Family Group Sheet
Family Group Sheet
NameJohn Philip Taggart
Birth7 Aug 1898, Bethany, Harrison Co., MO, USA
Death25 Oct 1968, Bethany, Harrison Co., MO, USA Age: 70
FatherWilliam Winfield Taggart (1862-1954)
MotherMary Etta Nighthart (1868-1938)
Other spousesEsther Faye Case
Marriage12 Apr 1924, Harrison Co., MO, USA
SpouseLena Lorene Dotson
Birth25 Nov 1900, Harrison Co., MO, USA
Death12 Nov 1976, Bethany, Harrison Co., MO, USA Age: 75
Children
Birth19 Dec 1928, Bethany, Harrison Co., MO, USA
Death14 Dec 2002, Arlington, Arlington Co., VA, USA Age: 73
Burial20 Dec 2002, VA, USA
SpouseRose Marie Tohill (1927-)
Children(Private)
Birth7 Sep 1939 Age: 84
SpouseBill Thurston
Marriage25 Aug 1976
Notes for John Philip Taggart
News item from Bethany Republican Clipper (no date shown
John P. Taggart
70, Died Friday
at Local Hospital
John P. Taggart, 70, died Friday at a Bethany hospital following a stroke which occurred about noon at his home in Bethany.
The widely known business man had been the Continental Oil Company agent and station operator in Bethany for 42 years. Few man displayed the energy and application of time to work that he did as he was constantly busy with some project.
Mr. Taggart devoted countless hours of time to community service. He had been president of the Northwest MO State fair board for many years and made his services available for any job that needed to be done to keep the fair grounds in shape and the fair operating. He was a member of the Bethany city council, representing the West Ward, and was chairman of the water, sewer and gas department committee of the city. He also was a member of the city planning committee, the Odd Fellows lodge and the First Baptist church of Bethany.
Survivors include his wife, Lena, of the home in Bethany, two daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Weathers, North Kansas City and Miss Rosemary Taggart, Sierra Madre, Calif.; a son, Bill Taggart, Washington, D.C.; two grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs Esther Klindt, Bethany.
Services were conducted at 2:00 p.m. Monday at the First Baptist church in Bethany, with the Rev. James Grubbs officiating. Burial was in Antioch cemetery, southeast of Bethany. Odd Fellow rites were conducted.
John P. Taggart
70, Died Friday
at Local Hospital
John P. Taggart, 70, died Friday at a Bethany hospital following a stroke which occurred about noon at his home in Bethany.
The widely known business man had been the Continental Oil Company agent and station operator in Bethany for 42 years. Few man displayed the energy and application of time to work that he did as he was constantly busy with some project.
Mr. Taggart devoted countless hours of time to community service. He had been president of the Northwest MO State fair board for many years and made his services available for any job that needed to be done to keep the fair grounds in shape and the fair operating. He was a member of the Bethany city council, representing the West Ward, and was chairman of the water, sewer and gas department committee of the city. He also was a member of the city planning committee, the Odd Fellows lodge and the First Baptist church of Bethany.
Survivors include his wife, Lena, of the home in Bethany, two daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Weathers, North Kansas City and Miss Rosemary Taggart, Sierra Madre, Calif.; a son, Bill Taggart, Washington, D.C.; two grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs Esther Klindt, Bethany.
Services were conducted at 2:00 p.m. Monday at the First Baptist church in Bethany, with the Rev. James Grubbs officiating. Burial was in Antioch cemetery, southeast of Bethany. Odd Fellow rites were conducted.
Notes for Lena Lorene Dotson
14 Nov 1976, Buried at Miriam cemetery, Bethany, Harrison Co., MO.
Notes for William Warren (Child 1)
Bill Warren Taggart
Bill Warren Taggart, 73, Arlington, VA, died December 14, 2002, from complications of leukemia.
Mr. Taggart was born on Dec. 19, 1928, and had lived in Bethany, MO. He moved from MO to Washington, D.C. in 1961, and had lived in Arlington since 1971. He was a graduate of William Jewell College and the University of MO, Kansas City School of Law. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War, and then worked as a tax-law specialist with the IRS. He was a longtime member of te Bethany First Baptist Church.
He was preceded in death by his parents, John and Lena Taggart.
He leaves his wife Rose Marie and son John, both of Arlington; sisters Phyllis Weathers, Austin, Texas, and Rosemary Thurston, Vallejo, Calif.
Services were h eld Dec. 20, 2002, at the Murphy Funeral Home, Falls Church, VA.
[Bethany Republican-Clipper, January 1, 2003, page 4]
Bill Warren Taggart, 73, Arlington, VA, died December 14, 2002, from complications of leukemia.
Mr. Taggart was born on Dec. 19, 1928, and had lived in Bethany, MO. He moved from MO to Washington, D.C. in 1961, and had lived in Arlington since 1971. He was a graduate of William Jewell College and the University of MO, Kansas City School of Law. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War, and then worked as a tax-law specialist with the IRS. He was a longtime member of te Bethany First Baptist Church.
He was preceded in death by his parents, John and Lena Taggart.
He leaves his wife Rose Marie and son John, both of Arlington; sisters Phyllis Weathers, Austin, Texas, and Rosemary Thurston, Vallejo, Calif.
Services were h eld Dec. 20, 2002, at the Murphy Funeral Home, Falls Church, VA.
[Bethany Republican-Clipper, January 1, 2003, page 4]