Funeral of Mrs. Virginia Guild Hall
Special to the Times-Democrat:
TusKaloosa, Ala., Oct 23.
The remains of Mrs Virginia Guild Hall, who died in Rome, Ga., on Monday, were brought here and were to-day interred in Evergreen Cemetery in this city. The deceased was a woman of mark in many respects, and her death has greatly grieved a large circle of friends here, where her childhood and young womanhood was spent. She was a daughter of the late Dr. James Guild, one of the most distinguished surgeons in the history of the medical profession in Alabama.
The Times-Democrat (New Orleans, Louisiana) * Thu, Oct 24, 1895 * page 8. (Furnished by: AEG)
Special to the Times-Democrat:
TusKaloosa, Ala., Oct 23.
The remains of Mrs Virginia Guild Hall, who died in Rome, Ga., on Monday, were brought here and were to-day interred in Evergreen Cemetery in this city. The deceased was a woman of mark in many respects, and her death has greatly grieved a large circle of friends here, where her childhood and young womanhood was spent. She was a daughter of the late Dr. James Guild, one of the most distinguished surgeons in the history of the medical profession in Alabama.
The Times-Democrat (New Orleans, Louisiana) * Thu, Oct 24, 1895 * page 8. (Furnished by: AEG)
Funeral of Mrs. Virginia Guild Hall
Special to the Times-Democrat:
TusKaloosa, Ala., Oct 23.
The remains of Mrs Virginia Guild Hall, who died in Rome, Ga., on Monday, were brought here and were to-day interred in Evergreen Cemetery in this city. The deceased was a woman of mark in many respects, and her death has greatly grieved a large circle of friends here, where her childhood and young womanhood was spent. She was a daughter of the late Dr. James Guild, one of the most distinguished surgeons in the history of the medical profession in Alabama.
The Times-Democrat (New Orleans, Louisiana) * Thu, Oct 24, 1895 * page 8. (Furnished by: AEG)
Special to the Times-Democrat:
TusKaloosa, Ala., Oct 23.
The remains of Mrs Virginia Guild Hall, who died in Rome, Ga., on Monday, were brought here and were to-day interred in Evergreen Cemetery in this city. The deceased was a woman of mark in many respects, and her death has greatly grieved a large circle of friends here, where her childhood and young womanhood was spent. She was a daughter of the late Dr. James Guild, one of the most distinguished surgeons in the history of the medical profession in Alabama.
The Times-Democrat (New Orleans, Louisiana) * Thu, Oct 24, 1895 * page 8. (Furnished by: AEG)
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