Nannie Tabor

TABOR, Nannie - {from The Prairie Grove Banner) Miss Nannie Tabor,

step-daughter .of Mr. R.P. Harrison, died at 5 o’clock Monday afternoon of

pneumonia. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. H.M. Welch at

the M.E. Church where the school, in honor of their dead classmate, formed

a procession and marched to the cemetery where the last sad rites were

performed. The bereaved family and friends have the sympathy of the entire

community in their sad amiction. [Fayetteville Democrat 3/28/1890]

Miss Nannie Tabor, daughter of Mrs. R.P. Harrison of this vicinity, died at

the residence of her grandmother, Mrs. Dodson, in Prairie Grove March

20, 1890. She was born in Water Valley, Miss. March 20, 1874 and had,

therefore, nearly completed her sixteenth year. She was just budding into

fair and lovely womanhood when the destroyer came and like a beautiful

flower, she faded, drooped and died. No death of recent date has cast such

a general gloom over this community. She professed religion when but eleven

years old at Hope, Ark. under the ministry of Rev. Harry May and united

with the Methodist Church South in which communion she led a quiet and

blameless life until the day of her removal to the home of the pure and the

good. [Fayetteville Democrat 4/11/1890