Frank Bursley Taylor

1860–1938 (age 78)

Biography

Frank Bursley Taylor (1860–1938) was a prominent figure whose life encompassed nearly eight decades of American progress and change. His contributions and character left an indelible mark on those who knew him and his community.

Interred at Lindenwood Cemetery, Taylor's legacy is preserved in the memories of his contemporaries and the lasting impact of his life's work. He is remembered as a person of substance and principle.

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