1283 - 5/6/2013 6:29:55 PM - bt459@yahoo.com - Reddin Taylor is my great great grandfather. He was born 30 Aug 1811 in North Carolina and died 25 Sep 1889 in South Carolina. I am trying to find out who his parents are and any other family info. I saw a post earlier from another descendent of Reddin Taylor from the email address msmoe@worldnet.att.net . When I sent an email to this address it was returned. If this is you, please contact me.

1282 - 4/30/2013 4:28:39 PM - doznotexist@mtsonline.net - Any info on John R Taylor born 1818 in Whitestown, Pa. would be welcome. I believe he married a Mary (?). Together they had a daughter named Martha near Plum, Pa.

1281 - 4/29/2013 3:51:40 PM - antiestowe@gmail.com - I am wondering if you can help me locate infomation on my great great great grandfather John Taylor, who married Eliza Arthur. I have always been told that they were native americans. I believe they were Choctaw Indians, not exactly sure. Out of this union they had sons "Charles James Taylor" who was my great grandfather and "John Taylor". They possibly could have had other children. Charles James Taylor immigrated to Bermuda in the 1800's and married Jane Ann Alick. I would greatly appreciate any assistance you can offer me. Thanks!! Ianthia - hailing from the Bermuda Island of Bermuda.

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1279 - 4/3/2013 2:30:15 PM - herbglynda@cox.net - TAYLOR, JOHN W. I am looking for information about my great great grandfather, John W. Taylor, who married Cynthia J. Fletcher on December 24, 1864 in Van Buren Co., IA. My grandfather Zelmer (Taylor)Hughes was their offspring and was adopted by Cynthia Fletcher's sister, Mary A. Fletcher and her husband, Powell Waltrous Hughes in about 1880, when my grandfather was about 6 years old. I am trying to find out if one of the parents died during the period from 1874 to 1880. Does anyone have any information regarding John W. Taylor and Cynthia J. Fletcher, i.e., their parents, and if they had any other offspring

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1274 - 2/2/2013 9:02:13 PM - mwodonnell@midrivers.com - Looking for Taylor family related to a Martha A Taylor, born in South Carolina in 1823, married a John M Connett in Scott County, Indiana in 1843 and died in Albia, Momroe, Iowa in 1894

1273 - 1/22/2013 8:52:40 AM - xyzgraham@aol.com - I am researching my family tree and am a descendant of Captain Benjamin Clements, born in Ameilia Co. Virginia around 1700 and married to Susannah Hill. So far, I show his parents are listed as William Clements and Ann Taylor. I can find nothing on Ann Taylor and am hoping you might have some information. They probably would have been married in Ameilia or Orange Virginia somewhere around 1670-80

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1266 - 11/3/2012 3:15:21 PM - kdelanoy@antiochne.edu - One of my great, great grandfathers was George Michael Delanoy, married to Elizabeth Taylor. I am trying to find his father or mother. My information on Elizabeth Taylor is that her father was Pollywycopus William Taylor who was the youngest son of a British nobleman

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1246 - 9/23/2012 3:11:22 PM - olav.leeman@gmail.com - Looking for Emmalin Taylor (dob 02/20/84) whose father passed away in the middle of May 2012 and her mother on 4th of July 2012 (Paducah/Murray - KY area) Had last contact on July 29, 2012 by telephone. No idea if she is still alive, getting no responses at all on email or phone. Would appreciate any information.

1240 - 8/20/2012 10:40:14 AM - oleta472@aol.com - My grandmother was leola Winkler ahe married Zeb Farthing of Boone, NC. Her mother was lela Taylor,and her father was Randy Taylor and mother Rebecca Moody kirby.I think Kirby must have adopted her. I traces the mother side Moody back to Plyver Baeber born in 1740 in Augusta county, NC. I am still resurching the Taylor name.

1184 - 7/30/2012 3:19:56 PM - AngieMatoy@aol.com - I am looking for the parents of Cincinnatus Taylor. I believe his full name was Henry Cincinnatus Taylor, born around 1822.

1159 - 7/16/2012 11:30:48 AM - rwtjmt@sbcglobal.net - Looking for info for: Andrew Judson Taylor born in Pa. around 1836/7. Died in Ca in 1873. He had a cousin Benjamin Ethel Taylor born in Illinois around 1840/1847. For this reason it is believed A.J.Taylor spent a lot of years in Illinois before coming to California. The two knew one another and both worked on the Dougherty Ranch in the Amador valley (now Dublin, Alameda County) and are shown married with family in the 1870 census in Dougherty Station Murray Township, Alameda county. Benjamin was a foreman for the Dougherty Ranch beginning in the early 1860's and Andrew was a butcher. Andrew first shows up in California on the 1866 voter registry in Alameda County. Any help would be very much appreciated. This is my brick wall.

1158 - 7/12/2012 8:23:19 AM - jm77taylor@yahoo.com - I am looking for information about my grandparent, Jesse Love Taylor, born 1874-1950, parents. He lived in Dunklin County, Cardwell, MO, and married Nora Ann Whitehead from Malden. I believe his parents were born in Tennessee as shown on census but no names listed. I am trying to trace Taylor side of family. If anyone can help, I would appreciate it so much. The census shows he had a brother named Frank. On my grandfather's death certificate, it shows his father's name as Joe Taylor; no name is given for mother. Thank you

1157 - 7/2/2012 3:43:01 PM - benmel123@gmail.com - I am looking for information on William Jessie Taylor born in or about 1883 in Arkansas.. His children were Samuel, Horace, Francis, Jesie Lee, Dorothy and Harry - all born in Tennessee. He may have been adopted. Any help is greatly appreciated.

1156 - 6/17/2012 2:47:11 PM - attn.ttaylor@yahoo.com - Looking for info on the Taylor Brothers who died at the Alamo. Sons of Anson Taylor and Wife Elizabeth Maley Taylor. Parents had died before sons went to Alamo. What year they were married and how long? Info on the other children? Thanks. T.Taylor

1154 - 6/9/2012 10:58:24 AM - tanzy1511@hotmail.com - Looking for info on Thomas S Taylor born in N.C married Rebecca(Rebechkah) Powers. Prefer his parents information. This wass my great great great grandfather.

1153 - 6/5/2012 5:12:32 PM - thzepeda@yahoo.com - I am looking for infor. on my g grandmother. Her first names was Mary Jane. I have reason to believe her last name may have been Taylor. Does anyone have a Mary Jane Taylor born 1814 Virginia in their tree? She married a J. Hector in 1842 in Virginia.They had 2 children there before they migrated to Texas.

1151 - 6/3/2012 11:20:36 AM - spedmiller@aol.com - My great-grandfather was William L Taylor. He was born Jan 1855 in Mississippi and died in 1935 in Mississippi. He had several children including Pearl Taylor Clark from his second wife (unknown name-Last name may have been Taggard) I am looking for information on her and on William's anscestors. Thanks

1150 - 5/31/2012 4:40:17 PM - gregilliam@aol.com - I am looking for information on Joseph Taylor (abt 1748- abt 1829) of Cumberland County, VA. There appears to be conflicting published information. Any information will be appreciated.

1148 - 5/29/2012 12:36:02 PM - jtaylor1493@charter.net - I am still seeking information on G.W. (believed to be George Washington) Taylor. He is listed on the 1880 Sequatchie County census with wife Sarah Hatfield (according to marriage records Jan 1878)and son Henry C Taylor, District 4 Dunlap. Various reports show that he was born at or around 1855, in California. His father is listed as birthplace Arkansas and mother's birthplace as Tennessee. Henry C. Taylor was born 9 Dec 1880 in Sequatchie, and married Laura Elizabeth Prater (Prayter). These two are buried at New Center Baptist Church, Cemetery, in Hartselle, Alabama. Any and all information on G.W. Taylor will be greatly appreciated (especially a possible burial place.)

1146 - 5/21/2012 8:00:51 AM - itsmecac@yahoo.com - I am looking for information on the family of Timothy C. Taylor. Served in 13 regiment in Effington, NH (19 Aug 1862) on the Union side.

1142 - 5/11/2012 1:48:38 PM - bettytaylor@hctc.net - #117 was posted by me with my old e-address. It has changed and is no longer @omniglobal.net. Still have no info on John Marton Taylor, or where he came from. I know Arkansas, from Tennessee. But nothing else.

1129 - 3/31/2012 7:17:59 AM - grandmak33@yahoo.com - My family information is from the Scott-Holeman branch. Dorcas Ann married 1 - Strong Wood (Woods) about 1841 and they had a daughter, Mary Hannah Woods who married my Elisha Scott. Dorcas married 2nd Andrew Taylor and 3rd Thomas Holeman. The son of Thomas Holeman and Dorcas was my line, James P. Holeman. They are buried at the Creek Co. Oklahoma cem. Obituary of Dorcas Ann Holeman and Thomas Holeman. My Elisha Scott married the daughter of Dorcas and Strong Wood. ELISHA SCOTT Jr., b. 20 Jul 1840 in Boone Co.Indiana, d. Jan 1901 in Fall River,Kansas Father Elisha Scott Mother Mary A. married MARY HANNA WOOD,28 MAR 1864 b. 8 AUG 1843, Cincinnati,Hamilton,OH d. 27 Nov 1930, Fall River,Kansas Father of Mary Wood ... Strong Wood Mother of Mary Wood ... Dorcas Ann Taylor marriage of Elisha Scott and Mary Hannah Wood: The Fall River News, Friday, Jan. 11, 1901, Pg. 1 Vol. III, No. 14 Elisha Scott Was born in Boone county, Indiana, July 20th, 1840, emigrated with his parents to Laclede county, Mo., in the fall of 1850, united to the Christian church in 1858 or 59, being baptized in the Dry Glaze, volunteered in the Union army in June 1861; was mustered out November 20th, 1865, at Benton Barracks, Mo. Was married March 24th, 1864, to Miss Mary H. Wood, and moved to Greenwood county, Kansas, in April, 1883. “The first vote I ever cast was for Abraham Lincoln for his second term for president.” The above was written by Mr. Scott some time prior to his death,and in anticipation of that event, as he had been in very poor health for several years past. In fact more than a year ago it was not thought possible that he could live but a very short time. Consumption was the dreaded disease with which he had to contend. He died January 6th, 1901. His wife survives him. No man in our town was held in higher esteem then was Elisha Scott. In his death the community loses a good citizen. I have photo's of the grave stone http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/civilwar/images/Elisha%20Scott.JPG Holeman - Dec. 15, 1899 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Levi Morgan, Mrs. Dorcas Ann Holeman died. Dorcas Ann Taylor was born in Hopkins County, Kentucky, Dec. 18, 1820, henco lacked just three days of being 79 years of age. The greater part of her early life was spent in Union County, KY, while yet in Kentucky she married Thomas Holeman with whom she lived until his death the 12th of last September. With her husband she removed from Kentucky to Missouri in 1856 where they remained unil 1880 when they came to Kansas settling in this county near Fall River. They remained here until a few years ago they went to the Indian Territory. They returned to Fall River last September about a week before Mr. Holeman's death. She leaves eight children, five sons, and three daughters. The sons a re in the Indian Territory and Oklahoma; one daughter, Mrs. Roles is in Oregon, and two , Mrs. Elisha Scott and Mrs. Levi Morgan are here. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Masters, of the New Lig ht Church, of which denomination Mrs. Holeman was a member. She had pass ed her allotted "three score and ten" and was ready and willing to enter upon her eternal rest. Obituary taken from the Fall River, KS News 1899 Obituary Sept. 12 1890 at the home of Elisha Scott, in this city, Rev. Thomas Holeman died, in the 80th year of his age. Mr. Holeman lived in this community for many years until some 12 years ago he removed to Arkansas. He went from there to the Indian Territory, where he had lived since. He came back to Fall River a week before his death. He had been a minister of the gospel for about 60 years. He leaves an aged wife who was with him at the time of his death, and who is in quite poor health. Also a daughter here, Mrs. Levi Morgan; a step daughter, Mrs. E. Scott at whose home he died and several sons in the Indian Territory. The funeral sermon was prsented Wednesday by Elder Masters of Fredonia. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ from Find A Grave: Dorcas Ann Taylor Holeman Birth: Dec. 18, 1820 Hopkins County Kentucky, USA Death: Dec. 15, 1899 Fall River Greenwood County Kansas, USA Wife of Thomas Holeman Age 78yr. 1mo. 27da. Dorcas Ann Taylor was born in Hopkins County, Kentucky, Dec.18,1820, hence lacked three days of being 79 years of age. The greater part of her early life was spent in Union County, Kentucky, while yet in Kentucky she married Thomas Holeman with who she lived until his death the 12th of last September. With her husband she removed from Kentucky to Missouri in 1856 where she remained until 1880 when they came to Kansas settling in this county near Fall River. They remained here until a few years ago they went to the Indian Territory. They returned to Fall River last September about a week before Mr. Holeman's death. She leaves eight children, five sons, and three daughters. The sons are in the Indian Territory and Oklahoma; one daughter, Mrs. Roles is in Oregon, and two, Mrs. Elisha Scott and Mrs. Levi Morgan are here. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Masters, of the New Light Church, of which denomination Mrs. Holeman was a member. She has passed her allotted "three score and ten" and was ready willing to enter upon her eternal rest. Obituary taken from the Fall River, KS News 1899 Holeman-Dec 15th, 1899 Mrs. Dorcas Ann Holeman died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Levi Morgan. Dorcus was married to Strong Wood and they had a daughter, Mary Hannah Wood. Info provided by Bev Kendall Family links: Spouses: Thomas Holeman (1821 - 1899) Andrew Taylor (1820 - 1847)* Children: Mary Hannah Wood Scott (1843 - 1930)* Andrew Taylor (1846 - 1947)* Lydia Jane Holeman Morgan (1849 - 1917)* James Phillip Holeman (1850 - 1919)* John Squire Holeman (1853 - 1935)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Charleston Cemetery Fall River Greenwood County Kansas, USA Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?] Created by: Judy Record added: Jun 02, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 53170253

1118 - 3/14/2012 6:49:16 AM - craigandladeen@gmail.com - I am searching for information on my Taylor line. I need information for a Thomas N. Taylor who was my great grandfather. He would have been born around 1853. He was living with his mother, Manerva (Bell) Taylor in his grandmothers home (Eliza Bell) in District 2 Alcorn, Mississippi in the 1880 census. Both his mother, Manerva and grandmother, Eliza were widows. Also living in the home was Manerva's sister Paralee (Bell) Beard who was also a widow. The census states Thomas N Taylor was born in Missouri, his father was born in NC and his mother Manerva was born in AL. Thomas N Taylor married Paralee Broadaway who was 16 on the 1880 census in Alcorn living with her sister Emaline (Broadaway) Bell. Emaline was married to Manerva's brother Cornelius C Bell. Thomas and Paralee had a son Earl Thomas Taylor 1884 in Mississippi and then moved to Arkansas, Saline, Sevier area where the remaining children were born. Paralee is a widow in the 1910 census in Saline, Arkansas with 4 of her children at home. In the 1860 census Manerva (Manney Tayler) and Thomas are living with David and Eliza Bell in Tishomingo Mississippi. Also is a sister Ann E. "Tayler". Please, I would appreciate any information in tracing this Taylor famly line. I would very much like to know who Thomas' father was and the line back. Please if anyone connects let me know. Living next to the Bell family in the 1860 census is an Eliza Taylor age 31 and family. Could Manerva have married a Taylor connected to her? Any information is appreciated. Thank you.

1117 - 3/11/2012 6:16:05 PM - bstockham6@gmail.com - I am looking for information on my 2nd great grandfather Henry Rufus Taylor. (he went by Rufus) I know he was born on March 12, 1859, in Tennessee. I have a death certificate that states he was born in "Knocksville" I have found him in the 1900, 1910, 1920 census and he always has Henry R. Taylor. I believe I have found him in Washington county, Tennessee in the 1880's census as a farm hand. The census always says he was born in Tennessee and his parents were both born in North Carolina. I would love to know who his parents were. Do you have any information on him? Thanks for your help, Becky Stockham

1115 - 3/8/2012 10:54:37 AM - nrmmj@airmail.net - I am looking for thomas taylor b 1748 orange co va died 1810 blount co tn married elizabeth miller

1100 - 2/24/2012 12:23:12 PM - debbiemg53@gmail.com - I am researching information related to my great grandmother Grace Taylor born in Pennsylvania in 1890's. She advised us for many years tht she was 1/2 Black foot Indian. That is all that I know about her. Any information will help. Thanks. debbiemg53@gmail.com

1093 - 2/18/2012 10:17:48 AM - taylordl1975@yahoo.com - My g g g grandfather is John Martin Taylor buried in Camp Verdi, Tx,his wife name was Nora Etta Bandy, they had like 10 child. John's dad was born in Cooks, County Illinois in 1822. Does this ring a bell with anyone. My gr grandfather was Henry Isaac LEE Taylor, my grandfather was Leslie Thomas Taylor, and my dad was Robert Lee Taylor.

1089 - 2/14/2012 3:07:19 PM - JEver70555@aol.com - I am looking for a needle in a haystack !! Our family history says that my ggggg grandfather was born in Virginia abt April 1809. His name was John Taylor and I have information that says his middle name may have been Newton. He hopped a wagon train when he was 9 or 10 and went to Kentucky then Illinois where he married and then moved to Cass County Iowa - he died in August of 1877. He could not read nor write and never contacted his family after he left when he was about 10 years old. I don't know how I will ever find him, with so little information to go on. Thanks.

1084 - 2/11/2012 6:11:41 PM - taylordl1975@yahoo.com - I am interested in the post at the beginning of this website, someone had written that they had an old family bible with name and dates, mentioning John M.(martin) Taylor. Date of Death Dec. 15, 1917. This man is my Great Great grandfather. He was married to Nora Etta Bandy. I would like to find more info, on HIS father. So far, I have found that is father is simply Taylor, born 1822, in Cooks, County Illnios. I am trying to find the person that posted that comment about the family bible.

1077 - 1/10/2012 9:51:04 PM - conniecovington@hotmail.com - Added from #883 I have a new email was lexicovington@hotmail.com. I know someone has to know this family.My Grgrgrgrandfather was John B/M ? Smith. In 1827 when he married Jane Shell in Hamilton Co. Illinois he was listed as JOHN M. SMITH But in the 1850 & 1860 he was listed as JOHN B. SMITH. His children were Sarah & Lewis twins, Nancy ,Layfette, Rufus M. & John Smith. I dont know if John M Smith changed his name or it was a mistake to begin with. But I found their marrige & his Brother was Samuel Smith who came with him to Illinois around 1825-27. Their father was Richard Smith. This family were either Native American or Jane Shell was Native American. Because Nancy Smith daughter of John B Smith in a photograph I have of her wearing an arrowhead necklace. She looks indian. My great uncle told me his grandmother was Cherokee. Anyway, Nancy married John W. Brown 1857 had a son 1860 Matthew Brown Hamilton Co. Illinois. They DIVORCED then she married my grgrgreat grandfather Alex/Eli Taylor. Have NEVER found them together or with children. My grgrandmother Mary BTaylor on her marriage lic written in says:NO MOTHER OR FATHER IN THIS STATE SAID BRO. MATTHEW BROWN & STEP FATHER JOHN W. BROWN GIVES PERMISSION TO MARRY. I cant find her living with stepfather or anyone!???!On the other hand DIVORCE papers say she was married to Alex Taylor & was secertly seeing ex John W. Brown . John W. Brown gave written statement to the event.But John Lane who had a daughter named Nancy Lane was also married around the time my Nancy Smith Brown would have married Alex Taylor. This John Lane gave my Nancy Smith Brown away to Alex as said Father!?!! I need help on this stwist of fate. I just think after 26 years on Nancy Smith Im about to find out what is what. I need help. I got all this info. From the court houses in Saline Co. & Hamilton CO. Illinois. HELP with my Taylors please!