WILLIAM SIDNEY HUGGINS died in Kalamazoo, Michigan, March 23, 1862, aged 40
He was born in New Haven, Conn , March 19, 1822.
For three years after leaving College, he was engaged as a private tutor in Judge Couper's family, Glynn Co, Georgia, and then for three years he was a member of the Yale Theo- logical Seminary. He visited Europe in 1836 The next year he was licensed to preach, but for want of good health he was not settled as a Pastor until November 1852, when he was ordained and installed over the Congregational church in Whitewater, Wisconsin. This charge he was soon compelled by ill health to give up In September 1854, he was installed pastor of the Presbyterian church in Kalamazoo^ Michigan, and there he remained until his death
He married, in Oct 1854, Maiy Frances Smith, daughter of Hon. A D Smith, of Milwaukee.
http://mssa.library.yale.edu/obituary_record/1859_1924/1861-62.pdf
He was born in New Haven, Conn , March 19, 1822.
For three years after leaving College, he was engaged as a private tutor in Judge Couper's family, Glynn Co, Georgia, and then for three years he was a member of the Yale Theo- logical Seminary. He visited Europe in 1836 The next year he was licensed to preach, but for want of good health he was not settled as a Pastor until November 1852, when he was ordained and installed over the Congregational church in Whitewater, Wisconsin. This charge he was soon compelled by ill health to give up In September 1854, he was installed pastor of the Presbyterian church in Kalamazoo^ Michigan, and there he remained until his death
He married, in Oct 1854, Maiy Frances Smith, daughter of Hon. A D Smith, of Milwaukee.
http://mssa.library.yale.edu/obituary_record/1859_1924/1861-62.pdf
WILLIAM SIDNEY HUGGINS died in Kalamazoo, Michigan, March 23, 1862, aged 40
He was born in New Haven, Conn , March 19, 1822.
For three years after leaving College, he was engaged as a private tutor in Judge Couper's family, Glynn Co, Georgia, and then for three years he was a member of the Yale Theo- logical Seminary. He visited Europe in 1836 The next year he was licensed to preach, but for want of good health he was not settled as a Pastor until November 1852, when he was ordained and installed over the Congregational church in Whitewater, Wisconsin. This charge he was soon compelled by ill health to give up In September 1854, he was installed pastor of the Presbyterian church in Kalamazoo^ Michigan, and there he remained until his death
He married, in Oct 1854, Maiy Frances Smith, daughter of Hon. A D Smith, of Milwaukee.
http://mssa.library.yale.edu/obituary_record/1859_1924/1861-62.pdf
He was born in New Haven, Conn , March 19, 1822.
For three years after leaving College, he was engaged as a private tutor in Judge Couper's family, Glynn Co, Georgia, and then for three years he was a member of the Yale Theo- logical Seminary. He visited Europe in 1836 The next year he was licensed to preach, but for want of good health he was not settled as a Pastor until November 1852, when he was ordained and installed over the Congregational church in Whitewater, Wisconsin. This charge he was soon compelled by ill health to give up In September 1854, he was installed pastor of the Presbyterian church in Kalamazoo^ Michigan, and there he remained until his death
He married, in Oct 1854, Maiy Frances Smith, daughter of Hon. A D Smith, of Milwaukee.
http://mssa.library.yale.edu/obituary_record/1859_1924/1861-62.pdf
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