Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
BirthJun 9, 1850, Alamance County, North Carolina [48]
DeathMay 7, 1941, Alamance County, North Carolina [48]
BurialSaint Marks Church Cemetery, 1230 St. Mark’s Church Road, Elon, North Carolina [48]
FatherJohn ISLEY (1821-1880)
Mother“Sally” Saloma WHITESELL (1827-1906)
Spouses
DeathDec 9, 1931, Alamance County, North Carolina [48]
BurialSaint Marks Church Cemetery, 1230 St. Mark’s Church Road, Elon, North Carolina [48]
Father“Alamance Jake” Jacob Jackson MAY (1798-1869)
Mother“Patsy” Martha Malinda ALBRIGHT (1814-1901)
ChildrenEffie Florence (1884-1975)
Ada E. (1888-1971)
Lillie Belle (1889-1989)
Donnie Alma (1893-1989)
James Manuel (1900-1946)
Obituary Online notes for Daniel ISLEY
The Burlington Daily Times-News
Saturday Afternoon, May 10, 1941
Daniel Isley
Funeral services were held yesterday at the St. Mark's Reformed church for Daniel Isley, 91, who died at his home, route 4, Burlington, Wednesday. The Rev. George E. Dillinger, pastor of the First Reformed church and the Rev. Aubrey W. Hedrick, pastor of the St. Mark's Reformed church, were in charge. Interment was in the church cemetery.
Music was rendered by members of the choirs of the St. Mark's Reformed church and the First Reformed church.
Pallbearers were grandsons, Roy and Jake Greeson, Cecil, Thomas and James May and Pete Sharpe.
Flower bearers were Mesdames E. M. Cheek, H. G. Shepherd, Fide and Roy Greeson, Josephine Ingle, Francis Shepherd, B. W. Love, O. G. White, S. P. Whitt; Misses Edith and Mildred Greeson and Emanuel Isley, (grandson) . [48]
Saturday Afternoon, May 10, 1941
Daniel Isley
Funeral services were held yesterday at the St. Mark's Reformed church for Daniel Isley, 91, who died at his home, route 4, Burlington, Wednesday. The Rev. George E. Dillinger, pastor of the First Reformed church and the Rev. Aubrey W. Hedrick, pastor of the St. Mark's Reformed church, were in charge. Interment was in the church cemetery.
Music was rendered by members of the choirs of the St. Mark's Reformed church and the First Reformed church.
Pallbearers were grandsons, Roy and Jake Greeson, Cecil, Thomas and James May and Pete Sharpe.
Flower bearers were Mesdames E. M. Cheek, H. G. Shepherd, Fide and Roy Greeson, Josephine Ingle, Francis Shepherd, B. W. Love, O. G. White, S. P. Whitt; Misses Edith and Mildred Greeson and Emanuel Isley, (grandson) . [48]