Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Vicar, Margaret June 25, 1907
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Virginian-Pilot, June 26, 1907
The venerable Mrs. Margaret Vicar, mother of W. W. Vicar and Mrs. Benjamin F. 
Reynolds, and relict of the late Wm. B. Vicar, died at the home of her son-in-law,
Benjamin F. Reynolds, 106 W Brambleton Avenue, at 4 o'clock yesterday morning after
six weeks of illness, in the 90th year of her age. Besides her son and daughter she
is survived by five grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
The deceased was born near Hickory Ground, Norfolk County, where she lived for quite
a number of years, but had been a resident of Norfolk for about forty
law, Benjamin F. Reynolds, 106 W Brambleton Avenue, at 4 o'clock yesterday m
morning after six weeks of illness, in the 90th year of her age. Besides her s
son and daughter she is survived by five grandchildren and several great g
grandchildren.
The deceased was born near Hickory Ground, Norfolk County, where she lived for 
quite a number of years, but had been a resident of Norfolk for about forty-five
years. 
During her long life on earth she suffered little sickness, retaining her faculties
to the last moment of her life. She was widely known and universally esteemed for
her gentle and unselfish disposition and pure and virtuous life. Her chief aim and
object was to forget self and to lend all her energies for the comfort and welfare
of others. The 
five years. 
During her long life on earth she suffered little sickness, retaining her 
faculties to the last moment of her life. She was widely known and universally 
esteemed for her gentle and unselfish disposition and pure and virtuous life. 
Her chief aim and object was to forget self and to lend all her energies for 
the comfort and welfare of others. The fragrance of her life will ever remain 
as a precious ointment to her kindred and friends, who knew her only to love. 
Mrs. Vicar was for many years a consistent member of Queen Street Methodist 
Church. The funeral will be solemnized from the residence of her son-in-law, 
Brambleton, at 5 o'clock this afternoon and will be conducted by her pastor, 
Rev. T. J. Taylor.

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Burial in Elmwood Cemetery, Norfolk, VA

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