Mrs. Elmira C. Gaylord Dies at White Plains.
Mrs. Elmira C. (Kate) Gaylord, age 80 years, died at the home of her niece, Mrs. W. J. Eneas of White Plains, last Saturday, after a lingering illness. She had been ill with paralysis for some time.
The deceased had made her home with a sister, niece and her husband for some time, and was widely acquainted with residents of that section of the county. She was identified with some of Chambers County's most prominent people.
The funeral service was held from the home last Sunday afternoon, with Rev. C. M. Treadaway, pastor of the deceased; Rev. C. M. Meiere, pastor of the local Baptist church, and Dr. John W. Ham, of Atlanta, and Rev. O. A. Bonner, nephews, being the officiating ministers. Mr. W. P. Martin, of this city, rendered the music.
Pallbearers were her nephews, W. L. and W. F. Dorman, O. A. and B. W. Bonner, W. B. and J. E. Wilson.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. L. C. Lawson, with whom she was living, and Mrs. E. A. Bonner, and a host of nieces and nephews.
Interment was in the Dorman and Wilson Cemetery. Robinson & Cutler, local undertakers in charge of arrangements.
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1880 Chambers County, (Chappell Hill P.O.) AL Census:
#H91
E. Dorman 67F Keeping House Born SC
Cordelia L. Dorman 23F Daughter Seamstress Born AL
*H. Gaylord 45M Boarder-Works for Railroad Born Mass.(?)
*Elmina C. Gaylord 27F Wife Born AL
*Chambers County, AL Marriage Record - Henry B. Gaylord and Catherine Dorman on December 23, 1877, by Peter M. Rowland.
Note: Henry B. Gaylord died in Wayne County, Kentucky in 1908.
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Mrs. Elmira C. Gaylord Dies at White Plains.
Mrs. Elmira C. (Kate) Gaylord, age 80 years, died at the home of her niece, Mrs. W. J. Eneas of White Plains, last Saturday, after a lingering illness. She had been ill with paralysis for some time.
The deceased had made her home with a sister, niece and her husband for some time, and was widely acquainted with residents of that section of the county. She was identified with some of Chambers County's most prominent people.
The funeral service was held from the home last Sunday afternoon, with Rev. C. M. Treadaway, pastor of the deceased; Rev. C. M. Meiere, pastor of the local Baptist church, and Dr. John W. Ham, of Atlanta, and Rev. O. A. Bonner, nephews, being the officiating ministers. Mr. W. P. Martin, of this city, rendered the music.
Pallbearers were her nephews, W. L. and W. F. Dorman, O. A. and B. W. Bonner, W. B. and J. E. Wilson.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. L. C. Lawson, with whom she was living, and Mrs. E. A. Bonner, and a host of nieces and nephews.
Interment was in the Dorman and Wilson Cemetery. Robinson & Cutler, local undertakers in charge of arrangements.
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1880 Chambers County, (Chappell Hill P.O.) AL Census:
#H91
E. Dorman 67F Keeping House Born SC
Cordelia L. Dorman 23F Daughter Seamstress Born AL
*H. Gaylord 45M Boarder-Works for Railroad Born Mass.(?)
*Elmina C. Gaylord 27F Wife Born AL
*Chambers County, AL Marriage Record - Henry B. Gaylord and Catherine Dorman on December 23, 1877, by Peter M. Rowland.
Note: Henry B. Gaylord died in Wayne County, Kentucky in 1908.
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Nancy Caroline Dorman Higgins
1833–1859
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Allen Dorman
1835–1908
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Pvt Jesse Calvin Fincher Dorman
1837–1920
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Pvt Wiley Monroe Dorman
1840–1862
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William Leonard Dorman
1842–1901
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Sanford Mitchell Dorman
1844–1844
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Edna Ann Dorman Bonner
1848–1933
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Henry Rudolph Dorman
1850–1912
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Louisa Cordelia "Delia" Dorman Lawson
1854–1940
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Leeander Dorman
1856–1874
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