Charles Edward Rice, son of George Poage and Caroline S (Montgomery) Rice.
Charles graduated from Monmouth College (Illinois) in 1877 [actually he was 18 in 1877 and may have been in the academy (two years) prior to attending the Omaha Theological Seminary and graduating in 1895, was ordained a Presbyterian minister March, 1894, and has served several churches in Nebraska as pastor.
He was engaged in work for the American Sunday School Union from 1887 to 1892. He died June 8, 1903, at his home in Hotchkiss, Colo., where he is buried. His widow, Emma Lyon Rice, still lives there with her brother.
Charles' parents are buried in Monmouth.
addl info courtesy of mcsigep
Charles graduated from Monmouth College (Illinois) in 1877 [actually he was 18 in 1877 and may have been in the academy (two years) prior to attending the Omaha Theological Seminary and graduating in 1895, was ordained a Presbyterian minister March, 1894, and has served several churches in Nebraska as pastor.
He was engaged in work for the American Sunday School Union from 1887 to 1892. He died June 8, 1903, at his home in Hotchkiss, Colo., where he is buried. His widow, Emma Lyon Rice, still lives there with her brother.
Charles' parents are buried in Monmouth.
addl info courtesy of mcsigep
Charles Edward Rice, son of George Poage and Caroline S (Montgomery) Rice.
Charles graduated from Monmouth College (Illinois) in 1877 [actually he was 18 in 1877 and may have been in the academy (two years) prior to attending the Omaha Theological Seminary and graduating in 1895, was ordained a Presbyterian minister March, 1894, and has served several churches in Nebraska as pastor.
He was engaged in work for the American Sunday School Union from 1887 to 1892. He died June 8, 1903, at his home in Hotchkiss, Colo., where he is buried. His widow, Emma Lyon Rice, still lives there with her brother.
Charles' parents are buried in Monmouth.
addl info courtesy of mcsigep
Charles graduated from Monmouth College (Illinois) in 1877 [actually he was 18 in 1877 and may have been in the academy (two years) prior to attending the Omaha Theological Seminary and graduating in 1895, was ordained a Presbyterian minister March, 1894, and has served several churches in Nebraska as pastor.
He was engaged in work for the American Sunday School Union from 1887 to 1892. He died June 8, 1903, at his home in Hotchkiss, Colo., where he is buried. His widow, Emma Lyon Rice, still lives there with her brother.
Charles' parents are buried in Monmouth.
addl info courtesy of mcsigep
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