Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Tatem, Edward R.   March 28, 1906
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Virginian Pilot March 29, 1906

Edward R. Tatem, son of Mrs. Mary N. Tatem, of Berkley, and the late George W. 
Tatem, died yesterday morning in the Protestant hospital after an illness of six 
weeks.   During that time he was confined to the house.
He is survived by two brothers and one sister--W.H. Tatem, G.N. Tatem and Mrs. 
A.J. Massey, all of this place.  The deceased made his home with the first named 
brother and had been in the hospital but a few days.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the home of Mr. 
Tatem in Maple avenue and the interment will be made in Magnolia cemetery.
Rev. E.W. Cowling, rector of St. Thomas' P.E. Church, assisted by Rev. Robert 
Gatewood, rector of St. Paul's P.E. Church, will officiate. 
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The funeral of Edward R. Tatem, who died yesterday, was held in the home of his 
brother, W.H. Tatem, in Maple avenue, yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, Rev. 
E.W. Cowling and Rev. Robert Gatewood officiating.
The interment was made in Magnolia cemetery.  Members of Niemeyer-Shaw Camp, 
S.C.V., acted in uniform as pallbearers, who were N.P. Tatem, Hugh Johnston, 
J.F. Tatem, Dr. W.K. Wood, P.M. Pritchard, W. McK. Woodhouse, Russell Foster and 
Marion Hozier.  The deceased was a member of the camp.

Virginian Pilot Friday March 30, 1906

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