He was educated at
Wofford College (SC); he received his DD degree from now-defunct Rutherford College
(NC) in June 1891. He served as minister at
St. James United
Methodist
Church (Spring St.
Church) in Charleston, SC, 1890-91, and several other SC Methodist
churches
from 1878-1902.
Present day address of St. James Church:
754 Rutledge Ave.
Charleston, SC
843-722-2826
Charleston, SC directory of 1890 shows him living at 231 Coming St.
in Charleston. His occupation is listed as pastor; his business
is
listed as "Spring St. M E Church South."
Received Doctorate of Divinity from Rutherford College (NC) in 1892.
All dates from his obituary in the "SC Methodist Conference Minutes",
pp 61-63 (1902).
He wrote several of the family obituaries collected in the scrap book
of his sister
Mattie
Pate.
Obituary of Alice Godbold Pate:
"The Advocate Obituary Index"
http://www.wofford.edu/sandorteszlerlibrary/search.htm
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Name
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Obituary/Death
Reference
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Place
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Spouse
Parent
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Cler
|
Res
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1
|
Pate, Alice |
O: 12/5/1940
D: 11/20/1940
v104, #48, p10, c3 |
|
Sp: Rev. John Thomas Pate, D.D.
PR: Asa & Sara Ellerbe Godbold |
|
|
2
|
Pate, Alice |
O: 1/16/1941
D: 11/20/1940
v105, #3, p10, c1 |
|
Sp: Rev. John Thomas Pate, D.D.
PR: Asa & Sara Ellerby Godbold |
|
|
|
|
November 29, 1940 --
Alice Godbold Pate obituaryOther notes:May 30, 1888 --
Watchman and Southron: "He Will Stick to Preaching"
June 24, 1891 --
Watchman and SouthronJune 25, 1891 --
Darlington NewsDecember 26, 1894 --
Arrival at St. Paul's Methodist Church (Orangeburg, SC)May 10, 1902 --
obituaryMay 14, 1902 --
obituary (Lexington Dispatch)August 20, 1902 --
Bequest of books