Rev James Guthrie 3rd & Elizabeth Culbertson

Rev James GUTHRIE 3rd & Elizabeth CULBERTSON

Husband Rev James GUTHRIE 3rd ¹ ^,2
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       Died: 24 Aug 1850             at: New Haven, Fayette Co, Pa ¹^,2
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     Father: James GUTHRIE Jr Esq
     Mother: Jennet "Jane" CULBERTSON
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Other Spouse: Martha TORRENCE         Date: 
Wife Elizabeth CULBERTSON
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Children
1 F Martha Torrina GUTHRIE ¹
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Spouse: Clark DAVIDSON
2 M James Culbertson GUTHRIE ¹
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Spouse: Mary R WORK
3 F Sarah Jane GUTHRIE ¹
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Spouse: James ALLEN

Husband's Notes
James Guthrie, son of James Guthrie, Jr., was educated in Dickinson College of Carlisle, Pa., was called to the pastorate of Tyrone and Laurel Hill, rural churches in Fayette Co., Pa., and was for many years a member of the Old Redstone Presbytery. He was a zealous and forceful minister and an influential citizen.
Rev. James Guthgrie married (1) Martha Torrence, daughter od Col. Joseph Torrence, of Dunbar Township, Fayette Co., Pa. She died prior to 1839. He married (2) Elizabeth ----, who survived him at his death Aug. 24, 1850, which took place at his home in New Haven, Fayette Co., Pa.
Wife's Notes
surname assumed from first son given the middle name Culbertson [Brian Cartwright, 28 Feb 1998]
Notes for Child: James Culbertson GUTHRIE
...secured lands in Fayette County, underlaid with the famous nine foot vein of Connelsville coking coal, which afterwards became very valuable and made his heris "well off."
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