LUCY ELIZA TAYLOR
Funeral of Mrs L E Taylor
SERVICE AT ST JOHN’S CHURCH NEWBURY
The death occurred on Thursday,July 20th, of Mrs Lucy Ellis Taylor, of 5 Livingstone road, Newbury, after a long and painful illness. The funeral took place on Monday, the first part of the service being held in St John’s Church, conducted by Father W B Cameron. The interment was at the Newtown road Cemetery.
The mourners were: Mr C Brindley, Mrs F Hill, Mr S Brindley, Mrs F Higgins, Mr F Brindley, Miss N Taylor, Mr R Taylor (sons and daughters); Mrs T Dodd, Mrs C Brooks (sisters); Mr G Smith, Mr J Smith (brothers); Mrs C Brindley, Mrs S Brindley, Mrs F Taylor (daughters in-law); Mr F Hill; Nr F Higgins sos-in-law); Miss E Brindley, Miss D Hill (granddaughters); Mrs H Smith (sister-in-law); Ethel ad Florrie (nieces); Mr F Pomroy, Mr A Ilsley, Miss D Crame.
There were many beautiful wreaths. A Cross the length of the coffin was sent from Mrs Taylor’s children. Others were from Sister Nell; Sister Jane; George, Jack and Sue; Laura (Andover); Fred, Joan and Cecil; Frank, Doris and Billie; Three granddaughters (Burghclere); Mr and Mrs Smithers (Burghclere); Mr Hart (Burghclere); Ron, Jack, Harold and Douglas; Bill; Jimmy; Mrs Pomroy and Frank; Arthur and Mrs Ilsley (Reading; Grace (Reading); Annie and Fred and all at Fawley; Sis, Kath, Jack, Rich and Arthur; Sis; Phyllis (Bucklebury); Mr and Mrs Adams; Daisy; Ethel and Florrie; Mr and Mrs Hieatt; Joan and John Hieatt; Brenda Hieatt; Mr and Mrs G Stephens; Rosa, Ella and Rene Hill; Alex and Nellie and Mr Mayhew; Mr and Mrs Long; Mr and Mrs Williams (Aldern Bridge); ; staff 88 Northbrook street; Mr and Mrs Crame and family (Hungerford); Mr and Mrs Mason (Stockcross); Mrs Dubock; Miss L M Else; Auntie Bessie and Ronnie.
The funeral arrangements were carried out by Mr A Turner. |
