March 20, 1936
JOHN W. TAYLOR DIED. John W. Taylor, 55, former citizen of Charlton and brother to Richard Taylor, was accidentally shot on last Saturday morning at his home near Savannah.
Details of the shooting are meager but the wound resulted in his death shortly after. The first report was that he was cleaning a pistol when it was discharged. He held a position with the county here during the tick eradication period and went to Camden, then to Chatham on the same work.
His body was brought here and buried at Sardis. Funeral service was held at Sipple Chapel in Savannah.
He is survived by his wife and several children.
(contributed by Julian Laverne Crews)
JOHN W. TAYLOR DIED. John W. Taylor, 55, former citizen of Charlton and brother to Richard Taylor, was accidentally shot on last Saturday morning at his home near Savannah.
Details of the shooting are meager but the wound resulted in his death shortly after. The first report was that he was cleaning a pistol when it was discharged. He held a position with the county here during the tick eradication period and went to Camden, then to Chatham on the same work.
His body was brought here and buried at Sardis. Funeral service was held at Sipple Chapel in Savannah.
He is survived by his wife and several children.
(contributed by Julian Laverne Crews)
March 20, 1936
JOHN W. TAYLOR DIED. John W. Taylor, 55, former citizen of Charlton and brother to Richard Taylor, was accidentally shot on last Saturday morning at his home near Savannah.
Details of the shooting are meager but the wound resulted in his death shortly after. The first report was that he was cleaning a pistol when it was discharged. He held a position with the county here during the tick eradication period and went to Camden, then to Chatham on the same work.
His body was brought here and buried at Sardis. Funeral service was held at Sipple Chapel in Savannah.
He is survived by his wife and several children.
(contributed by Julian Laverne Crews)
JOHN W. TAYLOR DIED. John W. Taylor, 55, former citizen of Charlton and brother to Richard Taylor, was accidentally shot on last Saturday morning at his home near Savannah.
Details of the shooting are meager but the wound resulted in his death shortly after. The first report was that he was cleaning a pistol when it was discharged. He held a position with the county here during the tick eradication period and went to Camden, then to Chatham on the same work.
His body was brought here and buried at Sardis. Funeral service was held at Sipple Chapel in Savannah.
He is survived by his wife and several children.
(contributed by Julian Laverne Crews)
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