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George Gilmer Minor

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George Gilmer Minor

Birth
Death
27 Feb 1911 (aged 62)
Burial
Richmond, Richmond City, Virginia, USA Add to Map
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Section: O Lot: 22
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George Gilmer .Minor. George Gilmer Minor, sixty-two years old, died yesterday at his home in Grove Avenue. He was president of tho drug firm of Owens &- Minor, and the last surviving partner. He leaves a wife, who was Miss Ophelia Yarbrough; two sons. O. G. Minor. Jr., and William V. Minor, and three daughters, Misses Ophelia, Carol and Kathrine Minor: also one brother, John H. Minor. of Florida, and one sister. Miss Caroline E. Minor. He was a brother of the late Judge Edmund C. Minor. Mr. Minor waft a "member of the vestry of 1st. John's Episcopal Church, and for more than thirty years was a leader in the church's affairs. He was a member of the lay delegation at the diocesan council which recently met In Richmond and elected Rev. Borryman Green. D. D.. bishop-coadjutor. He was vice-president of tho National Association of Druggists and a prominent figure in that organization. He was also socially prominent in Richmond.
The Times Dispatch, Richmond, Virginia, 28 Feb 1911, Tue, Page 2
George Gilmer .Minor. George Gilmer Minor, sixty-two years old, died yesterday at his home in Grove Avenue. He was president of tho drug firm of Owens &- Minor, and the last surviving partner. He leaves a wife, who was Miss Ophelia Yarbrough; two sons. O. G. Minor. Jr., and William V. Minor, and three daughters, Misses Ophelia, Carol and Kathrine Minor: also one brother, John H. Minor. of Florida, and one sister. Miss Caroline E. Minor. He was a brother of the late Judge Edmund C. Minor. Mr. Minor waft a "member of the vestry of 1st. John's Episcopal Church, and for more than thirty years was a leader in the church's affairs. He was a member of the lay delegation at the diocesan council which recently met In Richmond and elected Rev. Borryman Green. D. D.. bishop-coadjutor. He was vice-president of tho National Association of Druggists and a prominent figure in that organization. He was also socially prominent in Richmond.
The Times Dispatch, Richmond, Virginia, 28 Feb 1911, Tue, Page 2


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