Kentucky Advocate , Danville, Kentucky, 01 May 1888, Tue • Page 3
Mr. Jas. Kinnaird was summoned yesterday morning by telegraph to the bed side of his brother, Robt. W. Kinnaird, D. D., of Fort Smith, Ark. Dr. Kinnaird resigned the charge of the Presbyterian Church, Midway, Ky., and removed to Arkansas last year on account of his health. He has, however, been unequal to the duties of a pastor, having occupied his pulpit but twice since he has been at Fort Smith, and is now very ill.
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Kentucky Advocate , Danville, Kentucky, 04 May 1888, Fri • Page 5
Rev. R. H. Kinnaird, D. D., of Fort Smith, Ark., died on the night of May 1st. His remains are expected on the noon train today, Friday. The funeral services will be held at the residence of Mr. Jas. Kinnaird.
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Kentucky Advocate , Danville, Kentucky, 08 May 1888, Tue • Page 3
The brief announcement of the death of our former townsman, Rev. Robt. H. Kinnaird, D. D., appeared in the last issue of this paper. His remains were brought here from Fort Smith, Ark. , on Friday, where he had recently gone to take the pastoral care of a church and after services at the old family mansion, were interred In the cemetery near at hand. Dr Kinnaird was born in Lancaster, Garrard County, in 1830, and was the son of James and Eliza (Hann) Kinnaird. He graduated from Centre College in 1858, and soon after began to study for the ministry, preaching first at Ft. Madison, lowa. Since then he has occupied pulpits in Missouri and Mississippi, returning to Midway, this State, in 1871. He was married in 1866 to Miss Mary E. Martin, daughter of ex-Gov. Joshua L, Martin, of Tuscaloosa, Ala., who, with four daughters and one son, is left to morn his loss. Dr. Kinnaird had friends throughout the State, who will be grieved to learn of his death.
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Rev. Kinnard was a Presbyterian minister. He was a 1962 graduate of Danville Theological Seminary in Danville, Kentucky. He was licensed to preach in 1864 by the Presbytery of Iowa, after which he was the pastor at Union Presbyterian Church in Fort Madison, Iowa (1865-1866). In 1867 he moved to Kentucky.(The content of this preceding paragraph was taken from the History of the Presbyterian Church in Iowa 1837-1900 by Rev. Dr. Joseph W. Hubbard, page 209.)
Mr. Jas. Kinnaird was summoned yesterday morning by telegraph to the bed side of his brother, Robt. W. Kinnaird, D. D., of Fort Smith, Ark. Dr. Kinnaird resigned the charge of the Presbyterian Church, Midway, Ky., and removed to Arkansas last year on account of his health. He has, however, been unequal to the duties of a pastor, having occupied his pulpit but twice since he has been at Fort Smith, and is now very ill.
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Kentucky Advocate , Danville, Kentucky, 04 May 1888, Fri • Page 5
Rev. R. H. Kinnaird, D. D., of Fort Smith, Ark., died on the night of May 1st. His remains are expected on the noon train today, Friday. The funeral services will be held at the residence of Mr. Jas. Kinnaird.
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Kentucky Advocate , Danville, Kentucky, 08 May 1888, Tue • Page 3
The brief announcement of the death of our former townsman, Rev. Robt. H. Kinnaird, D. D., appeared in the last issue of this paper. His remains were brought here from Fort Smith, Ark. , on Friday, where he had recently gone to take the pastoral care of a church and after services at the old family mansion, were interred In the cemetery near at hand. Dr Kinnaird was born in Lancaster, Garrard County, in 1830, and was the son of James and Eliza (Hann) Kinnaird. He graduated from Centre College in 1858, and soon after began to study for the ministry, preaching first at Ft. Madison, lowa. Since then he has occupied pulpits in Missouri and Mississippi, returning to Midway, this State, in 1871. He was married in 1866 to Miss Mary E. Martin, daughter of ex-Gov. Joshua L, Martin, of Tuscaloosa, Ala., who, with four daughters and one son, is left to morn his loss. Dr. Kinnaird had friends throughout the State, who will be grieved to learn of his death.
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Rev. Kinnard was a Presbyterian minister. He was a 1962 graduate of Danville Theological Seminary in Danville, Kentucky. He was licensed to preach in 1864 by the Presbytery of Iowa, after which he was the pastor at Union Presbyterian Church in Fort Madison, Iowa (1865-1866). In 1867 he moved to Kentucky.(The content of this preceding paragraph was taken from the History of the Presbyterian Church in Iowa 1837-1900 by Rev. Dr. Joseph W. Hubbard, page 209.)
Kentucky Advocate , Danville, Kentucky, 01 May 1888, Tue • Page 3
Mr. Jas. Kinnaird was summoned yesterday morning by telegraph to the bed side of his brother, Robt. W. Kinnaird, D. D., of Fort Smith, Ark. Dr. Kinnaird resigned the charge of the Presbyterian Church, Midway, Ky., and removed to Arkansas last year on account of his health. He has, however, been unequal to the duties of a pastor, having occupied his pulpit but twice since he has been at Fort Smith, and is now very ill.
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Kentucky Advocate , Danville, Kentucky, 04 May 1888, Fri • Page 5
Rev. R. H. Kinnaird, D. D., of Fort Smith, Ark., died on the night of May 1st. His remains are expected on the noon train today, Friday. The funeral services will be held at the residence of Mr. Jas. Kinnaird.
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Kentucky Advocate , Danville, Kentucky, 08 May 1888, Tue • Page 3
The brief announcement of the death of our former townsman, Rev. Robt. H. Kinnaird, D. D., appeared in the last issue of this paper. His remains were brought here from Fort Smith, Ark. , on Friday, where he had recently gone to take the pastoral care of a church and after services at the old family mansion, were interred In the cemetery near at hand. Dr Kinnaird was born in Lancaster, Garrard County, in 1830, and was the son of James and Eliza (Hann) Kinnaird. He graduated from Centre College in 1858, and soon after began to study for the ministry, preaching first at Ft. Madison, lowa. Since then he has occupied pulpits in Missouri and Mississippi, returning to Midway, this State, in 1871. He was married in 1866 to Miss Mary E. Martin, daughter of ex-Gov. Joshua L, Martin, of Tuscaloosa, Ala., who, with four daughters and one son, is left to morn his loss. Dr. Kinnaird had friends throughout the State, who will be grieved to learn of his death.
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Rev. Kinnard was a Presbyterian minister. He was a 1962 graduate of Danville Theological Seminary in Danville, Kentucky. He was licensed to preach in 1864 by the Presbytery of Iowa, after which he was the pastor at Union Presbyterian Church in Fort Madison, Iowa (1865-1866). In 1867 he moved to Kentucky.(The content of this preceding paragraph was taken from the History of the Presbyterian Church in Iowa 1837-1900 by Rev. Dr. Joseph W. Hubbard, page 209.)
Mr. Jas. Kinnaird was summoned yesterday morning by telegraph to the bed side of his brother, Robt. W. Kinnaird, D. D., of Fort Smith, Ark. Dr. Kinnaird resigned the charge of the Presbyterian Church, Midway, Ky., and removed to Arkansas last year on account of his health. He has, however, been unequal to the duties of a pastor, having occupied his pulpit but twice since he has been at Fort Smith, and is now very ill.
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Kentucky Advocate , Danville, Kentucky, 04 May 1888, Fri • Page 5
Rev. R. H. Kinnaird, D. D., of Fort Smith, Ark., died on the night of May 1st. His remains are expected on the noon train today, Friday. The funeral services will be held at the residence of Mr. Jas. Kinnaird.
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Kentucky Advocate , Danville, Kentucky, 08 May 1888, Tue • Page 3
The brief announcement of the death of our former townsman, Rev. Robt. H. Kinnaird, D. D., appeared in the last issue of this paper. His remains were brought here from Fort Smith, Ark. , on Friday, where he had recently gone to take the pastoral care of a church and after services at the old family mansion, were interred In the cemetery near at hand. Dr Kinnaird was born in Lancaster, Garrard County, in 1830, and was the son of James and Eliza (Hann) Kinnaird. He graduated from Centre College in 1858, and soon after began to study for the ministry, preaching first at Ft. Madison, lowa. Since then he has occupied pulpits in Missouri and Mississippi, returning to Midway, this State, in 1871. He was married in 1866 to Miss Mary E. Martin, daughter of ex-Gov. Joshua L, Martin, of Tuscaloosa, Ala., who, with four daughters and one son, is left to morn his loss. Dr. Kinnaird had friends throughout the State, who will be grieved to learn of his death.
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Rev. Kinnard was a Presbyterian minister. He was a 1962 graduate of Danville Theological Seminary in Danville, Kentucky. He was licensed to preach in 1864 by the Presbytery of Iowa, after which he was the pastor at Union Presbyterian Church in Fort Madison, Iowa (1865-1866). In 1867 he moved to Kentucky.(The content of this preceding paragraph was taken from the History of the Presbyterian Church in Iowa 1837-1900 by Rev. Dr. Joseph W. Hubbard, page 209.)
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ROBERT HANN KINNAIRD
BORN IN LANCASTER, KY JULY 25TH 1839
DIED IN FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS MAY 1ST 1888
TIL HE COMES
FOR TWENTY FOUR YEARS A MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST
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