Family Group Sheet
Family Group Sheet
NameGarland Leroy Taggart
Birth11 Mar 1890, Bethany, Harrison Co., MO, USA
Death5 May 1957, Bethany, Harrison Co., MO, USA Age: 67
FatherWilliam Winfield Taggart (1862-1954)
MotherMary Etta Nighthart (1868-1938)
Marriage26 Dec 1913, Adams Twp., Harrison Co., MO, USA
SpouseMary Belle Hill
Birth11 Sep 1894, Bethany, Harrison Co., MO, USA
Death4 Oct 1980, Liberty Hospital, Liberty, Clay Co., MO, USA Age: 86
FatherEliphlet Marion Hill (~1845-)
MotherLucinda Rayburn
Children
Birth25 Oct 1915, Bethany, Harrison Co., MO, USA
Death27 Oct 1984, Phoenix, Maricopa Co., AZ, USA Age: 69
Birth19 Oct 1916, Bethany, Harrison Co., MO, USA28
Death27 Nov 1986, Petaluma, Sonoma Co., CA, USA Age: 70
Birth26 Nov 1922, Blue Ridge, Harrison Co., MO, USA
Death4 Dec 1998, Ooltewah, Hamilton Co., TN, USA Age: 76
SpouseJames Franklin Glaze (1919-1981)
Marriage5 Jun 1942, Napoleon, Henry Co., OH, USA
ChildrenJames Hilton (1943-)
Birth5 Feb 1929
Birth22 Jun 1930, Blue Ridge, Harrison Co., MO, USA
Death21 Aug 1988, Veterans Hospital, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO, USA Age: 58
Notes for Garland Leroy Taggart
---new item Bethany Republican Clipper--- (no date
Garland Taggart, 67, a cafe operator at Bethany during most of the last 15 years, died Sunday afternoon at a local hospital to which he was admitted the day before.
Mr. Taggart had been critically ill at his home for several months. Indications of what developed into his final illness may have come several years ago. It was some 18 months back he first had surgery. This was at Saint Joseph, where he was operated on a second time. He later had major surgery twice at Kansas City.
Born in the Blue Ridge community, Mr. Taggart was a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Taggart. For much of his adult life he was a farmer. Later he operated the Blue Ridge grocery store. At about the beginning of World War II he managed the Iowa line service station on US-69 for a brother, John P. Taggart.
It was after this that he and Mrs. Taggart entered the cafe business here on the south side of the square. The business was moved to a building they bought on East Main street, a half block from the square, and the cafe was operated there except for some lapses when they leased it and took rests, until it was sold recently to Arthur Chambers.
In his young manhood Mr. Taggart was a most promising baseball pitcher, amateur and semiprofessional. The professional ranks probably would have been attained by him eventually if he had not injured his throwing arm in pitching a double-header at Ridgeway.
Mr. Taggart is survived by his wife, Belle, of the home; three sons, Captain Gordon Taggart now with the air force in Germany, Master Sgt. Ferris Taggart of Grandview, Mo., and Jack Taggart of St. Joseph; two daughters, Mrs James Glaze (Grace Hildred Taggart) of Sioux City, Iowa, and Mrs John Gotschall (Janet Rose Taggart) of Gallatin; two brothers, Vilas Taggart and John P. Taggart, and a sister, Mrs. Charles Klindt (Esther Irene Taggart), all of Bethany.
Funeral services for Mr. Taggart will be a 2:00 o'clock this Wednesday at the Christian Union church near Blue Ridge. The Rev. William Smith of Polo will officiate. Burial will be at Miriam cemetery.
8 May 1957, Buried in Miriam Cemetery, Bethany, Harrison Co., MO
Garland Taggart, 67, a cafe operator at Bethany during most of the last 15 years, died Sunday afternoon at a local hospital to which he was admitted the day before.
Mr. Taggart had been critically ill at his home for several months. Indications of what developed into his final illness may have come several years ago. It was some 18 months back he first had surgery. This was at Saint Joseph, where he was operated on a second time. He later had major surgery twice at Kansas City.
Born in the Blue Ridge community, Mr. Taggart was a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Taggart. For much of his adult life he was a farmer. Later he operated the Blue Ridge grocery store. At about the beginning of World War II he managed the Iowa line service station on US-69 for a brother, John P. Taggart.
It was after this that he and Mrs. Taggart entered the cafe business here on the south side of the square. The business was moved to a building they bought on East Main street, a half block from the square, and the cafe was operated there except for some lapses when they leased it and took rests, until it was sold recently to Arthur Chambers.
In his young manhood Mr. Taggart was a most promising baseball pitcher, amateur and semiprofessional. The professional ranks probably would have been attained by him eventually if he had not injured his throwing arm in pitching a double-header at Ridgeway.
Mr. Taggart is survived by his wife, Belle, of the home; three sons, Captain Gordon Taggart now with the air force in Germany, Master Sgt. Ferris Taggart of Grandview, Mo., and Jack Taggart of St. Joseph; two daughters, Mrs James Glaze (Grace Hildred Taggart) of Sioux City, Iowa, and Mrs John Gotschall (Janet Rose Taggart) of Gallatin; two brothers, Vilas Taggart and John P. Taggart, and a sister, Mrs. Charles Klindt (Esther Irene Taggart), all of Bethany.
Funeral services for Mr. Taggart will be a 2:00 o'clock this Wednesday at the Christian Union church near Blue Ridge. The Rev. William Smith of Polo will officiate. Burial will be at Miriam cemetery.
8 May 1957, Buried in Miriam Cemetery, Bethany, Harrison Co., MO
Notes for Mary Belle Hill
--News Item - Bethany Republican Clipper, Bethany, MO.
BETHANY, MO --- Mary Belle Taggart, 86, died Saturday at a Liberty, MO, hospital.
Mrs. Taggart was a retired restaurant operator, a member of the First Christian Church in Bethany, the A.A.R.P., and a former member of the Rebeccah Lodge.
Survivors include three sons, Gordon E. Taggart, Wickenbrg, Ariz., Ferris K. Taggart, Petaluma, Calif., and Jack L. Taggart, Carrollton, Mo.; two daughters, Hildred Glaze, Jamesport, Mo., and Janet Gotschall, Richmond, Mo.; 11 grandchildren; and 10 great grandchildren.
Services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Roberson funeral home in Bethany. Burial will be in the Miriam Cemetery, in Bethany.
7 Oct 1980, Buried at Miriam cemetery, Bethany, Harrison Co., MO.
BETHANY, MO --- Mary Belle Taggart, 86, died Saturday at a Liberty, MO, hospital.
Mrs. Taggart was a retired restaurant operator, a member of the First Christian Church in Bethany, the A.A.R.P., and a former member of the Rebeccah Lodge.
Survivors include three sons, Gordon E. Taggart, Wickenbrg, Ariz., Ferris K. Taggart, Petaluma, Calif., and Jack L. Taggart, Carrollton, Mo.; two daughters, Hildred Glaze, Jamesport, Mo., and Janet Gotschall, Richmond, Mo.; 11 grandchildren; and 10 great grandchildren.
Services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Roberson funeral home in Bethany. Burial will be in the Miriam Cemetery, in Bethany.
7 Oct 1980, Buried at Miriam cemetery, Bethany, Harrison Co., MO.
Notes for Gordon Emmet (Child 1)
Buried atWickenburg, Maricopa Co., Arizona
Notes for Ferris Keith (Child 2)
Buried at Petaluma, Marin Co., CA
Notes for Grace Hildred (Child 3)
Buried at Coffey Cemetery, Daviess Co., MO
Notes for Jack Lynn (Child 5)
24 Aug 1988, Buried at Powell Cemetery, Carrollton, Carroll Co., MO.