Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Holly, Julian J. August 26, 1923
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Virginian-Pilot  August 30, 1923
The body of Julian J. Holly, aged 30, an employee of the Royal Silver 
Manufacturing Company, Twenty-second street, who had been reported to police here 
as missing since Sunday, was found in the water near a street car trestle across 
Lynnhaven Inlet yesterday, by his brother, W. J. Holly, a member of the city fire 
department, who, with others, had been carrying on a search for the missing man.
Mr. Holly left his camp on the beach Sunday, declaring that he intended to walk to 
Lynnhaven Inlet. Nothing was heard from him afterward. It is believed that he fell 
through the trestle and was drowned.
Besides a brother, Mr. Holly is survived by his mother, Mrs. Mary A. Holly, of 
Norfolk, and four sisters, Misses Margaret, Julia and Lucille Holly, of Norfolk, 
and Sister Constance Holly, of St. Francis Convent, Baltimore. Funeral services 
will be conducted at the grave in St. Mary’s Cemetery this morning at 9 o’clock by 
the Rev. P. P. Brennan of St. Mary’s Catholic Church.


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