Allegheny County PA Archives Obituaries.....LOVE, Rev. Robert James May 23, 1951
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  "United Presbyterian Church News", June 11, 1951
   "Veteran Bible Instructor Died is Florida Hospital  Orlando, Fla. - 
       Rev. James Love, Ph.D., on the roll of Monongahela presbytery but living 
  in Orlando, Fla., and know locally as the supply minister for the Lockhart 
  Methodist church, a veteran Bible student who enjoyed teaching the Bible above 
  every other calling, died in a local hospital here on May 23 after a rather 
  long illness.
       Dr. Love, 'director of education' at Knoxville college from 1890 to 1899 
  and called to the Chair of Bible in Westminster college in 1921, was born near 
  Culmerville, Pa., September 12, 1860.  At the age of seven he had read the New 
  Testament through twice and committed almost perfectly the Shorter Catechism, 
  it is reported.  Before he had completed his 12th year he had read the New 
  Testament four more time and the Old Testament twice.
       He was graduated from Westminster college in 1885 and from Allegheny (now 
  Pittsburgh-Xenia) seminary in 1888.  Wherever called to serve, whether in 
  teaching, administration or pastoral work - and the latter included a 
  connection with the Good Hope mission, Pittsburgh, from 1906 to 1920 - the 
  records show that he was in demand as a teacher of public and private Bible 
  classes.  He especially is remembered for his classes and lectures at 
  Westminster college before his retirement to Orlando.
       Dr. Love married Miss Mary Brown of Savannah, Ohio, who died in 1915.  He 
  later married Mrs. Alice E. Kirke, who preceded him in death three years ago.  
  Several nieces and nephews survive him.  Interment was in Savannah, Ohio."
  
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