Mrs. Ellen Tarleton Bestor, lifelong resident of Mobile and member of one of the city's most prominent families, died at 5 o'clock yesterday morning at her home, Government and Joachim street. ... Mrs. Bestor, who was the widow of Daniel P. Bestor, a prominent Mobile attorney with a brilliant reputation, was born November 4, 1845. ... As a member of one of Mobile's oldest and most distinguished families, Mrs. Bestor was widely known socially as well as in charity work. ... She brought from Mobile's former days the fragrance of this city's courtly womanhood.
Published in the Mobile Register - July 18, 1932
Published in the Mobile Register - July 18, 1932
Mrs. Ellen Tarleton Bestor, lifelong resident of Mobile and member of one of the city's most prominent families, died at 5 o'clock yesterday morning at her home, Government and Joachim street. ... Mrs. Bestor, who was the widow of Daniel P. Bestor, a prominent Mobile attorney with a brilliant reputation, was born November 4, 1845. ... As a member of one of Mobile's oldest and most distinguished families, Mrs. Bestor was widely known socially as well as in charity work. ... She brought from Mobile's former days the fragrance of this city's courtly womanhood.
Published in the Mobile Register - July 18, 1932
Published in the Mobile Register - July 18, 1932
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