Need any info on the family of Aaron Taylor. 1989 draft pick for the Chicago Cubs. Have a picture of him from 1989 in his cubs uniform. Believe Aaron was a Reno, Nev. High school player. Thanks. Shirley Combs

Turn your sound on for this one. ;-) http://web.icq.com/friendship/swf/0,,16961_rs,00.swf Bev in Indiana

Thanks, Bev - that is a good one! Happy New Year to all. Marilyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "BEVERLY WILSON" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, 31 December, 2004 6:59 PM Subject: [TAYLOR] HAPPY NEW YEAR | Turn your sound on for this one. ;-) | | http://web.icq.com/friendship/swf/0,,16961_rs,00.swf | | Bev in Indiana | | | ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== | To UNSUBSCRIBE from LIST - mailto:[email protected] | To UNSUBSCRIBE from DIGEST - mailto:[email protected] | Put Only: UNSUBSCRIBE in subject and body of message | | ============================== | View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find | marriage announcements and more. Learn more: | http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx |

I am looking for information on my great, great grandmother's family. She was Nancy Reed TAYLOR Tate. She was born 4 December 1807 in Virginia and died 31 January 1870 in Van Zandt County, Texas. Her father is believed to be Ezekiel Taylor of which we have little information. Her siblings were: Lucinda who married Elijah Overton; Susanna who married John Whaley; Robert; Susannah who married Tinsley Chewing; and George Washington who married Emaline D. Nancy Reed TAYLOR was married to John Tate, probably in Virginia and then moved immediately to Hardeman County, Tennessee until 1850 when they came to Van Zandt County, Texas. At least some of her siblings were known to have been born in Hardeman County, Tennessee. All help appreciated. Bill Foster Dr. B. G. Foster 507 Pine Siskin Dr. Buda, TX 78610 512 295-5678

Hi List, This family isn,t German but did live around the German community of the Orangebourgh District of SC. By 1818 they had moved nearer to the Columbia area, St Matthews parish and Lexington county. I'll put out some census information, maybe it will help someone else. 1850 census for St Johns Berkeley Parish, SC Joseph Taylor (wife) Susannah Children: Mary dau Age 30 Lydia " 28 Frederick J son 26 Benjamin A " 20 Erin W dau 18 There is a possibility that Gabriel, Allen and Nathaniel might be from this family. 1860 census, St Johns Berkeley Gabriel Taylor Age 40 Wife. Elizabeth 36 Children: Catherine dau 19 Baxter dau 11 Eliza dau 9 Mary dau 1 Allen P Taylor age 30 Sarah A Ray wife age 39 Ann F Taylor age 35 Augustus son 13 Tetelico 11 Elizabeth dau 9 Rebecca dau 6 Peter son 4 Henry P Taylor age 23 teacher Mary Taylor age 35 Black Oak Community David son 6 N F Taylor age 22 Harriett wife 17 1880 census , same area Elizabeth Taylor age 54 Elizabeth dau 25 Gabriella dau 20 Ardella dau not listed,in a church roll she had married a PATE and left the area. 1888--Adam W Taylor bought about 1300 acres of land from a Wainwright Baylor, probably in the Black Oak Community. 1900 census Nathaniel (N F) Taylor b. 1838 Harriett wife 1845 Wylie B son 1873 Emily dau 1866 Jack son 1880 Ethel dau 1885 Some of the older children have left home by this time. These are the families that I'm looking at during my research. If I can be of help to any one send a private e-mail. Thanks, Murray Taylor----SC

While we are putting out info about South Carolina Taylors, here are mine. EDWIN J. TAYLOR was born 1825 in Holyoke, Mass. He married Augusta Mix on September 11, 1849 in New Haven, Connecticut. She was born in Connecticut, and died April 1880 in Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida. Edwin is also noted in the History of Abbeville and he was already a resident of SC when he married in 1849 then brought his bride back to SC. Children of EDWIN TAYLOR and AUGUSTA MIX are: i. CHARLES EDWIN TAYLOR, b. Nov 01, 1850 in Edgefield, South Carolina; d. Dec 28, 1929, Tampa, Fla.. ii. KATE TAYLOR, b. 1854 SC married Fred Willis Hoyt. 1852-1926 iii. FRANCES TAYLOR, b.1857 SC. Seeking parents and siblings of Edwin J. Taylor Brenda Whitaker Collins [email protected] Researching; Whitaker, Taylor, Boone, McConnell, Finch, Herring, Hart, Elliott, Faulkner, Giddens, Thorn, Reynolds, Mitchell, Tucker among others.

Judi- Frederick is a name often used in Germany. If your Frederick Taylor was from Germany, the name would not have been Taylor there, it would have most probably been the equivalent of tailor (the occupation). I think that name is Schneider, but I don't know German, so I could be wrong about the actual name. Many foreign born people changed their names to the English one after being here for a while. My Hunter's were Jaeger's in Germany-that means hunter. Check out Henry Jones's books about people who came from the Palatinate areas of Germany. You could find your family there if they were German. Also check ship's lists for Schneider. Frederick most probably came into Pennsylvania when he arrived, so look there--and his family could have come much earlier-emigration form the Palatine areas started about 1709. Nancy ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, December 26, 2004 12:08 PM Subject: Re: [TAYLOR] Re: frederick taylor betty Hi Betty, so far all i know abt frederick taylor is he married 1797 in botetourt va, have marriage license, could not find that he ever lived there, cabell co va has him or a frederick on tax list 1810 1814. I have frederick 1818 in gallia co ohio till abt 1830. i can only account for Isaac, John, Sarah, Elizabeth, Nancy, have info on all these. 1850 he is living in anderson madison co indiana with daughter nancy taylor wright. he dies there 1858. dont know where he is buried. census say germany? i cant find a ship that he would of came in usa at the time period of 1768/70 when he would be born. up to the time of his marriage. there are at least 4 or 5 ch i can not put with him for certain. through family they always said we were irish so his father maybe be and they were going near around or in germany maybe at the time of his birth????????? lots of questions yet to find answers for. will share any info if you think we connect anywhere. as of yet i dont have a peter taylor from germany. in the isle of wight there is a frederick taylor ??? not sure but thought i saw a peter taylor there would have to check. dont know if this is mine or not age would be right for him. thanks for reply sorry i cant help at this time. judi ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== To contact the administrator of this mailing list, send mail to [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>. ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx<http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx>

could you tell us about the dna testing and where do you get this done??????

Grape; I am forwarding this to Ron Taylor, Coordinator of Taylor DNA test<[email protected]> ph (801)224 5711> The full test costs $145 with a report. The test is free if you are satisfied with no report, just a Web page URL. Maybe Ron can explain it better.Must be a male Taylor. Earl H Taylor [email protected] (909)593 2652 yahoo IM eht2060 http://www.keyway.net/~eht2060/ -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, December 26, 2004 4:32 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [TAYLOR] Edward Taylor & Ann Jackson Nicholls could you tell us about the dna testing and where do you get this done?????? ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== If you need to contact the listowner, send an e-mail to Marilyn at [email protected] ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

FROM BRENDA PASS        Details                                                                                                            Series Number: S108093  Reel:  0019  Frame:  00432  item:   Date: 1814/09/19 Description: TAYLOR, MARTIN, WILL TYPESCRIPT, NEWBERRY COUNTY (ESTATE PACKET: BOX 19, PKG. 15) (2 FRAMES). Names Indexed: TAYLOR, MARTIN//LEGRONE, ELIZABETH/TAYLOR, EVE/TAYLOR, CATHERIN/FARE, MARY/TIMMAN, SARAH/TAYLOR, ANNLORIS/TAYLOR, MARY ELIZABETH///HAGAR (SLAVE)/TAYLOR, ADAM/TAYLOR, JOHN/TAYLOR, JACOB/TAYLOR, DAVID/TAYLOR, ABRAHAM/CROMER, A. JR./FEDOR, HENRY/YOUNG, WILLIAM/ Locations: NEWBERRY COUNTY// Type: WILL (TYPESCRIPT)//

Since there is a good discussion going on about the South Carolina TAYLOR's, I will toss out my brick wall. <g> Seeking information on a Levy Taylor and Martha M. Hay. Levy is supposedly from SC. His father is supposedly Abraham Taylor. Have found 'a' Abraham Taylor in Gwinnett County Georgia prior to 1850. Levy shows up in Greene County Georgia in 1860. From there I have the line established. Just nothing before 1840/1850. If anyone has the names in their family, I would like to talk to you. Wyndell Taylor

INFO THAT I HAVE PASSED DOWN IS THAT THE TAYLORS IN MY FAMILY WERE SCOTS. MAY HAVE CAUGHT A SHIP OVER FROM ANYWHERE THERE WAS A PORT. THE SCOTTISH CLANS CLAIM THEM AS SUCH AND ALSO AS SEPTS OF THE CAMERON FAMILY. WE HAVE THE KILT TO HONOR BOTH FAMILIES AS MY GREAT GREAT GRANDMOTHER ON MY MOM'S SIDE WAS A CAMERON, AND GREAT GREAT GRANDMOTHER ON DAD'S SIDE WAS A TAYLOR. SO TO HONOR BOTH SIDES OF MY FAMILY I CHOSE THE CAMERON (TODAY'S) KILT WHEN JOINING THE SCOTTISH CLANS. BRENDA PASS

Hi Betty, so far all i know abt frederick taylor is he married 1797 in botetourt va, have marriage license, could not find that he ever lived there, cabell co va has him or a frederick on tax list 1810 1814. I have frederick 1818 in gallia co ohio till abt 1830. i can only account for Isaac, John, Sarah, Elizabeth, Nancy, have info on all these. 1850 he is living in anderson madison co indiana with daughter nancy taylor wright. he dies there 1858. dont know where he is buried. census say germany? i cant find a ship that he would of came in usa at the time period of 1768/70 when he would be born. up to the time of his marriage. there are at least 4 or 5 ch i can not put with him for certain. through family they always said we were irish so his father maybe be and they were going near around or in germany maybe at the time of his birth????????? lots of questions yet to find answers for. will share any info if you think we connect anywhere. as of yet i dont have a peter taylor from germany. in the isle of wight there is a frederick taylor ??? not sure but thought i saw a peter taylor there would have to check. dont know if this is mine or not age would be right for him. thanks for reply sorry i cant help at this time. judi

From a non-subscriber (although Joe was on the list) or he is posting from an address different from the one under which he is subscribed (most likely since he is referencing a message already posted). To be sure he receives any replies, please sent to the list with a copy to [email protected] Thanks, Marilyn ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, 26 December, 2004 11:44 AM Subject: {not a subscriber} Taylor listings on Rootweb | Hello. I see where you posted some Taylor marriages of Carolien Co., VA, in | 2003. Do you have access to Turner marriages there? | | Happy holidays: | | JOE | DR. J. B. TURNER | ATLANTA, GA |

From a non-subscriber (although Colleen was on the list) or she is posting from an address different from the one she is subscribed (most likely since she is referencing a message already posted). To be sure she receives any replies, please sent to the list with a copy to [email protected] Thanks, Marilyn ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, 25 December, 2004 8:08 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: [TAYLOR] Andrew Franklin Taylor Ireland, Va, Tn, Il | Hi C Snyder, | | Isaac and Isabella Taylor were my GGGgrandparents. After the holidays I would | be glad to fish out all the information I have and send it your way. I also | had the opportunity to visit Lexington, VA last summer and got some picture of | the land that Isaac owned in the late 1700s. | | You might also contact Earl Taylor ([email protected]). He is also a cousin | and gave me most of the information I have now. He is a wonderful gentleman | and loves to share information about the family. I am surprised he didn't | respond to your email, as he monitors the Taylor board constantly. | | Have a wonderful holiday. | Colleen Mohr | Chattanooga, TN | | Researching: McDonald, Noe, Dunn, Bohannon(an), Ogle, Morris, McNabb, Taylor, | Johnson, Ratcliff, Phillips, LeWallen - TN, GA, & VA |

If you are looking for a German Taylor, try to look under Schneider. That is what it is in German. Jeff Carr of TX

I have been looking for messages of any Taylor from Germany! In my Wilson linage I have an Eliza/Elizabeth Wilson who married a Peter Taylor, abt 1847, who came from Germany, at least that is what the Census says! The story I have been told is that the family came to America and stayed a while then the rest of the family went back to Germany and Peter stayed here. Peter & Eliza had 4 sons that I know of: Henry b-abt 1850, Thomas b-1852, James b-1856, & Robert b-1859. This Eliza Wilson is a possible sister to my 3rd g-grandmother Ann/Anna (Wilson) Cryer. Peter & Eliza lived in Alabama in and around the Morgan, Marshall Co, areas. If you think there might be a connection, I will gladly dig further and get my books/notes out. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Betty ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, December 25, 2004 7:50 PM Subject: Re: [TAYLOR] Re: South Carolina TAYLORs frederick taylor > Hello, don't know if there is any connection with this side of taylor's but > interesting you are the first i have found with frederick taylor in family. i > now your frederick is not mine. all though i do not know any thing of his > family back wards. mine was born abt 1768/70 census say germany. have no idea where > he was living or where he or his family came in. in 1797 he marr in botetourt > va. then missing till 1810 or so in cabell co then 1818 gallia co ohio 1830 > to 1849 missing 1850 madison co indiana 1858 dies there. by any chance is there > any german in your taylor line? not possitive he was german they may have > stopped over in germany while on ship been born on ship in german > waters?????????? just taking a stab at this never know when a clue comes around. thanks for > any help. judi > > > ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE from LIST - mailto:[email protected] > To UNSUBSCRIBE from DIGEST - mailto:[email protected] > Put Only: UNSUBSCRIBE in subject and body of message > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > > >

Hi, From the informatioon that I've found there is no infication of this family being German other than the name being spelled tailor in some early research. Pass down information from the older family is that there ancestors came from England. An interesting thing about being german, Frederick's wife's family might have German ancestors. Some information found on her brother was in German and the settlement was mostly German. Jeff Carr and Mary James, your names are very similiar to mine. The places doesn't match. The earlist my group might have been about 1650. In the Orangebourgh District, SC, some of the families Were Taylors, Murrays, Baylors, Jones, Williams, Jackson, Griffin. What I'm trying to do is to take John Taylor, find out who his wife was and the name of the children and work back to NC or VA. One family that I forgot about yesterday is Nathaniel ( N F) Taylor and wife Harriet. They had ten to twelve children. After 1860 a lot of the people could not be found. Thanks for the replies. Happy Holidays, Murray

Hello, don't know if there is any connection with this side of taylor's but interesting you are the first i have found with frederick taylor in family. i now your frederick is not mine. all though i do not know any thing of his family back wards. mine was born abt 1768/70 census say germany. have no idea where he was living or where he or his family came in. in 1797 he marr in botetourt va. then missing till 1810 or so in cabell co then 1818 gallia co ohio 1830 to 1849 missing 1850 madison co indiana 1858 dies there. by any chance is there any german in your taylor line? not possitive he was german they may have stopped over in germany while on ship been born on ship in german waters?????????? just taking a stab at this never know when a clue comes around. thanks for any help. judi

Hi List, My Taylors were/and have been in South Carolina for two hundred plus years and I've been researching for quite a few years with no results. Some of the folks have answered my query with similiar names in thier families but connecting the families is the brick wall. I have a John Taylor in the 1790 census for the old Orangebourgh district, SC. In the St Matthews Parish, SC I found John and Joseph Taylor owing land and paying taxes in that area in 1818. Later Joseph is married and by 1850 he Susannah had at least ten children. By 1860, in the St Johns Berkeley Parish, Charleston District, SC, some of the children had their families started. There was a Gabriel or George Taylor that married an Elizabeth Jackson? and they had five girls. One of the girls married a PATE. Next I found Frederick J Taylor had married a Catherine Baylor and they had three boys and one girl. # 1 Lewis Christopher Taylor married a Martha J Cady----GA # 2 John Wesley Taylor married Sarah Annie Murray-----SC # 3 Isabel Janie Taylor married Seaborn Isaac Williams--SC # 4 James Frederick Taylor married Daisy L Rourke--SC--FL By Feb 1852, Joseph and Susannah is dead. Burial site is unknown. Frederick died on the way home from the war. Co.D, 4th SC Cav.. Some of the other childrens names were Mary, Linda, Benjamin A, Allen P, Erin W, James and Henry. Looking for any information on any of the families. I have information on Gabriel and Frederick's families. Any information will be appreciated. Thanks, Murray Taylor--SC