Name: Pawhatan/Baber
Sex: Male
Death Date: 02 Feb 1900
Death Place: Mouth Indian Creek, Summers, WV
Age at Death: 75y 4m 18d
Burial Place: Indian Mills, West Virginia
Burial Date: 03 Feb 1900
Birth Place: Virginia
Marital Status: M
Occupation: Preacher
Father, James Robert Baber (1783-1863), burial in Powhatan Baber Family Cemetery. There is a photo of James' headstone online, but the provider of the photo does not know the location. Mother, Elizabeth Chewning (1795-1857), burial unknown, but most likely with her husband James. Contributor: Gilly (47793030)
P. B. Baber
By J. L. McPherson
Brother P. B. Baber was a native of Summers
County, West Virginia. He resided for some time at Indian Mills, W. Va., in that county. He evangelized the entire Allegheny District of Virginia.
He was a large man, tender hearted and full of the spirit of Christ. So deep with emotion was his passion for souls that he seldom preached a sermon without tears in his eyes.
Once when on an evangelistic tour, the Alleghany District (of Virginia) Cooperation (.as it was called instead of a convention, and I liked it better) was scheduled to be held at the Gravel Hill Church in Craig County. He had written the
secretary that he did not think that he could attend. But the desire to have fellowship with his brethren constrained him to attend. During the business part of the meeting he walked up the aisle with tears, and cheers went up from the audience like at a political rally. He was loved and respected by all who knew him. He had a son who became a preacher and died somewhere in the Midwest.
He was a good man. He was taken ill and died away from home and in the harness working for his Lord. His godly life and preaching was a blessing to many in the mountain regions of Virginia and West Virginia.
Spouse: Caroline Tuggle (1827-1903), married April 10th, 1848, at Monroe, Amherst County, Viginia – four daughters (Martha, Emeline, Frances, Mary) and three sons (George, Granville, Charles)
Father: James Robert Baber (1783-1863)
Mother: Elizabeth Chewning (1795-1857)
Occupation: minister/preacher for the Christian Church.
Contributor: Ronald C. Brewer (48104028) •
The Hinton Daily News and Leader, Hinton, West Virginia
Wednesday, February 2, 1916, page 4
Sixteen Years Ago
Feb 2, 1900, Friday. Died - At the home of his son, Charles Baber, at the mouth of Indian Creek, Rev B B Baber, aged 75 years. Funeral services were conducted at Indian Mills church by Rev J P Campbell.
Contributor: Anonymous (48825891)
Sex: Male
Death Date: 02 Feb 1900
Death Place: Mouth Indian Creek, Summers, WV
Age at Death: 75y 4m 18d
Burial Place: Indian Mills, West Virginia
Burial Date: 03 Feb 1900
Birth Place: Virginia
Marital Status: M
Occupation: Preacher
Father, James Robert Baber (1783-1863), burial in Powhatan Baber Family Cemetery. There is a photo of James' headstone online, but the provider of the photo does not know the location. Mother, Elizabeth Chewning (1795-1857), burial unknown, but most likely with her husband James. Contributor: Gilly (47793030)
P. B. Baber
By J. L. McPherson
Brother P. B. Baber was a native of Summers
County, West Virginia. He resided for some time at Indian Mills, W. Va., in that county. He evangelized the entire Allegheny District of Virginia.
He was a large man, tender hearted and full of the spirit of Christ. So deep with emotion was his passion for souls that he seldom preached a sermon without tears in his eyes.
Once when on an evangelistic tour, the Alleghany District (of Virginia) Cooperation (.as it was called instead of a convention, and I liked it better) was scheduled to be held at the Gravel Hill Church in Craig County. He had written the
secretary that he did not think that he could attend. But the desire to have fellowship with his brethren constrained him to attend. During the business part of the meeting he walked up the aisle with tears, and cheers went up from the audience like at a political rally. He was loved and respected by all who knew him. He had a son who became a preacher and died somewhere in the Midwest.
He was a good man. He was taken ill and died away from home and in the harness working for his Lord. His godly life and preaching was a blessing to many in the mountain regions of Virginia and West Virginia.
Spouse: Caroline Tuggle (1827-1903), married April 10th, 1848, at Monroe, Amherst County, Viginia – four daughters (Martha, Emeline, Frances, Mary) and three sons (George, Granville, Charles)
Father: James Robert Baber (1783-1863)
Mother: Elizabeth Chewning (1795-1857)
Occupation: minister/preacher for the Christian Church.
Contributor: Ronald C. Brewer (48104028) •
The Hinton Daily News and Leader, Hinton, West Virginia
Wednesday, February 2, 1916, page 4
Sixteen Years Ago
Feb 2, 1900, Friday. Died - At the home of his son, Charles Baber, at the mouth of Indian Creek, Rev B B Baber, aged 75 years. Funeral services were conducted at Indian Mills church by Rev J P Campbell.
Contributor: Anonymous (48825891)
Name: Pawhatan/Baber
Sex: Male
Death Date: 02 Feb 1900
Death Place: Mouth Indian Creek, Summers, WV
Age at Death: 75y 4m 18d
Burial Place: Indian Mills, West Virginia
Burial Date: 03 Feb 1900
Birth Place: Virginia
Marital Status: M
Occupation: Preacher
Father, James Robert Baber (1783-1863), burial in Powhatan Baber Family Cemetery. There is a photo of James' headstone online, but the provider of the photo does not know the location. Mother, Elizabeth Chewning (1795-1857), burial unknown, but most likely with her husband James. Contributor: Gilly (47793030)
P. B. Baber
By J. L. McPherson
Brother P. B. Baber was a native of Summers
County, West Virginia. He resided for some time at Indian Mills, W. Va., in that county. He evangelized the entire Allegheny District of Virginia.
He was a large man, tender hearted and full of the spirit of Christ. So deep with emotion was his passion for souls that he seldom preached a sermon without tears in his eyes.
Once when on an evangelistic tour, the Alleghany District (of Virginia) Cooperation (.as it was called instead of a convention, and I liked it better) was scheduled to be held at the Gravel Hill Church in Craig County. He had written the
secretary that he did not think that he could attend. But the desire to have fellowship with his brethren constrained him to attend. During the business part of the meeting he walked up the aisle with tears, and cheers went up from the audience like at a political rally. He was loved and respected by all who knew him. He had a son who became a preacher and died somewhere in the Midwest.
He was a good man. He was taken ill and died away from home and in the harness working for his Lord. His godly life and preaching was a blessing to many in the mountain regions of Virginia and West Virginia.
Spouse: Caroline Tuggle (1827-1903), married April 10th, 1848, at Monroe, Amherst County, Viginia – four daughters (Martha, Emeline, Frances, Mary) and three sons (George, Granville, Charles)
Father: James Robert Baber (1783-1863)
Mother: Elizabeth Chewning (1795-1857)
Occupation: minister/preacher for the Christian Church.
Contributor: Ronald C. Brewer (48104028) •
The Hinton Daily News and Leader, Hinton, West Virginia
Wednesday, February 2, 1916, page 4
Sixteen Years Ago
Feb 2, 1900, Friday. Died - At the home of his son, Charles Baber, at the mouth of Indian Creek, Rev B B Baber, aged 75 years. Funeral services were conducted at Indian Mills church by Rev J P Campbell.
Contributor: Anonymous (48825891)
Sex: Male
Death Date: 02 Feb 1900
Death Place: Mouth Indian Creek, Summers, WV
Age at Death: 75y 4m 18d
Burial Place: Indian Mills, West Virginia
Burial Date: 03 Feb 1900
Birth Place: Virginia
Marital Status: M
Occupation: Preacher
Father, James Robert Baber (1783-1863), burial in Powhatan Baber Family Cemetery. There is a photo of James' headstone online, but the provider of the photo does not know the location. Mother, Elizabeth Chewning (1795-1857), burial unknown, but most likely with her husband James. Contributor: Gilly (47793030)
P. B. Baber
By J. L. McPherson
Brother P. B. Baber was a native of Summers
County, West Virginia. He resided for some time at Indian Mills, W. Va., in that county. He evangelized the entire Allegheny District of Virginia.
He was a large man, tender hearted and full of the spirit of Christ. So deep with emotion was his passion for souls that he seldom preached a sermon without tears in his eyes.
Once when on an evangelistic tour, the Alleghany District (of Virginia) Cooperation (.as it was called instead of a convention, and I liked it better) was scheduled to be held at the Gravel Hill Church in Craig County. He had written the
secretary that he did not think that he could attend. But the desire to have fellowship with his brethren constrained him to attend. During the business part of the meeting he walked up the aisle with tears, and cheers went up from the audience like at a political rally. He was loved and respected by all who knew him. He had a son who became a preacher and died somewhere in the Midwest.
He was a good man. He was taken ill and died away from home and in the harness working for his Lord. His godly life and preaching was a blessing to many in the mountain regions of Virginia and West Virginia.
Spouse: Caroline Tuggle (1827-1903), married April 10th, 1848, at Monroe, Amherst County, Viginia – four daughters (Martha, Emeline, Frances, Mary) and three sons (George, Granville, Charles)
Father: James Robert Baber (1783-1863)
Mother: Elizabeth Chewning (1795-1857)
Occupation: minister/preacher for the Christian Church.
Contributor: Ronald C. Brewer (48104028) •
The Hinton Daily News and Leader, Hinton, West Virginia
Wednesday, February 2, 1916, page 4
Sixteen Years Ago
Feb 2, 1900, Friday. Died - At the home of his son, Charles Baber, at the mouth of Indian Creek, Rev B B Baber, aged 75 years. Funeral services were conducted at Indian Mills church by Rev J P Campbell.
Contributor: Anonymous (48825891)
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