DIED
At Chappell Hill, 20th of January, 1861, of Paralysis, Dr. R. J. Swearingen.
Dr. Swearingen was an old and highly esteemed citizen of Washington county, an honor to his county, a generous supporter of his church, liberal in all public enterprises, a true friend and a good citizen. His death has filled the hearts of his friends with grief.
The Weekly Telegraph (Houston, Harris Co., TX)
Tuesday, January 29, 1861
p. 2, c. 8
At Chappell Hill, 20th of January, 1861, of Paralysis, Dr. R. J. Swearingen.
Dr. Swearingen was an old and highly esteemed citizen of Washington county, an honor to his county, a generous supporter of his church, liberal in all public enterprises, a true friend and a good citizen. His death has filled the hearts of his friends with grief.
The Weekly Telegraph (Houston, Harris Co., TX)
Tuesday, January 29, 1861
p. 2, c. 8
DIED
At Chappell Hill, 20th of January, 1861, of Paralysis, Dr. R. J. Swearingen.
Dr. Swearingen was an old and highly esteemed citizen of Washington county, an honor to his county, a generous supporter of his church, liberal in all public enterprises, a true friend and a good citizen. His death has filled the hearts of his friends with grief.
The Weekly Telegraph (Houston, Harris Co., TX)
Tuesday, January 29, 1861
p. 2, c. 8
At Chappell Hill, 20th of January, 1861, of Paralysis, Dr. R. J. Swearingen.
Dr. Swearingen was an old and highly esteemed citizen of Washington county, an honor to his county, a generous supporter of his church, liberal in all public enterprises, a true friend and a good citizen. His death has filled the hearts of his friends with grief.
The Weekly Telegraph (Houston, Harris Co., TX)
Tuesday, January 29, 1861
p. 2, c. 8
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