Franklin Republican, April 13, 1888
Abraham Brewer, one of the oldest and most prominent and influential citizens of Johnson county, died at his home, near Greenwood, Tuesday morning. He was near fifty-eight years of age; an honest and upright gentleman, loved and respected by all who knew him. During his life he sowed seeds of kindness; extended the hand of charity to the needy, and his counsel and advice was that of a good and a pure man. He will be sadly missed from the community in which he has so long resided. Funeral services were held yesterday at Greenwood Presbyterian church.
Abraham Brewer, one of the oldest and most prominent and influential citizens of Johnson county, died at his home, near Greenwood, Tuesday morning. He was near fifty-eight years of age; an honest and upright gentleman, loved and respected by all who knew him. During his life he sowed seeds of kindness; extended the hand of charity to the needy, and his counsel and advice was that of a good and a pure man. He will be sadly missed from the community in which he has so long resided. Funeral services were held yesterday at Greenwood Presbyterian church.
Franklin Republican, April 13, 1888
Abraham Brewer, one of the oldest and most prominent and influential citizens of Johnson county, died at his home, near Greenwood, Tuesday morning. He was near fifty-eight years of age; an honest and upright gentleman, loved and respected by all who knew him. During his life he sowed seeds of kindness; extended the hand of charity to the needy, and his counsel and advice was that of a good and a pure man. He will be sadly missed from the community in which he has so long resided. Funeral services were held yesterday at Greenwood Presbyterian church.
Abraham Brewer, one of the oldest and most prominent and influential citizens of Johnson county, died at his home, near Greenwood, Tuesday morning. He was near fifty-eight years of age; an honest and upright gentleman, loved and respected by all who knew him. During his life he sowed seeds of kindness; extended the hand of charity to the needy, and his counsel and advice was that of a good and a pure man. He will be sadly missed from the community in which he has so long resided. Funeral services were held yesterday at Greenwood Presbyterian church.
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