Only child of Flavius Thompson Appleby and Mary Grider "Mayme" Mourning
Husband of Elizabeth Seagle Allen
Attended and graduated from Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina and later attended Union Seminary in Richmond, Virginia. He accepted a call to a small church in Maxton, North Carolina where he stayed for 6 years. He then moved to a church in Anderson, South Carolina for 7 years, and lastly returned to Richmond, Virginia where he joined the faculty at Union Seminary for 25 years. He retired in 1971 as Professor of Evangelism & Director of Field Work at Union Seminary in Richmond, Virginia.
Husband of Elizabeth Seagle Allen
Attended and graduated from Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina and later attended Union Seminary in Richmond, Virginia. He accepted a call to a small church in Maxton, North Carolina where he stayed for 6 years. He then moved to a church in Anderson, South Carolina for 7 years, and lastly returned to Richmond, Virginia where he joined the faculty at Union Seminary for 25 years. He retired in 1971 as Professor of Evangelism & Director of Field Work at Union Seminary in Richmond, Virginia.
Only child of Flavius Thompson Appleby and Mary Grider "Mayme" Mourning
Husband of Elizabeth Seagle Allen
Attended and graduated from Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina and later attended Union Seminary in Richmond, Virginia. He accepted a call to a small church in Maxton, North Carolina where he stayed for 6 years. He then moved to a church in Anderson, South Carolina for 7 years, and lastly returned to Richmond, Virginia where he joined the faculty at Union Seminary for 25 years. He retired in 1971 as Professor of Evangelism & Director of Field Work at Union Seminary in Richmond, Virginia.
Husband of Elizabeth Seagle Allen
Attended and graduated from Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina and later attended Union Seminary in Richmond, Virginia. He accepted a call to a small church in Maxton, North Carolina where he stayed for 6 years. He then moved to a church in Anderson, South Carolina for 7 years, and lastly returned to Richmond, Virginia where he joined the faculty at Union Seminary for 25 years. He retired in 1971 as Professor of Evangelism & Director of Field Work at Union Seminary in Richmond, Virginia.
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