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Rev Grant Taylor Sullivan

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Rev Grant Taylor Sullivan

Birth
Brownsville, Haywood County, Tennessee, USA
Death
29 Aug 1911 (aged 58)
McCracken County, Kentucky, USA
Burial
Union City, Obion County, Tennessee, USA
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Per KY Death Certificate
Grant T Sullivan was married, 58, Minister of Methodist Church. Burial was to be in Union City, TN. He was the son of Rev Nathan Sullivan & Mary Jane Sullivan.



REV G T SULLIVAN DEAD.

Paducah, KY., Aug. 29
The Rev. G. T. Sullivan, 52 years old, died at midnight to-night, after a lingering illness from a complication of diseases. He was pastor of the Broadway Methodist Church and one of the most prominent members of the Memphis Methodist Conference. Dr. Sullivan had been pastor of the Broadway church nearly four years, and was very popular. The deceased had been ill for three months. He is survived by his wife and daughter.
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Memphis Commercial Appeal
Rev. G. T. Sullivan was one of the most prominent preachers in Southern Methodism. He has been in this Conference many years. He was for several years a pastor in Memphis, where he has a host of friends. The news of his death will be received with profound sorrow throughout West Tennessee and Western Kentucky
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The Commercial, Union City, Tennessee - Sept 1, 1911
The people of Union City also mourn the death of a former beloved pastor, one of the most popular ministers of this church.

Remains of the deceased were shipped here yesterday and carried to the Methodist Church accompanied by the funeral cortege. Services were held at 2 o'clock p.m., led by Rev. Sellars, other ministers taking part. Interment followed at East View.



Per KY Death Certificate
Grant T Sullivan was married, 58, Minister of Methodist Church. Burial was to be in Union City, TN. He was the son of Rev Nathan Sullivan & Mary Jane Sullivan.



REV G T SULLIVAN DEAD.

Paducah, KY., Aug. 29
The Rev. G. T. Sullivan, 52 years old, died at midnight to-night, after a lingering illness from a complication of diseases. He was pastor of the Broadway Methodist Church and one of the most prominent members of the Memphis Methodist Conference. Dr. Sullivan had been pastor of the Broadway church nearly four years, and was very popular. The deceased had been ill for three months. He is survived by his wife and daughter.
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Memphis Commercial Appeal
Rev. G. T. Sullivan was one of the most prominent preachers in Southern Methodism. He has been in this Conference many years. He was for several years a pastor in Memphis, where he has a host of friends. The news of his death will be received with profound sorrow throughout West Tennessee and Western Kentucky
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The Commercial, Union City, Tennessee - Sept 1, 1911
The people of Union City also mourn the death of a former beloved pastor, one of the most popular ministers of this church.

Remains of the deceased were shipped here yesterday and carried to the Methodist Church accompanied by the funeral cortege. Services were held at 2 o'clock p.m., led by Rev. Sellars, other ministers taking part. Interment followed at East View.



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