Rockbridge County, VA - Obit of William Plott, 1936

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From The Covington Virginian

Tuesday, May 26, 1936

	Mr. William Plott Dies At Home Here

	Mr. William B. Plott died at his home at 205 Locust Street, at 9 o'clock Monday 
night, following an illness of about three months.

	Mr. Plott was 64 years old and was a native of Rockbridge County, although 
he had lived in Covington for a number of years, where he was an employee of the West 
Virginia Pulp and Paper Company.

	Funeral services will be conducted from the residence Wednesday afternoon 
at 1 o'clock, with Rev. Ernest L. Hoats, of Covington Baptist Church officiating.  Mr. 
Plott was a member of the Goshen Presbyterian Church from which he never moved 
his membership.  Interment will be made in Cedar Hill Cemetery.

	Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Nannie Plott and one son, Robert.  Two brothers, 
Robert Plott of Omar, W.Va., and E.W.Plott, of Covington, also survive.  A sister, 
Mrs. R.S. Curtis preceeded her brother in death about a year ago.

	Pallbearers will be:
	Active -- John Craft, W.O. Nida, Sandy Anderson, George Bartley, Wheeler 
Ailstock, W.B. Burkholder.
	Honorary -- C.M. Richards, Aaron Kidd, Ed Harding, Emmett Fridley, Mr. 
Hedrick, J.L. Frankland, B.F. Jones, Dr. N.B. Jeter, T.R. Heironimus, Walter Parker, 
Rice Agnor, W.S. Pedigo, Grover Barger, John Carpenter, Frank Wolford and R. 
Frazier Smith.