Taborin Kentucky

	Obituaries
Allen Co	In Memory of Sallie Tabor - Sallie Willoughby Tabor, daughter of the late Hiram and Martha Willoughby, was born may 20, 1873, and departed this life Sept. 10, 1955, at the age of 82 years, three months and 21 days. She was married to Willie Tabor in 1900 and to this union four children were born. One little boy died at about two years of age. He husband also passed away 12 years ago. Those surviving are Mrs. Karl C. Buchanon with whom she made her home; Mrs. Lewie Willoughby, and Murl Tabor; three step-children, Mrs. Rena Meador of Louisville, Mrs. Queen Williams and Milburn Tabor. Another one of her step-children, Mrs. Ethel Oliver of Indianapolis, passed away just a few months ago. These children she loved as she did her very own and never made any difference in them and her own. She also leaves 22 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren; one brother, Mr. Hubert Willoughby.She professed faith in Christ in early life and joined Clifton General Baptist Church and remained true to her God until the end. Although she had been confined to to her bed for 12 long years she was always cheerful and patient and always saying, "I am jsut waiting until the Lord is ready to take me home and she would always say "I have so much to be thankful for. Her sweet smile and kind words will live with her many many friends who visited her so often. And she had friends - therehas never been anyone down as long as she has that had as much company the whole time as she did. Then we know the saying "Friends are worth more than money" is true in this case. She was not only a mother to her children and step-children but took her nieces and nephews into her home and tried to be a mother to them. She also took her mother and sister and gave them a home as long as her mother lived. He mother was in bed for several years and she was a kind to her mother as Annie has been to her. In fact when she and Uncle Willie had their home it was everybody's home and their doors were open to both black and white. If anyone needed money or a place to stay a few weeks they went there and no one was ever turned away. If the truth was known I guess they gave more money to people in Allen County than any other couple. Then we are made to wonder why one so goodwas called on to suffer so much. But tody they both will enjoy their treasures in heaven that they sent up years ago. Children, today your parents have left you something of the greatest importance. Not silver and gold but something worth far more than money -- their sweet Christian life ..........(Obit located among the Erskine Garrison collection at Allen Co KY Historical Society, Scottsville, KY; no date or name of newpaper included)
	Mrs. Laura Foster - 1960 - Mrs. Laura Foster, 77, died suddenly at 12:30 p.m., Thursday, April 14, at her home in the Cedar Cross community. Funeral service were conducted at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, April 17 at Cedar Cross Baptist church by Rev. R. Jones and Rev. A.B. Murphy. Burial was in the Cresent Hill Cemetery. Survivors are five daughters, Mrs. Davis Holder, Miss Vera Foster, Mrs. Darcy Tabor, Mrs. David Clay, Sr., Glasgow; and sons Carl and Clovis Foster, Route 4; two brothers Edward Hogue, Route 4; and Porter Hogue of Indianapolis. (Obit located among the Erskine Garrison collection at Allen Co KY Historical Society, Scottsville, KY; no date or name of newpaper included)
	AGED WOMAN PASSES AT HOME In COUNTY Mrs. Amanda Tabor Motley, 82, died at 3 pm Tuesday, at her home near Halifax. Funeral servics were conducted at the Liberty Baptist church, of which she was a member. Rev. L.D. Robinson was in charge of the services. Burial was in the Liberty Cemetery. Survivors include two sons B.G. Motley and Gilbert Motley; three daughters, Mrs. Bryant Williams of Alvaton, Mrs. Virgil Williams, R-3, and Mrs. Leee Buchanon, also of R-3. Ten grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. (Obit located among the Erskine Garrison collection at Allen Co KY Historical Society, Scottsville, KY; no date or name of newpaper included)
	DAILY NEWS ONLINE - Bowling Green, KY SCOTTSVILLE — (Thurston)Bernard Tabor, 85, of Scottsville died at 11:43 p.m. Sept. 3, 2003, at his home.The Allen County native was a farmer and attended Beech Grove General Baptist Church. He was a son of the late George Levi Tabor and Emma Florence Conner Tabor. He was preceded in death by a daughter, Loretta Jane Tabor; a brother, Vamaley Tabor; and three sisters, Beulah Claypool Woods, Winnie Weaver and Hallie Willoughby.Funeral will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Goad Funeral Home, with burial in Beech Grove Cemetery. Visitation is in progress today at the funeral home.Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Landers Tabor of Trammel; four sons, Bobby Tabor of Bowling Green, Roy Tabor and Darace Tabor, both of Trammel, and Donnie Tabor of Gold City; four daughters, Judy Winkenhofer of Plano and Janet Woods, Bonnie York and Connie Eaton, all of Trammel; a sister-in-law, Jettie Tabor of Scottsville; 21 grandchildren; and 24 great-grandchildren.
	AGED LADY DEAD Mrs. Patsy Ann Tabor, widow of William Henry Tabor, died at her home at Motley, Warren County, last Saturday morning. She had reached the age of 82 years, and is suvived by one daughter, Mrs. Bruce Conner; two sons, Will and Jim Tabor of this county; two sisters, Mrs. Major Williams and Mrs. Chas. Williams of this county. Funeral and burial were conducted from Liberty Baptist Church at 11:00 o'clock Sunday (handwritten- 2/1939- name of paper omitted from clipping-located among the Erskine Garrison collection at Allen Co KY Historical Society, Scottsville, KY)
	ALLEN CO KY FUNERAL RECORDS 1960-1980, T.W. Crow & Son Funeral Home, Scottsville, STRAIT, Sallie B., D. 3/12/63 B. 9/25/1881 Survivors: Ch- Eulata Graves F-M G.W. Tabor, Margart Hoodman (Goodrum)
	W.B. TABOR DIES AT HOME NEAR LIBERTY WEDNESDAY Funeral services are to be held this afternoon at the Liberty Baptist Church for Willie Benjamin Tabor, 79, farmer, who died at 7 o'clock yesterday morning at this home in the Liberty section. He had been ill for several weeks. The services were in charge of the Rev. Raymond Jones. Burial was made in the church cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. W.B. Tabor; five daughters, Mrs. Ethel Oliver, Indianapolis; Mrs. T.L. Beam, Scottsville; Mrs. Louis Willoughby; Mrs. Clay Williams, and Mrs. Carl Buchanon, all of Scottsville; two sons Murl and Milbert Tabor, Scottsville: two sisters, Mrs. Lena Willoughby, and Mrs. Sallie Strait, of Allen County, and two brothers G.F. Tabor and C.M. Tabor, both of Allen County. (date and name of paper omitted from clipping found in the collection of Erskine Garrison at the Allen Co KY Historical Society, Scottsville, KY)
	KENTUCKY DEATHS The Courier-Journal Louisville, KY March 07, 1991 pg5B Obituary: BOWLING GREEN -- W.E. "Slim" Tabor, 77, died here Tuesday. Funeral, 11 a.m. Friday, Johnson-Vaughn Funeral Home. Burial, Liberty Baptist Church Cemetery, Allen County.

Crittenden Co	CRITTENDEN NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS 1878-1882 by Brenda Joyce Jerome: May 11, 1881 (Tribute from Kuttawa News): Tribute to old Mr. James Tabor of Crittenden Co. He was born in Allen Co., Ky., March 1, 1807. At the age of 19 he removed to Calloway County with his father and settled in the neighborhood of one Timothy Taylor, who raised a large family of girls, one of which James Tabor married Nov.20, 1826. They had born to them 14 children, 12 of whom they raised. Mr. Tabor now has an offspring of 117 children (?). After he was married he moved from Calloway Co. to Crittenden Co., settling near Fredonia, where he has since lived. Mrs. Tabor was born in TN Sept. 30, 1812. *Source for some of the information on the family of James and Martha Tabor came from the Tabor-Oliver history submitted by Betty J. Tabor found in the "Crittenden County History and Families" published in 1991.

Warren Co	OBIT - Park City Daily News 8/9/1948 JAMES F. TABER TAKEN BY DEATH James F. Tabor, 70, grocer and former member of the City Council, died at 10:15 o'clock this morning at his home, 837 Fairview Avenue, following an illness of eight weeks. The body was moved to the Gerard mortuary where funeral services will be held. Final arrangements have not been completed, however, burial will be in Fairview Cemetery Mr. Tabor was born in Allen County Sept. 25, 1877, a son of Emery and Isabell Pearson Taber. He was first married to Miss Roxie B. Cornwell who died Sept. 18, 1928. On July 4, 1931, he was married to Mrs. Nellie Tabor, who survives with two daughters, Mrs. James B. Warren and Mrs. Robert Davie of Miami, Fla., and four sons, H. Earl Tabor, Louisville, Floyd F. Tabor, New Smyrna Beach, Fla., Ruble M. Tabor, Columbus O., and Harold R. Tabor, West Palm Beach, Fla; a step-son R.B. Tabor, Indinanpolis, 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mr. Tabor with his brother, the late W.B. Tabor, owned and operated a grocery on College stree from 1905-1912. Later he engaged in the grocery business by himself before taking charge of the meat department of the Piggly Wiggle with which he was connected nine years. For the past four years he had been in charge of the meat department of the T.B. Cook grocery. He was elected on the Council ticket of the late Mayor D.D. Spencer in 194 and served until May when he resigned because of poor health. Mr. Tabor was a member of Bowling Green Lodge F. & A.M. No. 73
	DAILY NEWS ONLINE-Bowling Green, Ky Mable E[Edith] Tabor age 89. died about 4:45 am 22 Dec 1998 At Rosewood Nursing Home, B.G.,Ky. Warren Co native, retired from Union Underwear Co. Member of Madison Ave Gen. Bapt . Ch.d/o Eugene[Genie] Tabor & Georgia Ellen Lawrence, wife of the late Ralph P. Tabor. Funeral at 1 pm Mon. J.C. Kirby Funeral Home , Broadway Chapel. B.G,Ky.Burial: Pleasant Grove Bapt. Ch Cem. [Gene Tabor is buried there.]She is survived by a step dau. Patsy [Tabor] Dennison , Leichfield, Ky; 2 step sons: Bobby Preston Tabor & Leroy Kenneth Tabor both of B.G., Ky7 step gd children; 16 step great grand children.& a niece.
	PAULINE TABOR WEBSTER Pauline (nee' Martin)Tabor Webster, 87, of Universal City, Texas, formerly of Bowling Green,, died at 9:10 pm, June 8, 1992, at a Universal City nursing home. The Warren County native gained notoriety for her Clay Street brothel she ran for 38 years. She also operated a farm for several years and became possibly the county's first organic farmer. She was the daughter of the late William and Florence Gott Martin and the wife of the late Paul Webster. Funeral will be at 11:30am Thursday at J.C. Kirby and son Funeral Chapel with burial in Fairview Cemetery....survivors include a son, Raymond Tabor of Universal City, a sister Mary Tyon of Midland, Mich, seven grandchildren, several great-grandchildren, a niece and a nephew. Obituary - Daily Telegram, London England Pauline Tabor Webster, whe has died at San Antonio, Texas, aged 87, was madam of Kentucky's most celebrated brothel.....Pauline Martin was born Apirl 11, 1905 in Warren County, Kentucky and educated at Bowling Green High School. She married at 18, bore two sons and taught for a while at a local Sunday School. but when Pauline discovered that her husband was "sneakin' around" with other women when threw him out... In 1969 and urban renewal programme forced Pauline to close. She retire to the county, where she became a successful organic farmer.. She married first, in 1923, 'Jack' (Raymond B.)Tabor (marriage dissolved 1929); they had two sons, one of whom pre-deceased her. She married secondly, in 1952, Paul Webster, who also pre-deceased her.