Although cemetery records indicate he is buried in Lot 417 contributor David McInturff discovered he and his family are actually in Lot 415 after checking with the Oak Hill Cemetery office.
The Washington Post Sunday, July 4, 1915
Lanier Dunn, who died at Hot Springs, Virginia Thursday, was buried in the Dunn family plot at Oak Hill Cemetery yesterday, services being held at the cemetery chapel. Mr. Dunn was the son of the late General William McKee Dunn and Elizabeth Lanier Dunn of this city. His widow, Mrs. Harriet Hurd Dunn and two daughters, Mrs. George Cole Scott and Mrs. Sidney Buford of Richmond, Virginia; a son William McKee Dunn; a sister Mrs. David R. McKee of this city and a brother, Colonel George M. Dunn, military attaché at Rome survive him.
The Washington Post Sunday, July 4, 1915
Lanier Dunn, who died at Hot Springs, Virginia Thursday, was buried in the Dunn family plot at Oak Hill Cemetery yesterday, services being held at the cemetery chapel. Mr. Dunn was the son of the late General William McKee Dunn and Elizabeth Lanier Dunn of this city. His widow, Mrs. Harriet Hurd Dunn and two daughters, Mrs. George Cole Scott and Mrs. Sidney Buford of Richmond, Virginia; a son William McKee Dunn; a sister Mrs. David R. McKee of this city and a brother, Colonel George M. Dunn, military attaché at Rome survive him.
Although cemetery records indicate he is buried in Lot 417 contributor David McInturff discovered he and his family are actually in Lot 415 after checking with the Oak Hill Cemetery office.
The Washington Post Sunday, July 4, 1915
Lanier Dunn, who died at Hot Springs, Virginia Thursday, was buried in the Dunn family plot at Oak Hill Cemetery yesterday, services being held at the cemetery chapel. Mr. Dunn was the son of the late General William McKee Dunn and Elizabeth Lanier Dunn of this city. His widow, Mrs. Harriet Hurd Dunn and two daughters, Mrs. George Cole Scott and Mrs. Sidney Buford of Richmond, Virginia; a son William McKee Dunn; a sister Mrs. David R. McKee of this city and a brother, Colonel George M. Dunn, military attaché at Rome survive him.
The Washington Post Sunday, July 4, 1915
Lanier Dunn, who died at Hot Springs, Virginia Thursday, was buried in the Dunn family plot at Oak Hill Cemetery yesterday, services being held at the cemetery chapel. Mr. Dunn was the son of the late General William McKee Dunn and Elizabeth Lanier Dunn of this city. His widow, Mrs. Harriet Hurd Dunn and two daughters, Mrs. George Cole Scott and Mrs. Sidney Buford of Richmond, Virginia; a son William McKee Dunn; a sister Mrs. David R. McKee of this city and a brother, Colonel George M. Dunn, military attaché at Rome survive him.
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