63y
Merchant
524 Franklin Street, 13th Ward
1879-04-09; Paper: Philadelphia Inquirer
DEATH OF A PHILADELPHIAN IN RICHMOND
Thomas Hare, who died in Richmond, Va, on Saturday evening, was a well-known tobacco mechant of this city. He was an active and prominent churchman, being at the time of his death a trustee and class leader of St. George's Church, Fourth and New streets. About a week ago he went south on business and the next heard of him was his death."
1879-04-08; Paper: North American
"DEATH OF A PHILADELPHIA MERCHANT
Richmond, Va., April 7 - Mr. Thomas Hare, an old merchant of Philadelphia, was seized with apoplexy on Saturday night in this city, and died last night. He had been in Richmond several days on business connected with a New York House, and was attacked on the street. Being unknown, he was taken to the hospital. His identity was not established till to-day. He was about sixty-five years old. The remains will be taken to Philadelphia to-morrow."
Merchant
524 Franklin Street, 13th Ward
1879-04-09; Paper: Philadelphia Inquirer
DEATH OF A PHILADELPHIAN IN RICHMOND
Thomas Hare, who died in Richmond, Va, on Saturday evening, was a well-known tobacco mechant of this city. He was an active and prominent churchman, being at the time of his death a trustee and class leader of St. George's Church, Fourth and New streets. About a week ago he went south on business and the next heard of him was his death."
1879-04-08; Paper: North American
"DEATH OF A PHILADELPHIA MERCHANT
Richmond, Va., April 7 - Mr. Thomas Hare, an old merchant of Philadelphia, was seized with apoplexy on Saturday night in this city, and died last night. He had been in Richmond several days on business connected with a New York House, and was attacked on the street. Being unknown, he was taken to the hospital. His identity was not established till to-day. He was about sixty-five years old. The remains will be taken to Philadelphia to-morrow."
63y
Merchant
524 Franklin Street, 13th Ward
1879-04-09; Paper: Philadelphia Inquirer
DEATH OF A PHILADELPHIAN IN RICHMOND
Thomas Hare, who died in Richmond, Va, on Saturday evening, was a well-known tobacco mechant of this city. He was an active and prominent churchman, being at the time of his death a trustee and class leader of St. George's Church, Fourth and New streets. About a week ago he went south on business and the next heard of him was his death."
1879-04-08; Paper: North American
"DEATH OF A PHILADELPHIA MERCHANT
Richmond, Va., April 7 - Mr. Thomas Hare, an old merchant of Philadelphia, was seized with apoplexy on Saturday night in this city, and died last night. He had been in Richmond several days on business connected with a New York House, and was attacked on the street. Being unknown, he was taken to the hospital. His identity was not established till to-day. He was about sixty-five years old. The remains will be taken to Philadelphia to-morrow."
Merchant
524 Franklin Street, 13th Ward
1879-04-09; Paper: Philadelphia Inquirer
DEATH OF A PHILADELPHIAN IN RICHMOND
Thomas Hare, who died in Richmond, Va, on Saturday evening, was a well-known tobacco mechant of this city. He was an active and prominent churchman, being at the time of his death a trustee and class leader of St. George's Church, Fourth and New streets. About a week ago he went south on business and the next heard of him was his death."
1879-04-08; Paper: North American
"DEATH OF A PHILADELPHIA MERCHANT
Richmond, Va., April 7 - Mr. Thomas Hare, an old merchant of Philadelphia, was seized with apoplexy on Saturday night in this city, and died last night. He had been in Richmond several days on business connected with a New York House, and was attacked on the street. Being unknown, he was taken to the hospital. His identity was not established till to-day. He was about sixty-five years old. The remains will be taken to Philadelphia to-morrow."
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