Death of Colonel Wellborn
Col. Maximillian Bethune Wellborn died at his residence on north Eufaula street yesterday afternoon. He was one of Eufaula's oldest, purest, and most estimable citizens. He was sixty years of age and had been confined for several months to his room and bed, and his physicians who attended him have felt that he would not recover from his illness.
He was well known throughout this section of Alabama and was considered a man of the highest and noblest impulses. He has held many public and private trusts of responsibility.
"Death of Colonel Wellborn," The Eufaula Daily Times (Eufaula, Alabama), 16 May 1885, page 4: http://www.newspapers.com; accessed 10 Jun 2022.
The Episcopal church was filled to overflowing last Sunday afternoon for the funeral of Col. M.B. Wellborn. The service was solemn, yet impressive and beautiful, conducted by the Rev. Dr. Spalding. An immense cortege followed the remains to the Masonic cemetery. The whole community felt that it had sustained a great loss in the death of one of its best, purest, and more prominent citizens.
No title, The Eufaula Daily Times, (Eufaula, Alabama), 19 May 1885, page 4; http://www.newspapers.com; accessed 10 Jun 2022.
Col. Maximillian Bethune Wellborn died at his residence on north Eufaula street yesterday afternoon. He was one of Eufaula's oldest, purest, and most estimable citizens. He was sixty years of age and had been confined for several months to his room and bed, and his physicians who attended him have felt that he would not recover from his illness.
He was well known throughout this section of Alabama and was considered a man of the highest and noblest impulses. He has held many public and private trusts of responsibility.
"Death of Colonel Wellborn," The Eufaula Daily Times (Eufaula, Alabama), 16 May 1885, page 4: http://www.newspapers.com; accessed 10 Jun 2022.
The Episcopal church was filled to overflowing last Sunday afternoon for the funeral of Col. M.B. Wellborn. The service was solemn, yet impressive and beautiful, conducted by the Rev. Dr. Spalding. An immense cortege followed the remains to the Masonic cemetery. The whole community felt that it had sustained a great loss in the death of one of its best, purest, and more prominent citizens.
No title, The Eufaula Daily Times, (Eufaula, Alabama), 19 May 1885, page 4; http://www.newspapers.com; accessed 10 Jun 2022.
Death of Colonel Wellborn
Col. Maximillian Bethune Wellborn died at his residence on north Eufaula street yesterday afternoon. He was one of Eufaula's oldest, purest, and most estimable citizens. He was sixty years of age and had been confined for several months to his room and bed, and his physicians who attended him have felt that he would not recover from his illness.
He was well known throughout this section of Alabama and was considered a man of the highest and noblest impulses. He has held many public and private trusts of responsibility.
"Death of Colonel Wellborn," The Eufaula Daily Times (Eufaula, Alabama), 16 May 1885, page 4: http://www.newspapers.com; accessed 10 Jun 2022.
The Episcopal church was filled to overflowing last Sunday afternoon for the funeral of Col. M.B. Wellborn. The service was solemn, yet impressive and beautiful, conducted by the Rev. Dr. Spalding. An immense cortege followed the remains to the Masonic cemetery. The whole community felt that it had sustained a great loss in the death of one of its best, purest, and more prominent citizens.
No title, The Eufaula Daily Times, (Eufaula, Alabama), 19 May 1885, page 4; http://www.newspapers.com; accessed 10 Jun 2022.
Col. Maximillian Bethune Wellborn died at his residence on north Eufaula street yesterday afternoon. He was one of Eufaula's oldest, purest, and most estimable citizens. He was sixty years of age and had been confined for several months to his room and bed, and his physicians who attended him have felt that he would not recover from his illness.
He was well known throughout this section of Alabama and was considered a man of the highest and noblest impulses. He has held many public and private trusts of responsibility.
"Death of Colonel Wellborn," The Eufaula Daily Times (Eufaula, Alabama), 16 May 1885, page 4: http://www.newspapers.com; accessed 10 Jun 2022.
The Episcopal church was filled to overflowing last Sunday afternoon for the funeral of Col. M.B. Wellborn. The service was solemn, yet impressive and beautiful, conducted by the Rev. Dr. Spalding. An immense cortege followed the remains to the Masonic cemetery. The whole community felt that it had sustained a great loss in the death of one of its best, purest, and more prominent citizens.
No title, The Eufaula Daily Times, (Eufaula, Alabama), 19 May 1885, page 4; http://www.newspapers.com; accessed 10 Jun 2022.
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