Sebern Taylor, 72, died July 7, 1982 in Macksville, Kansas. He was born February 2, 1908 in Arkansas and lived in Garvin County from 1919 until 1966 when he moved to Kansas,
Funeral services will be Saturday, July 10, in the Stufflebean Funeral Home at 4 p.m. with Rev. B.T. Neal of Elmore City officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery under the direction of Stufflebean Funeral Home.
Survivors include: one wife, Elizabeth Mae Taylor of Pratt, Kansas; two daughters, Mrs. Violet Grider of Oklahoma City, Mrs. Sherry Jackson of Statesville, North Carolina; six sons, Thomas Taylor of Oklahoma City, Hubert Taylor of Oklahoma City, Robert Taylor of Moore Oklahoma, Sebern James Taylor of Statesville, North Carolina, Kenneth Taylor of Greeat Bend, Kansas, Leslie Taylor of Purcell; five-stepdaughters Mrs. Vivian Smith of Spencer, Iowa; Mrs. Donna Faulk of Statesville, North Carolina, Mrs. Loretta Looney of Pratt, Kansas, Mrs. Evelyn Dunigan of Pratt, Kansas, Miss Karen Holmes of Pratt Kansas; four stepsons, Frank Holmes of Pratt, Kansas, Stanley Holmes of Wichita, Kansas, Kenneth Holmes of Denver, Colorado, Leo Holmes of Elizabeth Colorado; 34 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildrenm four sisters, Mrs. Pearl Tennison of Wynnewood, Mrs. Myrtly Tennison of pauls Valley, Mrs. Linnis Covington of Walters, Mrs. Linnie McConnell of Elmore City; two aunts, Mrs. Verna Marringer of Bakersfield, California, and Mrs. Ethel Baker of Ada
Married: Elizabeth Mae
Children: Vioet , Sherry, Thomas, Hubert, Robert, Sebern James, Kenneth & Leslie
Burial: July 10, 1982
Vioet married a Grider.
Sherry married a Jackson.
Funeral services will be Saturday, July 10, in the Stufflebean Funeral Home at 4 p.m. with Rev. B.T. Neal of Elmore City officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery under the direction of Stufflebean Funeral Home.
Survivors include: one wife, Elizabeth Mae Taylor of Pratt, Kansas; two daughters, Mrs. Violet Grider of Oklahoma City, Mrs. Sherry Jackson of Statesville, North Carolina; six sons, Thomas Taylor of Oklahoma City, Hubert Taylor of Oklahoma City, Robert Taylor of Moore Oklahoma, Sebern James Taylor of Statesville, North Carolina, Kenneth Taylor of Greeat Bend, Kansas, Leslie Taylor of Purcell; five-stepdaughters Mrs. Vivian Smith of Spencer, Iowa; Mrs. Donna Faulk of Statesville, North Carolina, Mrs. Loretta Looney of Pratt, Kansas, Mrs. Evelyn Dunigan of Pratt, Kansas, Miss Karen Holmes of Pratt Kansas; four stepsons, Frank Holmes of Pratt, Kansas, Stanley Holmes of Wichita, Kansas, Kenneth Holmes of Denver, Colorado, Leo Holmes of Elizabeth Colorado; 34 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildrenm four sisters, Mrs. Pearl Tennison of Wynnewood, Mrs. Myrtly Tennison of pauls Valley, Mrs. Linnis Covington of Walters, Mrs. Linnie McConnell of Elmore City; two aunts, Mrs. Verna Marringer of Bakersfield, California, and Mrs. Ethel Baker of Ada
Married: Elizabeth Mae
Children: Vioet , Sherry, Thomas, Hubert, Robert, Sebern James, Kenneth & Leslie
Burial: July 10, 1982
Vioet married a Grider.
Sherry married a Jackson.
Sebern Taylor, 72, died July 7, 1982 in Macksville, Kansas. He was born February 2, 1908 in Arkansas and lived in Garvin County from 1919 until 1966 when he moved to Kansas,
Funeral services will be Saturday, July 10, in the Stufflebean Funeral Home at 4 p.m. with Rev. B.T. Neal of Elmore City officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery under the direction of Stufflebean Funeral Home.
Survivors include: one wife, Elizabeth Mae Taylor of Pratt, Kansas; two daughters, Mrs. Violet Grider of Oklahoma City, Mrs. Sherry Jackson of Statesville, North Carolina; six sons, Thomas Taylor of Oklahoma City, Hubert Taylor of Oklahoma City, Robert Taylor of Moore Oklahoma, Sebern James Taylor of Statesville, North Carolina, Kenneth Taylor of Greeat Bend, Kansas, Leslie Taylor of Purcell; five-stepdaughters Mrs. Vivian Smith of Spencer, Iowa; Mrs. Donna Faulk of Statesville, North Carolina, Mrs. Loretta Looney of Pratt, Kansas, Mrs. Evelyn Dunigan of Pratt, Kansas, Miss Karen Holmes of Pratt Kansas; four stepsons, Frank Holmes of Pratt, Kansas, Stanley Holmes of Wichita, Kansas, Kenneth Holmes of Denver, Colorado, Leo Holmes of Elizabeth Colorado; 34 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildrenm four sisters, Mrs. Pearl Tennison of Wynnewood, Mrs. Myrtly Tennison of pauls Valley, Mrs. Linnis Covington of Walters, Mrs. Linnie McConnell of Elmore City; two aunts, Mrs. Verna Marringer of Bakersfield, California, and Mrs. Ethel Baker of Ada
Married: Elizabeth Mae
Children: Vioet , Sherry, Thomas, Hubert, Robert, Sebern James, Kenneth & Leslie
Burial: July 10, 1982
Vioet married a Grider.
Sherry married a Jackson.
Funeral services will be Saturday, July 10, in the Stufflebean Funeral Home at 4 p.m. with Rev. B.T. Neal of Elmore City officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery under the direction of Stufflebean Funeral Home.
Survivors include: one wife, Elizabeth Mae Taylor of Pratt, Kansas; two daughters, Mrs. Violet Grider of Oklahoma City, Mrs. Sherry Jackson of Statesville, North Carolina; six sons, Thomas Taylor of Oklahoma City, Hubert Taylor of Oklahoma City, Robert Taylor of Moore Oklahoma, Sebern James Taylor of Statesville, North Carolina, Kenneth Taylor of Greeat Bend, Kansas, Leslie Taylor of Purcell; five-stepdaughters Mrs. Vivian Smith of Spencer, Iowa; Mrs. Donna Faulk of Statesville, North Carolina, Mrs. Loretta Looney of Pratt, Kansas, Mrs. Evelyn Dunigan of Pratt, Kansas, Miss Karen Holmes of Pratt Kansas; four stepsons, Frank Holmes of Pratt, Kansas, Stanley Holmes of Wichita, Kansas, Kenneth Holmes of Denver, Colorado, Leo Holmes of Elizabeth Colorado; 34 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildrenm four sisters, Mrs. Pearl Tennison of Wynnewood, Mrs. Myrtly Tennison of pauls Valley, Mrs. Linnis Covington of Walters, Mrs. Linnie McConnell of Elmore City; two aunts, Mrs. Verna Marringer of Bakersfield, California, and Mrs. Ethel Baker of Ada
Married: Elizabeth Mae
Children: Vioet , Sherry, Thomas, Hubert, Robert, Sebern James, Kenneth & Leslie
Burial: July 10, 1982
Vioet married a Grider.
Sherry married a Jackson.
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