Published in the Athens Review August 28, 1913
BENJAMIN F. WORSHAM
The subject of this sketch was born in Washington County, Alabama, October 30, 1836. He died in the Flat Creek community August 9, 1913, and his remains were buried in Red Hill Cemetery August 20, 1913. He lacked a few weeks of being 78 years old, only two years of his four score. He was a member of the M.E. Church South, at Murchison. He was a good man and was loved by all that knew him. May the good Lord bless his bereaved wife and loved ones and help them to meet him in the better land where he awaits his resurrection and the coming of his loved and the great reunion beyond the skies.
G.M. Fletcher, his Pastor.
Contributor: Wayne Smith (47181024) • [email protected]
BENJAMIN F. WORSHAM
The subject of this sketch was born in Washington County, Alabama, October 30, 1836. He died in the Flat Creek community August 9, 1913, and his remains were buried in Red Hill Cemetery August 20, 1913. He lacked a few weeks of being 78 years old, only two years of his four score. He was a member of the M.E. Church South, at Murchison. He was a good man and was loved by all that knew him. May the good Lord bless his bereaved wife and loved ones and help them to meet him in the better land where he awaits his resurrection and the coming of his loved and the great reunion beyond the skies.
G.M. Fletcher, his Pastor.
Contributor: Wayne Smith (47181024) • [email protected]
Published in the Athens Review August 28, 1913
BENJAMIN F. WORSHAM
The subject of this sketch was born in Washington County, Alabama, October 30, 1836. He died in the Flat Creek community August 9, 1913, and his remains were buried in Red Hill Cemetery August 20, 1913. He lacked a few weeks of being 78 years old, only two years of his four score. He was a member of the M.E. Church South, at Murchison. He was a good man and was loved by all that knew him. May the good Lord bless his bereaved wife and loved ones and help them to meet him in the better land where he awaits his resurrection and the coming of his loved and the great reunion beyond the skies.
G.M. Fletcher, his Pastor.
Contributor: Wayne Smith (47181024) • [email protected]
BENJAMIN F. WORSHAM
The subject of this sketch was born in Washington County, Alabama, October 30, 1836. He died in the Flat Creek community August 9, 1913, and his remains were buried in Red Hill Cemetery August 20, 1913. He lacked a few weeks of being 78 years old, only two years of his four score. He was a member of the M.E. Church South, at Murchison. He was a good man and was loved by all that knew him. May the good Lord bless his bereaved wife and loved ones and help them to meet him in the better land where he awaits his resurrection and the coming of his loved and the great reunion beyond the skies.
G.M. Fletcher, his Pastor.
Contributor: Wayne Smith (47181024) • [email protected]
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