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Additional TAYLOR Surnames in ELMWOOD Cemetery
TAYLOR, Allison DianeTAYLOR, Jeraldine Rebecca FarmerTAYLOR, Jeraldine Rebecca Farmer (Close Up)TAYLOR, Marshall FranklinTAYLOR, Arthur TTAYLOR, MarieTAYLOR, TommyTAYLOR, John AllenTAYLOR, R D "Dave"TAYLOR, Agnes AnnTAYLOR, R D "Dave" (Close Up)TAYLOR, Agnes Ann (Close Up)TAYLOR, PrudyTAYLOR, Mary EvaTAYLOR, Leonard IraTAYLOR, Gladys BlytheTAYLOR, Albert KindredTAYLOR, IsabelTAYLOR, HarryTAYLOR, VelaTAYLOR, Family StoneTAYLOR, Mildred AlmedaTAYLOR, MaryTAYLOR, Raymond TylerTAYLOR, Mary JaneTAYLOR, Charles ETAYLOR, MarieTAYLOR, BessieTAYLOR, Olen DTAYLOR, Minnie Bell Additional TAYLOR Surnames in MISSISSIPPI County
TAYLOR, AlvisTAYLOR, Charles MarvinTAYLOR, Claude ATAYLOR, EliseTAYLOR, HazelTAYLOR, James MarcusTAYLOR, Juanita NTAYLOR, Juanita NTAYLOR, MadieTAYLOR, Mary LoreneTAYLOR, Mary LouiseTAYLOR, RussellTAYLOR, Sarah ETAYLOR, W TTAYLOR, Wilsie
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Submitted: 7/9/14 • Approved: 7/9/14 • Last Updated: 7/12/14 • R1019815-G0-S3
Jan 15,1915-Nov 20,1964
Services for Dr. Edward Lee Taylor were conducted Saturday morning in Guntersville, Ala. Graveside services were conducted Sunday at Elmwood Cemetery in Blytheville by Dr. Robert Moore and Rev. Ed Garner.
Dr. Taylor, who practiced medicine here several years, died in Guntersville following a heart attack.
He was a Mason and a member of the Marshall County, Ala., Arkansas and American Medical Associations.
A 1938 graduate of the University of Tennessee Medical School, he completed a residency in sociology at the University of Tennessee Medical Center and for two years held an American Cancer Society fellowship.
He is a veteran of World War II and a member of the Methodist Church.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mary Wood Taylor, and three daughters: Mary Anne, Leah and Tenley Sue, all of the home.
Howard Funeral Service of Blytheville was in charge of arrangements.
Photo courtesy of Debbie Carey
Contributed on 7/9/14 by bill060
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