It's because you replied to a message that said Fw: {not a subscriber} - when the subject line wasn't changed to remove the words - Fw: {not a subscriber} - it just continued throughout the thread of these messages. I didn't get yours as a bounce the way I did with Ray's (clearwater@workingfamilies') original message. We have also solved the problem with Ray's e-mail. Don't worry - ccarnivale@aol.com is still subscribed! I just checked the list of subscribers. Marilyn *list mom* ----- Original Message ----- From: <CCarnivale@aol.com> Subject: Re: [TAYLOR] Fw: {not a subscriber} RE: TAYLOR > ccarnivale@aol.com is a subscriber too! What is happening? > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.377 / Virus Database: 211 - Release Date: 7/15/02

Looking for a Ophelia "Orpie" TAYLOR was born abt 1834 in MS. She was ½ Choctaw Indian. She married Neal McFARLAND or McFARLAIN on Nov 29,1852 in Ashley CO, AR. Neal was born abt 1824 in SC. They moved to the Indian Territory (I.T.) some time after 1853 and bef 1896. They had one known daughter named Nancy "Nannie" on Oct 1853 in AR. Orpie and Neal are listed as dead on the 1896 Choctaw Census and as last living in Blue CO, I.T. (present day Bryan CO, OK) on their daughter's census record who was living in LeFlore CO, OK at that time. That's about all I know at this time. Georgann whunter@omniglobal.net

I'm researching Henry Taylor, born in NY c. 1799, moved to Huron County, Ohio with wife Hannah Underhill and children from multiple marriages. They then moved on to Branch County, Michigan. Does this line ring a bell to anyone? Thanks - Melissa Huber

I have this story on my Taylor webpage www.geocities.com/janet_ariciu Janet ----- Original Message ----- From: "K Perk" <kperkins1@stny.rr.com> To: <TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 4:59 PM Subject: [TAYLOR] Zachary Taylor's daughter > Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederate States of America during the Civil War, was the son-in-law of Zachary Taylor, 12th president of the United States. In 1835 Davis married Sarah Taylor. They moved to Mississippi and began to operate a cotton plantation. Within months Sarah became ill with fever and died. She was 21 years old. After her death, Davis entered politics and served in the House of Representatives and U.S. Senate. He then became secretary of war in the cabinet of Franklin Pierce. When the Civil War began in 1861, he took the oath of office as president of the southern states. > > > maybe this should be on the Davis web page. > >

THE RELATIVE IN ONTARIO IS MARRIED TO A MCNEELY. THERE ARE NO MALE TAYLORS FROM LAURENS THERE. J.R. TAYLOR ----- Original Message ----- From: <nighthawk1@sk.sympatico.ca> To: <TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 22, 2002 1:04 AM Subject: Re: [TAYLOR] WM. TAYLOR, SR. OF LAURENS COUNTY, SC > Ron & Lisa Taylor, you spoke of relatives that were in Ontario, Canada. Do you know of a relative John Taylor that married Rebecca (Becky) Graham? Rebecca was from the Lindsay area in Ontario, Canada. Rebecca was born there in 1864. > Does any of this fit with your family? Would appreciate hearing from you. > Thank you > Carol - Looking for John Taylor's family. > > > RON & LISA TAYLOR wrote: > > > WILLIAM, SR.(b. 1727-d. 1804) & JANNETT TAYLOR(b. 1730) > > > > 1. ARRIVED CHARLESTON, SC - 10 DEC 1767 FROM BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND ON THE SHIP, EARL OF DENEGAL > > > > 2. BROUGHT 5 CHILDREN WITH THEM AS FOLLOWS: > > > > 1. WILLIAM, JR.(b. 1750-d 1822) (m. MARTHA TEMPLETON) - DESCENDANTS TO BARTOW COUNTY, GA. > > FRANKLIN COUNTY, AL, AR. AND TX. > > > > 2. MARGARET (b. 1757) (m. - DESCENDANTS IN LAURENS AND UNKNOWN > > > > 3. ROBERT (b. 1757-d 1806)(m. AGNES PLETON) - DESCENDANTS IN FRANKLIN COUNTY, IN. > > > > 4. JANNETT (b. 1767) (m. JAMES PLETON) - DESCENDANTS IN BARTOW COUNTY, GA. > > > > 5. JOHN (b. 1765) UNKNOWN > > > > 6. SAMUEL 1ST BORN IN SC -(m. JANE GILLILAND-2ND) - DESCENDANTS IN HENRY, NEWTON AND > > GWINNETT COUNTIES, GA., MAYBE FL? > > 7. RICHARD S. UNKNOWN > > > > 8. JANNETT WHITE (ADOPTED)(b. 1778-d.1851)(m. JAMES WORD) > > > > 3. WILLIAM, JR.'S DESCENDANTS MOVED TO BARTOW COUNTY, GA. WITH THE TEMPLETONS, MCDOWELLS & MCCULLUMS IN 1853. SOME OF THE GA. FAMILIES MOVED ON INTO AR. AND THEN TX. CHARLES LITTLE TAYLOR MOVED TO AR. I BELIEVE. OTHERS MOVED TO RUSSELLVILLE AND BELLGREEN, FRANKLIN COUNTY, AL. IN 1883. ALSO TO AL. WERE THE SUMMERALS, ENTREKINS, TODDS & BELLS. > > > > 4. ROBERT TAYLOR RODE AS A HORSEMAN(PRIVATE) IN THE CHEROKEE EXPEDITION UNDER COL. PICKENS AND IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR HE WAS A HORSEMAN UNDER CPT. BEN KILGORE AND LT. BRIGGS. HE, WITH HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW, ROBERT TEMPLETON, WERE AT THE SIEGE OF STAR FORT AT NINETY-SIX, SC IN OCT OF 1781. > > ROBERT'S DESCENDANTS AND THE TEMPLETON IN-LAWS MOVED TO PRESENT DAY CONNORSVILLE AND LIBERTY, IN. IN 1806. > > > > 5. SAMUEL'S DESCENDANTS MOVED TO CLAYTON, FULTON(ATLANTA, EAST POINT & HAPEVILLE), MORGAN AND ROCKDALE COUNTIES, GA. AND FAYETTEVILLE, NC. > > > > 6. THERE ARE PRESENT-DAY SINGLE FAMILES SCATTERED ACROSS TORONTO, ONT.(CAN), INDEPENDENCE & KANSAS CITY,KS, VT, IL, GWINNET COUNTY, GA., AL. NC. > > > > 7. I AM LOOKING FOR ANY CONNECTION TO THESE, ESPECIALLY, CHARLES LITTLE TAYLOR(b. 1818) AND WIFE, MARY ELIZ. MARTIN WHO REPORTEDLY LEFT GA. FOR AR. AND THEN OTHERS TO TX. THEY ARE THE LAST KNOWN EMIGRANTS FROM LAURENS I HAVE NOT FOUND. > > > > 8. FROM JANNETT, THE ADOPTED DAUGHTER, THERE ARE SOME WORDS SCATTERED ACROSS THE GA.-AL.-AR.-LA.-TX. TRACE. > > > > JAMES R. TAYLOR > > > > > >

Hi List: It has bout 8m0 the last time I posted my line. John TAYLOR b. Trumbull CO OH 1833. (Parents were Joseph TAYLOR and Sarah (Sally) ACONS.) married Rebecca LORD b. TN. 1835. They had 7 children some born in KS. others born in St. Clair MO. this is where they were raised. Also they raised my father Johnny TAYLOR (Jack). Anyone having any info on this line (I think that this TAYLOR line was just dropped here from space) Thank you all for reading this. Jackie in S. CA.

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Ron & Lisa Taylor, you spoke of relatives that were in Ontario, Canada. Do you know of a relative John Taylor that married Rebecca (Becky) Graham? Rebecca was from the Lindsay area in Ontario, Canada. Rebecca was born there in 1864. Does any of this fit with your family? Would appreciate hearing from you. Thank you Carol - Looking for John Taylor's family. RON & LISA TAYLOR wrote: > WILLIAM, SR.(b. 1727-d. 1804) & JANNETT TAYLOR(b. 1730) > > 1. ARRIVED CHARLESTON, SC - 10 DEC 1767 FROM BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND ON THE SHIP, EARL OF DENEGAL > > 2. BROUGHT 5 CHILDREN WITH THEM AS FOLLOWS: > > 1. WILLIAM, JR.(b. 1750-d 1822) (m. MARTHA TEMPLETON) - DESCENDANTS TO BARTOW COUNTY, GA. > FRANKLIN COUNTY, AL, AR. AND TX. > > 2. MARGARET (b. 1757) (m. BRYSON) - DESCENDANTS IN LAURENS AND UNKNOWN > > 3. ROBERT (b. 1757-d 1806)(m. AGNES TEMPLETON) - DESCENDANTS IN FRANKLIN COUNTY, IN. > > 4. JANNETT (b. 1767) (m. JAMES TEMPLETON) - DESCENDANTS IN BARTOW COUNTY, GA. > > 5. JOHN (b. 1765) UNKNOWN > > 6. SAMUEL 1ST BORN IN SC -(m. JANE GILLILAND-2ND) - DESCENDANTS IN HENRY, NEWTON AND > GWINNETT COUNTIES, GA., MAYBE FL? > 7. RICHARD S. UNKNOWN > > 8. JANNETT WHITE (ADOPTED)(b. 1778-d.1851)(m. JAMES WORD) > > 3. WILLIAM, JR.'S DESCENDANTS MOVED TO BARTOW COUNTY, GA. WITH THE TEMPLETONS, MCDOWELLS & MCCULLUMS IN 1853. SOME OF THE GA. FAMILIES MOVED ON INTO AR. AND THEN TX. CHARLES LITTLE TAYLOR MOVED TO AR. I BELIEVE. OTHERS MOVED TO RUSSELLVILLE AND BELLGREEN, FRANKLIN COUNTY, AL. IN 1883. ALSO TO AL. WERE THE SUMMERALS, ENTREKINS, TODDS & BELLS. > > 4. ROBERT TAYLOR RODE AS A HORSEMAN(PRIVATE) IN THE CHEROKEE EXPEDITION UNDER COL. PICKENS AND IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR HE WAS A HORSEMAN UNDER CPT. BEN KILGORE AND LT. BRIGGS. HE, WITH HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW, ROBERT TEMPLETON, WERE AT THE SIEGE OF STAR FORT AT NINETY-SIX, SC IN OCT OF 1781. > ROBERT'S DESCENDANTS AND THE TEMPLETON IN-LAWS MOVED TO PRESENT DAY CONNORSVILLE AND LIBERTY, IN. IN 1806. > > 5. SAMUEL'S DESCENDANTS MOVED TO CLAYTON, FULTON(ATLANTA, EAST POINT & HAPEVILLE), MORGAN AND ROCKDALE COUNTIES, GA. AND FAYETTEVILLE, NC. > > 6. THERE ARE PRESENT-DAY SINGLE FAMILES SCATTERED ACROSS TORONTO, ONT.(CAN), INDEPENDENCE & KANSAS CITY,KS, VT, IL, GWINNET COUNTY, GA., AL. NC. > > 7. I AM LOOKING FOR ANY CONNECTION TO THESE, ESPECIALLY, CHARLES LITTLE TAYLOR(b. 1818) AND WIFE, MARY ELIZ. MARTIN WHO REPORTEDLY LEFT GA. FOR AR. AND THEN OTHERS TO TX. THEY ARE THE LAST KNOWN EMIGRANTS FROM LAURENS I HAVE NOT FOUND. > > 8. FROM JANNETT, THE ADOPTED DAUGHTER, THERE ARE SOME WORDS SCATTERED ACROSS THE GA.-AL.-AR.-LA.-TX. TRACE. > > JAMES R. TAYLOR > >

Thanks Ray, I was glad to see your posting on Taylor-Snow history and photos. There are also pictures in the book, but not as good quality as yours, as they are older, and time changes everything.. I am going to post a note, by Elisha Taylor. "Note--From about 1815 Hon. John W. Taylor, of 1784, then a member of Congress of the United States of America, began collecting facts for a genealogy, and his grandmother, Mrs. Mercy Cox, remarkable for her tenacious memory, gave him valuable assistance. His daughter, Mrs Melvina Taylor, has procured the history of the later generations. Asher Taylor, deceased, of Jersey City, New Jersey, a descendent of George, the second son of the Emigrant, (AKA) also AKA Edward of Briggs House" for more than forty years previous to 1886 made a record of all he could learn about the Taylor families and had a very large manuscript volume and many old letters, and was many years in Middletown, N.J. Mrs. Malvina Taylor now nearly 80 years old, well remembers her father's interest in procuring information from Mercy Cox, and by correspondence . Mrs Taylor is now in Illinois, and has seen and conversed with more of the Taylor, Seeley and Holmes families than any other person interested in this subject. Burk's history of the landed Gentry of England is referred to by Asher Taylor for important facts. I have condensed the history gathered from all these reliable sources." Elisha Taylor born May 14, 1817. Detroit, May, 1886, --Nov. 1894 I think you will be surprised at the many extended families. I have researched my direct line back to Edward the Emigrant, through his son William. Hope you don't think I am trying to outdo you, I just like to help whatever way I can, Been doing this since the 1960's. And still have a lot to learn. thanks again for your posting on Taylor-Snow. Mary

Both Carter Creek and a road by that name are in Maury Co. my father-in-law, Robert Edward ( Bob ) TAYLOR was born there, died on b: Apr. 1896 d: Apr. 1955 Ray { Clearwater } & Nez Clearwater@workfam.com Norton scans all in & out Mail and backed up by ZoneAlarm

Hello List, I am researching the Paxton surname and I think that my Third Great Grandfather James Ferdinand Douglas Paxton had a sister named Agnes Paxton who married a William Taylor on the 27 May 1842 in Musselburgh, Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland. I think that the Agnes Paxton who married this William Taylor is my Third Great grandfathers sister as they all lived around the same High Street, area. If anyone has any information about this Taylor family I would appreciate some help. Agnes Paxton and William Taylor had two son's named William Taylor and James Paxton Taylor. I also think that Agnes is mine as her father was James Paxton and mother Margaret Currie. Agnes also had a sister named Mary Ann Paxton. I don't know anythink else about Mary Ann only that she was born in 1820 in Tranent, East Lothian, Scotland. Agnes was also born there about 1822. But James Ferdinand Douglas Paxton was born in Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland. If anyone has seen these names please contact me pamelajgroves@hotmail.com Thank you in advance for any information I might receive. Kind Regards Pamela J Groves

Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederate States of America during the Civil War, was the son-in-law of Zachary Taylor, 12th president of the United States. In 1835 Davis married Sarah Taylor. They moved to Mississippi and began to operate a cotton plantation. Within months Sarah became ill with fever and died. She was 21 years old. After her death, Davis entered politics and served in the House of Representatives and U.S. Senate. He then became secretary of war in the cabinet of Franklin Pierce. When the Civil War began in 1861, he took the oath of office as president of the southern states. maybe this should be on the Davis web page.

http://www.stephcohs.org/family_history.htm This site has a picture of... This photograph of some members of the Taylor family was taken in 1906 on the grounds of their home, now the Historical Society museum. From left to right: Oscar Taylor, Sr., Frank Bass, Malvina Taylor, Charissa Taylor Bass and Winnifred Taylor ----- Original Message ----- From: "kenvan" <kenvan@prodigy.net> To: <TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 4:28 PM Subject: [TAYLOR] > Mary, I copied the book at the LDS library in San Antonio, Texas, so I know > they had the micro-film. But you re not the first to not have any luck > finding it, I am going to copy from the first page all the information, and > if that doesn't work, let me know and I will call here to see what is the > problem. > > GENEALOGY > TAYLOR-SNOW > IN MEMORY OF > OSCAR TAYLOR -AND > MALVINA SNOW > BY: CHARISSA TAYLOR BASS > AND FRANK NELSON BASS > published by > Charissa T. Bass > Freeport, Illinois -March 9th. 1935 > > DATE MICROFILMED 18, JAN.-91 > ITEM 13 PROJECT AND ROLL #XL1B7P102 > #1592 > 159778 > > GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF UTAH > 17239 > > THIS IS ALL THE INFORMATION ON I HAVE. > THE BOOK HAS THE STORY OF RICHARD STOUT AND PENELOPE VAN PRICESS > IT STARTS WITH BARON TAILLEFER, WHO DIED ON THE BATTLEFIELD DURING THE > BATTLE OF HASTINGS IN 1066, WITH WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR. > IT IS A PRETTY BIG FILE. > > GOOD LUCK > MARY >

Mary, I copied the book at the LDS library in San Antonio, Texas, so I know they had the micro-film. But you re not the first to not have any luck finding it, I am going to copy from the first page all the information, and if that doesn't work, let me know and I will call here to see what is the problem. GENEALOGY TAYLOR-SNOW IN MEMORY OF OSCAR TAYLOR -AND MALVINA SNOW BY: CHARISSA TAYLOR BASS AND FRANK NELSON BASS published by Charissa T. Bass Freeport, Illinois -March 9th. 1935 DATE MICROFILMED 18, JAN.-91 ITEM 13 PROJECT AND ROLL #XL1B7P102 #1592 159778 GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF UTAH 17239 THIS IS ALL THE INFORMATION ON I HAVE. THE BOOK HAS THE STORY OF RICHARD STOUT AND PENELOPE VAN PRICESS IT STARTS WITH BARON TAILLEFER, WHO DIED ON THE BATTLEFIELD DURING THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS IN 1066, WITH WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR. IT IS A PRETTY BIG FILE. GOOD LUCK MARY

Thanks, you are the only encouragement I have had in a long time. At least I know someone is searching in that area and that helps. Jan

Genealogy Taylor Snow by Charissa Taylor Bass & Frank Nelson Bass, 1935 ----- Original Message ----- From: Mary Leitner Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 12:59 PM To: TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TAYLOR] FROM LOG CABIN TO WHITE HOUSE I did a search and cannot find this book,"Genealogy-Taylor-Snow". Can you give us more to go on, maybe an author? Thanks, Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "kenvan" <kenvan@prodigy.net> To: <TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 20, 2002 2:52 PM Subject: Re: [TAYLOR] FROM LOG CABIN TO WHITE HOUSE > You would better served, if you researched the book "Genealogy- Taylor-Snow, > it is onw of the best and more accurate references on the Taylor. It goes > back to 1056 - England It is available at the LDS genealogy library on > micro-film, and can be read on their machines, or copied. > MaryGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

I did a search and cannot find this book,"Genealogy-Taylor-Snow". Can you give us more to go on, maybe an author? Thanks, Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "kenvan" <kenvan@prodigy.net> To: <TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 20, 2002 2:52 PM Subject: Re: [TAYLOR] FROM LOG CABIN TO WHITE HOUSE > You would better served, if you researched the book "Genealogy- Taylor-Snow, > it is onw of the best and more accurate references on the Taylor. It goes > back to 1056 - England It is available at the LDS genealogy library on > micro-film, and can be read on their machines, or copied. > Mary

I am trying to find my three great uncles and have decided to concentrate on them one by one. James Taylor emmigrated to the USA in 1851 through Philadelphia and married, I think, Olive Young Moodie in about 1852'. I think he had 7 children, 4 names unknown. Jessie married somebody Houston, William believed to have gone to Kansas Citry. and Mary Young Taylor who married Lewis Wentworth Harrington and they had two boys. Wentworth Lewis married and had two girls who died spinsters and James Taylor Harrington who married Lavinia C. Vail and the had four girls and a boy. The boy's name was Willard b. about 1918 and the eldest girl was Jocelyn b about 1915. I'll also put this onto Harringtons as well Any help will be greatly appreciated John jhbrake@alphalink.com.au

Looking for taylors, in western New York... Grandmother was Mary. grandfather Cyrus Taylor...

I DID A QUICK CHECK OF THE 1779 CENSUS AND A REUBEN TAYLOR IS LISTED BUT NOT TO A SPECIFIC TOWNSHIP AND OLD 96 COVERED PARTS OF 5 OR 6 COUNTIES. I BELIEVE I SAW HIM ON A TORY LIST IN THE LIBRARY THE OTHER DAY. I WILL LOOK NEXT TIME I GO BY THE LIBRARY. I HAVE THE TAYLORS OF LAURENS FOR THE 1790 CENSUS AND HE IS NOT FROM LAURENS. I WILL LOOK IN THE OTHER COUNTIES NEXT TIME. MY GUESS IS ABBEVILLE, SC AND HE WAS PROBABLY ENGLISH BY THE FIRST NAME. J.R. TAYLOR ----- Original Message ----- From: <JanieceGre@aol.com> To: <TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 20, 2002 8:31 PM Subject: Re: [TAYLOR] WM. TAYLOR, SR. OF LAURENS COUNTY, SC > I am looking for Reuben Taylor born in SC in the Old Ninety Six District. > His wife was named Mary __________ He was born in 1796. Julia Terena Taylor > was my great grandmother and she lived in Pike County AR and died there. She > is buried at Kirby Primitive Baptist Church cemetary. I would like to know > about Reuben--could he have been in the family you are mentioning? I hope > so. I would so appreciate any kind of lead. Sorry to butt in on your query > but I have to take every chance I can get . > > Jan > >