 71 years of age at the time of his death and in his fifty-sixth year of service with the ACL railroad. (Savannah Morning News)
Alfred was visiting a friend in Wilmington, NC when he passed away. His wife Edith preceded him in death October 10, 1948. Alfred and Edith are at rest with their son in Bonaventure Cemetery.
Alfred W. Vick was paymaster of the Atlantic Coast Line in Savannah GA. He began his employment in 1896 as a junior clerk. He was transferred to Savannah in 1907, and had seen continuous service with the railroad from that date until his death. Mr. Vick received recognition by the ACL for his long service with the railroad on July 6, 1947, when he was honored at ceremonies at which he received a gold emblem with a diamond setting commemorating over 50 years with the railroad. He was 71 years of age at the time of his death and in his fifty-sixth year of service with the ACL railroad. (Savannah Morning News)
Alfred was visiting a friend in Wilmington, NC when he passed away. His wife Edith preceded him in death October 10, 1948. Alfred and Edith are at rest with their son in Bonaventure Cemetery.
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Alfred Waddell Vick
May 28, 1880
Feb. 3, 1951
Devoted husband and father
Edith Teasdale Vick
May 20, 1879
Oct. 10, 1948
Devoted wife and mother
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