Sharon; We are cousins!! Govs Rob and Alf Taylor governors of TN descend from Andrew Taylor, brother of my ancestor Isaac Taylor JR. Many Taylors of my line have Wesley for a middle name. I figured they were Methodists My father was James Wesley Taylor his uncle was Charles Wesley Taylor. There many others. I descend from William, Isaac, Isaac Jr, Joseph, Albert, William, James, James, I am Earl H Taylor. We have a cousin in NC, descends from Rhoda Taylor of Andrew's line. If this is your line give me your snail mail address and I will print and send you some data. Many of our line live in Maury Co. TN Earl H Taylor eht2060@keyway.net (909) 593 2652 yahoo IM eht2060 AOL IM eht2060 http://www.keyway.net/~eht2060/ -----Original Message----- From: taylor-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:taylor-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of deborah colgate Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2006 7:07 PM To: taylor@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TAYLOR] TAYLORs of Maury Co., TN http://www.gencircles.com/globaltree/gosearch?f=&l=Taylor&by=&ba=0&bp=&fa=&d y=&da=0&mo=&dp=&sp=&t=Marriage&oy=&oa=0&op=Maury+Co.%2C+TN&g.x=9&g.y=13 Sharon Clark <clarksha@charter.net> wrote: Hello, Is there anyone on the list researching Taylors in Maury Co., TN? My son-in-law's gg-grandfather was John Wesley Taylor, born 16 Jan 1856 in TN. I am convinced that he was the son of Martha and John W. Taylor of Maury Co. Their son, John W., was the right age to be my son-in-law's John Wesley. No one in my son-in-law's family knows a thing about their Taylor ancestors. Here is an obituary I obtained for John Wesley Taylor who died in Callahan Co., TX: Baird Star - 18 Jun 1926 John Wesley Taylor, Dies - John Wesley Taylor, father of Mrs. R. A. Elder, of Baird, died June 11, 1926 at Baird. Aged 67 years. Mr. Taylor was a native of Tennessee and a cousin of Gov. Bob Taylor of that state. The funeral was held at the Baptist Church Saturday, conducted by Rev. Joe R. Mayes, Pastor. Interment in Ross Cemetery. Mr. Taylor had been in ill health for some time before his death. I have no idea if he was related to Gov. Bob Taylor of TN or not, but Gov. Bob's father was Nathaniel Green Taylor. Martha and John W. Taylor of Maury Co. had a son, N. G. (Nathan - Nat) who was born 1852. Both of these sons married ladies named Roan, and moved to TX. John Wesley married Emma B. Roan, daughter of Virginia and John F. Roan of Maury Co., and Nathan G. "Nat" married Sallie E. Roan, daughter of Eliza Matilda McClain and William Rudolph Roan of Maury Co. Nat and Sallie Taylor were listed in 1880 Giles Co., TN and 1900 in Hunt Co., TX. Emma and John W. Taylor were married 1880 in Hunt Co., TX, and I haven't been able to find them in 1880; they were in Limestone Co., TX in 1900, Taylor Co., TX in 1910, and Hill Co., TX in 1920. Emma B. Roan Taylor was in Callahan Co., TX in 1930 and died 1940 in Big Spring, Howard Co., TX. I would love to find some information on Martha (especially her surname) and John W. Taylor. He may have been in Giles Co., TN in 1850, but I'm not sure. Here is the census information I have on him: 1850 Giles Co., TN census, District No. 12, taken 4 Sep 1850, page 408, dwelling 22-22, lines 15-20: (I am not sure this is the same John W. Taylor; he was living in the home of John L. Linen.) John L. Linen, 24, male, waggon maker, $500, TN; T. M., 28, female, NC; D. M., 20, male, farmer, TN; John W. Taylor, 20, male, waggon maker, TN; W. R. Davis, 23, male, waggon maker, TN; and Dicy Dickenson, 60, female, cannot read and write. 1860 Maury Co., TN census, District No. 6, Culleoka Post Office, taken 5 Jul 1860, page 334a, dwelling 482-482, lines 6-11: John W. Taylor, 30, male, white, wagon maker, -/$400, TN, Martha, 29, female, white, VA; N. G., 8, male, white, TN, attended school; John, 3, male, white, TN; Robert, 1, male, white, TN; and Matthew Taylor, 28, male, white, wagon maker, TN. 1870 Maury Co., TN census, page 17, Civil District No. 6, Culleoka Post Office, taken 6 Jun 1870, page 275a, dwelling 124-124, lines 21-29: J. W. Tayler, 40, male, white, works in waggon shop, $500/$300, TN, cannot write, male citizen over 21; Martha, 39, female, white, cook, TN, cannot write; Nathan, 18, male, white, farmer, TN; J. W., 13, male, white, farmer, TN; Robert, 11, male, white, TN; Albert, 9, male, white, TN; Gravis?, 7, male, white, TN; Tom, 5, male, white, TN; and Emmett, 2, male, white, TN. 1880 Maury Co., TN census, Civil District No. 6, East of N. & B. RR, Campbell's Station, taken 2 Jun 1880, supervisor's district 3, Enumeration District 159, NARA Film T9-1271, page 165a, dwelling 5-5, lines 23-28: John W. Taylor, self, male, married, white, 50, wagon maker, TN, TN, TN; Mary, C., wife, female, married, white, 47, keeping house, VA, VA, VA; Robert W., son, male, single, white, 21, laborer, TN, TN, VA; Albert, son, male, single, white, 19, laborer, TN, TN, VA; Emmet, son, male, single, white, 12, laborer, TN, TN, VA; and Charlie, son, male, single, white, 10, TN, TN, VA. 1900 Maury Co., TN census, 6th district, taken 15 Jun 1900, Supervisor's District 256, Enumeration District 70, sheet 7b, page 61b, dwelling 134-135, lines 77-78: John W. Taylor, head, white, male, Apr 1830, 70, married 27 years, TN, TN, TN, wagon maker, can read and write and speaks English, owns a house, no mortgage; and Mary, wife, white, female, Mar 1833, 67, married 27 years, two children born, 1 living, VA, VA, VA, can read and write and speaks English. If anyone know anything about any of these folks, I would love to hear from you. I will be happy to share what I have. Best wishes, Sharon Clark Fort Worth, TX clarksha@charter.net ------------------------------- To unsubscribe dalechevy32004@yahoo.com from the list, please send an email to TAYLOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message DEBORAH COLGATE Check me out! on myspace --------------------------------- Check out the all-new Yahoo! 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Hi, Leta, No, sorry. Smith is my married name, and my husband was adopted. How successful have you been in your research? The Central Rappahannock Regional Library, which serves Fredericksburg and surrounding counties, has an exceptional collection of Virginiana, and wonderfully helpful research librarians. If you have not explored their resources, you might give them a try. http://www.librarypoint.org/ . Also, Historic Fredericksburg Foundation at http://www.hffi.org/ might be helpful. Good luck! faith Leta Sheaffer <leta.sheaffer@verizon.net> wrote: Though I do not have the answer to your query, I did have Smith ancestors who came over from Nottingham England, in the early 1800's to Fredericksburg, Va. Would you by any chance be researching any of the Smith's ? Leta leta.sheaffer@verizon.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Faith Smith" To: Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2006 4:22 PM Subject: [TAYLOR] TAYLOR in Darfield West Riding Yorkshire > Hello, all, > > Thanks to the '41 census I may have found a crack in a major brick wall, > but it looks like I may need help cracking it further. If anyone > recognizes these names, I'd be delighted for any information. > > In 1841, James T. LINDLEY b. abt 1771 is found in Darfield, Staincross > hundred. Others in the household are his widowed son John [head, b. abt > 1808], and John's children Hannah 11, Mary 8, Daniel 6, and Henry 3. > John's wife Elizabeth TAYLOR had died bet 1837 & 1841, but also in the > household is a James TAYLOR which may have been a younger brother or > nephew of Elizabeth. Also in the household is the family of Daniel > [ADVON?] 40, his wife Ann 30, John 4 and Mary 6 mo. The relationship of > this family to the LINDLEYs or TAYLORs is unknown. > > Thanks in advance! > Faith Smith > Fredericksburg VA > > > --------------------------------- > Access over 1 million songs - Yahoo! Music Unlimited. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe leta.sheaffer@verizon.net from the list, please send an > email to TAYLOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe ydaylily12@yahoo.com from the list, please send an email to TAYLOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message --------------------------------- Have a burning question? Go to Yahoo! Answers and get answers from real people who know.

Though I do not have the answer to your query, I did have Smith ancestors who came over from Nottingham England, in the early 1800's to Fredericksburg, Va. Would you by any chance be researching any of the Smith's ? Leta leta.sheaffer@verizon.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Faith Smith" <ydaylily12@yahoo.com> To: <taylor@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2006 4:22 PM Subject: [TAYLOR] TAYLOR in Darfield West Riding Yorkshire > Hello, all, > > Thanks to the '41 census I may have found a crack in a major brick wall, > but it looks like I may need help cracking it further. If anyone > recognizes these names, I'd be delighted for any information. > > In 1841, James T. LINDLEY b. abt 1771 is found in Darfield, Staincross > hundred. Others in the household are his widowed son John [head, b. abt > 1808], and John's children Hannah 11, Mary 8, Daniel 6, and Henry 3. > John's wife Elizabeth TAYLOR had died bet 1837 & 1841, but also in the > household is a James TAYLOR which may have been a younger brother or > nephew of Elizabeth. Also in the household is the family of Daniel > [ADVON?] 40, his wife Ann 30, John 4 and Mary 6 mo. The relationship of > this family to the LINDLEYs or TAYLORs is unknown. > > Thanks in advance! > Faith Smith > Fredericksburg VA > > > --------------------------------- > Access over 1 million songs - Yahoo! Music Unlimited. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe leta.sheaffer@verizon.net from the list, please send an > email to TAYLOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello, all, Thanks to the '41 census I may have found a crack in a major brick wall, but it looks like I may need help cracking it further. If anyone recognizes these names, I'd be delighted for any information. In 1841, James T. LINDLEY b. abt 1771 is found in Darfield, Staincross hundred. Others in the household are his widowed son John [head, b. abt 1808], and John's children Hannah 11, Mary 8, Daniel 6, and Henry 3. John's wife Elizabeth TAYLOR had died bet 1837 & 1841, but also in the household is a James TAYLOR which may have been a younger brother or nephew of Elizabeth. Also in the household is the family of Daniel [ADVON?] 40, his wife Ann 30, John 4 and Mary 6 mo. The relationship of this family to the LINDLEYs or TAYLORs is unknown. Thanks in advance! Faith Smith Fredericksburg VA --------------------------------- Access over 1 million songs - Yahoo! Music Unlimited.

http://www.gencircles.com/globaltree/gosearch?f=&l=Taylor&by=&ba=0&bp=&fa=&dy=&da=0&mo=&dp=&sp=&t=Marriage&oy=&oa=0&op=Maury+Co.%2C+TN&g.x=9&g.y=13 Sharon Clark <clarksha@charter.net> wrote: Hello, Is there anyone on the list researching Taylors in Maury Co., TN? My son-in-law's gg-grandfather was John Wesley Taylor, born 16 Jan 1856 in TN. I am convinced that he was the son of Martha and John W. Taylor of Maury Co. Their son, John W., was the right age to be my son-in-law's John Wesley. No one in my son-in-law's family knows a thing about their Taylor ancestors. Here is an obituary I obtained for John Wesley Taylor who died in Callahan Co., TX: Baird Star - 18 Jun 1926 John Wesley Taylor, Dies - John Wesley Taylor, father of Mrs. R. A. Elder, of Baird, died June 11, 1926 at Baird. Aged 67 years. Mr. Taylor was a native of Tennessee and a cousin of Gov. Bob Taylor of that state. The funeral was held at the Baptist Church Saturday, conducted by Rev. Joe R. Mayes, Pastor. Interment in Ross Cemetery. Mr. Taylor had been in ill health for some time before his death. I have no idea if he was related to Gov. Bob Taylor of TN or not, but Gov. Bob's father was Nathaniel Green Taylor. Martha and John W. Taylor of Maury Co. had a son, N. G. (Nathan - Nat) who was born 1852. Both of these sons married ladies named Roan, and moved to TX. John Wesley married Emma B. Roan, daughter of Virginia and John F. Roan of Maury Co., and Nathan G. "Nat" married Sallie E. Roan, daughter of Eliza Matilda McClain and William Rudolph Roan of Maury Co. Nat and Sallie Taylor were listed in 1880 Giles Co., TN and 1900 in Hunt Co., TX. Emma and John W. Taylor were married 1880 in Hunt Co., TX, and I haven't been able to find them in 1880; they were in Limestone Co., TX in 1900, Taylor Co., TX in 1910, and Hill Co., TX in 1920. Emma B. Roan Taylor was in Callahan Co., TX in 1930 and died 1940 in Big Spring, Howard Co., TX. I would love to find some information on Martha (especially her surname) and John W. Taylor. He may have been in Giles Co., TN in 1850, but I'm not sure. Here is the census information I have on him: 1850 Giles Co., TN census, District No. 12, taken 4 Sep 1850, page 408, dwelling 22-22, lines 15-20: (I am not sure this is the same John W. Taylor; he was living in the home of John L. Linen.) John L. Linen, 24, male, waggon maker, $500, TN; T. M., 28, female, NC; D. M., 20, male, farmer, TN; John W. Taylor, 20, male, waggon maker, TN; W. R. Davis, 23, male, waggon maker, TN; and Dicy Dickenson, 60, female, cannot read and write. 1860 Maury Co., TN census, District No. 6, Culleoka Post Office, taken 5 Jul 1860, page 334a, dwelling 482-482, lines 6-11: John W. Taylor, 30, male, white, wagon maker, -/$400, TN, Martha, 29, female, white, VA; N. G., 8, male, white, TN, attended school; John, 3, male, white, TN; Robert, 1, male, white, TN; and Matthew Taylor, 28, male, white, wagon maker, TN. 1870 Maury Co., TN census, page 17, Civil District No. 6, Culleoka Post Office, taken 6 Jun 1870, page 275a, dwelling 124-124, lines 21-29: J. W. Tayler, 40, male, white, works in waggon shop, $500/$300, TN, cannot write, male citizen over 21; Martha, 39, female, white, cook, TN, cannot write; Nathan, 18, male, white, farmer, TN; J. W., 13, male, white, farmer, TN; Robert, 11, male, white, TN; Albert, 9, male, white, TN; Gravis?, 7, male, white, TN; Tom, 5, male, white, TN; and Emmett, 2, male, white, TN. 1880 Maury Co., TN census, Civil District No. 6, East of N. & B. RR, Campbell's Station, taken 2 Jun 1880, supervisor's district 3, Enumeration District 159, NARA Film T9-1271, page 165a, dwelling 5-5, lines 23-28: John W. Taylor, self, male, married, white, 50, wagon maker, TN, TN, TN; Mary, C., wife, female, married, white, 47, keeping house, VA, VA, VA; Robert W., son, male, single, white, 21, laborer, TN, TN, VA; Albert, son, male, single, white, 19, laborer, TN, TN, VA; Emmet, son, male, single, white, 12, laborer, TN, TN, VA; and Charlie, son, male, single, white, 10, TN, TN, VA. 1900 Maury Co., TN census, 6th district, taken 15 Jun 1900, Supervisor's District 256, Enumeration District 70, sheet 7b, page 61b, dwelling 134-135, lines 77-78: John W. Taylor, head, white, male, Apr 1830, 70, married 27 years, TN, TN, TN, wagon maker, can read and write and speaks English, owns a house, no mortgage; and Mary, wife, white, female, Mar 1833, 67, married 27 years, two children born, 1 living, VA, VA, VA, can read and write and speaks English. If anyone know anything about any of these folks, I would love to hear from you. I will be happy to share what I have. Best wishes, Sharon Clark Fort Worth, TX clarksha@charter.net ------------------------------- To unsubscribe dalechevy32004@yahoo.com from the list, please send an email to TAYLOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message DEBORAH COLGATE Check me out! on myspace --------------------------------- Check out the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster.

I apologize if you get this twice; I first sent it to Taylor@rootsweb.com. Is there anyone on the list researching Taylors in Maury Co., TN? My son-in-law's gg-grandfather was John Wesley Taylor, born 16 Jan 1856 in TN. I am convinced that he was the son of Martha and John W. Taylor of Maury Co. Their son, John W., was the right age to be my son-in-law's John Wesley. No one in my son-in-law's family knows a thing about their Taylor ancestors. Here is an obituary I obtained for John Wesley Taylor who died in Callahan Co., TX: Baird Star - 18 Jun 1926 John Wesley Taylor, Dies - John Wesley Taylor, father of Mrs. R. A. Elder, of Baird, died June 11, 1926 at Baird. Aged 67 years. Mr. Taylor was a native of Tennessee and a cousin of Gov. Bob Taylor of that state. The funeral was held at the Baptist Church Saturday, conducted by Rev. Joe R. Mayes, Pastor. Interment in Ross Cemetery. Mr. Taylor had been in ill health for some time before his death. I have no idea if he was related to Gov. Bob Taylor of TN or not, but Gov. Bob's father was Nathaniel Green Taylor. Martha and John W. Taylor of Maury Co. had a son, N. G. (Nathan - Nat) who was born 1852. Both of these sons married ladies named Roan, and moved to TX. John Wesley married Emma B. Roan, daughter of Virginia and John F. Roan of Maury Co., and Nathan G. "Nat" married Sallie E. Roan, daughter of Eliza Matilda McClain and William Rudolph Roan of Maury Co. Nat and Sallie Taylor were listed in 1880 Giles Co., TN and 1900 in Hunt Co., TX. Emma and John W. Taylor were married 1880 in Hunt Co., TX, and I haven't been able to find them in 1880; they were in Limestone Co., TX in 1900, Taylor Co., TX in 1910, and Hill Co., TX in 1920. Emma B. Roan Taylor was in Callahan Co., TX in 1930 and died 1940 in Big Spring, Howard Co., TX. I would love to find some information on Martha (especially her surname) and John W. Taylor. He may have been in Giles Co., TN in 1850, but I'm not sure. Here is the census information I have on him: 1850 Giles Co., TN census, District No. 12, taken 4 Sep 1850, page 408, dwelling 22-22, lines 15-20: (I am not sure this is the same John W. Taylor; he was living in the home of John L. Linen.) John L. Linen, 24, male, waggon maker, $500, TN; T. M., 28, female, NC; D. M., 20, male, farmer, TN; John W. Taylor, 20, male, waggon maker, TN; W. R. Davis, 23, male, waggon maker, TN; and Dicy Dickenson, 60, female, cannot read and write. 1860 Maury Co., TN census, District No. 6, Culleoka Post Office, taken 5 Jul 1860, page 334a, dwelling 482-482, lines 6-11: John W. Taylor, 30, male, white, wagon maker, -/$400, TN, Martha, 29, female, white, VA; N. G., 8, male, white, TN, attended school; John, 3, male, white, TN; Robert, 1, male, white, TN; and Matthew Taylor, 28, male, white, wagon maker, TN. 1870 Maury Co., TN census, page 17, Civil District No. 6, Culleoka Post Office, taken 6 Jun 1870, page 275a, dwelling 124-124, lines 21-29: J. W. Tayler, 40, male, white, works in waggon shop, $500/$300, TN, cannot write, male citizen over 21; Martha, 39, female, white, cook, TN, cannot write; Nathan, 18, male, white, farmer, TN; J. W., 13, male, white, farmer, TN; Robert, 11, male, white, TN; Albert, 9, male, white, TN; Gravis?, 7, male, white, TN; Tom, 5, male, white, TN; and Emmett, 2, male, white, TN. 1880 Maury Co., TN census, Civil District No. 6, East of N. & B. RR, Campbell's Station, taken 2 Jun 1880, supervisor's district 3, Enumeration District 159, NARA Film T9-1271, page 165a, dwelling 5-5, lines 23-28: John W. Taylor, self, male, married, white, 50, wagon maker, TN, TN, TN; Mary, C., wife, female, married, white, 47, keeping house, VA, VA, VA; Robert W., son, male, single, white, 21, laborer, TN, TN, VA; Albert, son, male, single, white, 19, laborer, TN, TN, VA; Emmet, son, male, single, white, 12, laborer, TN, TN, VA; and Charlie, son, male, single, white, 10, TN, TN, VA. 1900 Maury Co., TN census, 6th district, taken 15 Jun 1900, Supervisor's District 256, Enumeration District 70, sheet 7b, page 61b, dwelling 134-135, lines 77-78: John W. Taylor, head, white, male, Apr 1830, 70, married 27 years, TN, TN, TN, wagon maker, can read and write and speaks English, owns a house, no mortgage; and Mary, wife, white, female, Mar 1833, 67, married 27 years, two children born, 1 living, VA, VA, VA, can read and write and speaks English. If anyone know anything about any of these folks, I would love to hear from you. I will be happy to share what I have. Best wishes, Sharon Clark Fort Worth, TX clarksha@charter.net

Hello, Is there anyone on the list researching Taylors in Maury Co., TN? My son-in-law's gg-grandfather was John Wesley Taylor, born 16 Jan 1856 in TN. I am convinced that he was the son of Martha and John W. Taylor of Maury Co. Their son, John W., was the right age to be my son-in-law's John Wesley. No one in my son-in-law's family knows a thing about their Taylor ancestors. Here is an obituary I obtained for John Wesley Taylor who died in Callahan Co., TX: Baird Star - 18 Jun 1926 John Wesley Taylor, Dies - John Wesley Taylor, father of Mrs. R. A. Elder, of Baird, died June 11, 1926 at Baird. Aged 67 years. Mr. Taylor was a native of Tennessee and a cousin of Gov. Bob Taylor of that state. The funeral was held at the Baptist Church Saturday, conducted by Rev. Joe R. Mayes, Pastor. Interment in Ross Cemetery. Mr. Taylor had been in ill health for some time before his death. I have no idea if he was related to Gov. Bob Taylor of TN or not, but Gov. Bob's father was Nathaniel Green Taylor. Martha and John W. Taylor of Maury Co. had a son, N. G. (Nathan - Nat) who was born 1852. Both of these sons married ladies named Roan, and moved to TX. John Wesley married Emma B. Roan, daughter of Virginia and John F. Roan of Maury Co., and Nathan G. "Nat" married Sallie E. Roan, daughter of Eliza Matilda McClain and William Rudolph Roan of Maury Co. Nat and Sallie Taylor were listed in 1880 Giles Co., TN and 1900 in Hunt Co., TX. Emma and John W. Taylor were married 1880 in Hunt Co., TX, and I haven't been able to find them in 1880; they were in Limestone Co., TX in 1900, Taylor Co., TX in 1910, and Hill Co., TX in 1920. Emma B. Roan Taylor was in Callahan Co., TX in 1930 and died 1940 in Big Spring, Howard Co., TX. I would love to find some information on Martha (especially her surname) and John W. Taylor. He may have been in Giles Co., TN in 1850, but I'm not sure. Here is the census information I have on him: 1850 Giles Co., TN census, District No. 12, taken 4 Sep 1850, page 408, dwelling 22-22, lines 15-20: (I am not sure this is the same John W. Taylor; he was living in the home of John L. Linen.) John L. Linen, 24, male, waggon maker, $500, TN; T. M., 28, female, NC; D. M., 20, male, farmer, TN; John W. Taylor, 20, male, waggon maker, TN; W. R. Davis, 23, male, waggon maker, TN; and Dicy Dickenson, 60, female, cannot read and write. 1860 Maury Co., TN census, District No. 6, Culleoka Post Office, taken 5 Jul 1860, page 334a, dwelling 482-482, lines 6-11: John W. Taylor, 30, male, white, wagon maker, -/$400, TN, Martha, 29, female, white, VA; N. G., 8, male, white, TN, attended school; John, 3, male, white, TN; Robert, 1, male, white, TN; and Matthew Taylor, 28, male, white, wagon maker, TN. 1870 Maury Co., TN census, page 17, Civil District No. 6, Culleoka Post Office, taken 6 Jun 1870, page 275a, dwelling 124-124, lines 21-29: J. W. Tayler, 40, male, white, works in waggon shop, $500/$300, TN, cannot write, male citizen over 21; Martha, 39, female, white, cook, TN, cannot write; Nathan, 18, male, white, farmer, TN; J. W., 13, male, white, farmer, TN; Robert, 11, male, white, TN; Albert, 9, male, white, TN; Gravis?, 7, male, white, TN; Tom, 5, male, white, TN; and Emmett, 2, male, white, TN. 1880 Maury Co., TN census, Civil District No. 6, East of N. & B. RR, Campbell's Station, taken 2 Jun 1880, supervisor's district 3, Enumeration District 159, NARA Film T9-1271, page 165a, dwelling 5-5, lines 23-28: John W. Taylor, self, male, married, white, 50, wagon maker, TN, TN, TN; Mary, C., wife, female, married, white, 47, keeping house, VA, VA, VA; Robert W., son, male, single, white, 21, laborer, TN, TN, VA; Albert, son, male, single, white, 19, laborer, TN, TN, VA; Emmet, son, male, single, white, 12, laborer, TN, TN, VA; and Charlie, son, male, single, white, 10, TN, TN, VA. 1900 Maury Co., TN census, 6th district, taken 15 Jun 1900, Supervisor's District 256, Enumeration District 70, sheet 7b, page 61b, dwelling 134-135, lines 77-78: John W. Taylor, head, white, male, Apr 1830, 70, married 27 years, TN, TN, TN, wagon maker, can read and write and speaks English, owns a house, no mortgage; and Mary, wife, white, female, Mar 1833, 67, married 27 years, two children born, 1 living, VA, VA, VA, can read and write and speaks English. If anyone know anything about any of these folks, I would love to hear from you. I will be happy to share what I have. Best wishes, Sharon Clark Fort Worth, TX clarksha@charter.net

My ggrandfather Samuel Taylor, was born in Athens, Greene County, NY, 1830. Know nothing of his parents. His descendants were Willard, Peter, and Alphy. Does anyone have any connection with any Taylor's of 1830 residing in the Athens area? Appreciatively, Bill Taylor Hattiesburg, Ms

George was born in Mcduff Scotland and married in Ordiquihill on 18/01/1859. He was a crofter and died on 07/10/1909 in Scotland. John was born in Ordiquhill, married (Heolen Ann Gibson) in Aberdeen on 10/07/1890, died at 1 Edgehill Road Aberdeen on17/05/1949. He was a master tailor. Ido not know where the other children of George were born. Thanks Pandora ----- Original Message ----- From: <vaadman@comcast.net> To: <taylor@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 13, 2006 9:54 PM Subject: Re: [TAYLOR] Fw: TAYLOR > Could you give us a little more data on where this family of Taylor > lived... married.... had their children. State/city/county" > > -- > Brooks > > -------------- Original message -------------- > From: "PANDORA TAYLOR" <pandorataylor@btinternet.com> > >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: PANDORA TAYLOR >> To: aberdeen@rootsweb.com >> Sent: Monday, October 16, 2006 9:50 PM >> Subject: TAYLOR >> >> >> Hi >> >> I am researching my family tree and had info on my computer but >> unfortunately >> had to wipe hard drive as had a virus. I am looking for any information >> of the >> family of GEROGE TAYLOR AND ANNE STEWART. I know that they had one son >> call >> John S TAYLOR (10/03/1859 - 17/05/1949) and that they had another child >> called >> William ( He is informant on George's death certificate) but no info on >> him. I >> believe that George was married before as on marriage certificat to Ann >> it lists >> him as a widower. Can anyone please help me to find out any other >> information. >> >> Thank you >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> TAYLOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in >> the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TAYLOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

Could you give us a little more data on where this family of Taylor lived... married.... had their children. State/city/county" -- Brooks -------------- Original message -------------- From: "PANDORA TAYLOR" <pandorataylor@btinternet.com> > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: PANDORA TAYLOR > To: aberdeen@rootsweb.com > Sent: Monday, October 16, 2006 9:50 PM > Subject: TAYLOR > > > Hi > > I am researching my family tree and had info on my computer but unfortunately > had to wipe hard drive as had a virus. I am looking for any information of the > family of GEROGE TAYLOR AND ANNE STEWART. I know that they had one son call > John S TAYLOR (10/03/1859 - 17/05/1949) and that they had another child called > William ( He is informant on George's death certificate) but no info on him. I > believe that George was married before as on marriage certificat to Ann it lists > him as a widower. Can anyone please help me to find out any other information. > > Thank you > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TAYLOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in > the subject and the body of the message

----- Original Message ----- From: PANDORA TAYLOR To: aberdeen@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, October 16, 2006 9:50 PM Subject: TAYLOR Hi I am researching my family tree and had info on my computer but unfortunately had to wipe hard drive as had a virus. I am looking for any information of the family of GEROGE TAYLOR AND ANNE STEWART. I know that they had one son call John S TAYLOR (10/03/1859 - 17/05/1949) and that they had another child called William ( He is informant on George's death certificate) but no info on him. I believe that George was married before as on marriage certificat to Ann it lists him as a widower. Can anyone please help me to find out any other information. Thank you

Is anyone researching: Benjamin Taylor, b. abt. 1795, unknown VA. Married Martha Puckett, 19 Dec 1835, Nelson Co., VA. Found in Nelson Co., VA Census 1850 through 1880. Children listed in 1850 census: Elizabeth, b. abt. 1827 William, b. abt. 1838 John J., b. abt. 1839 R. Thomas, b. abt. 1842 Benjamin, b. abt. 1844 Zachariah, b. abt. 1847 Robert, b. abt. 1850 Would appreciate ANY information. Thanks, C. Harrison

Looking for information concerning my 4G grandmother, Ninny (Minny or Winny) TAYLOR. Her children born in Tennessee were: Elizabeth, Thomas, William, Alfred, Mahaly, Elias, Mary A. Also, Martha M. who was the only one born in Tippah County, MS. 1. Need confirmation of Ninny's given name. I believe she was born in South Carolina but don't know where. Father's name was: Richmond Mother's name was: Gertrude. 2. Ninny's DOB ( I estimate date around 1798) but would like confirmation. 3. Her husband's name? He may possibly have died between the move from TN to MS about 1837-1840. (Ninny was listed as the head of household in the 1850 Tippah Co. Mississippi census). Anyone else researching this family? Regards, Deleana

Thank you for your kind offer. I do not know where they are buried but I suspect that it is in Rose City Cem along with her mother. Her mother died out there on a visit in 1923 her name was Hannah B. Marshall. I don't know how hard it is to look up death certif's. If there is a chance that you might be able to look up the two numbers listed below, one of them I'm pretty sure, is George's. If it is too difficult, please don't go to any bother. Thanks for the offer, Joan ---- jllee wrote: >Do you know where they are buried? >I was born in Portland. I now live about 30 miles from there but I'm in >Portland at least once a week. >Is there something I might be able to do for you? > >Bernadine Taylor Lee > >-----Original Message----- >From: taylor-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:taylor-bounces@rootsweb.com]On >Behalf Of sadiegirl06@adelphia.net >Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 12:04 PM >To: TAYLOR@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [TAYLOR] Taylor family from Multnomah, Oregon > > > > > >I have been researching a family that is not a direct line but would like to >just finish up a few things about. If anyone out there has been researching >the same family I'd love to hear from you. >Father: George E. Taylor b. mar 1882 in England immigrated to this country >with his father Alex and mother Sarah. He married Mary T. Marshall b. 7 Nov >1878 in Manhattan, NY (date unknown but around 1917-1918). They moved from >NY to Wisconsin and had two children > >1. Georgette E. Taylor b. 1919 in Wisconsin >2. Richard Taylor b. 1922 in Wisconsin > >George was manager of the "Rotary Bread Stores" located (in 1923) on 270 >Yamhill, Portland, Ore. >Mary dies in Sept 1953 in Mult. George's death is unknown but I suspect that >it was also during the 1950's. The Oregon Death Index lists a George E. >Taylor dd. 6 May 1951/ Multnomah/ #6102 and then a Geo. Taylor 8 Mar 1933/ >Mult./ #73. Either one could be him. >I suspect that the children have also passed but cannot be sure. If anyone >has info. please contact me. I am connected to the family thru the Marshall >side of the family and have info. on them going back several generations. >Thanks >Joan > > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >TAYLOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >in the subject and the body of the message > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TAYLOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Do you know where they are buried? I was born in Portland. I now live about 30 miles from there but I'm in Portland at least once a week. Is there something I might be able to do for you? Bernadine Taylor Lee -----Original Message----- From: taylor-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:taylor-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of sadiegirl06@adelphia.net Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 12:04 PM To: TAYLOR@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TAYLOR] Taylor family from Multnomah, Oregon I have been researching a family that is not a direct line but would like to just finish up a few things about. If anyone out there has been researching the same family I'd love to hear from you. Father: George E. Taylor b. mar 1882 in England immigrated to this country with his father Alex and mother Sarah. He married Mary T. Marshall b. 7 Nov 1878 in Manhattan, NY (date unknown but around 1917-1918). They moved from NY to Wisconsin and had two children 1. Georgette E. Taylor b. 1919 in Wisconsin 2. Richard Taylor b. 1922 in Wisconsin George was manager of the "Rotary Bread Stores" located (in 1923) on 270 Yamhill, Portland, Ore. Mary dies in Sept 1953 in Mult. George's death is unknown but I suspect that it was also during the 1950's. The Oregon Death Index lists a George E. Taylor dd. 6 May 1951/ Multnomah/ #6102 and then a Geo. Taylor 8 Mar 1933/ Mult./ #73. Either one could be him. I suspect that the children have also passed but cannot be sure. If anyone has info. please contact me. I am connected to the family thru the Marshall side of the family and have info. on them going back several generations. Thanks Joan ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TAYLOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I have been researching a family that is not a direct line but would like to just finish up a few things about. If anyone out there has been researching the same family I'd love to hear from you. Father: George E. Taylor b. mar 1882 in England immigrated to this country with his father Alex and mother Sarah. He married Mary T. Marshall b. 7 Nov 1878 in Manhattan, NY (date unknown but around 1917-1918). They moved from NY to Wisconsin and had two children 1. Georgette E. Taylor b. 1919 in Wisconsin 2. Richard Taylor b. 1922 in Wisconsin George was manager of the "Rotary Bread Stores" located (in 1923) on 270 Yamhill, Portland, Ore. Mary dies in Sept 1953 in Mult. George's death is unknown but I suspect that it was also during the 1950's. The Oregon Death Index lists a George E. Taylor dd. 6 May 1951/ Multnomah/ #6102 and then a Geo. Taylor 8 Mar 1933/ Mult./ #73. Either one could be him. I suspect that the children have also passed but cannot be sure. If anyone has info. please contact me. I am connected to the family thru the Marshall side of the family and have info. on them going back several generations. Thanks Joan

Arizona Daily Star Tucson, AZ August 15, 1977 TAYLOR, Marjorie A., 63, of Tucson, passed away August 12, 1977. Survived by husband, Vernon; sons, Guy and Michael, of Tucson, Barry, U.S. Navy, David, U.S. Air Force, in Louisiana; daughters, Sandra Tapia, of Tucson, and Carol Lindner, of Colorado; two sisters, Florence Kelsey, Vera Hillman, of Canada. Seven grandchildren. Private services will be held. Interment Tucson Memorial Park East Lawn. Arrangements by ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Dodge & Speedway.

Arizona Daily Star Tucson, AZ September 3, 2006 David Alan Taylor an Arizonan since age two, passed away suddenly from pneumonia in Tucson, August 29, 2006 at the age of 55. Dave specialized in making the dreams of others come true. He was a custom contractor with an artist's eye, and he possessed phenomenal skills at shaping materials. Wood, metal, stone, tile, cement, or dry wall, Dave was a master of them all. He was an expert electrician, plumber, mason, and carpenter. The homes he built or remodeled are eloquent testimonials to the love and attention to detail he poured into all of his projects. People loved Dave. He was perhaps the most non-judgmental human most of us will ever encounter. Within moments, people instinctively knew they had met a man of unflinching integrity. Furthermore, everyone felt that their relationship with Dave was unique. Dave always had the knack of knowing the perfect gift, little or large, that made life brighter for the recipient. His generosity with his resources, his talents, and his time were simply remarkable. He was one of the few people to walk our world who inspired no animosity in anyone. His love for all things wild defined his personality. The serenity he felt after a day in the mountains was almost tangible. Dave leaves behind untold friends and is survived by a family that is very proud of his words and his deeds. Foremost in his heart were his daughter, Sherry Taylor; his son, Shad Taylor (deceased); his mother, Joyce Taylor; his father, Hank Taylor (deceased); his sister, Nadyne (Jack) Huber and his brothers, Chuck (Heidi) Taylor, Rick (Lynne) Taylor and Mark (Alice) Taylor, as well as their children and their children's children. A tribute to Dave Taylor will be held at the pond on his property in Whitetail Canyon in the Chiricahua Mountains at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, September 22.

I would love to have information on the Cornelius Taylor line to see if it is connected to my Asa Taylor line. Martha

My grand mother was Phoebe Cornelius Fields. She was the daughter of Molly Wooden & Samuel Fields. She was the granddaughter of Nancy Jane Taylor & James Madison Fields. Nancy Jane was born in 1845 in NC. Her parents were Asa Taylor & Margaret ? Taylor. They were both born in NC. Other children were: John, Julius, Louisa E. Hasty Q., Martha W., Jackson, & Asa. They lived in Hart County, Kentucky in 1860. I don't know why my grandmother's middle name was Cornelius. Martha