D.D. - Son of Thomas Freeman Epes and Jacqueline Segar Hardaway Epes. His wife was Joanna Tyler Spencer, a great, great, granddaughter of James Wood Bouldin at one time a member of Congress. Dr. Epes was a Presbyterian minister greatly beloved by the people of Nottoway, whom he served for twenty years. He received his A. B. degree from Washington and Lee University, and his theological training at Union Theological Seminary. Later Hampden-Sydney College conferred upon him the degree of D. D. At the death of Dr. Theodorick Pryor, an uncle-in-law for whom he was named, Dr. Epes was called to minister to his own people in Nottoway from 1891 until the time of his death in 1911.
D.D. - Son of Thomas Freeman Epes and Jacqueline Segar Hardaway Epes. His wife was Joanna Tyler Spencer, a great, great, granddaughter of James Wood Bouldin at one time a member of Congress. Dr. Epes was a Presbyterian minister greatly beloved by the people of Nottoway, whom he served for twenty years. He received his A. B. degree from Washington and Lee University, and his theological training at Union Theological Seminary. Later Hampden-Sydney College conferred upon him the degree of D. D. At the death of Dr. Theodorick Pryor, an uncle-in-law for whom he was named, Dr. Epes was called to minister to his own people in Nottoway from 1891 until the time of his death in 1911.
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