Ferdinando San Francisco Taylor, 18511936 (aged 85 years)

Name
Ferdinando San Francisco /Taylor/
Given names
Ferdinando San Francisco
Nickname
FS
Surname
Taylor
Birth
Citation details: Certificate # 58347
Death of a paternal grandfather
14th President of the United States
Franklin Pierce
March 4, 1853
Birth of a brother
Birth of a brother
Citation details: p. 100
Citation details: Memorail# 37041041. Added 13 MAY 2009 by Oklahoma Grave Walkers
Immigration
1856 (aged 4 years)
Note: by ship down the Mississippi River to New Orleans, back up the Red River to Shreveport, then across to Sherman, TX, by wagon
15th President of the United States
James Buchanan
March 4, 1857
Birth of a brother
Death of a brother
Note: and his brother died of typhoid, living in Trinity River bottom
Birth of a sister
Census
Address: Sherman District, Grayson County, Texas, USA
Citation details: page 96 and page 97
Text:

Enumerator: T. W. Randolph, Ass't Marshal
Page stamped "182"

Note: in hh 645 657 Tarlton J. Taylor, Age: 35, Male, Minister, $1495/$3132, KY; Catharine Taylor, Age: 30, Female, Domestic, KY; Ferdinando Taylor, Age: 9, Male, KY; Andrew J. Taylor, Age: 7, Male, KY; Romulus L. Taylor, Age: 6, Male, KY; [page 97] Elizabeth E. Taylor, Age: 1, Female, TX; Mary J. Ausburn, Age: 22, Female, White, Domestic, KY
Note: My Family.com (Ancestry.com) has combined pages 69/70 with pages 96/97 in the 1860 Census of Grayson County, Texas. Page 69/70 in hh 455-457 were Tho. Newton and his family along with M. B. Farris and family in hh 455-458 and Wm. M. Taylor and family in 455-459 (3 families all living in 455). Tarlton J. Taylor and his family are found on pages 96/97 in hh 645-657.
16th President of the United States
Abraham Lincoln
March 4, 1861
Birth of a brother
Citation details: Page 103
Citation details: Certificate #2443
Death of a maternal grandmother
Birth of a brother
17th President of the United States
Andrew Johnson
April 15, 1865
Birth of a sister
Note: a few days before her father's murder near Baxter Springs, KS
Death of a father
Note: murdered near Baxter Springs, Kansas, USA, while returning to Texas, USA from Missouri, USA, where he collected his wife's inheritance, preaching along the way.
Marriage
Citation details: film# 1290675
Note: 1st wife
Birth of a daughter
18th President of the United States
Ulysses S Grant
March 4, 1869
Immigration
October 1869 (aged 18 years)
Note: three weeks after returning from taking his aged mother to Missouri to her daughters' home, per notes made on Bible page by his daughter Erie Catharine Taylor Wilks, copy in possession of Doris Ross Johnston
Birth of a daughter
Citation details: certificate# 53233/49350
Birth of a son
Note: copies of original journal & diary obtained from Myrl Wilks McLean in possession of Barbara D. McLean Corner
Birth of a son
Note: (twin)
Birth of a daughter
Note: a twin
Death of a daughter
Death of a son
Cause: whopping cough
Marriage of a brother
Birth of a daughter
Marriage of a sister
Citation details: page 105
Citation details: Texas-EASy, Film# 987554
Note: listed as William Prewit and Ellen Taylor
British Queen
Victoria
from June 20, 1837 to January 22, 1901
19th President of the United States
Rutherford B Hayes
March 4, 1877
Birth of a son
Citation details: Film# 2137865, Digital Film# 4029651, Image# 1232
Death of a paternal grandmother
Note: when her land was divided among her children
Birth of a daughter
Note: F. S. Taylor wrote her name as "Leva."
Family census
Address: Justice Precinct 5
Bell County, Texas, USA
Citation details: page 374A
Note: in hh 23-23 was Ferdinan Taylor,Head, Married, Male, White, Age: 28, Farmer, KY KY KY; Elizabeth, Wife, Married, Female, White, Age: 38, Keeping house, IN NC Canada; Manda E., Daughter, Single, Female, White, Age: 11, Attending school, MO KY IN; Arrena G., Daughter, Single, Female, White, Age: 10, Attending school, TX KY IN; John Newton, Son, Single, Male, White, Age: 9, Attending school, TX KY IN; Genirah, Daughter, Single, Female, White, Age: 4, TX KY IN; Asa H., Son, Single, Male, White, Age: 3, TX KY IN; Levi, Daughter, Single, Female, White, Age: 1, TX KY IN.

in hh 23-23 was Ferdinan Taylor,Head, Married, Male, White, Age: 28, Farmer, KY KY KY; Elizabeth, Wife, Married, Female, White, Age: 38, Keeping house, IN NC Canada; Manda E., Daughter, Single, Female, White, Age: 11, Attending school, MO KY IN; Arrena G., Daughter, Single, Female, White, Age: 10, Attending school, TX KY IN; John Newton, Son, Single, Male, White, Age: 9, Attending school, TX KY IN; Genirah, Daughter, Single, Female, White, Age: 4, TX KY IN; Asa H., Son, Single, Male, White, Age: 3, TX KY IN; Levi, Daughter, Single, Female, White, Age: 1, TX KY IN.

Nextdoor was his father's sister, Mary Jane Osburn and husband Doctor I. Osburn from KY, two children, and their nephew.

Three houses later was his brother R. L. Taylor, and next to him, his widowed mother Catherine (Botkin) Taylor with three children.

20th President of the United States
James A Garfield
March 4, 1881
Birth of a daughter
Note: near Cincinnati [2 miles from Oklahoma, USA state line]. On 29 January 1942 Johna Newton Taylor certified that he was " present at the birth of this child, who was born alive at 2 a.m. on the date above stated." [March 29, 1881] This birth certificate spelled her middle name as "Catharine". Others have spelled it as "Catherine".
21st President of the United States
Chester A Arthur
September 19, 1881
Marriage of a brother
Citation details: Texas-VR, film# 985181, reference# 2:13GMQ2H
Note: listed as A. J. Taylor, E. J. Thompson
Death of a sister
Note: unmarried, probably at Bell Co., TX, and buried in Moffat Ceme.
Death of a wife
Burial of a wife
Cemetery: Moffat Cemetery
Address: GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 31.21720, Longitude: -97.45720. Section A. Approximately 5 miles north-east of Temple on Hwy 36 in Moffat, about 2 miles south-east of the Bridge over Lake Belton, on the North side of the highway. There is a gate just off the road showing the entrance.
Note: tombstone inscription: Elizabeth Goen; Taylor; Sept. 3, 1840; Aug. 9, 1884; Rest Mother, rest in quiet; sleep. While we in sorrow; o'er thee weep.
22nd President of the United States
Grover Cleveland
March 4, 1885
Marriage of a brother
Note: in Bosque or Bell Counties, Texas, USA
Marriage of a daughter
Citation details: Memorial# 53949865. Added 21 JUN 2010 by Elreeta Weathers.
Birth of a grandson
23rd President of the United States
Benjamin Harrison
March 4, 1889
Birth of a grandson
Citation details: Memorial# 539537533. Added 21 JUN 2010 by Elreeta Weathers.
Marriage
Citation details: Film# 1026025
Citation details: Page: p. 128, a Journal of Erie Catharine Taylor Wilks
Note: 2nd wife, 2 children; they married the second of four years Ferdinando lived at Blue Ridge, Hamilton, Texas, USA
Marriage of a daughter
Citation details: Memorial# 59246435. Added 26 SEP 2010 by Elreeta Weathers.
Citation details: Texas-VR, Film# 1020864
Note: recorded as "Bride: Miss A. G. Taylor, Groom: H. C. Simpson, 07/24/1890, Book 01, Page 186, Administrator: W. W. Robertson, MG." Four days after her father married Rosa McLaughlin.
Birth of a daughter
Citation details: Certificate # 77359
Marriage of a brother
Citation details: Sheet 3A, Page 280
Citation details: Tennessee-EASy, Film# 979382
Note: listed as T. G. Taylor and Dollie Stewart
Birth of a grandson
24th President of the United States
Grover Cleveland
March 4, 1893
Marriage of a brother
Citation details: Pages 50, 111
Citation details: Texas-EASy, Film# 987557, Reference# P380
Note: 1st cousins. Index lists them as W.S.L. Taylor and M.E. Underwood.
Birth of a son
Citation details: Certificate # 69798
Birth of a granddaughter
Family residence
Quality of data: secondary evidence
Citation details: pages 129
Citation details: uploaded on June 15, 2010 published by the Texas State Historical Association-hns75
Quality of data: primary evidence
Note: Staff, on Lake Leon just off Farm Road 2214 in east central Eastland County, developed with the construction of the Round Mountain Baptist Church in 1896. In 1897 Ferdinando S. Taylor became the first postmaster, the post office was discontinued in 1908. In 1940 the settlement had two stores and sixty residents. The population was sixty-five in 1980 and 1990
25th President of the United States
William McKinley
March 4, 1897
Family census
Address: Justice Precinct 2, Mills County, Texas, USA
Citation details: Sheet 12B
Text:

Supervisor's District 4
Enumeration District 112
Enumerator: J. P. Grundy

Quality of data: census image
Note: in 193 198 as Taylor, Ferdinando F., Head, White, Male, Born: Mch 1851, Age: 49, Married: 10 yrs, KY KY KY, Merchant, Can read write & speak English, Home: own, mortgaged, farm# 188; Rosie O., Wife, White, Female, Born: May 1851, Age: 49, Married: 10 yrs; Children born: 2, Children living: 2, TN PA NC, Can read write & speak English; Rosie J., Daughter, White, Female, Born: Apl 1891, Age: 9, Single, TX KY TN; Charles J., Son, White, Male, Born: May 1894, Age: 6, Single, TX KY TN; Erie C., Daughter, White, Female, Born: Mch 1881, Age: 19, Single, AR KY IN.
Marriage of a son
Note: Groom-Taylor, J. N. / Bride-Winters, Cassia M. / Administrator: Jernigan, A. J., MG / Book 3, Page 181.
Marriage of a daughter
Citation details: Texas-VR, Film# 1020864, Reference# 2-RLXJFC
Note: Bride: Jennie Taylor; Groom: E. F. Tippie; Administrator: A. J. Jernigan, MG; 12/05/1900, Hamilton County Texas Marriage Book 3, Page 192.
Birth of a grandson
Quality of data: certificate image
Citation details: Certificate 59284
Citation details: Memorial# 31921099. Single tombstone photo added 15 APR 2010 from Sharon
26th President of the United States
Theodore Roosevelt
September 14, 1901
Marriage of a daughter
Citation details: Texas-EASy, Film# 1026027, Reference# 431
Note: recorded as Mr. A. L. Moore and Miss Levia Taylor.
Family residence
Note: where he put in a store and a Post Office, on land he bought from J. R. Milam
Birth of a granddaughter
Citation details: 543-46-9342
Marriage of a daughter
Address: Courthouse, Glen Rose, Somervell County, Texas, USA.
Text:

They lived in the home of Willie's parents, B. C. and Harriet Wilks, first 19 months of their marriage.

Citation details: Book 2 - A, Page 216
Note: Witnessed by Rev. Joe Newman and others; marriage performed by C.M. Wright, Justice of Peace, Precinct No. 1, Glen Rose, Somervell. Texas, USA [Holy Matrimony Certificate]
Burial of a brother
Cemetery: Spring Creek Cemetery
Address: GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 31.89712, Longitude: -97.82773. Iredell, Bosque County, Texas, USA
Citation details: Memorial# 26376832. Added 24 Apr 2008 by Linda Huff
Note: tombstone inscription: W. S. L. Taylor; 1864 - 1906.
Birth of a grandson
Death of a brother
Citation details: Pages 50, 111
Marriage of a son
Birth of a grandson
Birth of a granddaughter
Citation details: Memorial# 20301947. Added 05 JUL 2007 by lmassia.
Birth of a granddaughter
Citation details: Memorial# 63284900. Added 24 DEC 2010 by Anonymous.
Birth of a grandson
Marriage of a grandson
Death of a daughter
Address: Loraine, Mitchell County, Texas, USA
Citation details: page 2
Quality of data: primary evidence
Family census
Address: Justice Precinct 2
Somervell County, Texas, USA
Note: in hh 114-115 as F. W. Taylor head 59 KY-KY-KY, Rosa A. wife 59 TN-PA-NC, Jewel daughter 19 TX-KY-TN, Jenkins son 15 TX-KY-TN
British King
Edward VII
from January 22, 1901 to May 6, 1910
27th President of the United States
William Howard Taft
March 4, 1909
Birth of a grandson
Citation details: Film# 2116476, Digital Film# 4166569, Image# 1827
Birth of a granddaughter
Note: born on the place bought from John Cross, Somervell County, Texas.
Marriage of a grandson
Note: Groom: Pruitt, Jesse Franklin; Bride: Stone,l Mattie Knoxine "Noxie"; Administrator: Isaac C. Hoskins, MG; Hamilton County, Texas Marriage Record Book. 5, Page 218
Death of a wife
Cause: Cancer of breast - 3 years
Address: Bridge Street
Ward 3
Dublin, Erath County, Texas, USA
Citation details: Certificate # 3548
Text:

Informant: F. S. Taylor, her husband

Note: she did not appear in the 20 JAN 1920 census of Hico, Justice Precinct 3, Hamilton County. Texas, USA, with her husband and daughter, pg. 68.
Burial of a wife
Address: GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 32.06440, Longitude: -98.33500. From downtown, take Hwy 6 east for ½ mile, turn right on Hwy 219 and go .9 mile, turn right on CR 322 and go ½ mile.
Cemetery: Old Dublin Memorial Park
Citation details: Certificate # 3549
Note: tombstone inscription: Rosa A.; wife of; F. S. Taylor; May 16, 1851; Feb. 13, 1913.
28th President of the United States
Woodrow Wilson
March 4, 1913
Marriage
between May 1913 and December 13, 1922 (aged 71 years)
Quality of data: primary evidence
Note: Ann Taylor Nelson found these two documents among her father's papers [Charles Jenkins Taylor] in a trunk in her fathers house in Burnet, Texas, concerning an unknown marriage of her grandfather, F.S. Taylor. At this time this is all that is known of Alice Taylor.
Birth of a grandson
Birth of a granddaughter
Citation details: Memorial# 48074351. Added 13 FEB 2010 by Nicole Rogers Wiebe.
Birth of a grandson
Citation details: Memorial# 9506168. Added 22 SEP 2004 by Billy Whitis
Birth of a grandson
Birth of a granddaughter
Citation details: Delayed Birth, Somervell County, Texas, recorded in Book 3, page 536
Text:

Recorded 22 MAY 1945

Note: Initially Myrl Jean Wilks was not given a middle name by her parents, but her mother, Erie Catharine Wilks of Dublin, Texas, Route 4, certified her name to be "Myrl Jean Wilks" in Affidavit A dated 7 August 1945, State of Texas, County of Erath.
Birth of a grandson
Death of a sister
Burial of a sister
Note: Unable to locate a tombstone for her in Find A Grave. Her son, William Arthur Prewitt & wife are located at Glenwood Cemetery - bdc
Baptism of a grandson
Quality of data: primary evidence
Note: "Bro Bell started a meeting Saterday night before the 3rd Sunday in July lasted eight day, Karl, Dave Casey and wife were Baptised." Erie Wilks
Census
Address: Hico, Justice Precinct 3
Hamilton County, Texas
Note: in hh 107-110 as FS Taylor head 68 KY-KY-KY farmer, daughter Jewel 28 TX-KY-LA teacher, Roltie (?) School
Death of a brother
Note: not in 1930 census
Birth of a granddaughter
Citation details: Certificate # 31782, Digital Folder# 4516077, Image# 00053
Death of a mother
Citation details: Memorial# 37040736. Added 13 MAY 2009 by Oklahoma Grave Walkers
Note: at age 91, a year after she fell and broke her hip - Doris Ross Johnston
Burial of a mother
Cemetery: Old Velma Cemetery
Address: Velma, Stephens County, Oklahoma, USA
Citation details: Memorial# 37040736 Added 13 MAY 2009 by Oklahoma Grave Walkers
Note: tombstone inscription: Catherine; Taylor; Born; June 20, 1831; Died; Nov. 17, 1920; MOTHER.
Birth of a grandson
29th President of the United States
Warren G Harding
March 4, 1921
Birth of a grandson
Divorce
Quality of data: primary evidence
Note: Letter from Mrs. Alice Taylor to Mr. F. S. Taylor:

Letter from Mrs. Alice Taylor to Mr. F. S. Taylor:
"Mr. F.S.Taylor, Lampasas, Texas.
"I am sending you the notary papers for you to sign before the divorce decree can be granted. Please sign and return to me or any lawyer immediately. Mrs. Alice Taylor, 418 West Washington Str., Paris, Ill."

Baptism of a granddaughter
Quality of data: primary evidence
30th President of the United States
Calvin Coolidge
August 2, 1923
Birth of a granddaughter
Death of a granddaughter
Burial of a granddaughter
Cemetery: Pecan Wells Cemetery
Address: GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 31.57530, Longitude: -98.37610. Hamilton County, Texas, USA
Note: tombstone inscription: “Dora E. Taylor, dau of Asa Hampton & Burtha Elizabeth (McCarty) Taylor, b. June 20, 1924 d. January 16, 1925”
Baptism of a grandson
Quality of data: primary evidence
Note: by Brother James Howell
Marriage of a granddaughter
Citation details: Texas-EASy Film# 1434097, Reference# 20
Marriage of a granddaughter
Citation details: Texas-EASy, Film# 1434097, Reference# 34
Letter
Letter to Jewel Taylor in McCamey, Upton, Texas, USA
January 22, 1928
Text:

Burnet, Tex.
1-22-28
Dear Daughter,
I will proceed to answer your letter that I received yesterday. I was rushed so yesterday that I cashed the check before I read all of the letter.
They fixed up a note and had me to sign it for you and had me to sign it as a surety. If there is anything behind I will deposit some for you. I have some saved up to pay on the note. I think that I can get considerable more together this week: will have about $40.00 come in the 2nd on new accounts but will be too late for the note. Expect that I will have to borrow some for a short time.
Business is some better than when you was here though I have had some awful dull days. I wrote to Jenkins jest before you came home, and the letter came back a few days ago. Had been opened through mistake. I wrote him again and sent the returned letter also.
I got a report from the manager of that oil corporation. He informs me that they have secured a number of royalties in the Crane County oil fields and urges me to hold onto shares, that we will begin to receive dividends soon. They have spread out over parts of La., Okla and Texas.
Reter [Reta] is getting along fine with the measles. Karl nor Vane hasn't tuck [took] them yet. I have been doping them on sulpher [sulphur] and cream of tartar. Erie came over once to see about Reter. Will was over yesterday, the first time in about 3 months. they gone into the goat and hog business considerable. Had bad luck with the kids. That cold spell yesterday was a cold rain day and snowed a little about dark, but got considerable warmer before day and is clearing off now.
Hern has put up a scating [skating] rink here and quite a number are going around with broken arms, and no money to pay their honest debts.
I noticed in the papers that they have sent a lot of Rangers to McCamey to assist in keeping order, and about a number of people getting bit by mad dogs, and that the sheriff and his posse is killing all of the dogs in Crane County.
Emer [Emma?] was sick last Sunday. They think that it is another attack of gall stones like she had about 20 years ago.
Write soon.

F.S.Taylor

P.S. Have rheumatism in both ankles yet to some extent but does not hinder me from getting around.

31st President of the United States
Herbert Hoover
March 4, 1929
Marriage
Quality of data: primary evidence
Citation details: Bk # 1, pg 223
Note: Mary Kirkley Hunt was a widow with 9 children. She was F. S. Taylors 4th wife late in life. She was a "mail order bride". In Erie's letter to Jewell on March 15, 1930 she wrote, " Pa said he was going to Austin Sun to meet his widow. she lives near Houstin. I disremember the place. Her name is Mary T. Hunt and he has never seen her I saw her picture. she is a nice looking woman only has a rather hard look she aims to stay a few days and see how they like each other. If they suite they will marry, if not she will go back. He wants me to see them married."
Family census
Citation details: page 1
Note: in hh 6-9 as F. S. Taylor 79 age at 1st marriage 16 KY-KY-KY, Mary T. Taylor 63 age at 1st marriage 14 SC-SC-SC; in same house (hh 6-10) were Carl G. Wilks 23 age at 1st marriage 19 TX-TX-AR, Cora M. 20 age at 1st marriage 16 TX-TX-AL, Gleen N. 1 4/12 TX-TX-TX, Vane 20 TX-TX-AR; on p. 1
Baptism of a granddaughter
Quality of data: primary evidence
Note: Baptised by Bro. Rose during a meeting. Also baptised were Loma [Loma Irene Smith, future wife of Marl Vane Wilks] and "Grandma" [Mary Talula Kirkley Taylor]
Death of a daughter
Address: Hamilton, Hamilton County, Texas, USA
Cause: diabetis
Text:

Informant: H. C. Simpson, her husband, Hamilton County, Texas, USA

Citation details: Memorial# 59246435. Added 26 SEP 2010 by Elreeta Weathers.
Quality of data: image
Citation details: certificate# 53233/49350
Burial of a daughter
Cemetery: IOOF Cemetery
Address: Row 3, Grave 53. Hamilton, Hamilton County, Texas, USA. IOOF Cemetery has no official entrance or signs. The cemetery is located north of the courthouse on N. Rice St. (Hwy 281). The IOOF occupies all of the space on North Rice Street between Ranglers Convenience Store and the United Primitive Baptist Church.
Citation details: Memorial# 59246435. Added 26 SEP 2010 by Elreeta Weathers.
Citation details: certificate 53233/49350
Marriage of a granddaughter
Citation details: Texas-EASy, Film# 1671495, Reference# Record#1 pg 280
Source: Reta Wilks Ross
Text:

married by Walter Everett, a gospel minister and barber at his home in Burnet, Burnet, Texas, USA.

Citation details: Summer 1968
32nd President of the United States
Franklin D Roosevelt
March 4, 1933
Marriage of a grandson
British King
George V
from May 6, 1910 to January 20, 1936
Occupation
Merchant
before December 4, 1936
Citation details: Certificate # 58347
British King
Edward VII
from January 20, 1936 to December 11, 1936
Number of marriages
4
Number of children
Death
December 4, 19366:00 a.m. Age: 85 years, 8 months, 21 days
Cause of death: Valvular heart disease
Citation details: Certificate # 58347
Text:

Informant: C. J. Taylor, his son Charles Jenkins Taylor

Burial
December 5, 1936 (1 day after death)
Cemetery: Post Mountain Cemetery
Address: Block 018, Lot 06, Plot 04, Traveling west on Highway 29 (Buchanan Drive) approximately two miles from the intersection of Highways 281 and 29in Burnet, turn left onto Southland Drive and then left again on the first road to the left. At end of road turn right into cemetery.
Citation details: Certificate # 58347
Note: tombstone inscription: F. S. Taylor; Mar. 14, 1851; Dec. 4, 1936.
Family with parents
father
1848-05-01 Tarlton Taylor-Certificate of Ordination
18281867
Birth: May 1, 1828 35 30 Grant, Kentucky, USA
Death: July 30, 1867Cherokee, Kansas, USA
mother
Catherine Bodkin Taylor
18311920
Birth: June 20, 1831 61 36 Harrison, Kentucky, USA
Death: November 17, 1920Stephens, Oklahoma, USA
Marriage MarriageDecember 25, 1849Harrison, Kentucky, USA
15 months
himself
Ferdinando San Francisco Taylor
18511936
Birth: March 14, 1851 22 19 Harrison, Kentucky, USA
Death: December 4, 1936Burnet, Burnet, Texas, USA
2 years
younger brother
18531930
Birth: March 12, 1853 24 21 Harrison, Kentucky, USA
Death: between February 1920 and 1930Italy, Hill, Texas, USA
2 years
younger brother
Renus Romulus Lycurgus Taylor & Marie Elizabeth Thomas Taylor
18551951
Birth: June 7, 1855 27 23 Harrison, Kentucky, USA
Death: February 16, 1951Comanche, Stephens, Oklahoma, USA
3 years
younger brother
18571858
Birth: December 12, 1857 29 26 Grayson, Texas, USA
Death: March 27, 1858Grayson, Texas, USA
15 months
younger sister
Elizabeth Ellen Jane Taylor Prewitt
18591918
Birth: March 18, 1859 30 27 Grayson, Texas, USA
Death: 1918Berclair, Goliad, Texas, USA
3 years
younger brother
18611942
Birth: November 17, 1861 33 30 Texas, USA
Death: January 29, 1942Houston, Harris, Texas, USA
3 years
younger brother
18641906
Birth: August 15, 1864 36 33 Grayson, Texas, USA
Death: October 22, 1906Bosque, Texas, USA
3 years
younger sister
18671884
Birth: July 22, 1867 39 36 Grayson, Texas, USA
Death: July 30, 1884
Family with Elizabeth Goen
himself
Ferdinando San Francisco Taylor
18511936
Birth: March 14, 1851 22 19 Harrison, Kentucky, USA
Death: December 4, 1936Burnet, Burnet, Texas, USA
wife
Elizabeth Goen
18401884
Birth: September 3, 1840 30 23 Carr Township, Jackson, Indiana, USA
Death: August 9, 1884Bell, Texas, USA
Marriage MarriageDecember 8, 1867Cooke, Texas, USA
1 year
daughter
Taylor Sisters 1859
18681951
Birth: November 19, 1868 17 28 Clay, Missouri, USA
Death: February 19, 1951Hamilton, Hamilton, Texas, USA
13 months
daughter
Taylor Sisters 1859
18691930
Birth: December 4, 1869 18 29 Bell, Texas, USA
Death: November 12, 1930Hamilton, Hamilton, Texas, USA
18 months
son
Johna Newton Taylor & Cassandra [Cassie] May Winters Taylor ca 1890
18711945
Birth: June 10, 1871 20 30 Bell, Texas, USA
Death: February 22, 1945Lometa, Lampasas, Texas, USA
23 months
son
18731873
Birth: April 16, 1873 22 32 Texas, USA
Death: June 7, 1873Texas, USA
1 month
daughter
18731873
Birth: May 3, 1873 22 32 Texas, USA
Death: May 3, 1873Texas, USA
2 years
daughter
Taylor Sisters 1859
18751910
Birth: August 15, 1875 24 34 Texas, USA
Death: February 9, 1910Loraine, Mitchell, Texas, USA
21 months
son
Asa Hampton & Bertha Elizabeth McCarty Taylor
18771944
Birth: April 28, 1877 26 36 Texas, USA
Death: December 1, 1944Hamilton, Hamilton, Texas, USA
2 years
daughter
Taylor Sisters 1859
18791970
Birth: April 26, 1879 28 38 Texas, USA
Death: September 2, 1970Bandon, Coos, Oregon, USA
23 months
daughter
Erie Catharine Taylor Wilks
18811951
Birth: March 29, 1881 30 40 Washington, Arkansas, USA
Death: August 30, 1951Gorman, Eastland, Texas, USA
Family with Rosa Anna McLaughlin
himself
Ferdinando San Francisco Taylor
18511936
Birth: March 14, 1851 22 19 Harrison, Kentucky, USA
Death: December 4, 1936Burnet, Burnet, Texas, USA
wife
Rosa Anna McLaughlin Taylor
18511913
Birth: May 16, 1851 51 48 Vernon, Hickman, Tennessee, USA
Death: February 13, 1913Dublin, Erath, Texas, USA
Marriage MarriageJuly 20, 1890Erath, Texas, USA
9 months
daughter
Rosa Jewel Taylor_Wink,TX_ca 1912
18911969
Birth: April 14, 1891 40 39 Carlton, Hamilton, Texas, USA
Death: November 19, 1969Burnet, Burnet, Texas, USA
3 years
son
Charles Jenkins "Buck" Taylor & Alice Juanita Stedman Taylor Tombstone
18941971
Birth: May 28, 1894 43 43 Carlton, Hamilton, Texas, USA
Death: October 30, 1971Burnet, Burnet, Texas, USA
Family with Alice
himself
Ferdinando San Francisco Taylor
18511936
Birth: March 14, 1851 22 19 Harrison, Kentucky, USA
Death: December 4, 1936Burnet, Burnet, Texas, USA
ex-wife
Marriage Marriagebetween May 1913 and December 13, 1922
Divorce Divorceafter December 13, 1922Paris, Edgar, Illinois, USA
Family with Mary Talula Kirkley
himself
Ferdinando San Francisco Taylor
18511936
Birth: March 14, 1851 22 19 Harrison, Kentucky, USA
Death: December 4, 1936Burnet, Burnet, Texas, USA
wife
Mary Talula Kirkley Quine Hunt Taylor
18661946
Birth: October 7, 1866 28 24 Sumpter, Sumpter, South Carolina, USA
Death: December 3, 1946Mahl, Nacogdoches, Texas, USA
Marriage MarriageMarch 21, 1930Burnet, Texas, USA
Francis Marion Quine + Mary Talula Kirkley
wife’s husband
18491912
Birth: November 12, 1849Vicksburg, Warren, Mississippi, USA
Death: January 1, 1912Mahl, Nacogdoches, Texas, USA
wife
Mary Talula Kirkley Quine Hunt Taylor
18661946
Birth: October 7, 1866 28 24 Sumpter, Sumpter, South Carolina, USA
Death: December 3, 1946Mahl, Nacogdoches, Texas, USA
Marriage MarriageNovember 10, 1880Falls, Texas, USA
stepson
stepdaughter
18851886
Birth: May 24, 1885 35 18 USA
Death: July 26, 1886USA
7 years
stepson
1891
Birth: about 1891 41 24 Texas, USA
Death:
4 years
stepson
1894
Birth: about 1894 44 27 Texas, USA
Death:
3 years
stepdaughter
1896
Birth: about 1896 46 29 Texas, USA
Death:
3 years
stepson
18981984
Birth: August 27, 1898 48 31 Texas, USA
Death: February 1984Texas, USA
3 years
stepdaughter
1901
Birth: about 1901 51 34 Texas, USA
Death:
5 years
stepdaughter
1905
Birth: about 1905 55 38 Texas, USA
Death:
R. L. Hunt + Mary Talula Kirkley
wife’s husband
1866
Birth: about 1866
Death:
wife
Mary Talula Kirkley Quine Hunt Taylor
18661946
Birth: October 7, 1866 28 24 Sumpter, Sumpter, South Carolina, USA
Death: December 3, 1946Mahl, Nacogdoches, Texas, USA
Marriage MarriageSeptember 29, 1912Nacogdoches, Texas, USA
Birth
Citation details: Certificate # 58347
Immigration
Census
Citation details: page 96 and page 97
Text:

Enumerator: T. W. Randolph, Ass't Marshal
Page stamped "182"

Marriage
Citation details: film# 1290675
Family census
Citation details: page 374A
Marriage
Citation details: Film# 1026025
Citation details: Page: p. 128, a Journal of Erie Catharine Taylor Wilks
Family residence
Quality of data: secondary evidence
Citation details: pages 129
Citation details: uploaded on June 15, 2010 published by the Texas State Historical Association-hns75
Quality of data: primary evidence
Note: Staff, on Lake Leon just off Farm Road 2214 in east central Eastland County, developed with the construction of the Round Mountain Baptist Church in 1896. In 1897 Ferdinando S. Taylor became the first postmaster, the post office was discontinued in 1908. In 1940 the settlement had two stores and sixty residents. The population was sixty-five in 1980 and 1990
Family census
Citation details: Sheet 12B
Text:

Supervisor's District 4
Enumeration District 112
Enumerator: J. P. Grundy

Quality of data: census image
Family residence
Family census
Marriage
Quality of data: primary evidence
Census
Citation details: page 68
Divorce
Quality of data: primary evidence
Letter
Text:

Burnet, Tex.
1-22-28
Dear Daughter,
I will proceed to answer your letter that I received yesterday. I was rushed so yesterday that I cashed the check before I read all of the letter.
They fixed up a note and had me to sign it for you and had me to sign it as a surety. If there is anything behind I will deposit some for you. I have some saved up to pay on the note. I think that I can get considerable more together this week: will have about $40.00 come in the 2nd on new accounts but will be too late for the note. Expect that I will have to borrow some for a short time.
Business is some better than when you was here though I have had some awful dull days. I wrote to Jenkins jest before you came home, and the letter came back a few days ago. Had been opened through mistake. I wrote him again and sent the returned letter also.
I got a report from the manager of that oil corporation. He informs me that they have secured a number of royalties in the Crane County oil fields and urges me to hold onto shares, that we will begin to receive dividends soon. They have spread out over parts of La., Okla and Texas.
Reter [Reta] is getting along fine with the measles. Karl nor Vane hasn't tuck [took] them yet. I have been doping them on sulpher [sulphur] and cream of tartar. Erie came over once to see about Reter. Will was over yesterday, the first time in about 3 months. they gone into the goat and hog business considerable. Had bad luck with the kids. That cold spell yesterday was a cold rain day and snowed a little about dark, but got considerable warmer before day and is clearing off now.
Hern has put up a scating [skating] rink here and quite a number are going around with broken arms, and no money to pay their honest debts.
I noticed in the papers that they have sent a lot of Rangers to McCamey to assist in keeping order, and about a number of people getting bit by mad dogs, and that the sheriff and his posse is killing all of the dogs in Crane County.
Emer [Emma?] was sick last Sunday. They think that it is another attack of gall stones like she had about 20 years ago.
Write soon.

F.S.Taylor

P.S. Have rheumatism in both ankles yet to some extent but does not hinder me from getting around.

Marriage
Quality of data: primary evidence
Citation details: Bk # 1, pg 223
Family census
Citation details: page 1
Occupation
Citation details: Certificate # 58347
Death
Citation details: Certificate # 58347
Text:

Informant: C. J. Taylor, his son Charles Jenkins Taylor

Burial
Citation details: Certificate # 58347
Note
Citation details: page 112
Note
Citation details: page 34
Immigration

by ship down the Mississippi River to New Orleans, back up the Red River to Shreveport, then across to Sherman, TX, by wagon

Census

in hh 645 657 Tarlton J. Taylor, Age: 35, Male, Minister, $1495/$3132, KY; Catharine Taylor, Age: 30, Female, Domestic, KY; Ferdinando Taylor, Age: 9, Male, KY; Andrew J. Taylor, Age: 7, Male, KY; Romulus L. Taylor, Age: 6, Male, KY; [page 97] Elizabeth E. Taylor, Age: 1, Female, TX; Mary J. Ausburn, Age: 22, Female, White, Domestic, KY

My Family.com (Ancestry.com) has combined pages 69/70 with pages 96/97 in the 1860 Census of Grayson County, Texas. Page 69/70 in hh 455-457 were Tho. Newton and his family along with M. B. Farris and family in hh 455-458 and Wm. M. Taylor and family in 455-459 (3 families all living in 455). Tarlton J. Taylor and his family are found on pages 96/97 in hh 645-657.

Marriage

1st wife

Immigration

three weeks after returning from taking his aged mother to Missouri to her daughters' home, per notes made on Bible page by his daughter Erie Catharine Taylor Wilks, copy in possession of Doris Ross Johnston

Family census

in hh 23-23 was Ferdinan Taylor,Head, Married, Male, White, Age: 28, Farmer, KY KY KY; Elizabeth, Wife, Married, Female, White, Age: 38, Keeping house, IN NC Canada; Manda E., Daughter, Single, Female, White, Age: 11, Attending school, MO KY IN; Arrena G., Daughter, Single, Female, White, Age: 10, Attending school, TX KY IN; John Newton, Son, Single, Male, White, Age: 9, Attending school, TX KY IN; Genirah, Daughter, Single, Female, White, Age: 4, TX KY IN; Asa H., Son, Single, Male, White, Age: 3, TX KY IN; Levi, Daughter, Single, Female, White, Age: 1, TX KY IN.

Nextdoor was his father's sister, Mary Jane Osburn and husband Doctor I. Osburn from KY, two children, and their nephew.

Three houses later was his brother R. L. Taylor, and next to him, his widowed mother Catherine (Botkin) Taylor with three children.

Marriage

2nd wife, 2 children; they married the second of four years Ferdinando lived at Blue Ridge, Hamilton, Texas, USA

Family residence

Staff, on Lake Leon just off Farm Road 2214 in east central Eastland County, developed with the construction of the Round Mountain Baptist Church in 1896. In 1897 Ferdinando S. Taylor became the first postmaster, the post office was discontinued in 1908. In 1940 the settlement had two stores and sixty residents. The population was sixty-five in 1980 and 1990

Family census

in 193 198 as Taylor, Ferdinando F., Head, White, Male, Born: Mch 1851, Age: 49, Married: 10 yrs, KY KY KY, Merchant, Can read write & speak English, Home: own, mortgaged, farm# 188; Rosie O., Wife, White, Female, Born: May 1851, Age: 49, Married: 10 yrs; Children born: 2, Children living: 2, TN PA NC, Can read write & speak English; Rosie J., Daughter, White, Female, Born: Apl 1891, Age: 9, Single, TX KY TN; Charles J., Son, White, Male, Born: May 1894, Age: 6, Single, TX KY TN; Erie C., Daughter, White, Female, Born: Mch 1881, Age: 19, Single, AR KY IN.

Family residence

where he put in a store and a Post Office, on land he bought from J. R. Milam

Family census

in hh 114-115 as F. W. Taylor head 59 KY-KY-KY, Rosa A. wife 59 TN-PA-NC, Jewel daughter 19 TX-KY-TN, Jenkins son 15 TX-KY-TN

Marriage

Ann Taylor Nelson found these two documents among her father's papers [Charles Jenkins Taylor] in a trunk in her fathers house in Burnet, Texas, concerning an unknown marriage of her grandfather, F.S. Taylor. At this time this is all that is known of Alice Taylor.

Census

in hh 107-110 as FS Taylor head 68 KY-KY-KY farmer, daughter Jewel 28 TX-KY-LA teacher, Roltie (?) School

Divorce

Letter from Mrs. Alice Taylor to Mr. F. S. Taylor:
"Mr. F.S.Taylor, Lampasas, Texas.
"I am sending you the notary papers for you to sign before the divorce decree can be granted. Please sign and return to me or any lawyer immediately. Mrs. Alice Taylor, 418 West Washington Str., Paris, Ill."

Marriage

Mary Kirkley Hunt was a widow with 9 children. She was F. S. Taylors 4th wife late in life. She was a "mail order bride". In Erie's letter to Jewell on March 15, 1930 she wrote, " Pa said he was going to Austin Sun to meet his widow. she lives near Houstin. I disremember the place. Her name is Mary T. Hunt and he has never seen her I saw her picture. she is a nice looking woman only has a rather hard look she aims to stay a few days and see how they like each other. If they suite they will marry, if not she will go back. He wants me to see them married."

Family census

in hh 6-9 as F. S. Taylor 79 age at 1st marriage 16 KY-KY-KY, Mary T. Taylor 63 age at 1st marriage 14 SC-SC-SC; in same house (hh 6-10) were Carl G. Wilks 23 age at 1st marriage 19 TX-TX-AR, Cora M. 20 age at 1st marriage 16 TX-TX-AL, Gleen N. 1 4/12 TX-TX-TX, Vane 20 TX-TX-AR; on p. 1

Burial

tombstone inscription: F. S. Taylor; Mar. 14, 1851; Dec. 4, 1936.

Note

An article in the Burnet Bulletin read,
"Inasmuch as many items of interest in F. S. Taylor's life were unknown to the mass of people of Burnet County, we think it is not amiss to mention a few of them. F. S. Taylor was born March 14, 1851, in Harrison County, Kentucky in the Blue Grass Region. He came to Texas with his father and mother, by ship, down the Mississippi River, to New Orleans in 1856. Back up Red River to Shreveport, then across to Sherman, Texas, by wagon. T. J. Taylor, father of F. S. Taylor, was one of the pioneer preachers and school teachers of Texas. He also owned a sheep and cattle ranch and made Kentucky saddle horses a specialty.
"Young Ferdinand (F. S.) began tending sheep as early as seven years of age, and at the age of twelve was attending a herd of 5000 head of sheep, much of the time alone. His father hauled the bulk of their freight from Jefferson by wagon.
"F. S. Taylor was successful as a small farmer for many years. In addition to his farming, he ran a store in Erath County at Pervis. Erath at that date was considered a pioneer county.
"He lived one year in Missouri, also one in Arkansas, both of which were made from Texas by wagon. He settled a new farm and established a store and Post Office at Staff, in Eastland County. Also ran a successful store at Payne Gap, Mills County, Texas. Established a store and Post Office at Dell in Bosque County. Also one at Hucal in Summerville [sic] County. He was thrice sent as a delegate to Populist National Conventions at the following places: Austin, Galveston, and Fort Worth, Texas. Another time he went to Cincinnati, Ohio. He took an untiring interest in whatever he conceived to be the welfare of the community, state and nation. He was an active member of The Farmers Alliance and as such contributed to the building of the factory at Marble Falls.
"He traveled over practically all of Texas, much of New Mexico, Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas and finally chose Burnet County as the place most suited for his last rest. He was a zealous contender for the Christian faith. Absolutely frank and honest in word and deed, and any mistakes he made in life were of the head and not of the heart.
"A FRIEND"

Note

Sold out and started for the Indian Territory but turned back at the Red River. He bought a crop near Forrestburg, Montague County, Texas, harvested the crop there and moved to Eulogy, Bosque County, Texas.

He established a post office and store

Note

Excerpt from TARLTON JONES TAYLOR'S ANCESTRY AND DESCENDANTS 1500-1986, by Gorden Jefferson Gatewood (1900-1987)

Gorden Gatewood wrote, "FERNANDO SAN FRANCISCO TAYLOR (spelled as found in family Bible), first child and first son of Tarlton Jones Taylor and Catherine Bodkin. He was born in Harrison Co., KY, and was five years old when the family moved from the Kentucky Blue Grass Region to the Black Lands of Texas. F. S. Taylor, herein and henceforth referred to as Uncle Ferd.

Uncle Ferd was a migratory individual. The grass appeared to be greener some other place than where he was situated at the time. To get a detailed account of his meanderings, read, The Erie Catherine Taylor - William Wesley Wilks Family, by Doris Ross Brock Johnston, a great-granddaughter and a careful researcher.

He had a monumental task thrust upon him when his father was murdered. Being the oldest child and son, he had the monumental task of helping his mother with managing the farm and caring for the little ones, his brothers and sisters. Then he married 12 Nov 1867. So he had the added responsibility of his own family.

In 1868 Great-Grandma Taylor [Catharine Bodkin/Botkin] rented her place in Grayson Co., TX, and moved to Clay Co., MO, to be near her sister and some more of her relatives. Uncle Ferd and wife [Elizabeth Goen] went with them. They stayed in Missouri about a year. Then pulled stakes and moved to Bell Co., TX. Uncle Ferd's father-in-law was living there then. They settled in the Moffat community of Bell Co. Great-grandma, Catherine seemed to put her roots down in the Moffat community.

Ferd Taylor was on the Tax Roll of McLennan Co., TX, 1880. They left Carlton, Hamilton Co., TX, in the fall of 1880 bound for Arkansas. Bought land in Washington Co. near Cincinnati, AR. Here a daughter, Erie Catharine, their youngest child, was born.

They sold out and started back to Texas during the summer, having stayed there less than a year. Back in Texas they picked cotton a while near Montague, thence to Hill Co. and purchased 60 acres of fine black land near Hillsboro. In about two years, he sold out in Hill Co. and went to Lampasas, TX, camped in a grove of pecan trees on Sulphur Creek on the north side of town (the trees are still there, 1985).

From thence to Troy, Bell Co. At Troy, Elizabeth Goen Taylor died, leaving Uncle Ferd with seven children, the oldest of which was sixteen. He left Troy in the fall of 1884 intending to go to Young Co., TX, and purchase school land. He stopped by a friend's house near Alexander, Erath Co. The friend persuaded him to rent some of his land. Lived there a year, then moved to another place nearby where they lived for a year or two. Thence to Indian Gap in Hamilton Co. In 1888 they started to Young and Stephens Cos. prospecting. They picked cotton in the fall of 1888 and eventually wound up back in Hamilton Co. in the Blue Ridge Community. [This is the place Erie described as their happiest.]

Uncle Ferd married Rose Anna "Rosa" McLaughlin 1890. His second daughter [Arrena Goen Taylor] married in 1890. He purchased a place near Carlton, Hamilton Co., lived there a year or two [his and Rosa's two children, Rosa Jewel and Charles Jenkins Taylor, were born there], sold out in July of 1894 and started for the Indian Territory but turned back at the Red River. He bought a crop near Forrestburg, Montague Co., TX, harvested the crop there and moved to Eulogy, Bosque Co., TX. He did not find anything there that suited him. Again they wound up in Hamilton Co. and purchased raw land near Olin. Improved the place and made two crops there. One year was dry and the other was stormy.

From Blue Ridge in Hamilton Co. they moved to Eastland Co., where he purchased land, built a new house and crib. Here he was instrumental in establishing a Post Office, Staff [Apr 1897]. He also ran a store in conjunction with the post office.

All of the family liked Eastland Co. except Uncle Ferd. Sold out there and wound up at Payne's Gap in Mills Co. They lived at Payne's Gap three years. Sold out and went to Floyd Co. on the High Plains of Texas. Didn't like there because he could not raise cotton. So they returned to Bosque Co. and purchased land eight miles west of Meridian. Here he ran a store and also helped establish the post office of Dell, TX.

F. S. Taylor stayed at Dell eight months, sold out and went to Motley Co., TX. Didn't like there so he traveled over the plains for quite some time, was at Lubbock, TX, in 1901, a village of about 200 people. At that time the business section of town contained "a general store, a drug store, a saddle and harness shop, one blacksmith shop, a livery stable, a wagon yard, two feed stores, a hotel, one or two restaurants, two cattlemen's supply stores, a post office, school house, and two or three saloons and gambling houses, a railroad and station. The houses were all made of lumber and rather small. A few two-story houses. If they ever had church, they had it in the school house, said Erie Catharine Taylor Wilks; who was twenty years of age at that time.

From Lubbock they went by the Yellow House Ranch, thence westward to New Mexico. At the Horn Ranch fifty miles east of the Pecos River some of them drank too much water from an alkaline lake, and some became ill. "That night Brother Jeff Lean got awfully sick. Amy Hall, Sister Richardson, and myself went out to Mr. Horn's house to get some medicine for him. We didn't know how ranchers felt about farmers. They gave us the medicine but let us know they didn't want farmers in the country," Erie wrote.

The wagon train traveled westward to Fort Sumner, then to Santa Rosa, thence towards Las Vegas, NM. On the way they met a Mr. Laird and family returning. His remarks about the country were not at all complimentary. The men stood around and talked for a couple of hours. Some wanted to go on, others wanted to turn back. Finally they decided to let Erie decide which way to go. Uncle Ferd came to her wagon and said, "Erie, we have decided to follow you." She studied a few minutes, realizing winter was coming on, money was running low, there were little ones in the group. They were in the mountains with no protection except their wagons. If misfortune befell some, it would be her fault. She turned her team and wagon around and started back.

They landed in Hamilton Co. at Payne's Gap and bought the place they had sold. From Payne's Gap, they moved to Somervell Co. and bought land from J. R. Milam. He built a new house, mended the fences, and established a post office at Hucal, TX. He also had a country store. While living at Hucal, they worshipped at Chalk Mtn., Erath Co.

I don't know where Uncle Ferd went from Hucal, but in 1918 he was living a mile or so east of Hico in Hamilton Co. During peanut harvesting season in the fall of 1918, my father sent me to Hico with a four-horse load of thrashed peanuts and to secure supplies for the thrasher. . . Returning from Hico the next morning I saw Uncle Ferd was in his front yard when I approached his home, which was beside the road. I stopped and talked with him for about thirty minutes. He was an interesting person . . . did not talk down to young people. That is the last time I saw him.

However, he remained in Hamilton Co. a year or two then migrated to Burnet Co. [abt 1921], where he spent his declining years . . . He was an active member of the Farmers Alliance and represented the Alliance at National conventions at Austin, Galveston, and Fort Worth, TX. Another time he represented them at Cincinnati, OH. He always worked for the improvement of his community. He was faithful to the Lord all the days of his life.

Burial
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Ferdinando San Francisco Taylor
Ferdinando San Francisco Taylor
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Ferdinando San Francisco Taylor Tombstone
Ferdinando San Francisco Taylor Tombstone
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F.S. Taylor- age 17_1868
F.S. Taylor- age 17_1868
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1895-11-13 FS Taylor's Family Bible Birth Records
1895-11-13 FS Taylor's Family Bible Birth Records
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1930 F. S. Taylor Burnet Home
1930 F. S. Taylor Burnet Home
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1930 F.S. Taylor Burnet Home Colorized
1930 F.S. Taylor Burnet Home Colorized
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Taylor Sisters 1859
Taylor Sisters 1859
Note: Left to Right - Back row 1. Amanda Elizabeth Taylor 2. Generrah "Ginny" Taylor 3. Arrena "Rena" Goen Taylor. Front row 1. Erie Catharine Taylor 2. Levia Taylor
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James Vance McLean (1854–1944) Marcus Monroe McLean (1872–1934) Lossie Myrtle Perry (1889–1983) Rosa Jewel Taylor (1891–1969) Tommy Dale Corner (1932–1933) Sarah Amanda McLean (1846–1912) French Augustus Osborne (1894–1951) Sarah Jane McLean (1846–1902) Lois Elsie Hitt (1913–1965) Tarlton Jones Taylor (1828–1867) Sam Gentry McLean (1895–1897) Samuel Price Wilks (1863–1940) Burt Aguaire (1887–1958) Sir Lachlan Mor (magnus) MacLean (1554–1598) Clara Wilks (1905–1991) Robert C. Wilks (1848–1896) William Corner (1819–1899) Clark Newman (1829–1909) Reta Vird Wilks (1911–1994) John Casbeer (1806–1877) Francis Marion Quine (1849–1912) Benjamin F. Wilks (1849–1924) David A Cole (1845–1924) Ashford Jackson Hendren (1857–1945) Lila Mae Hitt (1907–1999) Willie Herrin McLean (1879–1892) Levia Taylor (1879–1970) 1860 Census Collection for Owen County, Kentucky, USA Charles Richard LaBounty (1948–1971) Theodore F. Gross (1862–) Levi Grant Wilks (1872–1937) Infant Son Wilks (1871–1871) Francis H. Corner (1853–1911) Mary Ann Green (1881–1968) Loma Irene Smith (1915–2003) Sarah Ann Wilks (1866–1905) Myrl Jean Wilks (1916–2016) Gilbert William Taylor (1913–1974) Perry Alonzo McLean (1911–1999) Joseph Addison Stinson (1818–1867) Thomas Jefferson Hitt (1830–1891) Los Charlie Ross (1907–1977) Asa Hampton Taylor (1877–1944) Catherine Bodkin (Botkin) (1831–1920) Steven Jay Corner (1965–2010) Willie Earl Newman Sr (1926–1993)