Obituary published in the New York Times, 17 Feb 1943.
"ROSELLE, N. J., Feb 16 - The Rev. Samuel C. Albright of this place, a Moravian pastor for forty years, died yesterday at Downtown Hospital in New York at the age of 67. He retired five years ago.
Born in Lancaster, Pa., Mr. Albright was graduated from te Moravian College and Seminary, Bethlehem, Pa. He had held pastorates in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Missouri and New York. His first charge was in Cherokee Indian Territory, near Tahlequah, Okla.
He leaves a widow, Mrs. Annie L. Albright, and three sons, LeRoy of Roselle and Paul F. and Raymond C. of Utica, N. Y."
"ROSELLE, N. J., Feb 16 - The Rev. Samuel C. Albright of this place, a Moravian pastor for forty years, died yesterday at Downtown Hospital in New York at the age of 67. He retired five years ago.
Born in Lancaster, Pa., Mr. Albright was graduated from te Moravian College and Seminary, Bethlehem, Pa. He had held pastorates in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Missouri and New York. His first charge was in Cherokee Indian Territory, near Tahlequah, Okla.
He leaves a widow, Mrs. Annie L. Albright, and three sons, LeRoy of Roselle and Paul F. and Raymond C. of Utica, N. Y."
Obituary published in the New York Times, 17 Feb 1943.
"ROSELLE, N. J., Feb 16 - The Rev. Samuel C. Albright of this place, a Moravian pastor for forty years, died yesterday at Downtown Hospital in New York at the age of 67. He retired five years ago.
Born in Lancaster, Pa., Mr. Albright was graduated from te Moravian College and Seminary, Bethlehem, Pa. He had held pastorates in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Missouri and New York. His first charge was in Cherokee Indian Territory, near Tahlequah, Okla.
He leaves a widow, Mrs. Annie L. Albright, and three sons, LeRoy of Roselle and Paul F. and Raymond C. of Utica, N. Y."
"ROSELLE, N. J., Feb 16 - The Rev. Samuel C. Albright of this place, a Moravian pastor for forty years, died yesterday at Downtown Hospital in New York at the age of 67. He retired five years ago.
Born in Lancaster, Pa., Mr. Albright was graduated from te Moravian College and Seminary, Bethlehem, Pa. He had held pastorates in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Missouri and New York. His first charge was in Cherokee Indian Territory, near Tahlequah, Okla.
He leaves a widow, Mrs. Annie L. Albright, and three sons, LeRoy of Roselle and Paul F. and Raymond C. of Utica, N. Y."
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