Roy Clayton Taylor, 63, husband of Lois Evans Taylor, Johnsville, Union Bridge, RD 2, died Sunday, October 23, 1960, at 8:15 a.m. at Frederick Memorial Hospital, following an illness of seven days. He was a son of the late Norris and Fannie Ebaugh Taylor and was a member of Carrollton Church of God. He was employed by Yingling Brothers meat packers, Union Bridge, and for some years a resident of Baltimore.
Surviving besides his wife are three daughters: Mrs. Charles W. Little, Silver Spring; Mrs. Harry E. Blackmon, Yardley, Penna.; Mrs. Raymond B. Poole, Union Bridge; and the following brothers and sisters: Sterling Taylor, Washington, D.C.; Mrs. Chester Wood, Silver Spring; Mrs. John Mann, Glenn Taylor, and Mrs. Robert Melton, Newark, Dela.; and Russell Taylor, Oxford, Penna.; his step-mother, Mrs. Annie Carty Taylor, Newark, Dela.; step-sister Mrs. Lloyd Hudson, and a half sister, Mrs. Lloyd
Beeson, all of Newark, Dela.; and four grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, Oct. 25 at 2 p.m. at the Myers Funeral Home, Westminster. His pastor, the Rev. David L. Ring, officiated. Burial was in Carrollton Church of God Cemetery.
The Times 27 Oct 1960
Surviving besides his wife are three daughters: Mrs. Charles W. Little, Silver Spring; Mrs. Harry E. Blackmon, Yardley, Penna.; Mrs. Raymond B. Poole, Union Bridge; and the following brothers and sisters: Sterling Taylor, Washington, D.C.; Mrs. Chester Wood, Silver Spring; Mrs. John Mann, Glenn Taylor, and Mrs. Robert Melton, Newark, Dela.; and Russell Taylor, Oxford, Penna.; his step-mother, Mrs. Annie Carty Taylor, Newark, Dela.; step-sister Mrs. Lloyd Hudson, and a half sister, Mrs. Lloyd
Beeson, all of Newark, Dela.; and four grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, Oct. 25 at 2 p.m. at the Myers Funeral Home, Westminster. His pastor, the Rev. David L. Ring, officiated. Burial was in Carrollton Church of God Cemetery.
The Times 27 Oct 1960
Roy Clayton Taylor, 63, husband of Lois Evans Taylor, Johnsville, Union Bridge, RD 2, died Sunday, October 23, 1960, at 8:15 a.m. at Frederick Memorial Hospital, following an illness of seven days. He was a son of the late Norris and Fannie Ebaugh Taylor and was a member of Carrollton Church of God. He was employed by Yingling Brothers meat packers, Union Bridge, and for some years a resident of Baltimore.
Surviving besides his wife are three daughters: Mrs. Charles W. Little, Silver Spring; Mrs. Harry E. Blackmon, Yardley, Penna.; Mrs. Raymond B. Poole, Union Bridge; and the following brothers and sisters: Sterling Taylor, Washington, D.C.; Mrs. Chester Wood, Silver Spring; Mrs. John Mann, Glenn Taylor, and Mrs. Robert Melton, Newark, Dela.; and Russell Taylor, Oxford, Penna.; his step-mother, Mrs. Annie Carty Taylor, Newark, Dela.; step-sister Mrs. Lloyd Hudson, and a half sister, Mrs. Lloyd
Beeson, all of Newark, Dela.; and four grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, Oct. 25 at 2 p.m. at the Myers Funeral Home, Westminster. His pastor, the Rev. David L. Ring, officiated. Burial was in Carrollton Church of God Cemetery.
The Times 27 Oct 1960
Surviving besides his wife are three daughters: Mrs. Charles W. Little, Silver Spring; Mrs. Harry E. Blackmon, Yardley, Penna.; Mrs. Raymond B. Poole, Union Bridge; and the following brothers and sisters: Sterling Taylor, Washington, D.C.; Mrs. Chester Wood, Silver Spring; Mrs. John Mann, Glenn Taylor, and Mrs. Robert Melton, Newark, Dela.; and Russell Taylor, Oxford, Penna.; his step-mother, Mrs. Annie Carty Taylor, Newark, Dela.; step-sister Mrs. Lloyd Hudson, and a half sister, Mrs. Lloyd
Beeson, all of Newark, Dela.; and four grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, Oct. 25 at 2 p.m. at the Myers Funeral Home, Westminster. His pastor, the Rev. David L. Ring, officiated. Burial was in Carrollton Church of God Cemetery.
The Times 27 Oct 1960
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