Brother of:
Alphonso Church
Samuel Church (died young)
George Hazard Church Jr
Samuel Burnham Church MD
Maria Burnham Church
Phebe Fuller Church
Husband of:
First Wife
Hannah (SWEET) Church
married by Edward Bell Pastor of the
1st Baptist Church in Wickford
on 10th of July 1861.
Second Wife
Anna Eliza (PAGE) Church
CHARLES WORKED AS A
COMPOUNDING PHARMACIST
GRADUATE OF WASHINGTON ACADEMY, NORTH KINGSTOWN, RHODE ISLAND
OBITUARY
C. H. CHURCH DIES
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 25 Charles H. Church, formerly town treasurer of North Kingstown, died at Wickford yesterday of pneumonia, after an illness of about a week.
He was for years engaged in the jewelry and drug business. Mr. Church was a son of the late Dr. George Hazard Church and Maria B. Church. He was born in Wickford March 12, 1833 and received his early training at the old Washington Academy. When a young man he engaged in the manufacture of jewelry in Wickford and later in Providence. Later he went back to Wickford and succeeded his brother, Alphonso Church, in the drug business, which he conducted for years. He married twice. He is survived by his second wife, who was Anna E. Page, a daughter, Miss Julia Church, and a sister, Mrs. T. J. Hamilton of Providence.
PAWTUCKET TIMES 11-26-1913
Alphonso Church
Samuel Church (died young)
George Hazard Church Jr
Samuel Burnham Church MD
Maria Burnham Church
Phebe Fuller Church
Husband of:
First Wife
Hannah (SWEET) Church
married by Edward Bell Pastor of the
1st Baptist Church in Wickford
on 10th of July 1861.
Second Wife
Anna Eliza (PAGE) Church
CHARLES WORKED AS A
COMPOUNDING PHARMACIST
GRADUATE OF WASHINGTON ACADEMY, NORTH KINGSTOWN, RHODE ISLAND
OBITUARY
C. H. CHURCH DIES
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 25 Charles H. Church, formerly town treasurer of North Kingstown, died at Wickford yesterday of pneumonia, after an illness of about a week.
He was for years engaged in the jewelry and drug business. Mr. Church was a son of the late Dr. George Hazard Church and Maria B. Church. He was born in Wickford March 12, 1833 and received his early training at the old Washington Academy. When a young man he engaged in the manufacture of jewelry in Wickford and later in Providence. Later he went back to Wickford and succeeded his brother, Alphonso Church, in the drug business, which he conducted for years. He married twice. He is survived by his second wife, who was Anna E. Page, a daughter, Miss Julia Church, and a sister, Mrs. T. J. Hamilton of Providence.
PAWTUCKET TIMES 11-26-1913
Brother of:
Alphonso Church
Samuel Church (died young)
George Hazard Church Jr
Samuel Burnham Church MD
Maria Burnham Church
Phebe Fuller Church
Husband of:
First Wife
Hannah (SWEET) Church
married by Edward Bell Pastor of the
1st Baptist Church in Wickford
on 10th of July 1861.
Second Wife
Anna Eliza (PAGE) Church
CHARLES WORKED AS A
COMPOUNDING PHARMACIST
GRADUATE OF WASHINGTON ACADEMY, NORTH KINGSTOWN, RHODE ISLAND
OBITUARY
C. H. CHURCH DIES
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 25 Charles H. Church, formerly town treasurer of North Kingstown, died at Wickford yesterday of pneumonia, after an illness of about a week.
He was for years engaged in the jewelry and drug business. Mr. Church was a son of the late Dr. George Hazard Church and Maria B. Church. He was born in Wickford March 12, 1833 and received his early training at the old Washington Academy. When a young man he engaged in the manufacture of jewelry in Wickford and later in Providence. Later he went back to Wickford and succeeded his brother, Alphonso Church, in the drug business, which he conducted for years. He married twice. He is survived by his second wife, who was Anna E. Page, a daughter, Miss Julia Church, and a sister, Mrs. T. J. Hamilton of Providence.
PAWTUCKET TIMES 11-26-1913
Alphonso Church
Samuel Church (died young)
George Hazard Church Jr
Samuel Burnham Church MD
Maria Burnham Church
Phebe Fuller Church
Husband of:
First Wife
Hannah (SWEET) Church
married by Edward Bell Pastor of the
1st Baptist Church in Wickford
on 10th of July 1861.
Second Wife
Anna Eliza (PAGE) Church
CHARLES WORKED AS A
COMPOUNDING PHARMACIST
GRADUATE OF WASHINGTON ACADEMY, NORTH KINGSTOWN, RHODE ISLAND
OBITUARY
C. H. CHURCH DIES
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 25 Charles H. Church, formerly town treasurer of North Kingstown, died at Wickford yesterday of pneumonia, after an illness of about a week.
He was for years engaged in the jewelry and drug business. Mr. Church was a son of the late Dr. George Hazard Church and Maria B. Church. He was born in Wickford March 12, 1833 and received his early training at the old Washington Academy. When a young man he engaged in the manufacture of jewelry in Wickford and later in Providence. Later he went back to Wickford and succeeded his brother, Alphonso Church, in the drug business, which he conducted for years. He married twice. He is survived by his second wife, who was Anna E. Page, a daughter, Miss Julia Church, and a sister, Mrs. T. J. Hamilton of Providence.
PAWTUCKET TIMES 11-26-1913
Inscription
(On West Side of Monument)
CHARLES H. CHURCH
BORN MARCH 12, 1833,
DIED NOV. 25, 1913.
(On Small Stone)
C. H. C.
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