Born in Milton, Laurens Co., SC and died, according to the death certificate, at Charlotte Sanitarium in Charlotte, Cabarrus Co., NC.
Daughter of Louvenia Lamb and John Luke. Stepfather was George Washington Monroe.
Sister of John Ozora (Johnnie) Luke Sexton.
Wife of Hiram Franklin Taylor.
Mother of Frank Vance Taylor, Louis Washington Taylor, Ida Ozora Taylor Pennington, Mamie Eugene Taylor, Anne Marie (Polly) Taylor Kitchens, Helen Taylor Adonegui, Cecelia Lane (Cele) Taylor, Unnamed Boy Twin, Unnamed Girl Twin, Eva Taylor Brandt.
Funeral Rites of Laura E. Taylor (4-6-1933, Laurens Advertiser).
Funeral services were held at four o'clock Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Laura E. Taylor, 68, at the home of T. Lane Monroe, resident of Jones St., of this city. The services were on charge of the Rev. George H. Hodges, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Laurens, and Rev. H. G. Allen, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Concord, N. C. The rites were concluded at the graveside in the family plot in the Laurens Cemetery. A large concourse of friends and relatives attended the services, and a wealth of wreaths and other floral tributes were places on the new made mound. Mrs. Taylor died Monday morning around 2 o'clock at her home in Concord, N. C. where she had lived for the past several years with her daughter, Miss Eva Taylor. She had been ill since Christmas, but her condition had not become serious until recently. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe and other Laurens relatives had visited her from time to time, and were at her bedside through Sunday and until the end. The body was brought to this city Monday evening and was taken to the Monroe home. Mrs. Taylor was the widow of H. Frank Taylor, popular veteran railroad engineer who met a tragic death on the C. & C. W. Railroad a good many years ago. The Taylor family had made their home in Laurens during Mr. Taylor's life and up until about seven years ago, when Mrs. Taylor and her daughter moved to Concord. She had been a consistent member of the Methodist church all of her adult life, and was a kindly neighbor as had often been remarked by those of her community while she was a resident of this city. Mrs. Taylor is survived by one son, F. Vance Taylor, of Augusta, Georgia; five daughters, Mrs. Claude Kitchens and Miss Cecelia Taylor,also of Augusta; Mrs. O. Pennnington, of Columbia; Mrs. Jose Andonegui, of Richmond, VA, and Miss Eva Taylor, of Concord. One sister, Mrs. J. D. Sexton, of Laurens, and two half-brothers, T. Lane Monroe, of this city, and Mack Monroe, of Augusta.
Daughter of Louvenia Lamb and John Luke. Stepfather was George Washington Monroe.
Sister of John Ozora (Johnnie) Luke Sexton.
Wife of Hiram Franklin Taylor.
Mother of Frank Vance Taylor, Louis Washington Taylor, Ida Ozora Taylor Pennington, Mamie Eugene Taylor, Anne Marie (Polly) Taylor Kitchens, Helen Taylor Adonegui, Cecelia Lane (Cele) Taylor, Unnamed Boy Twin, Unnamed Girl Twin, Eva Taylor Brandt.
Funeral Rites of Laura E. Taylor (4-6-1933, Laurens Advertiser).
Funeral services were held at four o'clock Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Laura E. Taylor, 68, at the home of T. Lane Monroe, resident of Jones St., of this city. The services were on charge of the Rev. George H. Hodges, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Laurens, and Rev. H. G. Allen, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Concord, N. C. The rites were concluded at the graveside in the family plot in the Laurens Cemetery. A large concourse of friends and relatives attended the services, and a wealth of wreaths and other floral tributes were places on the new made mound. Mrs. Taylor died Monday morning around 2 o'clock at her home in Concord, N. C. where she had lived for the past several years with her daughter, Miss Eva Taylor. She had been ill since Christmas, but her condition had not become serious until recently. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe and other Laurens relatives had visited her from time to time, and were at her bedside through Sunday and until the end. The body was brought to this city Monday evening and was taken to the Monroe home. Mrs. Taylor was the widow of H. Frank Taylor, popular veteran railroad engineer who met a tragic death on the C. & C. W. Railroad a good many years ago. The Taylor family had made their home in Laurens during Mr. Taylor's life and up until about seven years ago, when Mrs. Taylor and her daughter moved to Concord. She had been a consistent member of the Methodist church all of her adult life, and was a kindly neighbor as had often been remarked by those of her community while she was a resident of this city. Mrs. Taylor is survived by one son, F. Vance Taylor, of Augusta, Georgia; five daughters, Mrs. Claude Kitchens and Miss Cecelia Taylor,also of Augusta; Mrs. O. Pennnington, of Columbia; Mrs. Jose Andonegui, of Richmond, VA, and Miss Eva Taylor, of Concord. One sister, Mrs. J. D. Sexton, of Laurens, and two half-brothers, T. Lane Monroe, of this city, and Mack Monroe, of Augusta.
Born in Milton, Laurens Co., SC and died, according to the death certificate, at Charlotte Sanitarium in Charlotte, Cabarrus Co., NC.
Daughter of Louvenia Lamb and John Luke. Stepfather was George Washington Monroe.
Sister of John Ozora (Johnnie) Luke Sexton.
Wife of Hiram Franklin Taylor.
Mother of Frank Vance Taylor, Louis Washington Taylor, Ida Ozora Taylor Pennington, Mamie Eugene Taylor, Anne Marie (Polly) Taylor Kitchens, Helen Taylor Adonegui, Cecelia Lane (Cele) Taylor, Unnamed Boy Twin, Unnamed Girl Twin, Eva Taylor Brandt.
Funeral Rites of Laura E. Taylor (4-6-1933, Laurens Advertiser).
Funeral services were held at four o'clock Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Laura E. Taylor, 68, at the home of T. Lane Monroe, resident of Jones St., of this city. The services were on charge of the Rev. George H. Hodges, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Laurens, and Rev. H. G. Allen, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Concord, N. C. The rites were concluded at the graveside in the family plot in the Laurens Cemetery. A large concourse of friends and relatives attended the services, and a wealth of wreaths and other floral tributes were places on the new made mound. Mrs. Taylor died Monday morning around 2 o'clock at her home in Concord, N. C. where she had lived for the past several years with her daughter, Miss Eva Taylor. She had been ill since Christmas, but her condition had not become serious until recently. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe and other Laurens relatives had visited her from time to time, and were at her bedside through Sunday and until the end. The body was brought to this city Monday evening and was taken to the Monroe home. Mrs. Taylor was the widow of H. Frank Taylor, popular veteran railroad engineer who met a tragic death on the C. & C. W. Railroad a good many years ago. The Taylor family had made their home in Laurens during Mr. Taylor's life and up until about seven years ago, when Mrs. Taylor and her daughter moved to Concord. She had been a consistent member of the Methodist church all of her adult life, and was a kindly neighbor as had often been remarked by those of her community while she was a resident of this city. Mrs. Taylor is survived by one son, F. Vance Taylor, of Augusta, Georgia; five daughters, Mrs. Claude Kitchens and Miss Cecelia Taylor,also of Augusta; Mrs. O. Pennnington, of Columbia; Mrs. Jose Andonegui, of Richmond, VA, and Miss Eva Taylor, of Concord. One sister, Mrs. J. D. Sexton, of Laurens, and two half-brothers, T. Lane Monroe, of this city, and Mack Monroe, of Augusta.
Daughter of Louvenia Lamb and John Luke. Stepfather was George Washington Monroe.
Sister of John Ozora (Johnnie) Luke Sexton.
Wife of Hiram Franklin Taylor.
Mother of Frank Vance Taylor, Louis Washington Taylor, Ida Ozora Taylor Pennington, Mamie Eugene Taylor, Anne Marie (Polly) Taylor Kitchens, Helen Taylor Adonegui, Cecelia Lane (Cele) Taylor, Unnamed Boy Twin, Unnamed Girl Twin, Eva Taylor Brandt.
Funeral Rites of Laura E. Taylor (4-6-1933, Laurens Advertiser).
Funeral services were held at four o'clock Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Laura E. Taylor, 68, at the home of T. Lane Monroe, resident of Jones St., of this city. The services were on charge of the Rev. George H. Hodges, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Laurens, and Rev. H. G. Allen, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Concord, N. C. The rites were concluded at the graveside in the family plot in the Laurens Cemetery. A large concourse of friends and relatives attended the services, and a wealth of wreaths and other floral tributes were places on the new made mound. Mrs. Taylor died Monday morning around 2 o'clock at her home in Concord, N. C. where she had lived for the past several years with her daughter, Miss Eva Taylor. She had been ill since Christmas, but her condition had not become serious until recently. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe and other Laurens relatives had visited her from time to time, and were at her bedside through Sunday and until the end. The body was brought to this city Monday evening and was taken to the Monroe home. Mrs. Taylor was the widow of H. Frank Taylor, popular veteran railroad engineer who met a tragic death on the C. & C. W. Railroad a good many years ago. The Taylor family had made their home in Laurens during Mr. Taylor's life and up until about seven years ago, when Mrs. Taylor and her daughter moved to Concord. She had been a consistent member of the Methodist church all of her adult life, and was a kindly neighbor as had often been remarked by those of her community while she was a resident of this city. Mrs. Taylor is survived by one son, F. Vance Taylor, of Augusta, Georgia; five daughters, Mrs. Claude Kitchens and Miss Cecelia Taylor,also of Augusta; Mrs. O. Pennnington, of Columbia; Mrs. Jose Andonegui, of Richmond, VA, and Miss Eva Taylor, of Concord. One sister, Mrs. J. D. Sexton, of Laurens, and two half-brothers, T. Lane Monroe, of this city, and Mack Monroe, of Augusta.
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