1st wife of Richard Hunter Pope, 4 children: Richard, m. Mae Bell Poynter, Samuel, m. Sally B. Dunn, Sarah, m. Richard R. Shoop, and Robert m. Ruthmary McColl.
Zoe was the daughter of Clyde D. Wilcox and Anna Corey Francis Wilcox.
Zoe gave her cousin Robert Wilcox his first gift, the baby book that his mother wrote down his early childhood illness and events, such as birthdays and Christmas presents.
1915,19 January --- Corry Journal - Edited
"POPE - WILCOX WEDDING THIS AFTERNOON - Ceremony Occured at Home of Maj. and Mrs. C.D. Wilcox, the Bride's Parents.
A very pretty home wedding was solemnized this afternoon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C.D. Wilcox ... when their daughter Zoe Mabel Wilcox was united in marriage to Richard Hunter Pope the eldest son of Dr. and Mrs. J.H. Pope of Franklin street this city. The entire house had been beautifully decorated with cut flowers, carried out in the color scheme of yellow and white ... accompanied on the piano by Miss Dorothy Wilcox, sister of the bride sang ... The ceremony took place beneath an arch of white daisies and ferns, The beautiful Episcopal ring ceremony was used by Rev. G.H. Sharpley, who officiated. The bride was dressed in pure white silk, covered with an elaborate lace net of the same color."
1925, 26 August --- Corry Journal
"Mrs. Clyde Wilcox and daughter Mrs. Wallace W. Hammond entertained yesterday afternoon at the latter's home ... in honor of their daughter and sister, Mrs. Hunter Pope of Enfied, N.C. ... "
37y 6m 28d --- Interment Date 6/22/1926
Zoe was the daughter of Clyde D. Wilcox and Anna Corey Francis Wilcox.
Zoe gave her cousin Robert Wilcox his first gift, the baby book that his mother wrote down his early childhood illness and events, such as birthdays and Christmas presents.
1915,19 January --- Corry Journal - Edited
"POPE - WILCOX WEDDING THIS AFTERNOON - Ceremony Occured at Home of Maj. and Mrs. C.D. Wilcox, the Bride's Parents.
A very pretty home wedding was solemnized this afternoon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C.D. Wilcox ... when their daughter Zoe Mabel Wilcox was united in marriage to Richard Hunter Pope the eldest son of Dr. and Mrs. J.H. Pope of Franklin street this city. The entire house had been beautifully decorated with cut flowers, carried out in the color scheme of yellow and white ... accompanied on the piano by Miss Dorothy Wilcox, sister of the bride sang ... The ceremony took place beneath an arch of white daisies and ferns, The beautiful Episcopal ring ceremony was used by Rev. G.H. Sharpley, who officiated. The bride was dressed in pure white silk, covered with an elaborate lace net of the same color."
1925, 26 August --- Corry Journal
"Mrs. Clyde Wilcox and daughter Mrs. Wallace W. Hammond entertained yesterday afternoon at the latter's home ... in honor of their daughter and sister, Mrs. Hunter Pope of Enfied, N.C. ... "
37y 6m 28d --- Interment Date 6/22/1926
1st wife of Richard Hunter Pope, 4 children: Richard, m. Mae Bell Poynter, Samuel, m. Sally B. Dunn, Sarah, m. Richard R. Shoop, and Robert m. Ruthmary McColl.
Zoe was the daughter of Clyde D. Wilcox and Anna Corey Francis Wilcox.
Zoe gave her cousin Robert Wilcox his first gift, the baby book that his mother wrote down his early childhood illness and events, such as birthdays and Christmas presents.
1915,19 January --- Corry Journal - Edited
"POPE - WILCOX WEDDING THIS AFTERNOON - Ceremony Occured at Home of Maj. and Mrs. C.D. Wilcox, the Bride's Parents.
A very pretty home wedding was solemnized this afternoon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C.D. Wilcox ... when their daughter Zoe Mabel Wilcox was united in marriage to Richard Hunter Pope the eldest son of Dr. and Mrs. J.H. Pope of Franklin street this city. The entire house had been beautifully decorated with cut flowers, carried out in the color scheme of yellow and white ... accompanied on the piano by Miss Dorothy Wilcox, sister of the bride sang ... The ceremony took place beneath an arch of white daisies and ferns, The beautiful Episcopal ring ceremony was used by Rev. G.H. Sharpley, who officiated. The bride was dressed in pure white silk, covered with an elaborate lace net of the same color."
1925, 26 August --- Corry Journal
"Mrs. Clyde Wilcox and daughter Mrs. Wallace W. Hammond entertained yesterday afternoon at the latter's home ... in honor of their daughter and sister, Mrs. Hunter Pope of Enfied, N.C. ... "
37y 6m 28d --- Interment Date 6/22/1926
Zoe was the daughter of Clyde D. Wilcox and Anna Corey Francis Wilcox.
Zoe gave her cousin Robert Wilcox his first gift, the baby book that his mother wrote down his early childhood illness and events, such as birthdays and Christmas presents.
1915,19 January --- Corry Journal - Edited
"POPE - WILCOX WEDDING THIS AFTERNOON - Ceremony Occured at Home of Maj. and Mrs. C.D. Wilcox, the Bride's Parents.
A very pretty home wedding was solemnized this afternoon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C.D. Wilcox ... when their daughter Zoe Mabel Wilcox was united in marriage to Richard Hunter Pope the eldest son of Dr. and Mrs. J.H. Pope of Franklin street this city. The entire house had been beautifully decorated with cut flowers, carried out in the color scheme of yellow and white ... accompanied on the piano by Miss Dorothy Wilcox, sister of the bride sang ... The ceremony took place beneath an arch of white daisies and ferns, The beautiful Episcopal ring ceremony was used by Rev. G.H. Sharpley, who officiated. The bride was dressed in pure white silk, covered with an elaborate lace net of the same color."
1925, 26 August --- Corry Journal
"Mrs. Clyde Wilcox and daughter Mrs. Wallace W. Hammond entertained yesterday afternoon at the latter's home ... in honor of their daughter and sister, Mrs. Hunter Pope of Enfied, N.C. ... "
37y 6m 28d --- Interment Date 6/22/1926
Inscription
ZOE WILCOX POPE
1888 - 1926
Gravesite Details
When visited in 2002, headstone was in good condition. Buried near father Clyde and mother Anna.
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