Evening capital

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H. DR. HIS DEI

Former Pastor of First Presbyteriin

Church Expires Suddenly

At Walbrook-

News was received here this morn

ing tif the death of the Rev. Robert

11. Williams, former jmstor of the

First Presbyterian Church of this city,

who died suddenly last night at his

home in Walbrook. Haiti more.

Dr. Williams is survived by a

widow, who was fot'inerly Miss Mary

Saudersou, of Baltimore connty, r.ud

one sou nud two daughters. His ohil

dren are Mr. Robert S. Williams, Miss

Margaret H. Williams ami Miss Mary

Williams, all of Baltimore. Dr. Will

iams was born in Philadelphia, and

received his education at, Union Col

lege ami the Princeton Theological

Seiuiuary.

For a number of years he held a

charge in Frederick, from which place

he came to Annapolis, where he was

imstor of the First Presbyterian

Church for a period of nine years, suc

ceeding the Rev. Dr. Hnghes O. Gib

bons, who accepted a call to Philadel

phia at, Old Pine Street Church. Dr.

Williams' last charge was the Presby

terian Church at Walbrook, of which

he was the first imstor. During the

last few years of his life Dr. Williams

though frequently preaching, held uo

regular charge. Excepting Dr. Joseph

T. Simth.he was the oldest, member of

the Baltimore Presbytery. Dr. Will

iams came to Annapolis at a period

when the church was in trouble, and

iiis presence had a salntarv effect, that

of “{tearing oil upon the troubled

waters.

Dr. Williams v asa dignified gentle

man, a scholar of rare attainments, a

mau of deep thought a constant

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening capital. (1904). Annapolis, Md., 1904-08-19. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn88065721/1904-08-19/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening capital, 1904-08-19.