The Baltimore Sun December 5, 1947
Funeral services for William Kennedy Boone, retired manufacturer who died at his home, Oak Hill, Baltimore county, on Wednesday will be held tomorrow at 10:30 A.M. at the Cathedral. Burial will be in Loudon Park Cemetery.
Formerly president of the Mount Vernon Belting Company, he retired about twenty years ago. He was the son of Col. William Marshall Boone U.S.A, and Sarah Primer Kennedy, whose father William Kennedy built St. Anne's Church. Mr. Boone is survived by 6 children, William Kennedy Boone, Jr. of New York; James Herbert Boone, of Baltimore, New York and London; J. Marshall Boone, of this city; A. Gordon Boone, of Towson; Mrs. S. Boone Middendorf, of this city; and Mrs. Sheppard Vogelsang, of Whitefield, N.H., and a sister, Mrs. Spalding Lowe Jenkins, of Baltimore.
Mr. Boone was a member of the Maryland Club, the Bachelors Cotillon and the Loyal Legion.
suggestion by KIM
Funeral services for William Kennedy Boone, retired manufacturer who died at his home, Oak Hill, Baltimore county, on Wednesday will be held tomorrow at 10:30 A.M. at the Cathedral. Burial will be in Loudon Park Cemetery.
Formerly president of the Mount Vernon Belting Company, he retired about twenty years ago. He was the son of Col. William Marshall Boone U.S.A, and Sarah Primer Kennedy, whose father William Kennedy built St. Anne's Church. Mr. Boone is survived by 6 children, William Kennedy Boone, Jr. of New York; James Herbert Boone, of Baltimore, New York and London; J. Marshall Boone, of this city; A. Gordon Boone, of Towson; Mrs. S. Boone Middendorf, of this city; and Mrs. Sheppard Vogelsang, of Whitefield, N.H., and a sister, Mrs. Spalding Lowe Jenkins, of Baltimore.
Mr. Boone was a member of the Maryland Club, the Bachelors Cotillon and the Loyal Legion.
suggestion by KIM
The Baltimore Sun December 5, 1947
Funeral services for William Kennedy Boone, retired manufacturer who died at his home, Oak Hill, Baltimore county, on Wednesday will be held tomorrow at 10:30 A.M. at the Cathedral. Burial will be in Loudon Park Cemetery.
Formerly president of the Mount Vernon Belting Company, he retired about twenty years ago. He was the son of Col. William Marshall Boone U.S.A, and Sarah Primer Kennedy, whose father William Kennedy built St. Anne's Church. Mr. Boone is survived by 6 children, William Kennedy Boone, Jr. of New York; James Herbert Boone, of Baltimore, New York and London; J. Marshall Boone, of this city; A. Gordon Boone, of Towson; Mrs. S. Boone Middendorf, of this city; and Mrs. Sheppard Vogelsang, of Whitefield, N.H., and a sister, Mrs. Spalding Lowe Jenkins, of Baltimore.
Mr. Boone was a member of the Maryland Club, the Bachelors Cotillon and the Loyal Legion.
suggestion by KIM
Funeral services for William Kennedy Boone, retired manufacturer who died at his home, Oak Hill, Baltimore county, on Wednesday will be held tomorrow at 10:30 A.M. at the Cathedral. Burial will be in Loudon Park Cemetery.
Formerly president of the Mount Vernon Belting Company, he retired about twenty years ago. He was the son of Col. William Marshall Boone U.S.A, and Sarah Primer Kennedy, whose father William Kennedy built St. Anne's Church. Mr. Boone is survived by 6 children, William Kennedy Boone, Jr. of New York; James Herbert Boone, of Baltimore, New York and London; J. Marshall Boone, of this city; A. Gordon Boone, of Towson; Mrs. S. Boone Middendorf, of this city; and Mrs. Sheppard Vogelsang, of Whitefield, N.H., and a sister, Mrs. Spalding Lowe Jenkins, of Baltimore.
Mr. Boone was a member of the Maryland Club, the Bachelors Cotillon and the Loyal Legion.
suggestion by KIM
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