Agnes McCall Phipps was born in Scotland. She married Rev. William H. Phipps, brother of famed industrialist Henry W. Phipps, Jr.
She was the mother of 4 children:
Albert John Phipps (1852-1918)
Elizabeth J. Phipps Hunter (1854-1925)
Fannie S. Phipps Sawyer (1859-1909)
Lawrence Cowle Phipps (Sr) 1862-1958
Agnes died of "pulmonary consumption" (TB). Her son, Lawrence, later built a tuberculosis sanitarium in Denver, Colorado, and named it in her honor, "Agnes Phipps Memorial Sanitarium."
She was the mother of 4 children:
Albert John Phipps (1852-1918)
Elizabeth J. Phipps Hunter (1854-1925)
Fannie S. Phipps Sawyer (1859-1909)
Lawrence Cowle Phipps (Sr) 1862-1958
Agnes died of "pulmonary consumption" (TB). Her son, Lawrence, later built a tuberculosis sanitarium in Denver, Colorado, and named it in her honor, "Agnes Phipps Memorial Sanitarium."
Agnes McCall Phipps was born in Scotland. She married Rev. William H. Phipps, brother of famed industrialist Henry W. Phipps, Jr.
She was the mother of 4 children:
Albert John Phipps (1852-1918)
Elizabeth J. Phipps Hunter (1854-1925)
Fannie S. Phipps Sawyer (1859-1909)
Lawrence Cowle Phipps (Sr) 1862-1958
Agnes died of "pulmonary consumption" (TB). Her son, Lawrence, later built a tuberculosis sanitarium in Denver, Colorado, and named it in her honor, "Agnes Phipps Memorial Sanitarium."
She was the mother of 4 children:
Albert John Phipps (1852-1918)
Elizabeth J. Phipps Hunter (1854-1925)
Fannie S. Phipps Sawyer (1859-1909)
Lawrence Cowle Phipps (Sr) 1862-1958
Agnes died of "pulmonary consumption" (TB). Her son, Lawrence, later built a tuberculosis sanitarium in Denver, Colorado, and named it in her honor, "Agnes Phipps Memorial Sanitarium."
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