The funeral of Dr. Elbert A Banks occurred at four o'clock yesterday afternoon from the residence of Mr and Mrs G J Peacock, in Wynnton. Many friends were in attendance, including quite a number of the physicians of the city and the members of Camp Benning, the former attending in a body. The services were conducted in impressive manner by Dr. W. W. Pinson and Rev G. G. N. MacDanell. The remains were tenderly laid to rest in Linwood cemetery, the following gentlemen acting as pallbearers: Colonel W S Shepherd, Captain William Redd, Jr, Dr. Robert Carter, Messrs C M Woolfolk, John F. Flournoy, George Fontaine. Lloyd Dowers and Charles A Lovelace.
Doctor of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
The funeral of Dr. Elbert A Banks occurred at four o'clock yesterday afternoon from the residence of Mr and Mrs G J Peacock, in Wynnton. Many friends were in attendance, including quite a number of the physicians of the city and the members of Camp Benning, the former attending in a body. The services were conducted in impressive manner by Dr. W. W. Pinson and Rev G. G. N. MacDanell. The remains were tenderly laid to rest in Linwood cemetery, the following gentlemen acting as pallbearers: Colonel W S Shepherd, Captain William Redd, Jr, Dr. Robert Carter, Messrs C M Woolfolk, John F. Flournoy, George Fontaine. Lloyd Dowers and Charles A Lovelace.
Doctor of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Gravesite Details
Burial September 10, 1902
Family Members
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John Troup Banks
1828–1862
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CPT Willis Dunstan Banks
1830–1864
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Maj George Young Banks
1831–1887
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PVT Watkins Banks
1833–1864
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Edward Sims Banks
1834–1901
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Susan Martha Banks
1835–1893
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Gilmer Rockingham Banks
1837–1900
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2LT Eugene Banks
1838–1864
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William Kelly Banks
1841–1874
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Sarah Lucy Banks Yonge
1842–1928
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Josephine Banks Peacock
1844–1906
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