The Baltimore Sun
Tuesday, January 17, 1893
Items from Danville
Danville, Virginia, January 16. Mr. Henry Thomas Pairo, who died on Saturday, was buried here today. Mr. Pairo was born in the District of Columbia in 1813 and spent the earlier years of his life in that section. In 1839 he removed to Richmond, where he engaged in the banking business until 1862. Soon after the War he went to Baltimore and engaged in the grocery business. In 1875 he retired from business and afterward lived with his children in Baltimore and Danville.
His children are C.H., Edwin, Robert M. and Oscar Pairo and Mrs. Alice Marshall of Baltimore and John L. Pairo of Danville.
Tuesday, January 17, 1893
Items from Danville
Danville, Virginia, January 16. Mr. Henry Thomas Pairo, who died on Saturday, was buried here today. Mr. Pairo was born in the District of Columbia in 1813 and spent the earlier years of his life in that section. In 1839 he removed to Richmond, where he engaged in the banking business until 1862. Soon after the War he went to Baltimore and engaged in the grocery business. In 1875 he retired from business and afterward lived with his children in Baltimore and Danville.
His children are C.H., Edwin, Robert M. and Oscar Pairo and Mrs. Alice Marshall of Baltimore and John L. Pairo of Danville.
The Baltimore Sun
Tuesday, January 17, 1893
Items from Danville
Danville, Virginia, January 16. Mr. Henry Thomas Pairo, who died on Saturday, was buried here today. Mr. Pairo was born in the District of Columbia in 1813 and spent the earlier years of his life in that section. In 1839 he removed to Richmond, where he engaged in the banking business until 1862. Soon after the War he went to Baltimore and engaged in the grocery business. In 1875 he retired from business and afterward lived with his children in Baltimore and Danville.
His children are C.H., Edwin, Robert M. and Oscar Pairo and Mrs. Alice Marshall of Baltimore and John L. Pairo of Danville.
Tuesday, January 17, 1893
Items from Danville
Danville, Virginia, January 16. Mr. Henry Thomas Pairo, who died on Saturday, was buried here today. Mr. Pairo was born in the District of Columbia in 1813 and spent the earlier years of his life in that section. In 1839 he removed to Richmond, where he engaged in the banking business until 1862. Soon after the War he went to Baltimore and engaged in the grocery business. In 1875 he retired from business and afterward lived with his children in Baltimore and Danville.
His children are C.H., Edwin, Robert M. and Oscar Pairo and Mrs. Alice Marshall of Baltimore and John L. Pairo of Danville.
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