death notice
National Banner & Nashville Whig
12 September 1829 edition:
Communicated: Departed this life on Tuesday morning , 7th inst., Rev. Hubbard Saunders, having just completed the 63rd year of his life. Mr. Saunders was a native of Brunswick county, Virginia and after having been a Local Preacher of the Gospel in the Methodist Episcopal Church for about 37 years and raised a large and respectable family, died with the confident expectation of eternal life. In all the relations, he sustained to his fellow creatures, he was generally respected and esteemed. In his own family he was peculiarly affectionate, generous and hospitable to his neighbors and evinced to all with whom he had intercourse the character and benevolence of a gentleman and a Christian. His exit was calm and resigned and while but few men will be more missed in their neighborhoods or families, none will be more sincerely lamented.
National Banner & Nashville Whig
12 September 1829 edition:
Communicated: Departed this life on Tuesday morning , 7th inst., Rev. Hubbard Saunders, having just completed the 63rd year of his life. Mr. Saunders was a native of Brunswick county, Virginia and after having been a Local Preacher of the Gospel in the Methodist Episcopal Church for about 37 years and raised a large and respectable family, died with the confident expectation of eternal life. In all the relations, he sustained to his fellow creatures, he was generally respected and esteemed. In his own family he was peculiarly affectionate, generous and hospitable to his neighbors and evinced to all with whom he had intercourse the character and benevolence of a gentleman and a Christian. His exit was calm and resigned and while but few men will be more missed in their neighborhoods or families, none will be more sincerely lamented.
death notice
National Banner & Nashville Whig
12 September 1829 edition:
Communicated: Departed this life on Tuesday morning , 7th inst., Rev. Hubbard Saunders, having just completed the 63rd year of his life. Mr. Saunders was a native of Brunswick county, Virginia and after having been a Local Preacher of the Gospel in the Methodist Episcopal Church for about 37 years and raised a large and respectable family, died with the confident expectation of eternal life. In all the relations, he sustained to his fellow creatures, he was generally respected and esteemed. In his own family he was peculiarly affectionate, generous and hospitable to his neighbors and evinced to all with whom he had intercourse the character and benevolence of a gentleman and a Christian. His exit was calm and resigned and while but few men will be more missed in their neighborhoods or families, none will be more sincerely lamented.
National Banner & Nashville Whig
12 September 1829 edition:
Communicated: Departed this life on Tuesday morning , 7th inst., Rev. Hubbard Saunders, having just completed the 63rd year of his life. Mr. Saunders was a native of Brunswick county, Virginia and after having been a Local Preacher of the Gospel in the Methodist Episcopal Church for about 37 years and raised a large and respectable family, died with the confident expectation of eternal life. In all the relations, he sustained to his fellow creatures, he was generally respected and esteemed. In his own family he was peculiarly affectionate, generous and hospitable to his neighbors and evinced to all with whom he had intercourse the character and benevolence of a gentleman and a Christian. His exit was calm and resigned and while but few men will be more missed in their neighborhoods or families, none will be more sincerely lamented.
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