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

looking for relatives of Cyrus and Mary

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

Looking for information on DONALD BRIAN TAYLOR Kansas City , MO. 1896 s/o WILLIAM TAYLOR b in Oh d in SHREVEPORT, LA & JULIA RICKETTS b Garnett KS. William was a RR conducter. viv http://community.webtv.net/Vivian-S/VIVSFAMILYHISTORY

Ray, What are the dates for the ones you know? Carleen

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

There is a book abt James Garfield by this name, is it the same one?

No

This is a subscriber - he is receiving list messages, so answers may be posted to the list. Earlier, I sent one of his messages and suggested you write directly to him; that isn't necessary. Marilyn list admin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ray" <clearwater@workingfamilies.com> To: <TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 20, 2002 11:00 AM Subject: {not a subscriber} RE: TAYLOR > Need some help, my wifes TAYLOR ended with James M. H. TAYLOR > that married Avalin WATSON, parents of James M. TAYLOR, that then > married Margaret Carrigan Fitzgerald, from there born Robert Edward > TAYLOR my wifes Father, mother was Sadie Mai Bradford. > > James E. FITZGERALD had married a Mary J. WILLIS, and a CARRIGAN > parents of Elizabeth Rebecca " Bettie " FITZGERALD, that married ELIJAH > HANKS WATSON, they was half sisters, Elizabeth and Margaret > > Need any information back from James M. H. TAYLOR's parents, the > father may have been from GA. and the mother from NC, as listed in > 1900 Maury Co. census, Dist. 88, Civil Dist. 19, Image # 9. > > Also a half brother of my wife named " BOURBON TAYLOR " his wife > named LILLIE MAI, with a Son named " LARRY or LAWRENCE, they > may have lived in Williamson Co. an area called FLAG POLE, they also > had an adopted daughther named EVELYN MARIE. > > We TY for any help, that maybe found. > > > Ray { Clearwater } & Nez > Clearwater@workfam.com > > Norton scans all in & out Mail > and backed up by ZoneAlarm > > --- 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

This is a subscriber - he is receiving list messages, so answers may be posted to the list. Earlier, I sent one of his messages and suggested you write directly to him; that isn't necessary. Marilyn list admin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ray" <clearwater@workingfamilies.com> To: <TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 20, 2002 11:00 AM Subject: {not a subscriber} RE: TAYLOR > Need some help, my wifes TAYLOR ended with James M. H. TAYLOR > that married Avalin WATSON, parents of James M. TAYLOR, that then > married Margaret Carrigan Fitzgerald, from there born Robert Edward > TAYLOR my wifes Father, mother was Sadie Mai Bradford. > > James E. FITZGERALD had married a Mary J. WILLIS, and a CARRIGAN > parents of Elizabeth Rebecca " Bettie " FITZGERALD, that married ELIJAH > HANKS WATSON, they was half sisters, Elizabeth and Margaret > > Need any information back from James M. H. TAYLOR's parents, the > father may have been from GA. and the mother from NC, as listed in > 1900 Maury Co. census, Dist. 88, Civil Dist. 19, Image # 9. > > Also a half brother of my wife named " BOURBON TAYLOR " his wife > named LILLIE MAI, with a Son named " LARRY or LAWRENCE, they > may have lived in Williamson Co. an area called FLAG POLE, they also > had an adopted daughther named EVELYN MARIE. > > We TY for any help, that maybe found. > > > Ray { Clearwater } & Nez > Clearwater@workfam.com > > Norton scans all in & out Mail > and backed up by ZoneAlarm > > --- 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

Where may I obtain the book "From Log Cabin to White House" - either to purchase or obtain from a library?? Thanks, I have been searching my Taylors for years and still need more information. Goldie Wilmeth e-mail: gw78209@aol.com

To list members who are subbed in D - digest mode: Because of the amount of message traffic and the length of the messages, I have changed the settings so you will receive messages from the TAYLOR list twice a day now - every 12 hours, instead of every 18. This should make your messages a bit shorter. To those subscribed in the L mode - there is no change. You will still receive each message separately. Marilyn *list mom* --- 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

OOPS!!! That was supposed to be "Polly and John BOYER are my direct ANCESTORS!!! virginia walters wrote: <snip> > Polly and John BOYER are my direct descendents.

Hi, My great great grand mother was Nancy Jane Taylor born 1845. She married James Madison Fields. Is this your line? I have lots of family from Hart, Hardin, LaRue etc. Thanks, Martha

I am searching for family of ROBERT TAYLOR who emigrated from Scotland about 1800 with two brothers. They were iron workers and settled in Lebanon County, PEnnsylvania. Robert married Nancy Martin and they had five Children: Martha(m. ? Kline), John(m. Sophia WEAVER),Anna(m. Samuel PATTON), Mary[Polly](m. John BOYER), Maria (m. Abraham BOYER). ROBERT died in 1822 of Typhoid and wife and children worked as apprentices, etc until adulthood. Robert's brothers went west about this time and the family lost track of them. Any info on any member of this family will be appreciated, and I love to share. Polly and John BOYER are my direct descendents.

Hi! I am new to your list and wish to list members of my Taylor family that I am researching. My g-grandfather was Peter Fletcher TAYLOR (born 1861 Wick, Caithness) - the son of Peter TAYLOR and Ann FLETCHER. He married Helen DONALD in 1885 in Aberdeen. All of Peter and Helen's children were born in Australia. My gg-grandparents were Peter TAYLOR and Ann FLETCHER who married in 1857 at Wick, Caithness. They had children - Margaret (born 1858 Wick); Peter Fletcher (born 1861 Wick); and Ann (born 1862 Aberdeen). My gg-grandfather was born about 1835 in Aberdeen - the son of Peter TAYLOR and Catherine PETRIE (married 1817). At this stage I have not been able to locate any other siblings - but I am sure that he would surely have had some considering the time between when his parents married and he was born. I know nothing of my ggg-grandfather Peter TAYLOR (married 1817) other than this snippet of information. I recently applied for the baptism of my gggrandfather (Helen DONALD's father) and received a page from `Baptisms for the Dead in St George Temple'. There were many Taylors `baptised' on this day - many TAYLOR; JACKSON (I have not come across this name in our research todate); and DONALD family members - all baptised by proxy in the name of Thomas Forsyth. I have not come across this name either in my research. All entries were for male relatives - as I was told that only a male could stand in for a male etc. Some of the Taylor's on this `baptism' record were listed as from `Of Glasgow'; Campbelltown; Paisley; Largs; Perth; Old Monkland; Kinghorn and St Nicholas Aberdeen. From this information I would assume that my Taylor family were originally from the West Coast of Scotland. However all my information todate indicates they were on the East Coast. On the 1881 Census Peter and Ann, and two of their children Peter and Ann were living in Barony, Lanark at the time. If anyone is researching this family or can offer suggestions on where to continue my research next it would be most appreciated. Kate Brial (nee Taylor) - Australia

That would be worth your while to check out, I was not trying to minimize your work, but since so much time is needed and dedicated to your research, I wanted you to know that there is no research involved in Mary Brewer's book. She just never had the time to sort through all the information that was submitted to her. Therefore, a lot of the information was from different people, and it was printed in her book You are not the first or only one, who has used her book, that is why they put out the information on it. I will try to find the email, and if you like will send you a copy. Mary

Thanks for the information. I'll try to get the book. Carl ----- Original Message ----- From: "kenvan" <kenvan@prodigy.net> To: <TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 19, 2002 11:07 AM Subject: [TAYLOR] Log Cabins to White House > Carl, I am sorry to tell you that the book "Log Cabins To The White House" > Brewer, is not a true and accurate reference for the Taylor line. The > information was never researched, because she died, and she was had not > finished the researched. Her family was contacted, and asked to finish it, > but was not interested at that time. there is email sent out warning people > of this misconception. I have a copy of the email, and soon as I can find > it, I will post it to the Taylor site. I am not posting this for any other > reason, than to warn people not to count on the accuracy of this book. > You will find that the book "Genealogy -Taylor-Snow" is very well > researched, and is considered the best source for Taylor lines. It is > available at the LDS genenalogy library, on micro-film and can be ordered > and copied there. > > Mary > > > >

Hi All, I need your help to determine the parents of my g-g-g-g-grandfather, Matthew S. Taylor. Most Taylors who research this family assume that Matthew S. is the son of Capt. Henry (Eight finger) Taylor, as Capt. Henry is a Revolutionary War soldier and the most noted of this branch of Taylors. However, I am not sure. As Matthew's middle initial is S., I feel strongly that his parents are Matthew Taylor and Sarah Sample, but I do not have any proof. Both Capt. Henry and his brother Matthew had sons named Matthew. So, I am looking for any information about the family of Matthew Taylor, b. abt. 1739 in PA, and Sarah Sample, b. abt. 1755. This Matthew is assumed to be the son of Robert Taylor, Sr., b. abt. 1720 and Jean Patterson, b. abt. 1720, m. abt. 1733 Swatara Creek, PA. Robert's children: (1) Henry, b. abt. 1733; (2) Catharine, b. abt. 1734, m. John Sterling; (3) William, b. abt. 1735, m. Ester; (4) Robert, Jr., b. abt. 1736; (5) John McCanless, b. abt. 1737, m. Elizabeth Campbell; (6) Jane, b. abt. 1738; (7) Matthew, b. abt. 1739, m. Sarah Sample; (8) Elizabeth, b. abt. 1740, m. William Hueston; (9) Ann, b. abt. 1741. Below is a descendant chart for Matthew S. Taylor. Any questions, comments, corrections, or additions about this family will be greatly appreciated. Lana Taylor Corpus Christi, TX 1 Matthew S(ample?) TAYLOR, b: Abt. 1781 in probably Kishacoquillas Valley, Mifflin Co., Brown Twp., PA. Father: Capt. Henry (Eight Finger) Taylor Mother: Rhoda Williamson; OR Father: Matthew Taylor (brother of Capt Henry) Mother: Sarah SAMPLE. . +Jane Eleanor "Ellen" McCULLY, b: Abt. 1781 in PA. Note for Matthew: Can be found on the Monroe Co., IN census living with daughters Jane (Taylor) Messer, and Ann (Taylor) Cully. 2 Robert TAYLOR, b: 29 May 1804 in PA, d: 13 Dec 1885 in Monroe Co., IN. Burial: Clover Hill Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Monroe Co., IN. .... +Nancy LAKEY, b: Abt. 1812, m. Lawrence Co., IN. *2nd Wife of Robert TAYLOR: .... +Sarah, b: Feb 1820 2 Jane TAYLOR, b: Abt. 1806 in PA .... +Joseph MESSER, b: Abt. 1806 2 John A. TAYLOR, b: 21 Apr 1808 in probably Mifflin Co., PA, d: 21 Jan 1891 in Marshall Twp., Lawrence Co., IN. …. +Susana "Susan" K. BENNER/BRUNER, b: 02 Aug 1814 in TN, d: 12 Apr 1883 in Harrodsburg, Monroe Co., IN. 2 Henry TAYLOR, b: Abt. 1811 .... +Nancy B. GARTON, b: Abt. 1820, m. Lawrence Co., IN 2 William A. TAYLOR, b: Abt. 1813 in PA .... +Elizabeth, b: Abt. 1818 in OH 2 Matthew TAYLOR, Jr., b: Abt. 1814 .... +Elizabeth TAYLOR, b: Abt. 1811 2 Ann TAYLOR, b: Abt. 1816 in Ohio (?) .... +James M. CULLEY, b: Abt. 1816 2 Samuel TAYLOR, b: 13 Aug 1820 in Monroe Co., IN, d: 04 Sep 1882 .... +Elizabeth GARTEN, b: Abt. 1820, m. Lawrence Co., IN

Karen I am going to the Dallas Library this next week to see if I can find my Taylor family. Let know what you need and I will try to get it for you. Sharon -----Original Message----- From: KEvans2288@aol.com [mailto:KEvans2288@aol.com] Sent: Friday, July 19, 2002 7:57 PM To: TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TAYLOR] Taylor Line, Tn> Tx 1866 To whom it may concern The person who might be comeing to Dallas Texas. Please go to the Dallas Library go to the 8th floor and ask for Sammy Townsend or Lloyd. How for have you gone on the Taylor family? Why I ask is. Because I half way working the Taylor family. My Taylor family married into the Wilson family . I am looking for a Peter Taylor he married Elizabeth Wilson . Elizabeth Wilson mother is Verlinda Couch Wilson . They went to Desha Co.Al in 1830 Then when James Wilson died . Verlinda Couch Wilson and children when to Al and that is where they all stayed. Peter Taylor and Elizabeth had serveral children and Thier named are William Henry Taylor , Thorme Taylor, James Taylor, Robert Taylor. All I have that live in Al . Marshall co or Morgon Co.Al that is all I know. If you have question let me. My name is Karen Carter Evans . My email is kevans2288@aol.com Karen Carter Evans