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Dr. Albert H. R. Frederick
1835-1901

From the September 25, 1901 issue of The LaFayette Sun.


Dr. Frederick’s Death.

            The immediate family, as well as the whole community, was shocked 
last Sunday to learn of the sudden death of Dr. Frederick at Ocala, Fla. The 
remains reached here on Tuesday and the funeral services were held at the 
Baptist church in the afternoon, Dr. Thompson, the pastor, conducted the 
services, assisted by Drs. Bledsoe, Dobbs and Faust. Dr. Frederick leaves a 
widow and the following children: Mesdames F. P. Brock, G. E. McGehee, A. J. 
Driver, Miss Hattie May and Messrs. Robt. and Jim Frederick. They have the 
sympathy of many friends.

 

In Memory of Dr. Albert H. R. Frederick.

            The subject of this brief notice was born in Keenonville, N.C., 
April 27, 1835, and died in Ocalia, Fla., Sept. 22, 1901. His father came to 
Alabama in 1839 and he lived until 1890 in Chambers County, when he took up his 
residence in Ocalia, where he died. For many years, Dr. Frederick lived at 
Cusseta and practiced his profession and then for some years lived in LaFayette.

            Dr. Frederick was a man of strong convictions on all moral and 
religious questions. He was a great friend to temperance and always let in 
every movement that favored the cause. He loved his church and took most active 
part in all her enterprises. He was a skilled and honorable physician and did 
must to alleviate suffering among the poor. In the home he was tender, devoted 
and affectionate. His influence for good will long be felt. A Christian man has 
gone to his reward, leaving his children the best of all inheritances – a good 
name. May they follow in his steps as he followed Christ.



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