Marshall County, OK - Obit - Beauford Norborne Taliaferro
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Source:  Madill Record 1968
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FUNERAL TODAY FOR TALIAFERRO

Beauford Norborne Taliaferro

Madill Record 1968

Memorial services will be held at 10:00 a.m. today (Thursday) in 
Watts Memorial Chapel for Beauford Norborne Taliaferro, 68, who 
died Monday afternoon at his home.

He was born in Marshall county January 19, 1900 and was a life 
long resident with the exception of schooling at V.M.I.

He was married to Octavia Copley, who preceded him in death in 
1950. .

He was married to Helen Moreland May 18, 1961. A member of the 
First Methodist church, Mr. Taliaferro had been in ill health 
since December 1964.

His wife, Helen, of the home, a son, B.N. Taliaferro, Jr., U.S. 
Air Force in England, a stepdaughter, and two sisters, Mrs. 
LoRene Reirdon, Durant, and Mrs. Mary Byrd French, Madill, 
survives him.

Interment will be in West Lawn cemetery in Sherman.

Active casket escorts will be Fred Chapman, Jr., Hal Courtney, 
Hardin Meadows, Norvel Beard, Charles Jones, John H. Jones, 
Jimmy Parker and Roy Lockhart, Jr.

Honorary escorts are N.W. Brillhart, Reuel Little, Wendyl Watts, 
Bill Carter, O.O. Remington, Frank Landram, Maurice Lampe, Winston 
Smith, Roy Lockhart, Sr., Dan Hazlett, Rex Null, J.D. Leeper, Carl 
Hilburn and Charlie Strother.

Submitted by B.N. Taliaferro, Jr.