Obituary for Delphia Horesey Zornes in Dunlap Chapel
Delphia Horesey Zornes born October 17 departed May 12 aged 79 years 6 months 25 days. She married F M Zornes in 1865 and leaves seven children Charles William at home Alva Leggett Kate Meloney Margaret Medley four grandchildren two great grandchildren two sisters and many relatives. She joined the Church of Christ early and lived a Christian life. Funeral at Dunlap Chapel Friday May 14 at 1 00 p m J A L Swett officiating.
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