Belle Taylor, daughter of John Henry and Lulie Smith Taylor was born in May 1887 in Independence, Jackson Co., MO;
Married Samuel Austin Allen on 3 December 1906 in Denver, CO at the Brown Place Hotel.
She was the mother of:
Samuel Austin Allen, Jr.
Andrew Taylor Allen
John Whitby Allen.
Belle Taylor Allen died on 14 January 1921 in Los Angeles, CA
Joplin Globe newspaper
Joplin, MO.
BELLE TAYLOR ALLEN DIES IN CALIFORNIA
Was Daughter of Mrs. John H. Taylor and Widow of Formerly Prominent Joplin Architect
Mrs. Belle Taylor Allen, wife of Austin Allen, widely known and prominent architect of Joplin, whose death occurred here more than three years ago, died suddenly Thursday night at Los Angeles, according to a telegram received here yesterday by her mother, Mrs. John H. Taylor, No. 315 Moffet avenue. The cause of her death was not given by relatives here believe that she died from heart disease.
Mrs. Allen was 34 years old. She was born and reared in Joplin and is known here by many. Two years ago she went to California where she has resided with an uncle and aunt. She leaves three children, Austin, jr. 13 years old; Andrew Taylor Allen, 10 years old; and John Whitby Allen 7 years old.
Her husband drew plans for erecting many of Joplin's largest buildings. He was in charge of building the Elks Club, the Newman Mercantile Company's store building, the Olivia apartment house and the Catholic Church.
In addition to her mother there, Mrs. Allen is survived by two brothers, Morgan Taylor and Wilkins Taylor, both of Joplin. The latter left last night for Los Angeles to take charge of the body and probably to return it here for burial.
Follow-up to above obit:
The Rosedale Crematory is the name of the place where the service was held. McKellar Undertaking Co was the undertaker
The cemetery is now called Angelus Rosedale Cemetery.
A telephone call was made the it is entered into the officials records that Wilkins picked the ashes up in a container and signed for them. From that point, there is no more record of her ashes.
Married Samuel Austin Allen on 3 December 1906 in Denver, CO at the Brown Place Hotel.
She was the mother of:
Samuel Austin Allen, Jr.
Andrew Taylor Allen
John Whitby Allen.
Belle Taylor Allen died on 14 January 1921 in Los Angeles, CA
Joplin Globe newspaper
Joplin, MO.
BELLE TAYLOR ALLEN DIES IN CALIFORNIA
Was Daughter of Mrs. John H. Taylor and Widow of Formerly Prominent Joplin Architect
Mrs. Belle Taylor Allen, wife of Austin Allen, widely known and prominent architect of Joplin, whose death occurred here more than three years ago, died suddenly Thursday night at Los Angeles, according to a telegram received here yesterday by her mother, Mrs. John H. Taylor, No. 315 Moffet avenue. The cause of her death was not given by relatives here believe that she died from heart disease.
Mrs. Allen was 34 years old. She was born and reared in Joplin and is known here by many. Two years ago she went to California where she has resided with an uncle and aunt. She leaves three children, Austin, jr. 13 years old; Andrew Taylor Allen, 10 years old; and John Whitby Allen 7 years old.
Her husband drew plans for erecting many of Joplin's largest buildings. He was in charge of building the Elks Club, the Newman Mercantile Company's store building, the Olivia apartment house and the Catholic Church.
In addition to her mother there, Mrs. Allen is survived by two brothers, Morgan Taylor and Wilkins Taylor, both of Joplin. The latter left last night for Los Angeles to take charge of the body and probably to return it here for burial.
Follow-up to above obit:
The Rosedale Crematory is the name of the place where the service was held. McKellar Undertaking Co was the undertaker
The cemetery is now called Angelus Rosedale Cemetery.
A telephone call was made the it is entered into the officials records that Wilkins picked the ashes up in a container and signed for them. From that point, there is no more record of her ashes.
Belle Taylor, daughter of John Henry and Lulie Smith Taylor was born in May 1887 in Independence, Jackson Co., MO;
Married Samuel Austin Allen on 3 December 1906 in Denver, CO at the Brown Place Hotel.
She was the mother of:
Samuel Austin Allen, Jr.
Andrew Taylor Allen
John Whitby Allen.
Belle Taylor Allen died on 14 January 1921 in Los Angeles, CA
Joplin Globe newspaper
Joplin, MO.
BELLE TAYLOR ALLEN DIES IN CALIFORNIA
Was Daughter of Mrs. John H. Taylor and Widow of Formerly Prominent Joplin Architect
Mrs. Belle Taylor Allen, wife of Austin Allen, widely known and prominent architect of Joplin, whose death occurred here more than three years ago, died suddenly Thursday night at Los Angeles, according to a telegram received here yesterday by her mother, Mrs. John H. Taylor, No. 315 Moffet avenue. The cause of her death was not given by relatives here believe that she died from heart disease.
Mrs. Allen was 34 years old. She was born and reared in Joplin and is known here by many. Two years ago she went to California where she has resided with an uncle and aunt. She leaves three children, Austin, jr. 13 years old; Andrew Taylor Allen, 10 years old; and John Whitby Allen 7 years old.
Her husband drew plans for erecting many of Joplin's largest buildings. He was in charge of building the Elks Club, the Newman Mercantile Company's store building, the Olivia apartment house and the Catholic Church.
In addition to her mother there, Mrs. Allen is survived by two brothers, Morgan Taylor and Wilkins Taylor, both of Joplin. The latter left last night for Los Angeles to take charge of the body and probably to return it here for burial.
Follow-up to above obit:
The Rosedale Crematory is the name of the place where the service was held. McKellar Undertaking Co was the undertaker
The cemetery is now called Angelus Rosedale Cemetery.
A telephone call was made the it is entered into the officials records that Wilkins picked the ashes up in a container and signed for them. From that point, there is no more record of her ashes.
Married Samuel Austin Allen on 3 December 1906 in Denver, CO at the Brown Place Hotel.
She was the mother of:
Samuel Austin Allen, Jr.
Andrew Taylor Allen
John Whitby Allen.
Belle Taylor Allen died on 14 January 1921 in Los Angeles, CA
Joplin Globe newspaper
Joplin, MO.
BELLE TAYLOR ALLEN DIES IN CALIFORNIA
Was Daughter of Mrs. John H. Taylor and Widow of Formerly Prominent Joplin Architect
Mrs. Belle Taylor Allen, wife of Austin Allen, widely known and prominent architect of Joplin, whose death occurred here more than three years ago, died suddenly Thursday night at Los Angeles, according to a telegram received here yesterday by her mother, Mrs. John H. Taylor, No. 315 Moffet avenue. The cause of her death was not given by relatives here believe that she died from heart disease.
Mrs. Allen was 34 years old. She was born and reared in Joplin and is known here by many. Two years ago she went to California where she has resided with an uncle and aunt. She leaves three children, Austin, jr. 13 years old; Andrew Taylor Allen, 10 years old; and John Whitby Allen 7 years old.
Her husband drew plans for erecting many of Joplin's largest buildings. He was in charge of building the Elks Club, the Newman Mercantile Company's store building, the Olivia apartment house and the Catholic Church.
In addition to her mother there, Mrs. Allen is survived by two brothers, Morgan Taylor and Wilkins Taylor, both of Joplin. The latter left last night for Los Angeles to take charge of the body and probably to return it here for burial.
Follow-up to above obit:
The Rosedale Crematory is the name of the place where the service was held. McKellar Undertaking Co was the undertaker
The cemetery is now called Angelus Rosedale Cemetery.
A telephone call was made the it is entered into the officials records that Wilkins picked the ashes up in a container and signed for them. From that point, there is no more record of her ashes.
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