Wade Hampton Gibbes

1837–1903 (age 66)

Biography

Wade Hampton Gibbes carried forward his family's commitment to the public good, overseeing agricultural enterprises while staying engaged in the Episcopal community and the restoration of institutions that had suffered during the war.

He quietly supported veterans' organizations, encouraged reconciliation among citizens, and cherished opportunities to mentor the next generation of leaders before he died in 1903.

Also buried at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Cemetery

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Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Cemetery
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Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Cemetery
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Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Cemetery
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Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Cemetery
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Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Cemetery
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Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Cemetery
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