{"id":317,"date":"2011-11-04T05:07:35","date_gmt":"2011-11-04T10:07:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/tngenweb.org\/rhea2\/?p=317"},"modified":"2011-12-10T21:32:53","modified_gmt":"2011-12-11T03:32:53","slug":"mrs-julia-a-taylor","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/tngenweb.org\/rhea\/mrs-julia-a-taylor\/","title":{"rendered":"TAYLOR, Julia A. (1935)"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"\"<\/a>Mrs. Julia A. Taylor, (91) widow of the late Osborne Taylor, died at her home ten miles north of Dayton, Tennessee, Saturday afternoon, following a brief illness.<\/p>\n

Her parents were the late Dempsey Findley and wife, Judith Venable Findley of Calhoun, Georgia: Her brothers were Capt. William Venable Findley, John Findley, Dempsey Harris Findley: Three sisters, Mrs. Sara Shaw, Mrs. Alexander Odom and Mrs. G.T. Smith, all of whom preceded her in death.<\/p>\n

The earliest ancestor of Mrs. Taylor, on record, is William Venable, Duke of Vernon, in Normandy: He having assumed the last name from the town, or district of Vernon, of which he was sole proprietor.<\/p>\n

There were six Findley’s among the colonists, who were ancestors, coming over on the Mayflower. Surviving Mrs. Taylor are five sons: W.G., T.M., L.P., J.B. and W.H. Taylor: and one daughter, Miss Emma Taylor, and several grand and great-grand children and a host of nephews and nieces.<\/p>\n

Funeral services were held from the “Oakland farm” home, Monday, with the Rev. C.L.Cox, the Rev. R.C. Camper and the Rev. D.C.L. Wright officiating.<\/p>\n

Active pallbearers were John D. Chattin, Arnold Lock, Eral Wilkey, John L. Day, James S. Crosby, Avery Carney, Ernest Clark and Walter Collins.<\/p>\n

Honorary pallbearers were James Frazier, W.R. Johnson, Spiller Jones, Ben G. McKenzie, Joe Benson, Arch Benson, Creed Cunnyngham, Martin Wilkey, Earl Robinson, Dr. W.H. Cunnyngham, Euclid Waterhouse and Lee Hodges.<\/p>\n

Dayton, Tennesssee, August 5, 1935. <\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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