Death of an Old Citizen
Mr. James Nash, one of the oldest citizens of Greenville county, died at his home, in the lower portion of the county, on Friday, 9th inst., in the eighty-third year of his age. He had been afflicted with dropsy for several years, suffering also from an attack of paralysis, the latter of four years standing. He was a good and upright man.
Greenville Mountaineer - April 21, 1880
Mr. James Nash, one of the oldest citizens of Greenville county, died at his home, in the lower portion of the county, on Friday, 9th inst., in the eighty-third year of his age. He had been afflicted with dropsy for several years, suffering also from an attack of paralysis, the latter of four years standing. He was a good and upright man.
Greenville Mountaineer - April 21, 1880
Death of an Old Citizen
Mr. James Nash, one of the oldest citizens of Greenville county, died at his home, in the lower portion of the county, on Friday, 9th inst., in the eighty-third year of his age. He had been afflicted with dropsy for several years, suffering also from an attack of paralysis, the latter of four years standing. He was a good and upright man.
Greenville Mountaineer - April 21, 1880
Mr. James Nash, one of the oldest citizens of Greenville county, died at his home, in the lower portion of the county, on Friday, 9th inst., in the eighty-third year of his age. He had been afflicted with dropsy for several years, suffering also from an attack of paralysis, the latter of four years standing. He was a good and upright man.
Greenville Mountaineer - April 21, 1880
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