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Julia Theora Foster Wallis

Birth
Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, USA
Death
13 Oct 1944 (aged 77)
Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, USA
Burial
Franklin, Williamson County, Tennessee, USA Add to Map
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Julia Theora (Foster) Wallis was born on June 12, 1867 in Nashville, Tennessee, the daughter of Dr Robert Coleman "R C" Foster IV (1824-1879) and Julia Hannah (Woods) Foster (1832-1890). Her parents were married on December 23, 1851 in Davidson County.

She was married about 1899 to John Park Wallis (1866-1932), the son of James D Wallis (1830-1904) and Frances Elizabeth "Fannie" (Park) Wallis (1842-1894). James, who was a physician and a widower in the 1900 census, was living in Davidson County.

Living in Madison, Julia was 77 years old and a widow when she died of a cerebral thrombosis on October 13, 1944 at Resthaven {clinic or convalescent home?} in Nashville. Burial was the next day in Mount Hope Cemetery in Franklin.


Much of the above is from her Death Certificate, with Mrs Carl Armistead {ie her sister Martha Jane (Foster) Armistead} of Madison as the informant.

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Julia Theora (Foster) Wallis was born on June 12, 1867 in Nashville, Tennessee, the daughter of Dr Robert Coleman "R C" Foster IV (1824-1879) and Julia Hannah (Woods) Foster (1832-1890). Her parents were married on December 23, 1851 in Davidson County.

She was married about 1899 to John Park Wallis (1866-1932), the son of James D Wallis (1830-1904) and Frances Elizabeth "Fannie" (Park) Wallis (1842-1894). James, who was a physician and a widower in the 1900 census, was living in Davidson County.

Living in Madison, Julia was 77 years old and a widow when she died of a cerebral thrombosis on October 13, 1944 at Resthaven {clinic or convalescent home?} in Nashville. Burial was the next day in Mount Hope Cemetery in Franklin.


Much of the above is from her Death Certificate, with Mrs Carl Armistead {ie her sister Martha Jane (Foster) Armistead} of Madison as the informant.



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