HI List here is my BIG brick wall. Joseph Taylor b. in Scotland married Sally Akins in 1830 in Trumbull CO, OH had a son b. 1833 named John B. Taylor ( my ggrandfather) I have info on John and his family. But NO info on Joseph, I think that Sally might on been b. in VA. If this might ring a bell with so one please let me know. Jackie Taylor/McWilliams

I am forwarding this to the list, because it was inadvertently sent to the subscription address for the Digest instead of to TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com Barbara is a member of the list so any replies can be sent back to the list. Thanks, Marilyn list admin ----- Original Message ----- From: <Nsambradley@aol.com> To: <TAYLOR-D-request@rootsweb.com> Cc: <Nsambradley@aol.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 3:09 PM Subject: Edmund Seyfang Taylor and Bertha Edith Littell from Surrey Eng to USA and famil > Bertha Edith Littell, and Edmund Seyfang Taylor married in England(Surrey > or > in general area of Kent or London) and had several children. One of > those > children was Cyril Wright Taylor. > After immigrating at some point he married Magdalean Tuffli born in ND, > and > had 4 children. > Cyrilla, Katherine, Lawrence, and I forgot the other sons, name. Cyril > and > his family lived in Nassau County NY for some time. Cyril died in Helena > MT > in 1998, and Magdalean at 106 died there in 2005. > > I would really love to learn more about Bertha, Edmund and the other > children. > Who were they? Did They marry, to whom, where, when and where and when did > they die. > Anything available really. I do have some information but not all I'm > searching for so please help if your at all able. > > Thank you so much > > Barbara >

Earl Which Taylor book is this?? Richard L. Taylor ----- Original Message ----- From: "Earl Taylor" <eht2060@keyway.net> To: <TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 2:40 PM Subject: [TAYLOR] FW: moving > OF INTEREST! > > Earl H Taylor > eht2060@keyway.net > (909) 593 2652 > yahoo IM eht2060 > AOL IM eht2060 > http://www.keyway.net/~eht2060/ > _____ > > From: eht2060@keyway.net [mailto:eht2060@keyway.net] > Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 11:38 AM > To: 'Jeb Taylor'; nixabelle@yahoo.com; rdtaylor4texas@aol.com; Linda > Menikos > (lmenikos@poetworld.net); Linda Roach (alge5448@hotmail.com); > claudiaakus@aol.com; Marianr@intermaxnetworks.com ; Martha Wells Linker; > robert@rwtdesign.com; Robert Weil (robertsweil@aol.com) > Subject: RE: moving > > Jeb; Yes me too. I have a printed copy but a CD is so much better. > > Earl H Taylor > eht2060@keyway.net > (909) 593 2652 > yahoo IM eht2060 > AOL IM eht2060 > http://www.keyway.net/~eht2060/ > _____ > > From: Jeb Taylor [mailto:taylorj@ioip.com] > Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 4:40 PM > To: 'Earl Taylor' > Cc: "'Wanda Tuck '"@ioip.com > Subject: RE: moving > > Dear Earl and Wanda, > Please let me know when the Taylor CD is available. I am most interested > in > purchasing a copy, > Regards, > Jeb > > _____ > > From: Earl Taylor [mailto:eht2060@keyway.net] > Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 5:47 PM > To: Linda Menikos; Laura E Uhlmeyer; opheliafink@webtv.net; > claudiaakus@aol.com; Marianr@intermaxnetworks.com ; Martha Wells Linker; > taylorj@ioip.com; robert@rwtdesign.com; Robert Weil; tjdurant@webtv.net; > taylor2942@comcast.net; wentzell.family6@verizon.net; > rdtaylor4texas@aol.com; Dennis Neatherland; Harrell Fred Roemer; Linda > Roach; nixabelle@yahoo.com; taylorj@ioip.com; Cecil Robert Taylor > Subject: FW: moving > > TAYLORS; THIS IS FROM OUR COUSIN WANDA ANN PHILLIPS TUCK IN TEXAS. SHE IS > PRSENTLY SCANNING THE TAYLOR BOOK TO A CD. WHEN SHE IS FINISHED IT WILL BE > AVAILABLE AT OUR COST. SHE HAS BEEN LIVING IN CLEBURNE, TX. > > Earl H Taylor > eht2060@keyway.net > (909) 593 2652 > yahoo IM eht2060 > AOL IM eht2060 > http://www.keyway.net/~eht2060/ > _____ > > From: Wanda Tuck [mailto:nixabelle@yahoo.com] > Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 1:00 AM > To: Jerome Tubbs; Hershel Tuck; Debra Wines; Brad Parsons; Sandy Parsons; > Pat & Veronica; Kathy Pleva; sandy sebesta; Earl Taylor; Robert D Taylor; > Penny Hayes; Crystal Herring; Jane Ann Jones; Jeanine Lartique; Linda > Roach; > Connie Mejias; Linda Menikos; mlatclem@aol.com; Howard A ARRINGTON; > Jeannie > Bain; sandy besanceney; Jessica Burney; Steven Coe; Linda Dunlap; Margaret > Ervin; Mike Farley; Freida; marsha french; Paula Geske > Subject: moving > > Hello all my friends and family. Tom and I have accepted a position that > makes it necessary for us to move to Dallas. We will be managing a mobile > home park and I wanted to share our new address and other information with > you. > > Thomas and Wanda Ann Tuck > 1325 East Stark Road > Lot #5 > Dallas, Texas 75253-5725 > 972-285-8040 > > > ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== > Be specific in your Subject line. Include info (surnames, location, > events) to catch the attention of the readers. Users may delete if > subject is vague or missing. > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx >

OF INTEREST! Earl H Taylor eht2060@keyway.net (909) 593 2652 yahoo IM eht2060 AOL IM eht2060 http://www.keyway.net/~eht2060/ _____ From: eht2060@keyway.net [mailto:eht2060@keyway.net] Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 11:38 AM To: 'Jeb Taylor'; nixabelle@yahoo.com; rdtaylor4texas@aol.com; Linda Menikos (lmenikos@poetworld.net); Linda Roach (alge5448@hotmail.com); claudiaakus@aol.com; Marianr@intermaxnetworks.com ; Martha Wells Linker; robert@rwtdesign.com; Robert Weil (robertsweil@aol.com) Subject: RE: moving Jeb; Yes me too. I have a printed copy but a CD is so much better. Earl H Taylor eht2060@keyway.net (909) 593 2652 yahoo IM eht2060 AOL IM eht2060 http://www.keyway.net/~eht2060/ _____ From: Jeb Taylor [mailto:taylorj@ioip.com] Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 4:40 PM To: 'Earl Taylor' Cc: "'Wanda Tuck '"@ioip.com Subject: RE: moving Dear Earl and Wanda, Please let me know when the Taylor CD is available. I am most interested in purchasing a copy, Regards, Jeb _____ From: Earl Taylor [mailto:eht2060@keyway.net] Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 5:47 PM To: Linda Menikos; Laura E Uhlmeyer; opheliafink@webtv.net; claudiaakus@aol.com; Marianr@intermaxnetworks.com ; Martha Wells Linker; taylorj@ioip.com; robert@rwtdesign.com; Robert Weil; tjdurant@webtv.net; taylor2942@comcast.net; wentzell.family6@verizon.net; rdtaylor4texas@aol.com; Dennis Neatherland; Harrell Fred Roemer; Linda Roach; nixabelle@yahoo.com; taylorj@ioip.com; Cecil Robert Taylor Subject: FW: moving TAYLORS; THIS IS FROM OUR COUSIN WANDA ANN PHILLIPS TUCK IN TEXAS. SHE IS PRSENTLY SCANNING THE TAYLOR BOOK TO A CD. WHEN SHE IS FINISHED IT WILL BE AVAILABLE AT OUR COST. SHE HAS BEEN LIVING IN CLEBURNE, TX. Earl H Taylor eht2060@keyway.net (909) 593 2652 yahoo IM eht2060 AOL IM eht2060 http://www.keyway.net/~eht2060/ _____ From: Wanda Tuck [mailto:nixabelle@yahoo.com] Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 1:00 AM To: Jerome Tubbs; Hershel Tuck; Debra Wines; Brad Parsons; Sandy Parsons; Pat & Veronica; Kathy Pleva; sandy sebesta; Earl Taylor; Robert D Taylor; Penny Hayes; Crystal Herring; Jane Ann Jones; Jeanine Lartique; Linda Roach; Connie Mejias; Linda Menikos; mlatclem@aol.com; Howard A ARRINGTON; Jeannie Bain; sandy besanceney; Jessica Burney; Steven Coe; Linda Dunlap; Margaret Ervin; Mike Farley; Freida; marsha french; Paula Geske Subject: moving Hello all my friends and family. Tom and I have accepted a position that makes it necessary for us to move to Dallas. We will be managing a mobile home park and I wanted to share our new address and other information with you. Thomas and Wanda Ann Tuck 1325 East Stark Road Lot #5 Dallas, Texas 75253-5725 972-285-8040

thank for letting me know about your family. I was told just yesterday that my Noah was still living in 1930 but he was real old and was living in a place called Bingham poor farm. What ever that was. It was supposed to be located in Bell County Ky. I was told by his granddaughter that he had Parkinson disease. Maybe I will find something some day... Linda "Dora J. Fisher" <dfisher33@juno.com> wrote: Hi Linda: I found my Noah on the 1880 Census, Jofield, Whitley, Kentucky. He was not married yet, as he was only 21. Irvin Taylor, 47, born Kentucky, farmer, parents both born VA Mary, 47, born VA, keeping house, parents both born VA Noah, 21, b. KY, labor John, 15, b. KY, labor Nancy J., 13, b. KY Sarah E., 9, b. KY I have a problem with the parents. I have both an Irwin and a Mary A. listed as children listed of Jesse Moses Taylor and Nancy Green. BUT Irwin married a Mary Anna Mink, and Mary A. married an Irvin. Could just be sloppy record keeping in the various Census records, and of COURSE, there are no birth records for these years. A big puzzle. I feel in my heart that this Irvin and Irwin are one and the same, but can't prove it. Just too big a coincidence for my orderly mind, I guess. But that is my Noah, anyway, either way. Make of it what you will. Dora (Taylor) Fisher in Canada Can't find separate records to prove that this is the On Wed, 9 Aug 2006 14:55:12 -0700 (PDT) Linda writes: > My Noah was married to Betty Elizabeth Hampton but he could have been > amrried before I'm not sure .Can you post the census for his family? > > Linda > > "Dora J. Fisher" wrote: > Hi > I have a Noah Taylor, born 1859, son of Irvin and Mary Ann Taylor in > either Harlan (where all his sibs were born) or Whitley. I think he > is > on the 1880 census in Jofield, Whitley. > Is this the one? I don't have who he married or anything else. > Dora > > > On Tue, 8 Aug 2006 15:56:28 -0700 (PDT) Linda > > writes: > > Does anyone know anything about this family.? Their roots have > been > > traced from Pulasky County Ky. to Bell County Ky., Whitley County > > Ky. Laurel County Ky and over into Jellico Tennessee Campbell > > County. What I need is some census looked up to give me some > > dates...ect.and anything else you can find. > > Thanks in advance, Linda > > > > 1)Noah Taylor Born abt.1950 > > + Betty Elizabeth Hampton (Lizzie) > > 2) Jarvis Taylor > > 2) Sally Taylor (Sis) > > 2) John Taylor > > + Sallie > > 3) Lewis Taylor > > 3) Charley Taylor > > 3)Ramon Taylor > > 3) Minnie Taylor > > 3) Arthur Taylor > > 3) Estel Taylor > > 3) Annie Taylor > > 2) Charlie H. Taylor Sr.born 2-9-1876 died 2-14-1956 > > ................+ Mary Ann McCormick born 4-10-1878 died 1-24 1956 > > > > > 2)William ( W.F.Bill ) Franklin Taylor born in Pulasky Co. 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Hi I have recently been busy updating 'family tree' but my research has become bogged down after the following individuals: Elizabeth BANTON who was born before 1815 in the Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire boarder area. William BULL who was born about 1802 - 1806 possibly in Andover, Hampshire Henry COLLIS who was born about 1827 at Stroud, Gloucestershire Rachael CORFIELD who was born between 1793 - 1801 in Somerset Sarah Ann HOPKINS who was born about 1863 in Portsmouth, Hampshire Mary KNIGHT who was born about 1775 in Somerset (?) Mary LEAVERS who was born about 1815 in the Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire boarder area. James MOODY who was born between 1786 - 1795 possibly in the Isle of Wight John PURCHASE who was born about 1796 in Portsea, Hampshire Charles TAYLOR who was born about 1770 in Somerset (?) James TOMASIN who was born about 1811 in the Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire boarder area. Sarah Tomasin who was born about 1821 at Beanvale, Nottinghamshire Henry Alfred VINCENT who was born on 20 Mar 1818 at Carisbrook, Isle of Wight Jemima WILLIAMS who was born about 1806 in Portsmouth, Hampshire For details of my research to date, see option 'tree 1' or 'tree 3' at www.family.tomasin.org.uk Can anybody help? I am also 'toying' with the idea of developing a new web site based on TNG v5. Has anyone any experience of this software? Good Huntin' Trevor Tomasin Researching - BANTON - BULL - COLLIS - CORFILD - LEAVERS - HOPKINS - KNIGHT - MARTIN - MOODY - PERKIS - PUNCH - PURCHES - STRETTEN - TAYLOR - TOMASIN - VINCENT - WILLIAMS & Derivatives. 'phone (44) 01275 343 210 fax (44) 0700 5806 253 www.tomasin.org.uk www.family.tomasin.org.uk for the Tomasin Family History project www.piers.tomasin.org.uk for Images of Victorian Piers www.stragglers.tomasin.org.uk for the Stragglers Skittles Team's latest results This e-mail, and any attachments to it, have been automatically checked for 'nasties' by Zone Labs' ZoneAlarm 6.

Hi I have recently been busy updating 'family tree' but my research has become bogged down after the following individuals: Elizabeth BANTON who was born before 1815 in the Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire boarder area. William BULL who was born about 1802 - 1806 possibly in Andover, Hampshire Henry COLLIS who was born about 1827 at Stroud, Gloucestershire Rachael CORFIELD who was born between 1793 - 1801 in Somerset Sarah Ann HOPKINS who was born about 1863 in Portsmouth, Hampshire Mary KNIGHT who was born about 1775 in Somerset (?) Mary LEAVERS who was born about 1815 in the Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire boarder area. James MOODY who was born between 1786 - 1795 possibly in the Isle of Wight John PURCHASE who was born about 1796 in Portsea, Hampshire Charles TAYLOR who was born about 1770 in Somerset (?) James TOMASIN who was born about 1811 in the Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire boarder area. Sarah Tomasin who was born about 1821 at Beanvale, Nottinghamshire Henry Alfred VINCENT who was born on 20 Mar 1818 at Carisbrook, Isle of Wight Jemima WILLIAMS who was born about 1806 in Portsmouth, Hampshire For details of my research to date, see option 'tree 1' or 'tree 3' at www.family.tomasin.org.uk Can anybody help? I am also 'toying' with the idea of developing a new web site based on TNG v5. Has anyone any experience of this software? Good Huntin' Trevor Tomasin Researching - BANTON - BULL - COLLIS - CORFILD - LEAVERS - HOPKINS - KNIGHT - MARTIN - MOODY - PERKIS - PUNCH - PURCHES - STRETTEN - TAYLOR - TOMASIN - VINCENT - WILLIAMS & Derivatives. 'phone (44) 01275 343 210 fax (44) 0700 5806 253 www.tomasin.org.uk www.family.tomasin.org.uk for the Tomasin Family History project www.piers.tomasin.org.uk for Images of Victorian Piers www.stragglers.tomasin.org.uk for the Stragglers Skittles Team's latest results This e-mail, and any attachments to it, have been automatically checked for 'nasties' by Zone Labs' ZoneAlarm 6.

Progress IS BEING MADE!!! Earl H Taylor eht2060@keyway.net (909) 593 2652 yahoo IM eht2060 AOL IM eht2060 http://www.keyway.net/~eht2060/ -----Original Message----- From: Michael Taylor [mailto:mtaylorinwv@charter.net] Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 7:43 PM To: TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TAYLOR] Six groupings of genetically-related Taylors. Hello: I have some Taylor DNA results. Who do I send mine to to compare? Thanks, Mike in WV Check out our Monaville, WV webpage at www.taylormadeministry.com/monaville.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dale E. Reddick" <dereddi@hargray.com> To: <TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 7:49 PM Subject: [TAYLOR] Six groupings of genetically-related Taylors. > Hi Folks, > > We've had some additional developments in terms of analyzing DNA testing > results. > > One of our testing companies (Family Tree DNA [FTDNA]) has introduced a > new function that allows us to place genetically related Taylors into > groups arranged with color-coding. > > We now have five groupings that appear to be relatively firm with good > matches amongst their members. This is a result of studying matches via > three methods: > > 1) Those results known from this FTDNA page and the individual > participants' webpage result listings; > > 2) The additionally available results found within the Ysearch.org > database; > > 3) The fact that some of our participants have also been tested by > another DNA testing company (Relative Genetics) and their results are > being examined by this co-administrator. This results in some -very- > useful cross-referencing of test results. What might not be so obvious > with the results from one company then becomes -very- obvious when > observing the results from that other company. This is (in part) what > has happened with the following Taylor Group 06. > > Taylor Group 06 is a -somewhat- provisional group. This contains four > members who happen to closely match the Scots and / or Dal Riata Modal > Haplotypes. This group might eventually -partially- fall apart with > further testing, as there are seemingly thousands of folks with close > matches to those two modal haplotypes of Scottish origins. But, along > with the known DNA results we found that two members of this group had a > shared set of ancestors. Their respective paper trails / genealogies > showed that they had a common pair of ancestors in the late 17th to > middle 18th centuries in Virginia and North Carolina. This match would > not have been found had not the co-administrator of this project noticed > what -might- have been a genetic match between two of these individuals. > Now, at least two of them are obviously genetic cousins. And perhaps a > third and even a fourth will be found to also be cousins. > > Here are the short genealogies for the two individuals who make up the > matches within Taylor Group 06. > > W. H. Taylor - Kit # 66126 > > 1. Capt. Thomas Taylor, 1607 England - 1657 VA > 2. Robert Taylor, Sr., 1648 VA - Unknown + Elizabeth Hudson > 3. Robert Taylor, Jr., 1688 VA - 1758 NC + Mary Ann Hudson (Common > Ancestors) > 4. Joseph Taylor, 1728 NC - 1784 NC + Mary Powell > 5. Meredith Taylor, 1764 NC - 1844 AL + Anna Duke > 6. Jesse Duke Taylor, 1805 SC - Unknown AR + Mary Miller > 7. Thomas Lewis Taylor, 1831 SC - 1886 KY + Adeline Winston Gatlin > 8. Clinton Gatlin Taylor, 1857 MS - 1940 TN + Mary Susan Cook > 9. William Harold Taylor, Sr., 1902 TN - 1974 TN + Cora Wilhelmina Fields > 10. Kit Donor Taylor > > > C. R. Taylor - Kit # 26356 > > 1. Robert Taylor, 1688 VA - 1758 NC + Ann Hudson (Common Ancestors) > 2. William Taylor, 1712 VA - 1762 VA + Mary Teagle > 3. Thomas Teagle Taylor, 1734 NC - 1826 NC+ Celia Little > 4. Stephen Taylor 1787 VA - 1848 NC + Nancy Curl(e) > 5. Jesse Little Taylor, 1809 NC - 1896 AL + Beatrice Beday Taylor > 6. Stephen Taylor, 1845 AL - 1917 AL +m2 Nancy Jemima Jackson > 7. Newton Clement Taylor, 1907 - 1981 + Myrtie Marcum > 8. Kit donor Taylor - Migration: VA, NC, AL > > As can be seen from these two genealogies, these two test participants > do share a common set of ancestors in Robert Taylor, Jr. and Mary Ann > Hudson. Without the matching DNA results that were noticed, then this > finding of their shared genealogies might have taken far longer to > discover. > > One of these Taylors has now gained the opportunity to move further back > into his Taylor ancestry. > > If you have a brick wall involving your Taylor lineage, then I urge you > to consider having a male Taylor relative undergo DNA testing. > > I hope that the above information proves to be helpful. > > Sincerely, > > Dale E. Reddick > Co-Administrator, Taylor Family Genes DNA Surname Project > > > ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE from LIST - mailto:TAYLOR-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com > To UNSUBSCRIBE from DIGEST - mailto:TAYLOR-D-REQUEST@rootsweb.com > Put Only: UNSUBSCRIBE in subject and body of message > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. 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Hi Linda: I found my Noah on the 1880 Census, Jofield, Whitley, Kentucky. He was not married yet, as he was only 21. Irvin Taylor, 47, born Kentucky, farmer, parents both born VA Mary, 47, born VA, keeping house, parents both born VA Noah, 21, b. KY, labor John, 15, b. KY, labor Nancy J., 13, b. KY Sarah E., 9, b. KY I have a problem with the parents. I have both an Irwin and a Mary A. listed as children listed of Jesse Moses Taylor and Nancy Green. BUT Irwin married a Mary Anna Mink, and Mary A. married an Irvin. Could just be sloppy record keeping in the various Census records, and of COURSE, there are no birth records for these years. A big puzzle. I feel in my heart that this Irvin and Irwin are one and the same, but can't prove it. Just too big a coincidence for my orderly mind, I guess. But that is my Noah, anyway, either way. Make of it what you will. Dora (Taylor) Fisher in Canada Can't find separate records to prove that this is the On Wed, 9 Aug 2006 14:55:12 -0700 (PDT) Linda <linda_lefevers1959@yahoo.com> writes: > My Noah was married to Betty Elizabeth Hampton but he could have been > amrried before I'm not sure .Can you post the census for his family? > > Linda > > "Dora J. Fisher" <dfisher33@juno.com> wrote: > Hi > I have a Noah Taylor, born 1859, son of Irvin and Mary Ann Taylor in > either Harlan (where all his sibs were born) or Whitley. I think he > is > on the 1880 census in Jofield, Whitley. > Is this the one? I don't have who he married or anything else. > Dora > > > On Tue, 8 Aug 2006 15:56:28 -0700 (PDT) Linda > > writes: > > Does anyone know anything about this family.? Their roots have > been > > traced from Pulasky County Ky. to Bell County Ky., Whitley County > > Ky. Laurel County Ky and over into Jellico Tennessee Campbell > > County. What I need is some census looked up to give me some > > dates...ect.and anything else you can find. > > Thanks in advance, Linda > > > > 1)Noah Taylor Born abt.1950 > > + Betty Elizabeth Hampton (Lizzie) > > 2) Jarvis Taylor > > 2) Sally Taylor (Sis) > > 2) John Taylor > > + Sallie > > 3) Lewis Taylor > > 3) Charley Taylor > > 3)Ramon Taylor > > 3) Minnie Taylor > > 3) Arthur Taylor > > 3) Estel Taylor > > 3) Annie Taylor > > 2) Charlie H. Taylor Sr.born 2-9-1876 died 2-14-1956 > > ................+ Mary Ann McCormick born 4-10-1878 died 1-24 1956 > > > > > 2)William ( W.F.Bill ) Franklin Taylor born in Pulasky Co. Ky d > > 7-1929 > > ...........+Anna Elizabeth Lowe b:7-4-1889 d: 3-1-1964 > > > > > > --------------------------------- > > Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and > > > 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less. > > > > > > ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== > > Be specific in your Subject line. Include info (surnames, > location, > > events) to catch the attention of the readers. Users may delete if > > subject is vague or missing. > > > > ============================== > > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx > > > > > > > > > ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== > Getting too many e-mails from this list? > Subscribe to the digest, which is one email sent every 12-24 hours. > Send a new e-mail message to TAYLOR-D-request@rootsweb.com, putting > only the word Subscribe in the subject and body of the 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 > > > > > --------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > Next-gen email? Have it all with the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta. > > > ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE from LIST - mailto:TAYLOR-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com > To UNSUBSCRIBE from DIGEST - mailto:TAYLOR-D-REQUEST@rootsweb.com > Put Only: UNSUBSCRIBE in subject and body of message > > ============================== > New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your > ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. > Learn more: > http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599 &targetid=5429 > > >

Dale and other Taylor researchers. My husband participated six months ago in the Taylor DNA project via Family Tree DNA. The results included him with matches within the Green color coded Taylors, however, his ancestry does not match any of those who have contributed their heritage. Although he genetically is linked to the line with VA and Carolina locales, he is descended from a New England line which wound up in the Midwest. I have found no other Taylor researchers who share these same individuals. They are: Taylor ? Likely in Britain, vicinity of Kent? William Taylor Born in 1625 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts Death: 6 DEC 1696 in Concord, Middlesex, MA Deacon Abraham Taylor Born in Concord, MA? Abraham Taylor Born likely in Concord, MA Timothy Taylor Born 1718 in Dunstable, MA. Died in 1766 in Hillsborough County, NH. Joel V. Taylor Born in 1764 in Merrimack, Hillsborough County, NH. Revolutionary War Patriot who fought in MA. Married Hannah Farrar. Died in Rupert in 1846. Elbridge Gerry Taylor Born in 1799 in Rupert, VT and died in Alden, NY in 1884. Married to Nancy Leonard of Washington County, NY. Joel V. Taylor Born in 1827 in Alden, NY. Died in Evanston, IL in 1903. Married to Mary Holcomb of Essex County, NY. Gerry H. Taylor Born in 1858 in Omro, WI. Died in New Orleans, LA in 1901. Married to Estelle Bugh of Berlin, WI. Buried in Cook County, IL. Evarts Bugh Taylor Born in 1893 in Fremont, NE and died in Glencoe, IL in 1963. Married to Bessie Park of Glencoe, IL. Evarts Bugh Taylor Jr. Born in 1922 in Glencoe, IL. Died in Winnetka, IL in 1959. Married to Elva Scherer of Plainfield, NJ. Kit Donor Taylor Living Taylor, Born in 1951 in Evanston, IL. Is there anyone in the Taylor rootsweb group familiar with this line or any of the male Taylors? I have not yet determined how to find the matching link to the other testing Taylors. <mailto:pturnertaylor@adelphia.net> pturnertaylor@adelphia.net -----Original Message----- From: Dale E. Reddick [mailto:dereddi@hargray.com] Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 7:49 PM To: TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Six groupings of genetically-related Taylors. Hi Folks, We've had some additional developments in terms of analyzing DNA testing results. One of our testing companies (Family Tree DNA [FTDNA]) has introduced a new function that allows us to place genetically related Taylors into groups arranged with color-coding. We now have five groupings that appear to be relatively firm with good matches amongst their members. This is a result of studying matches via three methods: 1) Those results known from this FTDNA page and the individual participants' webpage result listings; 2) The additionally available results found within the Ysearch.org database; 3) The fact that some of our participants have also been tested by another DNA testing company (Relative Genetics) and their results are being examined by this co-administrator. This results in some -very- useful cross-referencing of test results. What might not be so obvious with the results from one company then becomes -very- obvious when observing the results from that other company. This is (in part) what has happened with the following Taylor Group 06. Taylor Group 06 is a -somewhat- provisional group. This contains four members who happen to closely match the Scots and / or Dal Riata Modal Haplotypes. This group might eventually -partially- fall apart with further testing, as there are seemingly thousands of folks with close matches to those two modal haplotypes of Scottish origins. But, along with the known DNA results we found that two members of this group had a shared set of ancestors. Their respective paper trails / genealogies showed that they had a common pair of ancestors in the late 17th to middle 18th centuries in Virginia and North Carolina. This match would not have been found had not the co-administrator of this project noticed what -might- have been a genetic match between two of these individuals. Now, at least two of them are obviously genetic cousins. And perhaps a third and even a fourth will be found to also be cousins. Here are the short genealogies for the two individuals who make up the matches within Taylor Group 06. W. H. Taylor - Kit # 66126 1. Capt. Thomas Taylor, 1607 England - 1657 VA 2. Robert Taylor, Sr., 1648 VA - Unknown + Elizabeth Hudson 3. Robert Taylor, Jr., 1688 VA - 1758 NC + Mary Ann Hudson (Common Ancestors) 4. Joseph Taylor, 1728 NC - 1784 NC + Mary Powell 5. Meredith Taylor, 1764 NC - 1844 AL + Anna Duke 6. Jesse Duke Taylor, 1805 SC - Unknown AR + Mary Miller 7. Thomas Lewis Taylor, 1831 SC - 1886 KY + Adeline Winston Gatlin 8. Clinton Gatlin Taylor, 1857 MS - 1940 TN + Mary Susan Cook 9. William Harold Taylor, Sr., 1902 TN - 1974 TN + Cora Wilhelmina Fields 10. Kit Donor Taylor C. R. Taylor - Kit # 26356 1. Robert Taylor, 1688 VA - 1758 NC + Ann Hudson (Common Ancestors) 2. William Taylor, 1712 VA - 1762 VA + Mary Teagle 3. Thomas Teagle Taylor, 1734 NC - 1826 NC+ Celia Little 4. Stephen Taylor 1787 VA - 1848 NC + Nancy Curl(e) 5. Jesse Little Taylor, 1809 NC - 1896 AL + Beatrice Beday Taylor 6. Stephen Taylor, 1845 AL - 1917 AL +m2 Nancy Jemima Jackson 7. Newton Clement Taylor, 1907 - 1981 + Myrtie Marcum 8. Kit donor Taylor - Migration: VA, NC, AL As can be seen from these two genealogies, these two test participants do share a common set of ancestors in Robert Taylor, Jr. and Mary Ann Hudson. Without the matching DNA results that were noticed, then this finding of their shared genealogies might have taken far longer to discover. One of these Taylors has now gained the opportunity to move further back into his Taylor ancestry. If you have a brick wall involving your Taylor lineage, then I urge you to consider having a male Taylor relative undergo DNA testing. I hope that the above information proves to be helpful. Sincerely, Dale E. Reddick Co-Administrator, Taylor Family Genes DNA Surname Project ______________________________

Hello: I have some Taylor DNA results. Who do I send mine to to compare? Thanks, Mike in WV Check out our Monaville, WV webpage at www.taylormadeministry.com/monaville.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dale E. Reddick" <dereddi@hargray.com> To: <TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 7:49 PM Subject: [TAYLOR] Six groupings of genetically-related Taylors. > Hi Folks, > > We've had some additional developments in terms of analyzing DNA testing > results. > > One of our testing companies (Family Tree DNA [FTDNA]) has introduced a > new function that allows us to place genetically related Taylors into > groups arranged with color-coding. > > We now have five groupings that appear to be relatively firm with good > matches amongst their members. This is a result of studying matches via > three methods: > > 1) Those results known from this FTDNA page and the individual > participants' webpage result listings; > > 2) The additionally available results found within the Ysearch.org > database; > > 3) The fact that some of our participants have also been tested by > another DNA testing company (Relative Genetics) and their results are > being examined by this co-administrator. This results in some -very- > useful cross-referencing of test results. What might not be so obvious > with the results from one company then becomes -very- obvious when > observing the results from that other company. This is (in part) what > has happened with the following Taylor Group 06. > > Taylor Group 06 is a -somewhat- provisional group. This contains four > members who happen to closely match the Scots and / or Dal Riata Modal > Haplotypes. This group might eventually -partially- fall apart with > further testing, as there are seemingly thousands of folks with close > matches to those two modal haplotypes of Scottish origins. But, along > with the known DNA results we found that two members of this group had a > shared set of ancestors. Their respective paper trails / genealogies > showed that they had a common pair of ancestors in the late 17th to > middle 18th centuries in Virginia and North Carolina. This match would > not have been found had not the co-administrator of this project noticed > what -might- have been a genetic match between two of these individuals. > Now, at least two of them are obviously genetic cousins. And perhaps a > third and even a fourth will be found to also be cousins. > > Here are the short genealogies for the two individuals who make up the > matches within Taylor Group 06. > > W. H. Taylor - Kit # 66126 > > 1. Capt. Thomas Taylor, 1607 England - 1657 VA > 2. Robert Taylor, Sr., 1648 VA - Unknown + Elizabeth Hudson > 3. Robert Taylor, Jr., 1688 VA - 1758 NC + Mary Ann Hudson (Common > Ancestors) > 4. Joseph Taylor, 1728 NC - 1784 NC + Mary Powell > 5. Meredith Taylor, 1764 NC - 1844 AL + Anna Duke > 6. Jesse Duke Taylor, 1805 SC - Unknown AR + Mary Miller > 7. Thomas Lewis Taylor, 1831 SC - 1886 KY + Adeline Winston Gatlin > 8. Clinton Gatlin Taylor, 1857 MS - 1940 TN + Mary Susan Cook > 9. William Harold Taylor, Sr., 1902 TN - 1974 TN + Cora Wilhelmina Fields > 10. Kit Donor Taylor > > > C. R. Taylor - Kit # 26356 > > 1. Robert Taylor, 1688 VA - 1758 NC + Ann Hudson (Common Ancestors) > 2. William Taylor, 1712 VA - 1762 VA + Mary Teagle > 3. Thomas Teagle Taylor, 1734 NC - 1826 NC+ Celia Little > 4. Stephen Taylor 1787 VA - 1848 NC + Nancy Curl(e) > 5. Jesse Little Taylor, 1809 NC - 1896 AL + Beatrice Beday Taylor > 6. Stephen Taylor, 1845 AL - 1917 AL +m2 Nancy Jemima Jackson > 7. Newton Clement Taylor, 1907 - 1981 + Myrtie Marcum > 8. Kit donor Taylor - Migration: VA, NC, AL > > As can be seen from these two genealogies, these two test participants > do share a common set of ancestors in Robert Taylor, Jr. and Mary Ann > Hudson. Without the matching DNA results that were noticed, then this > finding of their shared genealogies might have taken far longer to > discover. > > One of these Taylors has now gained the opportunity to move further back > into his Taylor ancestry. > > If you have a brick wall involving your Taylor lineage, then I urge you > to consider having a male Taylor relative undergo DNA testing. > > I hope that the above information proves to be helpful. > > Sincerely, > > Dale E. Reddick > Co-Administrator, Taylor Family Genes DNA Surname Project > > > ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE from LIST - mailto:TAYLOR-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com > To UNSUBSCRIBE from DIGEST - mailto:TAYLOR-D-REQUEST@rootsweb.com > Put Only: UNSUBSCRIBE in subject and body of message > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx >

Hi Ann, I simply utilized the genealogies provided by the two DNA testing participants. I have no knowledge of these lines' names, dates, or place-names. You'll have to take up any discussion regarding those two genealogies with the two participants of the DNA testing. I'll BCC this to W. H. Taylor, as I have his e-mail address. Perhaps he will respond directly to your questions. Unfortunately, the e-mail address provided to me for C. R. Taylor is no longer unavailable (perhaps he moved - certainly he's at least changed his e-mail address). Oh, BTW - Mary Ann Hudson sounds a whole lot like Ann Hudson. Also, there's the simple fact that their scientifically determined Y-STR DYS values of their Y-chromosomes do match. The particulars of their genealogies aren't quite so important to me as is the fact that they've got the matching results. These two men strongly -appear- to be genetically related. And there are those paper genealogical records posted by both of them that point to shared ancestries. I believe that the latter two points represent what most of us are looking for - connections. I myself can barely get my late mother's Taylor line back to circa 1800 before the trail turns into the ashes of two courthouse fires (others in her various lineages I can take back to the 1734 Swiss Purysburg [choose your spelling] settlement on the Savannah River in colonial South Carolina or even to the Plymouth settlement of Massachusetts - which is to say, we've all got brick walls and we've also mostly got someone famous or infamous in our long lineages) Dale ________________________________ Ann Blomquist wrote: > Hello, > > I have some questions about the two Taylor families which you posted. > > In "W.H. Taylor - Kit #66126": > I do not believe that the evidence supports your arrangement of several generations. Robert Taylor (c1662-1693) married Lurana Hudson. Their son Robert Taylor (c1678-1758) married 3 times: (1) Elizabeth, (2) Mary, (3) Ann Hudson. > > It should be: > Robert Taylor c1662-1693, wife Lurana Hudson > Robert Taylor c1687-1758, wife (2) Mary > Joseph Taylor c1728, etc > > Documented referenced narratives of both of these Robert Taylors can be found beginning at: > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ann_blomquist&id=I08540 > > What is the evidence that Robert Jr's wife was "Mary Ann Hudson?" What is the evidence that Robert Taylor Sr's wife was "Elizabeth Hudson?" What is the evidence that Robert Taylor Sr's father was Capt. Thomas Taylor? > > In "C.R. Taylor - Kit #26356": > William Taylor (born 1730, not c1712) was a also son of Robert Taylor and wife (2) Mary. > > Best wishes--- > Ann Blomquist > Orlando, FL > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Dale E. Reddick > To: TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com > Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 7:49 PM > Subject: [TAYLOR] Six groupings of genetically-related Taylors. > > > Hi Folks, > > Here are the short genealogies for the two individuals who make up the > matches within Taylor Group 06. > > W. H. Taylor - Kit # 66126 > > 1. Capt. Thomas Taylor, 1607 England - 1657 VA > 2. Robert Taylor, Sr., 1648 VA - Unknown + Elizabeth Hudson > 3. Robert Taylor, Jr., 1688 VA - 1758 NC + Mary Ann Hudson (Common > Ancestors) > 4. Joseph Taylor, 1728 NC - 1784 NC + Mary Powell > 5. Meredith Taylor, 1764 NC - 1844 AL + Anna Duke > 6. Jesse Duke Taylor, 1805 SC - Unknown AR + Mary Miller > 7. Thomas Lewis Taylor, 1831 SC - 1886 KY + Adeline Winston Gatlin > 8. Clinton Gatlin Taylor, 1857 MS - 1940 TN + Mary Susan Cook > 9. William Harold Taylor, Sr., 1902 TN - 1974 TN + Cora Wilhelmina Fields > 10. Kit Donor Taylor > > > C. R. Taylor - Kit # 26356 > > 1. Robert Taylor, 1688 VA - 1758 NC + Ann Hudson (Common Ancestors) > 2. William Taylor, 1712 VA - 1762 VA + Mary Teagle > 3. Thomas Teagle Taylor, 1734 NC - 1826 NC+ Celia Little > 4. Stephen Taylor 1787 VA - 1848 NC + Nancy Curl(e) > 5. Jesse Little Taylor, 1809 NC - 1896 AL + Beatrice Beday Taylor > 6. Stephen Taylor, 1845 AL - 1917 AL +m2 Nancy Jemima Jackson > 7. Newton Clement Taylor, 1907 - 1981 + Myrtie Marcum > 8. Kit donor Taylor - Migration: VA, NC, AL > > As can be seen from these two genealogies, these two test participants > do share a common set of ancestors in Robert Taylor, Jr. and Mary Ann > Hudson. Without the matching DNA results that were noticed, then this > finding of their shared genealogies might have taken far longer to > discover. > > One of these Taylors has now gained the opportunity to move further back > into his Taylor ancestry. > > If you have a brick wall involving your Taylor lineage, then I urge you > to consider having a male Taylor relative undergo DNA testing. > > I hope that the above information proves to be helpful. > > Sincerely, > > Dale E. Reddick > Co-Administrator, Taylor Family Genes DNA Surname Project > > > > ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== > If you need to contact the listowner, send an e-mail to Marilyn at marilynandmonty@cox.net. > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > > > >

Hello, I have some questions about the two Taylor families which you posted. In "W.H. Taylor - Kit #66126": I do not believe that the evidence supports your arrangement of several generations. Robert Taylor (c1662-1693) married Lurana Hudson. Their son Robert Taylor (c1678-1758) married 3 times: (1) Elizabeth, (2) Mary, (3) Ann Hudson. It should be: Robert Taylor c1662-1693, wife Lurana Hudson Robert Taylor c1687-1758, wife (2) Mary Joseph Taylor c1728, etc Documented referenced narratives of both of these Robert Taylors can be found beginning at: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ann_blomquist&id=I08540 What is the evidence that Robert Jr's wife was "Mary Ann Hudson?" What is the evidence that Robert Taylor Sr's wife was "Elizabeth Hudson?" What is the evidence that Robert Taylor Sr's father was Capt. Thomas Taylor? In "C.R. Taylor - Kit #26356": William Taylor (born 1730, not c1712) was a also son of Robert Taylor and wife (2) Mary. Best wishes--- Ann Blomquist Orlando, FL ----- Original Message ----- From: Dale E. Reddick To: TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 7:49 PM Subject: [TAYLOR] Six groupings of genetically-related Taylors. Hi Folks, Here are the short genealogies for the two individuals who make up the matches within Taylor Group 06. W. H. Taylor - Kit # 66126 1. Capt. Thomas Taylor, 1607 England - 1657 VA 2. Robert Taylor, Sr., 1648 VA - Unknown + Elizabeth Hudson 3. Robert Taylor, Jr., 1688 VA - 1758 NC + Mary Ann Hudson (Common Ancestors) 4. Joseph Taylor, 1728 NC - 1784 NC + Mary Powell 5. Meredith Taylor, 1764 NC - 1844 AL + Anna Duke 6. Jesse Duke Taylor, 1805 SC - Unknown AR + Mary Miller 7. Thomas Lewis Taylor, 1831 SC - 1886 KY + Adeline Winston Gatlin 8. Clinton Gatlin Taylor, 1857 MS - 1940 TN + Mary Susan Cook 9. William Harold Taylor, Sr., 1902 TN - 1974 TN + Cora Wilhelmina Fields 10. Kit Donor Taylor C. R. Taylor - Kit # 26356 1. Robert Taylor, 1688 VA - 1758 NC + Ann Hudson (Common Ancestors) 2. William Taylor, 1712 VA - 1762 VA + Mary Teagle 3. Thomas Teagle Taylor, 1734 NC - 1826 NC+ Celia Little 4. Stephen Taylor 1787 VA - 1848 NC + Nancy Curl(e) 5. Jesse Little Taylor, 1809 NC - 1896 AL + Beatrice Beday Taylor 6. Stephen Taylor, 1845 AL - 1917 AL +m2 Nancy Jemima Jackson 7. Newton Clement Taylor, 1907 - 1981 + Myrtie Marcum 8. Kit donor Taylor - Migration: VA, NC, AL As can be seen from these two genealogies, these two test participants do share a common set of ancestors in Robert Taylor, Jr. and Mary Ann Hudson. Without the matching DNA results that were noticed, then this finding of their shared genealogies might have taken far longer to discover. One of these Taylors has now gained the opportunity to move further back into his Taylor ancestry. If you have a brick wall involving your Taylor lineage, then I urge you to consider having a male Taylor relative undergo DNA testing. I hope that the above information proves to be helpful. Sincerely, Dale E. Reddick Co-Administrator, Taylor Family Genes DNA Surname Project

Hi Folks, We've had some additional developments in terms of analyzing DNA testing results. One of our testing companies (Family Tree DNA [FTDNA]) has introduced a new function that allows us to place genetically related Taylors into groups arranged with color-coding. We now have five groupings that appear to be relatively firm with good matches amongst their members. This is a result of studying matches via three methods: 1) Those results known from this FTDNA page and the individual participants' webpage result listings; 2) The additionally available results found within the Ysearch.org database; 3) The fact that some of our participants have also been tested by another DNA testing company (Relative Genetics) and their results are being examined by this co-administrator. This results in some -very- useful cross-referencing of test results. What might not be so obvious with the results from one company then becomes -very- obvious when observing the results from that other company. This is (in part) what has happened with the following Taylor Group 06. Taylor Group 06 is a -somewhat- provisional group. This contains four members who happen to closely match the Scots and / or Dal Riata Modal Haplotypes. This group might eventually -partially- fall apart with further testing, as there are seemingly thousands of folks with close matches to those two modal haplotypes of Scottish origins. But, along with the known DNA results we found that two members of this group had a shared set of ancestors. Their respective paper trails / genealogies showed that they had a common pair of ancestors in the late 17th to middle 18th centuries in Virginia and North Carolina. This match would not have been found had not the co-administrator of this project noticed what -might- have been a genetic match between two of these individuals. Now, at least two of them are obviously genetic cousins. And perhaps a third and even a fourth will be found to also be cousins. Here are the short genealogies for the two individuals who make up the matches within Taylor Group 06. W. H. Taylor - Kit # 66126 1. Capt. Thomas Taylor, 1607 England - 1657 VA 2. Robert Taylor, Sr., 1648 VA - Unknown + Elizabeth Hudson 3. Robert Taylor, Jr., 1688 VA - 1758 NC + Mary Ann Hudson (Common Ancestors) 4. Joseph Taylor, 1728 NC - 1784 NC + Mary Powell 5. Meredith Taylor, 1764 NC - 1844 AL + Anna Duke 6. Jesse Duke Taylor, 1805 SC - Unknown AR + Mary Miller 7. Thomas Lewis Taylor, 1831 SC - 1886 KY + Adeline Winston Gatlin 8. Clinton Gatlin Taylor, 1857 MS - 1940 TN + Mary Susan Cook 9. William Harold Taylor, Sr., 1902 TN - 1974 TN + Cora Wilhelmina Fields 10. Kit Donor Taylor C. R. Taylor - Kit # 26356 1. Robert Taylor, 1688 VA - 1758 NC + Ann Hudson (Common Ancestors) 2. William Taylor, 1712 VA - 1762 VA + Mary Teagle 3. Thomas Teagle Taylor, 1734 NC - 1826 NC+ Celia Little 4. Stephen Taylor 1787 VA - 1848 NC + Nancy Curl(e) 5. Jesse Little Taylor, 1809 NC - 1896 AL + Beatrice Beday Taylor 6. Stephen Taylor, 1845 AL - 1917 AL +m2 Nancy Jemima Jackson 7. Newton Clement Taylor, 1907 - 1981 + Myrtie Marcum 8. Kit donor Taylor - Migration: VA, NC, AL As can be seen from these two genealogies, these two test participants do share a common set of ancestors in Robert Taylor, Jr. and Mary Ann Hudson. Without the matching DNA results that were noticed, then this finding of their shared genealogies might have taken far longer to discover. One of these Taylors has now gained the opportunity to move further back into his Taylor ancestry. If you have a brick wall involving your Taylor lineage, then I urge you to consider having a male Taylor relative undergo DNA testing. I hope that the above information proves to be helpful. Sincerely, Dale E. Reddick Co-Administrator, Taylor Family Genes DNA Surname Project

My Noah was married to Betty Elizabeth Hampton but he could have been amrried before I'm not sure .Can you post the census for his family? Linda "Dora J. Fisher" <dfisher33@juno.com> wrote: Hi I have a Noah Taylor, born 1859, son of Irvin and Mary Ann Taylor in either Harlan (where all his sibs were born) or Whitley. I think he is on the 1880 census in Jofield, Whitley. Is this the one? I don't have who he married or anything else. Dora On Tue, 8 Aug 2006 15:56:28 -0700 (PDT) Linda writes: > Does anyone know anything about this family.? Their roots have been > traced from Pulasky County Ky. to Bell County Ky., Whitley County > Ky. Laurel County Ky and over into Jellico Tennessee Campbell > County. What I need is some census looked up to give me some > dates...ect.and anything else you can find. > Thanks in advance, Linda > > 1)Noah Taylor Born abt.1950 > + Betty Elizabeth Hampton (Lizzie) > 2) Jarvis Taylor > 2) Sally Taylor (Sis) > 2) John Taylor > + Sallie > 3) Lewis Taylor > 3) Charley Taylor > 3)Ramon Taylor > 3) Minnie Taylor > 3) Arthur Taylor > 3) Estel Taylor > 3) Annie Taylor > 2) Charlie H. Taylor Sr.born 2-9-1876 died 2-14-1956 > ................+ Mary Ann McCormick born 4-10-1878 died 1-24 1956 > > 2)William ( W.F.Bill ) Franklin Taylor born in Pulasky Co. Ky d > 7-1929 > ...........+Anna Elizabeth Lowe b:7-4-1889 d: 3-1-1964 > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and > 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less. > > > ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== > Be specific in your Subject line. Include info (surnames, location, > events) to catch the attention of the readers. Users may delete if > subject is vague or missing. > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx > > > ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== Getting too many e-mails from this list? Subscribe to the digest, which is one email sent every 12-24 hours. Send a new e-mail message to TAYLOR-D-request@rootsweb.com, putting only the word Subscribe in the subject and body of the 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 --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Next-gen email? Have it all with the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta.

Hi I have a Noah Taylor, born 1859, son of Irvin and Mary Ann Taylor in either Harlan (where all his sibs were born) or Whitley. I think he is on the 1880 census in Jofield, Whitley. Is this the one? I don't have who he married or anything else. Dora On Tue, 8 Aug 2006 15:56:28 -0700 (PDT) Linda <linda_lefevers1959@yahoo.com> writes: > Does anyone know anything about this family.? Their roots have been > traced from Pulasky County Ky. to Bell County Ky., Whitley County > Ky. Laurel County Ky and over into Jellico Tennessee Campbell > County. What I need is some census looked up to give me some > dates...ect.and anything else you can find. > Thanks in advance, Linda > > 1)Noah Taylor Born abt.1950 > + Betty Elizabeth Hampton (Lizzie) > 2) Jarvis Taylor > 2) Sally Taylor (Sis) > 2) John Taylor > + Sallie > 3) Lewis Taylor > 3) Charley Taylor > 3)Ramon Taylor > 3) Minnie Taylor > 3) Arthur Taylor > 3) Estel Taylor > 3) Annie Taylor > 2) Charlie H. Taylor Sr.born 2-9-1876 died 2-14-1956 > ................+ Mary Ann McCormick born 4-10-1878 died 1-24 1956 > > 2)William ( W.F.Bill ) Franklin Taylor born in Pulasky Co. Ky d > 7-1929 > ...........+Anna Elizabeth Lowe b:7-4-1889 d: 3-1-1964 > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and > 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less. > > > ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== > Be specific in your Subject line. Include info (surnames, location, > events) to catch the attention of the readers. Users may delete if > subject is vague or missing. > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx > > >

looking for info on Jacob taylor he was born in the mar 1852 he was born in Pa so was his parents he is in the census records in the 1900 in Stewart Township,Fayette county ,PA. he married a Elizabeth (Herntt) (heintt) can't make out the correct spelling of her name. they had the following children so far i found. Bertha Taylor William Taylor Sarah E Taylor George H Taylor Harry E Taylor Isaac A Taylor i do know that Jacob had a brother named Isaac C Taylor i figured the taylor family to be around the part of Dunbar,Ohioplye,Mt Braddock,LEMONT Furnace Area any help would be greatful Thank You, Mary

Does anyone know anything about this family.? Their roots have been traced from Pulasky County Ky. to Bell County Ky., Whitley County Ky. Laurel County Ky and over into Jellico Tennessee Campbell County. What I need is some census looked up to give me some dates...ect.and anything else you can find. Thanks in advance, Linda 1)Noah Taylor Born abt.1950 + Betty Elizabeth Hampton (Lizzie) 2) Jarvis Taylor 2) Sally Taylor (Sis) 2) John Taylor + Sallie 3) Lewis Taylor 3) Charley Taylor 3)Ramon Taylor 3) Minnie Taylor 3) Arthur Taylor 3) Estel Taylor 3) Annie Taylor 2) Charlie H. Taylor Sr.born 2-9-1876 died 2-14-1956 ................+ Mary Ann McCormick born 4-10-1878 died 1-24 1956 2)William ( W.F.Bill ) Franklin Taylor born in Pulasky Co. Ky d 7-1929 ...........+Anna Elizabeth Lowe b:7-4-1889 d: 3-1-1964 --------------------------------- Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less.

Carolyn...Yes, it is! And and for this man, it has meant so much! You see, Howard left his own young family many years ago & they had no idea where they were. It was only 6 yrs ago that his sons, with mine & my mother in laws help, did they find & reconnect with him again! [I did the searching online] & she conveyed to the sons his whereabouts! Now that he's back in this area, Howard realizes just what he's missed all of these years! And he's trying very hard to make up for lost time. Finding out more about his own father's family is hopefully going to help heal some hurts! God bless you too! Darcy Noonkester for Howard Taylor in Maryland ---Original Message--- Date: Wed, 2 Aug 2006 16:59:29 -0700 From: "Carolyn Storie" <garystorie@comcast.net> To: TAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [TAYLOR] Re: CICERO WILSON TAYLOR 1915 How wonderful! I am so very happy that I was able to provide some missing information. I think it so important to know who your people are. I love doing genealogy research because to me it is like solving a history puzzle. Take care and God bless. Carolyn

----- Original Message ----- From: bertschs@gwtc.net To: LADD-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2006 10:39 PM Subject: How Our Names Originated How Our Names Originated By Dr. George W. Crane Hilda G. aged 16, is a high school junior. "How did we get our names?" she began. "And I mean both our first names as well as our surnames?" The surnames didn't arrive till about 1500 in Europe, for population was not so great that last names were greatly needed. Moses and Aristotle and Galileo and other great figures of the past had no surnames. But when too many boys in an English village held the name "John," something else had to be added. Thus, surnames arose. John, the carpenter, soon became John Carpenter. John, the gold smith, was shortened to John Goldsmith. If he lived by the meadows, he was called John Meadows. Just look through your city telephone directory and you will find all sorts of trades now used as surnames. John Stout; John Short; John Longfellow; John Farmer; John Castle, etc., show that surnames came from personal traits, as well as trades and locations. But our first names likewise developed from basic root meanings in Latin, Greek or Hebrew, as shown for the girls'names below: Abigail (my father is joy); Adelaide (of noble rank); Agatha (kind); Agnes (pure); Alice (truth); Alma (cherishing); Amanda (worthy to be loved); Amelia (industrious); Amy (beloved); Ann (grace); Avis (bird). Barbara (foreign); Beatrice (she makes happy); Belle (beautiful); Bertha (bright); Beulah (married); Bridget (lofty). Camilla (freeborn girl); Caroline (strong); Celeste (heavenly); Charlotte (strong); Clara (bright); Constance (firmness); Cora (Maiden). Deborah (a bee); Diana (goddess); Dinah (judged); Dolores (sorrows); Dorcas (a gazelle); Dorothy (gift of God); Edna (rejuvenation); Elizabeth (consecrated); Estella (from a star); Ethel (noble); Eunice (happy victory); Evelyn (youth). Felicia (happiness); Flora (flowers); Florence (prosperity); Frances (a free woman); Frieda (peace). Gertrude (spear maiden); Gloria (glory); Grace (favor); Hilda (battle maid); Honora (honorable); Huldah (a weasel). Irene (Peace); Iris (rainbow); Janet, Jane and Joan (God is gracious); Judith (praised); Laura (laurel); Leila (dark as night); Letitia (happiness); Lilian (lily); Lola (sorrows). Margaret (a pearl); Martha (lady); Matilda (heroine); Minnie (love); Naomi (my sweetness); Patricia (noble); Phoebe (shining); Phyllis (a green bough); Prudence (discretion). Rachel (a ewe); Regina (queen); Rhoda and Rosa (a rose); Rosalind (a pretty rose). Sarah (a princess); Stella (a star); Susan (a lily); Victoria (victory); Viola (a violet); Zoa (life). Many femail first names are taken from similar masculine names, as Caroline and Charlotte, which stem from Charles.