Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Taliaferro, Fannie Johnston April 16, 1896
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Virginian Pilot April 18, 1896

TALIAFERRO - In Glasgow, Scotland, FANNIE J., daughter of the late Maj. 
Warner and Fannie J. Taliaferro.
(NOTE: Changed May to Maj.)
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The death of Miss Fannie J. Taliaferro is reported as occurring at Glasgow, 
Scotland, where she has been for some time with friends.  Miss Taliaferro 
was the daughter of the late Mr. Warner T. Taliaferro and formerly lived in 
Norfolk.
(NOTE: Changed Warren to Warner)
Virginian Pilot April 19, 1896
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                      Funeral of Miss Taliaferro
The remains of Miss Fannie Johnston Taliaferro, who died in Glasgow, 
Scotland, on April 16th last, arrived here yesterday morning, and were 
interred in Elmwood Cemetery, after services at St. Luke's P.E. Church by 
the rector, Rev. Arthur S. Lloyd and Rev. R.S. Coupland.  The funeral was 
largely attended by friends of the deceased young lady, who was extremely 
popular here.  The following gentlemen acted as pallbearers:  Walter F. 
Irvine, Jr., R.C. Taylor, Jr., W.H. Thompson Loyall, W.H. Thompson, H. Tyler 
Smith, J. Pierson Williams, Frank W. Taylor, and Tazewell Taylor.
Miss Taliaferro was the daughter of the late Warner T. and Fannie J. 
Taliaferro, of this city.  Only one of the family survives, Mr. Thomas 
Taliaferro, her brother.  She was prominent in society circles here and on 
account of her lovable qualities and loving disposition was the center of 
the strong attachment of hundreds of true friends. She went to Glasgow some 
four years ago to visit relatives there and returned last year on a visit of 
some months.  She was with her aunt when she died. Up to a few hours before 
that sad event her condition was much improved and there were hopes for her 
recovery.  Her death is a grievous blow to those who knew and loved her.

Virginian Pilot May 8, 1896
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The funeral of Miss Fannie Johnston Taliaferro, daughter of the late Warner 
T. and Fannie J. Taliaferro, of this city, who died in Glasgow, Scotland, 
April 16th, took place from St. Luke's Church yesterday afternoon at 5 
o'clock, Revs. A.S. Lloyd and R.S. Coupland officiating.  The pallbearers 
were Walter F. Irvine, Jr., R.C. Taylor, Jr., W.H.T. Loyall, W.H. Thompson, 
A. Tyler Smith, J. Pearson Williams, Frank W. Taylor and Tazewell Taylor.  
The interment was in the family plot in Elmwood Cemetery.
The early demise of this most estimable young lady caused deep sorrow among 
the many friends of the deceased.

Virginian Pilot May 8, 1896

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