City of Charleston death register has him listed as J.E. Sass with the following information: Died of apoplexy at the age of 60 years. He died the week of January 14-20, 1849. He was sexton of the church.
(special thanks to Franklin for the following info) The Cabinetmakers of America listed Edward George Sass of Charleston, SC. Born 1788. Son of Jacob, with whom he doubtless served his apprenticeship. Associated with father in 1811 when they advertised as Jacob Sass & Son. In 1813 directory they are both listed at 38 Queen St. In directory for 1822 Edward is listed at Northern Warehouse, 77 Queen St. Immediately after father's death in 1836 advertised in Courier that he intended to carry on the business. Died Jan 20, 1849. Left his tools and workbenches to his son George Washington Sass.
(special thanks to Franklin for the following info) The Cabinetmakers of America listed Edward George Sass of Charleston, SC. Born 1788. Son of Jacob, with whom he doubtless served his apprenticeship. Associated with father in 1811 when they advertised as Jacob Sass & Son. In 1813 directory they are both listed at 38 Queen St. In directory for 1822 Edward is listed at Northern Warehouse, 77 Queen St. Immediately after father's death in 1836 advertised in Courier that he intended to carry on the business. Died Jan 20, 1849. Left his tools and workbenches to his son George Washington Sass.
City of Charleston death register has him listed as J.E. Sass with the following information: Died of apoplexy at the age of 60 years. He died the week of January 14-20, 1849. He was sexton of the church.
(special thanks to Franklin for the following info) The Cabinetmakers of America listed Edward George Sass of Charleston, SC. Born 1788. Son of Jacob, with whom he doubtless served his apprenticeship. Associated with father in 1811 when they advertised as Jacob Sass & Son. In 1813 directory they are both listed at 38 Queen St. In directory for 1822 Edward is listed at Northern Warehouse, 77 Queen St. Immediately after father's death in 1836 advertised in Courier that he intended to carry on the business. Died Jan 20, 1849. Left his tools and workbenches to his son George Washington Sass.
(special thanks to Franklin for the following info) The Cabinetmakers of America listed Edward George Sass of Charleston, SC. Born 1788. Son of Jacob, with whom he doubtless served his apprenticeship. Associated with father in 1811 when they advertised as Jacob Sass & Son. In 1813 directory they are both listed at 38 Queen St. In directory for 1822 Edward is listed at Northern Warehouse, 77 Queen St. Immediately after father's death in 1836 advertised in Courier that he intended to carry on the business. Died Jan 20, 1849. Left his tools and workbenches to his son George Washington Sass.
Inscription
Here lyeth until this corruptible, shall have put on incorruption and his mortal, immortality the body of Edward G. Sass, who for many years a warden of this church, he yielded up his soul unto God, who gave it, on January 20th, 1849 in the 61st year of his age. To him, to die was gain, for them which sleep in Jesus, will God bring with him.
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headstone inscriptions by Miss Amanda Roberts, April 23, 1907 & information from City of Charleston death register
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