Rev. W. H. Pulliam died very suddenly at his late residence in this city Saturday night, from heart disease.
Mr. Pulliam had long been a sufferer from bronchial and lung trouble, but seemed not worse than usual up to time of death.
He was born March 1st, 1827, and reared near Palmyra. For several years he has been an honored citizen of this county, where he has preached for different Baptist churches. The deceased was recognized as a sincere Christian and his labors did much for humanity. The funeral services were held Monday.
Memphis, Missouri, Memphis Reveille, The Farmers’ Union, 21 Dec 1893, Thursday
Mr. Pulliam had long been a sufferer from bronchial and lung trouble, but seemed not worse than usual up to time of death.
He was born March 1st, 1827, and reared near Palmyra. For several years he has been an honored citizen of this county, where he has preached for different Baptist churches. The deceased was recognized as a sincere Christian and his labors did much for humanity. The funeral services were held Monday.
Memphis, Missouri, Memphis Reveille, The Farmers’ Union, 21 Dec 1893, Thursday
Rev. W. H. Pulliam died very suddenly at his late residence in this city Saturday night, from heart disease.
Mr. Pulliam had long been a sufferer from bronchial and lung trouble, but seemed not worse than usual up to time of death.
He was born March 1st, 1827, and reared near Palmyra. For several years he has been an honored citizen of this county, where he has preached for different Baptist churches. The deceased was recognized as a sincere Christian and his labors did much for humanity. The funeral services were held Monday.
Memphis, Missouri, Memphis Reveille, The Farmers’ Union, 21 Dec 1893, Thursday
Mr. Pulliam had long been a sufferer from bronchial and lung trouble, but seemed not worse than usual up to time of death.
He was born March 1st, 1827, and reared near Palmyra. For several years he has been an honored citizen of this county, where he has preached for different Baptist churches. The deceased was recognized as a sincere Christian and his labors did much for humanity. The funeral services were held Monday.
Memphis, Missouri, Memphis Reveille, The Farmers’ Union, 21 Dec 1893, Thursday
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