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Gordon Linwood Vincent--(1867-1926)

Gordon Linwood Vincent--(1867-1926) is a Virginia historical marker in Emporia County, dedicated 1995.

Emporia County · dedicated 1995 · 434 S. Main St.

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Here lived Gordon L. Vincent, who represented Greensville and Sussex counties in the 1901-1902 Virginia Constitutional Convention. A successful and respected business leader, Vincent headed the Emporia Manufacturing Company, then one of the largest lumber companies in Southside Virginia. He also was president of the Emporia Machine Company, the Emporia Ice Company, and the Emporia Cotton Seed Oil Company, and vice president of the Citizens National Bank. He served as a member of the Greensville County School Board and the Emporia Town Council. His death on 18 July 1926 ended a notable business career.

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