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Alice Gorin Taylor April 9, 1924 
Barren County KyArchives Obituaries

Glasgow Times
Alice Gorin Taylor. Mrs. Alice Gorin Taylor, in her 79th year, died at her home 
late Saturday afternoon, at 5:30 o'clock. Death as caused by an segregated form 
of pneumonia. Surviving is an only sister, Miss Annie Gorin, of this city. Her 
brother, Judge H. C. Gorin, having preceded her to the grave one year ago. Two 
nieces survive her, Mrs. J. B. Whitney and Miss Lou Proctor of Glasgow 
Junction. Mrs. Taylor was a member of the Episcopal Church. She was the 
daughter of the Hon. Franklin Gorin, a pioneer citizen of Glasgow, the first 
white child born in Glasgow, in fact. Her mother was Miss Frances Gullod, of 
London, England, and was twice married, her fidrst marriage being to Mr. 
Boardman. Mrs. Taylor was a talented lady, highly cultured and possessed many 
special attributes. In truth, she was one of the best loved, one of themost 
companionable and one of the truest, most positive characters of Glasgow. She 
was kind, considerate and very charitable and it gave her great pleas!  ure to 
do things that comforted and benefited others. She was public spirited and 
despite her advanced years, took keen interest in the activities of the day. 
Her death has removed a leading, sincere character, a splendid lady and a 
loving companionable spirit. Funeral was at the residence on Monday by Dr. S. 
D. Gordon, and interment was in the family lot in the Glasgow Cemetery.



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