Called Harry. Son of J. M. TALBOT. Married 30 JAN 1910 in (probably Wynnton) Muscogee County, Georgia, to Lila May PATRICK. Father of at least seven children.
"Mr. Harry TALBOT and Miss Lila May PATRICK of Wynnton were married Sunday afternoon. They then left for Mobile where they will reside. It was a gretna green affair. Mrs. TALBOT is the daughter of Mrs. Marine [sic - Mamie] PATRICK, of Wynnton." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer-Sun newspaper, Friday, 04 FEB 1910, p. 4.]
"Rites Set Today For L. H. TALBOT // After an illness of a week, Little Harry TALBOT, well known Muscogee county merchant, died at 10:25 o'clock yesterday morning at the city hospital. // Mr. TALBOT was born in Muscogee county, Georgia, May 17, 1884, being the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. M. TALBOT and had been a resident of Muscogee county all his life. // He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lila PATRICK TALBOT; five daughters, Mrs. Joe MARTIN, Mrs. Harry BROOKS, Miss Kathryn TALBOT, Miss Lyra TALBOT and Miss Inez TALBOT, all of Columbus; two sons, Harry TALBOT, of Atlanta, and Glen TALBOT, of Columbus; one sister, Mrs. Mamie McBRIDE; several nieces and grandchildren. // Funeral services will be held from Strifller's chapel Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Dr. O. B. NEWSOM, assisted by Dr. Frederick S. PORTER, will conduct the services. // Interment will be in Patrick's cemetery, Buena Vista road. // The following will serve as pallbearers: Active, S. K. BELL, W. B. HICKS, Dr. M. J. DOUB, Sam SENLLINGS, A. Tim EDWARDS, and J. P. ROSS. Honorary, R. H. TAFT, Albert MONROE, J. H. DIMON, A. O. BLACKMAR, W. E. HAYWOOD, Dr. Frank SCHLEY, W. A. ALLRID, Paul MUNRO, John LEIGNAN, A. L. STILLWELL, and Z. A. BROOKS." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer newspaper, Friday, 17 FEB 1939, p. 9.]
Per Georgia Death Index: Little H. TALBOT, White male, died 16 FEB 1939, aged 54 years, in Muscogee County, Georgia, death certificate #3999.
This grave is evidently not identifiably marked (or has perhaps been removed to Parkhill Cemetery, where his wife was interred in 1963). It is or was probably in the lot with "HARRY TALBOT" on the step, in Row 3 of the Old Section (Section 1, according to June Hanna's 1982 survey listing); there are no graves evident in this lot. There is also a larrge lot in Row 8 (revised numbering) with "TALBOT" on the step - the only evident grave there is that of Robert C. JOHNSON.
More information on this cemetery and efforts to improve it may be found on the webiste maintained by the Patrick Memorial Cemetery Association.
"Mr. Harry TALBOT and Miss Lila May PATRICK of Wynnton were married Sunday afternoon. They then left for Mobile where they will reside. It was a gretna green affair. Mrs. TALBOT is the daughter of Mrs. Marine [sic - Mamie] PATRICK, of Wynnton." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer-Sun newspaper, Friday, 04 FEB 1910, p. 4.]
"Rites Set Today For L. H. TALBOT // After an illness of a week, Little Harry TALBOT, well known Muscogee county merchant, died at 10:25 o'clock yesterday morning at the city hospital. // Mr. TALBOT was born in Muscogee county, Georgia, May 17, 1884, being the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. M. TALBOT and had been a resident of Muscogee county all his life. // He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lila PATRICK TALBOT; five daughters, Mrs. Joe MARTIN, Mrs. Harry BROOKS, Miss Kathryn TALBOT, Miss Lyra TALBOT and Miss Inez TALBOT, all of Columbus; two sons, Harry TALBOT, of Atlanta, and Glen TALBOT, of Columbus; one sister, Mrs. Mamie McBRIDE; several nieces and grandchildren. // Funeral services will be held from Strifller's chapel Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Dr. O. B. NEWSOM, assisted by Dr. Frederick S. PORTER, will conduct the services. // Interment will be in Patrick's cemetery, Buena Vista road. // The following will serve as pallbearers: Active, S. K. BELL, W. B. HICKS, Dr. M. J. DOUB, Sam SENLLINGS, A. Tim EDWARDS, and J. P. ROSS. Honorary, R. H. TAFT, Albert MONROE, J. H. DIMON, A. O. BLACKMAR, W. E. HAYWOOD, Dr. Frank SCHLEY, W. A. ALLRID, Paul MUNRO, John LEIGNAN, A. L. STILLWELL, and Z. A. BROOKS." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer newspaper, Friday, 17 FEB 1939, p. 9.]
Per Georgia Death Index: Little H. TALBOT, White male, died 16 FEB 1939, aged 54 years, in Muscogee County, Georgia, death certificate #3999.
This grave is evidently not identifiably marked (or has perhaps been removed to Parkhill Cemetery, where his wife was interred in 1963). It is or was probably in the lot with "HARRY TALBOT" on the step, in Row 3 of the Old Section (Section 1, according to June Hanna's 1982 survey listing); there are no graves evident in this lot. There is also a larrge lot in Row 8 (revised numbering) with "TALBOT" on the step - the only evident grave there is that of Robert C. JOHNSON.
More information on this cemetery and efforts to improve it may be found on the webiste maintained by the Patrick Memorial Cemetery Association.
Called Harry. Son of J. M. TALBOT. Married 30 JAN 1910 in (probably Wynnton) Muscogee County, Georgia, to Lila May PATRICK. Father of at least seven children.
"Mr. Harry TALBOT and Miss Lila May PATRICK of Wynnton were married Sunday afternoon. They then left for Mobile where they will reside. It was a gretna green affair. Mrs. TALBOT is the daughter of Mrs. Marine [sic - Mamie] PATRICK, of Wynnton." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer-Sun newspaper, Friday, 04 FEB 1910, p. 4.]
"Rites Set Today For L. H. TALBOT // After an illness of a week, Little Harry TALBOT, well known Muscogee county merchant, died at 10:25 o'clock yesterday morning at the city hospital. // Mr. TALBOT was born in Muscogee county, Georgia, May 17, 1884, being the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. M. TALBOT and had been a resident of Muscogee county all his life. // He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lila PATRICK TALBOT; five daughters, Mrs. Joe MARTIN, Mrs. Harry BROOKS, Miss Kathryn TALBOT, Miss Lyra TALBOT and Miss Inez TALBOT, all of Columbus; two sons, Harry TALBOT, of Atlanta, and Glen TALBOT, of Columbus; one sister, Mrs. Mamie McBRIDE; several nieces and grandchildren. // Funeral services will be held from Strifller's chapel Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Dr. O. B. NEWSOM, assisted by Dr. Frederick S. PORTER, will conduct the services. // Interment will be in Patrick's cemetery, Buena Vista road. // The following will serve as pallbearers: Active, S. K. BELL, W. B. HICKS, Dr. M. J. DOUB, Sam SENLLINGS, A. Tim EDWARDS, and J. P. ROSS. Honorary, R. H. TAFT, Albert MONROE, J. H. DIMON, A. O. BLACKMAR, W. E. HAYWOOD, Dr. Frank SCHLEY, W. A. ALLRID, Paul MUNRO, John LEIGNAN, A. L. STILLWELL, and Z. A. BROOKS." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer newspaper, Friday, 17 FEB 1939, p. 9.]
Per Georgia Death Index: Little H. TALBOT, White male, died 16 FEB 1939, aged 54 years, in Muscogee County, Georgia, death certificate #3999.
This grave is evidently not identifiably marked (or has perhaps been removed to Parkhill Cemetery, where his wife was interred in 1963). It is or was probably in the lot with "HARRY TALBOT" on the step, in Row 3 of the Old Section (Section 1, according to June Hanna's 1982 survey listing); there are no graves evident in this lot. There is also a larrge lot in Row 8 (revised numbering) with "TALBOT" on the step - the only evident grave there is that of Robert C. JOHNSON.
More information on this cemetery and efforts to improve it may be found on the webiste maintained by the Patrick Memorial Cemetery Association.
"Mr. Harry TALBOT and Miss Lila May PATRICK of Wynnton were married Sunday afternoon. They then left for Mobile where they will reside. It was a gretna green affair. Mrs. TALBOT is the daughter of Mrs. Marine [sic - Mamie] PATRICK, of Wynnton." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer-Sun newspaper, Friday, 04 FEB 1910, p. 4.]
"Rites Set Today For L. H. TALBOT // After an illness of a week, Little Harry TALBOT, well known Muscogee county merchant, died at 10:25 o'clock yesterday morning at the city hospital. // Mr. TALBOT was born in Muscogee county, Georgia, May 17, 1884, being the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. M. TALBOT and had been a resident of Muscogee county all his life. // He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lila PATRICK TALBOT; five daughters, Mrs. Joe MARTIN, Mrs. Harry BROOKS, Miss Kathryn TALBOT, Miss Lyra TALBOT and Miss Inez TALBOT, all of Columbus; two sons, Harry TALBOT, of Atlanta, and Glen TALBOT, of Columbus; one sister, Mrs. Mamie McBRIDE; several nieces and grandchildren. // Funeral services will be held from Strifller's chapel Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Dr. O. B. NEWSOM, assisted by Dr. Frederick S. PORTER, will conduct the services. // Interment will be in Patrick's cemetery, Buena Vista road. // The following will serve as pallbearers: Active, S. K. BELL, W. B. HICKS, Dr. M. J. DOUB, Sam SENLLINGS, A. Tim EDWARDS, and J. P. ROSS. Honorary, R. H. TAFT, Albert MONROE, J. H. DIMON, A. O. BLACKMAR, W. E. HAYWOOD, Dr. Frank SCHLEY, W. A. ALLRID, Paul MUNRO, John LEIGNAN, A. L. STILLWELL, and Z. A. BROOKS." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer newspaper, Friday, 17 FEB 1939, p. 9.]
Per Georgia Death Index: Little H. TALBOT, White male, died 16 FEB 1939, aged 54 years, in Muscogee County, Georgia, death certificate #3999.
This grave is evidently not identifiably marked (or has perhaps been removed to Parkhill Cemetery, where his wife was interred in 1963). It is or was probably in the lot with "HARRY TALBOT" on the step, in Row 3 of the Old Section (Section 1, according to June Hanna's 1982 survey listing); there are no graves evident in this lot. There is also a larrge lot in Row 8 (revised numbering) with "TALBOT" on the step - the only evident grave there is that of Robert C. JOHNSON.
More information on this cemetery and efforts to improve it may be found on the webiste maintained by the Patrick Memorial Cemetery Association.
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