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HISTORY OF THE TAYLOR FAMILY
THE DESCENDANTS OF William and Ann (Wilson) Taylor of Lawrence County, Pennsylvania
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... .. INTRODUCTION WI~IAM AND ANN TAYLOR WRITTEN BY THOMAS M .2 TAYLOR At a re-union of the Taylor family in the month of Aug ust, 1894, it was suggested that a history or record of the de William• Taylor was born at Ballymena, in the County scendants of William' and Ann Taylor, the founders of the Antrim, Ireland , in 1777. A short digression must be made Taylor famil y of Beaver and Lawrence counties, Pennsyl to show the condition of that country for 200 years previous vania, be made and continued, and Thomas M.2 Taylor, being to that time. · · the oldest Jiving member of the family, was selected by those In 1601° a bloody rebellion occurred, terrible slaughter present to undertake the task, or at least make a commence emt:ed and 20,000 Irishmen were sold as slaves and 40,000 ment. entered foreign service to escape from tyranny at home. In A full and complete history will scarcely be expected, 1690 another rebellion took place, when the battle of the but from such data as I have been able to procure, as well as Boyne decided the fate of Ireland. Irish subjects outlawed personal knowledge of a great portion of it, I respectfully were 300,000, and their possessions confiscated amounted to submit the fo llowing pages-leaving plenty of blank pages one-million six-hundred-thousand acres. for my successor to enlarge, improve and correct when neces- Next came the rebellion of 1796-8. Insurgents, excluded sary. THOMAS M. TAYLOR from all quarter, fled and were pursued with great slaughter, and sacrificed their lives for devotion to t heir country. According to a French genealogist, the original ancestor Many Irishmen who had not been in active rebellion, but of the Taylor family was one Wulgrin, grandfather of Will had given aid and sympathy to the insurgents were marked iam Taillefer, who was created Count of Perigord and An· for vengeance. Among those were William Taylor and James gouleme in Normandy by his kinsman, Charles the Bold of Wilson, near neighbors and about the same age. My father France. According to Burke's History of the Landed Gent had an additional reason for haste in getting out of the coun ry of England, the Norman baron Taillefer accompanied try. I never heard him speak of it, but a son of James Wil William the Conqueror in his invasion of England in 1066, son related the circumstances to me during the past year, as and fe ll in the Battle of Hastings. The name has been var he had gotten them from his father. It seems that a British iously spelled, from Taillefer, Taliaferro, T aylefer, Taylard, officer was berating the Irish in general- said they were all cowards and ought to be hanged - when my fat her promptly and fin ally modernized into Taylor. It is common in Eng land and Scotland. knocked him down, and as promptly got out of the ·way. There was no safety for them in Ireland, and they determin William' Taylor was born Dec. 24, 1776, at Gilgin Park, ed to leave for America at once. They started for the· near near Ballymena, in Antrim, Ireland. He married in 1802 est seaport, about 30 miles distant, carrying with them suffic Ann Wilson, the ceremony being performed by Samuel Bond, ient provisions for the voyage, took a steerage passage and Esq., all parties being of Chillisquaque township, Northum went aboard. berland county, Pa. Ann Wilson was born Nov. 23, 1780, on From some unforeseen cause the ship was delayed in port the Juniata river in Mifflin county, Pa. William• Taylor two or three weeks, and their stock of provisions was running died Oct. 25, 1856, aged 79 years, 10 months and a day, in Lawrence county, Pa. Ann (Wilson) Taylor died Dec. HI, •For the facts in this regard read some history of England. 1863, aged 83 years and 26 days. in Lawrence county, Pa. August 20, 1925. THOMAS l\J. STEWART ~ ~ ~~ ~~'<.._ ~~ fiiiHUf llttllllfttHUUitfttfUIIIIIIHIIIIIfflllllltlllffiiiiiUIIItllltllllfiii'Htllflllltlfllllltfltooloooflllllflfllltlltftfftt l fffffltf llESCENDANTS OF' WILLIAM AND AN!-! T .\YI,CIIl :1 <11111111111111UIIIIIIftlllflfii1UifllllllllllllllllllllllllftitflltlllltfH IIII1fllfUflflltlllltlllltflllfllftlllfllt11UIIflll1llllllllllll 2 Ut·:SCENIHN'l'S OF' WILt.lA~t :\NI) AN:-.1 '1'.\YLU lt ------the same in summer. H ere the writer graduated about t he low. Here was a quandary. They had no money with which year 18.'30, at the age of 12. The teachers had to be paid a nd to buy more, and it was dangerous for either to return hom.t no money was in the treasury. I well remember of four or for a fresh supply. But the situation was desperate, and tt five different teachers who boarded at our house during the was finally decided that my father, who was the more active whole term. They paid nothing for boarding and got no and vi~orous, should go. He disguised himself as well as he money for schooling, and thus the account was squared :;at could, changing clothes with one of the sailors, t ravelletl in isfactorily to all. the night, kept out. the most public high ways, reached home, Duriog the hard struggle of 20 years on that place moth got a fre~ h supply of provisions and returned safely in time er bore un complainingly her full share. She had excellent for the sailing of the vessel. health, a fair education for t he times, a retenti\·e memory. In due lime they landed near Philadelphia. glad to ha\'e She was well read in the Scriptures, and especially in the Old escaped from the iron heel of Britis h oppression and full of Testament, and could quote from memory the greater port hope for t he future in the land of freedom. icm of Dadd's Psalms in metre. Under more fa\'orable cir cumstances she would have been a model of the proprieties From here father worked his way up into N orthumber of life. As it was her influence was limited by her surrou nd lantl count y, Pennsylvania, where in 18:>2 he married M is~ ings and by stern poverty. Ann \\"ilson, a farmer's daughter, of whom hereafter. The great Senator Benton, in speak i n~ of the influence In 1808, after four children had been born to them, they of his mother, who had li\'ed a widow for 50 years and whose embarked in a two-horse wagon with their children and all house had been the abode of many eminent men of the times, their worldly possessions and came to Bea\·er county. Here says "a pack of cards was never seen in her house··. I can seven more children were born to them, making eleven, all of not say that of my mother. She found out that a young whom grew up healthy and all married and had families. man who was then stopping at her house hld a pack of card:; About the year 1815 they bought a farm near E non. with in his possession. She charged him with it. He did not de poor improvements, ha\·ing only about half enough mon~~ ny. She insi$ted that they be burned. He objected, alleging to pay for the land. Here commenced the great strugg.e. that they had cost 25 cents. She proposed to pay for them. Land to be paid fo r - improvements to be made-and such a He assented and the cards were committed to the flames then family to be fed, clothed and educated: and there. I think it might be truthfully added that it Clothing was emphatically of domestic manufacture. would have been better for that young man had that been Not only was it made up at home, but the material out o( the only pack of cards he ever handled. which it was made was grown on the farm, namely, flax for Father and mother were both in their youth members of summer and wool for winter, and all had to be spun and wov the church in the places where they were born, viz., the one en at home. in Ireland, the other in Northumberland county, Pa. Old Father had enjoyed but poor opportunitie5 for school i n~ certificates of membership, in a good state of preservation, and therefore wa~ all th1! more an~ious t o secure ior his child are now in my possession, as follows viz.: ren a good common school education...... There was no school house in reach. One must be built. I do certify that the bearer, William Taylor, was a and he was among the foremost in helping t o build n lo!{ regular member of this congregation, is the son of school house in the woods pear our home, when fo1· many respectable parents, and a young man of a fair anrJ yea1·s there w_as n school for three months in the winter nnd 0 • II IO OII!IIIItlllolllllllllllllllttlltlllllllllltlllltUitii!UIHOUIIIIIIIIUIItllllltfltllotUUIOIIIIIIUIUIIIUIIOIOUIUtftlltUtUIItl DESCI,;NDANTS 01•' WILLIAM AND AS~ T ,~YLOit • ------~~~~~~~~------~·· unexceptionable character. Given by me at Cully THE DESCENDANTB OF backcy May 28, 17!)9. Robt. Christy, Dep. M"'. \VILLIAM AND ANN TAYLOR * • * • • • Note: Superior numnals are used to <.lenote ~<"ntr:Lticonalnurtd>rr froom \\'ill
T hese nrc to certify that the bearer hereof, Ann Tay i:om.' The •·hildren are numbered in the order of their hirth, at1d U tlrJH>t r s ,,.;1th lor, was when she left our bounds, about a year ago, <'h ild ;·.:t, the clev"nth, etc. In the: next gcnnation the <:hildren have tlw parc: u1' x a person of unblemished character, was in full com numhcr prefixed to theirs, and so on. Thus, 426 is the number r,r lht· , ixth child uf the 'c''"'"' •·hiltl uf the fourth c-hild of \Villiam' ami :\nn Taylor. · munion with us, and free ftom scandal or anything exposing her to church censure known to us, and SECOND GENERATION might have been received into any society of Christ ians where God in his Providence ordered her lot. JOH:\2 TAYLOR (William•), the first born of William Given ut Chillisqunque, with advice of session, this and Ann Taylor, was born Sept. 1, 1802, and married Catherine 2!)lh rlay of July, 1810, by John Bryson, V. D. M. Phillips in.J833. In early life he taught school, then em barked in mercantile pursuits. in which he was not succe!'sfu l • • • • and he returned to teaching and farming. Sept. 18, 185fi Fulher was a man •Jf liberal feelings and bene\·olent di:; he and his fumily left Lawrence county, Pa., with t heir h orse~ position- alw ays thoughtful of the poor an1l needy and ready and wagons and thirty days later arrived in Linn county, {u., to dh·ic.le his last loaf of bread with the hungry. He had an and located at Marion, where they engaged in farmi ng. inborn hatred of tyranuy, oppression and slavery-hence wa:: John Taylor died at Marion, Ia., in 1890, at the age of 88 fou nd among t he early anti-slavery men of his day. years. Their children: In their latter years they both lived in comparative ease ami comfort, not being so hampered for want of means a::; 11 Ephrai_!ll P. Taylor, born Jan. 18, 1838 lhcy had been in their younger days. They both lived to a 12 William Taylor, born July 12, 1840 : died Feb. -··, U)2i5 !lOOci old age- seeing their children all married- and grand 13 Ann Caroline Taylor, born ~hildre n to the number of about 60, growing up around them. 14 Emmeline Taylor, born Father died in 1856 at the agl' of near 80 and mother in 18::H 15 Euphemia Taylor, born in 1854: d. aged 17, Marion, Ia. 2 at the age ()[ near 83. They died at the old homestead now JOSEPH W. TAYLOR (William1) , second child of Will owned and occupied by Thomas Charles Tay!or. Children. iam and Ann Taylor, was born Jan. 16, 1804, and died near born to the aforesaid William and Ann Taylor: Keokuk, Ia., in 1877. He married in 1837 Minerva Ja,ne 1 John, born September 1. 1802 Sprott of Darlington, Beaver county, Pa. She died at Taco 2 Joseph W., born January 16, 1804 ma, Wash., on Aug. 2, 1906. In early life J oseph taught 3 Samuel, born April 9, 1806 school and then embarked in mercantile business with his 4 William, born February 20, 1808 brother John in Pennsylvania, but was not successful and 5 1\.fary, born April 29, 1810 fell hack to farming. He settled on a farm near Keokuk () Martha, born December 4, 18tl Ia., in 1845, where he lived until his death in 1877. He en~ 7 Nancy, born December 12, U'13 listed in the Civil war in the 34th Iowa regiment, known as 8 Ann. born December 18, 1815 the Greybeard Regiment, and although nearly 60 years of ~) Tho~1ns M., born March 31, 1818 age he was in the service two years. After his death his wid . 0 Sarah Eliza. born December 17, 18£0 ow and children all moved to Washington Territory, where L.1 Eleanor. born August 4, 1 8:2:~ the oldest son, James, had been living for several ye:us and I I flllll lllfiiUOI I UIUIIIIII III OIItll lllllllllllllltUII IIIOOOiftllttlfllltlltiUOIIflffffllfi OOOi fiiOOOIOOO OO OOOO ...... _...... _... ,_.. _,,,,,,,,,._,,...... -,...... llt:SC't::->1>.\NTS OF Wli.LI.\M Al'f) A:\:-1 TAYI;Ill 6 OES<.:f:li:OAN'I'S OF WILLIAM ANO ANN Tt\YW!l 7
ha<.l been sheriff of Whitman county. Children : WILLIAlW TAYLO.R (William'), fourth son of William a nd Ann TayiM, was born Feb. 20, 1808. He rnarried .:Vlar. 21 James Sprott T aylor, born m 1838 in Pennsylvania 2H, 1832. Mary Ann Smith, ·who was b()rn in 1807. S he died 22 Ann Taylor June 8, 1 8~H. a nd he died Apr. 18, 1885. Children: 23 William S. Taylor 24 Renwick Wilson Taylor, born May 15, 1847, in Iowa 41 [infant!. born J an. 9, 1833: died 25 Jennie M. Taylor 42 Joseph \V. Taylor, born May 31, 1g34 26 Thomas W. Taylor 43 Alexander W. Taylor, born Mar. 31 , 1836 27 Walter D. Taylor 44 M ary E. Taylor, born Apr. 19, 1838: died Feb. 28, 185!) 45 Martha Ann Taylor, born Oct. 22, 1840: d. Dec. 5, 1859 SAMUEU TAYLOR (William'), third son of William 46 Samuel Smith Taylor, born Feb. 18, 1843 an<.! Ann Taylor, was born Apr. 9, 1806, and remained at 47 Sara h Jane Taylor, born Nov. 28, 1844: d. June G, 1863 home after the other sons had all left. He married in 1833 48 Albert B. Taylor, born Mar. 24, 18:17 Charity Mercer of Columbiana county, 0. Even after his 2 1 marriage he continued on the old homestead for about ten MARY TAYLOR (William ) , the fifth child of William years before he had a place he could call his own, when, up and Ann Taylor, was born Apr. 29, 1810, and was married in on a settlement with his father, he was allotted 100 acres of 1828 to J ohn P atton, a c.1rpcnter. She died in 183:2, lea,·ing land, where he spent the remainder of his da ys. From the three daughters: time of this allotment everything he undertook proved suc 51 Mary Ann Patton, who died unmarried cessful. He accumulated wealth and acquired a large landed 52 Martha Patton estate, and a t the same time raised, educated and assisted 53 Am and a Patton to a start in life fifteen children, thirteen of whom are still (1895) living. He was honored by his fellow citizens by hav MAR T H A~ TAYLOR (William'), the sixth child of \Yill ing twice been elected associate judge for Lawrence county. iam and Ann Taylor, was born Dec. 4, 1811, and married fi \'e years each term. He lived to the age of 83. dying Feh. :\1 ar. 12, 1835, James Stewart of Beaver · now Lawrence) coun 12, 1888. Children: ty, Pa. He was born a t McKeesport, Pa., Aug. 18, 1797, the 31 Rev. William M. Taylor, born Mar. 4, 183t son of R obert and Margaret (Davidson) Stewart. Martha 32 Ann Taylor, born July 12, 1835 clied J une 27, 1851, aged 39 years. James Stewart died at his 33 John P. Taylor, born Dec. 21, 1836 home in Little Beaver township, Lawrence county, Pa., on 34 Thomas Charles Taylor, born Aug. 3, 1838 his birthday anniversary, Aug. 18, 1870, aged 73. Children: 35 Samuel Seldon Taylor, born Apr. 9, 1840 61 William Stewart, born Feb. 26, 1836: died Oct. 22, 1843 36 Daniel Webster Taylor, born May 1, 184 t 62 Margaret Stewar t, born Apr. 21, 1839: d. Oct. 19, 1843 37 Jennie H. Taylor, born Aug. 8, 1842 63 Alvin H. Stewart, born Sept. 10, 18-!2 38 Martha E. Taylor, born Aug. 12, 1844 64 J ohn Q. Stewart, born Sept . 23, 18-H 39 Emma M. Taylor, born Feb. 2, 1846 65 Thomas Morris Stewart, born Sept. 23, 1844 3.0 Lucretia E. Taylor, born Aug. 16, 1847 66 Anna E . Stewart, born Mar. 3, 1847 3.1 Joseph l. Taylor, born Oct. 23, 1848 67 Martha D. Stewart, born July 13, 1850: d. May 3, 1851 3.2 Enos E . Taylor, born May 15, 1852 T he death of the two elclest children, William and .Mar 3.3 George Lee Taylor, born Oct. 1, 1853 garet, was a very sad circumstance. They had followed their 3.4 l\-fatilda C. T aylor. born '.May 1, 1855 father into the woods and while he was engaged in cu tt i n~ 3.5 Ada Taylor, born .Jan. 25, 1857
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chestnut trees for a c l ea ri n~ the ch iltlren ate some of the 81 Catherine You ng, born Jan. '2:7, 1839: d. 1\tl ar. 15, 1842 green nuts. T hey died within a few days. Their mother 82 Thomas Harrison Y oung, born July 4, 1840 never recovered from the grief, which shortened her li fe. 83 William Taylor Young, born Apr. 9, 1842: d. Mar. 1, '43 Previous to the marriage of James Stewart to Martha 84 Cassius M . Young, born Nov. 12. 1843: d. Jan. 16, 1867 Taylor h2 had married on Apr. 29, 1826, I:>abella Silliman. 85 Proc: hosus Young, born Mar. - , 1845: died 1845 horn OANTS OF WILLIAM ANU ANN TAYL
211 Edwin C. Taylor, born in 1864 at Walla Walla WALTER D .·l TAYLOR (Jo;;eph W.,2 William') was a lso 212 Ida W. Taylor, born in 1867 at Waitsburg: d. 1889, Col- a !'Oidier in company E, 7th Iowa Volunteer infan try and 213 Lora May Taylor, born in 1872 at Colfax [fax died in a hospital from injuries received in battle at Mariet 214 Minerva Taylor, born in 1882 at Colfax ta, Ga., July 20, 1864. ANN3 TAYLOR (Joseph W.,2 William') married G. W. Rev. \VILLIAM M.3 TAYLOR (Samuel,l William') at Willoughby of Earlham, Ia. an early age evinced a desire for a better education, and fin ally determined to prepare for college. This he did by at WILLIA!\1 S.l TAYLOR (Joseph W.,z William') married tending an institution of learning founded by the late Presi three tirnes, having one son by each marriage. He died at dent Garfield at Hiram, 0., as well as an excellent private Orting, Wash., in 1894. Children: clac; sical school near home. He enlered Jefferson college, 231 Carson Wallace Taylor, born Sept. 29, 1863, Pa. ·. where he grac!uated with distinction in the year 1858, after 232 wh ich he graduated at the Western T heological seminary 233 and was licensed to preach. In the year 1861 he was install ed puslor of lhe Presbyterian church at Westfield, Pa.. where 2 REN\VICK \VILSO Nl TAYLOR (J oseph W., William'! for more than a th.ird of a century he has ministered to t he was born May 15, 1847, at Summitville, Ia. He married !'p iritual wants of his people. As an evid ence of his faithful Nov. 25, 188:3, Jessie Annette Greer at Pleasant Flat (now ness the congregation has largely increased in numhrrs as Johnson), Washington Territory. He died Mar. 7, 1918. at well as in spirituality, and now takes rank with the foremost Tacoma, Wash. His widow resides at 923 East John street, in the presbytery. Tacoma. Th~y had 11 children: In the year 1861 he married (1) Lorinda Packer of Hiram, 241 Renna Ethel Taylor, born NO\·. 13, 1884, Pleasant Flat 0. She was remo\·ed by denth in 188:l. He afterward mar 242 Maude Johanna Taylor, born June 4, 1886, Tacoma ried (2) Sophia Loring, with whom he is now (1895) happily U3 Joseph James Taylor, born Mar. 18, 18S9, Tacoma Ji ving. In each of these estimable women he fo unrl a true 244 Edwin Horoce Taylor, born June 19, 1890, Tacoma helpmeet who was ready not only to attend to his temporal 2.t5 Loretta Hard Taylor, born Aug. 24, 1891, J ohnson affairs and make home attractive but also able and willing to 246 William McKinley Taylor, b. Jan. 4, 1894: d. 9-18-'9-t uphold his han::l s and aid him in his great life work. There 247 Walter Oemosthenes Taylor, b. June 13,1895, Tacoma is no offspring from either marriage. He and his wife have 248 Minerva Sprott Taylor, born July 22, 1898, Tacoma recently arrived home from a voyage around the world, for 249 Jessie Greer Taylor, born Dec. 3, 1900. Tacoma which a leave of absence for eight months had been granted 24.0 Eva Osborn Taylor, born Dec. 25, 1902, Tacoma by his congregation. 24.1 Ethel Josephine Taylor, born Nov. 19, 1908, Tacoma [After completing a successful pastorale of 42 years at JENNIE M. 3 TAYLOR (J oseph W.,2 Wi lliam') married Westfield he died at his home in Mount J ackson on Jan. 1, George W. Kite and Jived in Johnson, Wash. She is dead. 1903. Mrs. Sophia Loring Taylor died in 1921 at the home of a niece in Georgia. ] THOMAS W:1 TAYLOR (J oseph W.,l William') enlisted ANN C.J TAYLOR (Samuel/ William') married Thomas in the Civil war· in company E, 7th Iowa Volunteer infantry. Woodward of Knightstown, Ind. They bc>th died in Knights He was taken prisoner at the battle of Belmont, Mo., Nov. town, leaving two daughters: 7, 1861, and died while a prisoner of war at Macon, Ga., June 28, 1864. 321 Jennie M. Woodward. born No\'. 28, 187~ ...... I 1 i>f.SCEN I>ANTS ()Jo' WII.UAM ANO ANN 'rAYLO!t O~:SC:E l\U,\NT~ lW WILLIAM ANII ANN 1'/\YLO!t lo
322 Tillie C. Woodward, born Jan. 31, 187ii children, four dying in infancy: J OHN P.J TAYLOR (SamueJ,l William'), born Dec. 21. 351 Harriet Taylor, born Dec. 4, 1860 18.'36, married Pauline Mueller. He was a farmer and resid 352 Anna Taylor ed on a well improved farm in Little Beaver township, Law 353 Jessie Maud Taylor, born Sept. 29, 1877 rence county, Pa. His wife died Jan. 15, 1905, and he dierl t 354 Georgette Taylor, born 1879 :\ov. 16, 1917. Children: 355 Kenneth Ray Taylor, born July 22, 1885
3 331 Ella Taylor DANIEL WEBSTER TAYLOR (Samucl,2 William1) en 332 Charle5 M. Taylor t listed in 1861 in battery B, First Pennsylvania Light artillery, 333 Laura Taylor and was mustered m the early part of June, 1861, for three THOMAS CHARLES3 TAYLOR (Samuel/ \Villiam'J, years. He part icipated in many bultles and lhe battery of uorn Aug. 3, 1838, was a farmer and resided on thP. old home which he was a member had a greater loss than any other :;tead of his grandfather in Little Beaver township, Lawrence battery in the Union fMces. After his term of three years county, Pa. He married Harriet Douthit. He served in expired he returned home. He married M iss Maria Brewste r company D, 134th regiment of Volunteer infantry for nine of North Beaver township, Lawrence county, Pa., and farm months. He died Jan. 30, 1916, at the homestead, and Har ed many years in that county. After t he Civil war he went riet died Apr. 2, 1918. Children: west. He taught school in Illinois for a time. After his re turn to Pennsylvania he taught in the public schools of Law 341 Perdita Taylor rence county for a few terms and later resumed farming. He 342 Everett Taylor died Oct. 6, 1904, at his home near Mount Jackson, Pa., and 343 Elsie Taylor 1\1rs. Maria (Brewster) Taylor died Jan. 3, 1917. They had SA:\lUEL SELDONl TAYLOR (Samuel/ William'), born two children: Apr. 9, 1840, at Enon Valley, Pa., married Sept. 28, 1858, 361 J ames Brewster T aylor Christiana Parker of La Porte, I nd. When a young man he 362 Mary Taylor traYeled some in the western states, always ready to engage 3 2 1 in industrial occupations when an opportunity was offered. JENNIE H . TAYLOR (Samue1, William ) , born Aug. 8, 'When in lhe west he taught a term of school. When farm 1842, married Sept. 1, 1863, George Douglass, born Sept. 22, ing he liept a large flock of sheep near the home of his falher, 1838. They resided on a farm near the old homestead for who owned many sheep. His services were in demand as a many years, and O\"'ned a farm wi t h a comfortable home and sheep shearer, and after the home flock had been shorn he substantial buildings. Mr. Douglass served 9 months in com would go out and assist the neighbors in the work. H e wa> pany D, 134th Pennsylvania Volunteer infantry. They cel an expert in this line of work and was kept busy for many ebrated their golden wedding on Sept. 1, 1913, when a large weeks. The last few years of his life he was unable to get number of their friends a nd neighbors met to extend their about owing to the infirmities of age. His wife died Mar. 21, good will. George Douglass died Sept. 2, 1m5, and Mrs. 1911, and he died Apr. 3, 1!>25, at his home in Alliance, 0., J ennie Douglass died Feb. 28, 1921, at the home of her aged nearly 85, and was Luried in Little Beaver cemetery, daughter, Mrs. OrYille (Anna) Raney, in Sharon, P a. Children: where many of his relath•es of the first and second generat 371 Anna Douglass, born May 7, 1874 ion lie buried. During his last years he was tenderly cared 372 Charles D. Douglass, born Apr. 8, 183) for by his daughter, Mrs. S. T. (Anna) Hazen. He had nine MARTHA E.3 TAYLOR (S amuel, ~ William1), born Aug...... ,,,, ...... DESr;r.:-; 11.\N'l"S Of WJI.I.ll\M A NJ) ANN 'I',\ Y UIH 11
12, 1844, married July 4, 18G6, A. L. Martin, born Aug 26, Children: 1844, a fCJrmer. M r- . Martin served three Lerrns as a member 3.01 David W. McCloskey of the Pennsyh·ania legislature as a repre;;ent!ltive of Law 3.02 F lorence McCloskey rence county. In April, 1899, he received an appointment a.03 Charles McClo~key as deputy secretary of agriculture, by Gov. W. A. Stont-, and 3.04 Bessie .McCloskey after ser ving four years he was reappointed by Gov. Penny packer, and later reappointed by Gov. Stewart. At the close I JOSEPH f.lTAYLOR (Samue1,1 William1J, born Oct. 23, of his term he returned to his farm. On July 4, 1916, Mr. 1848, married first Oct. 29, 1868, Nancy Jane Gilmore of and :\'(rs. Martin celebrated their golden wedding anniversary North Beaver. She died Feb. 18, 1885. He married second at their home near En on Valley: a very large number of Noc 3, 1886, Miss Cora Blanche Mitchell Joseph L Taylor neighbors and friends came with well filled baskets to spend has had a varied experience. He has farmed successfully in the day and extend congratulations, dinner being served in previous years, and was located in the west for a time. He Little Beaver Grange hall near the home. After the den.Lh was engaged in the real estate business at New Castle Pa., of ~Irs. Martin on Feb. 2, Hl24, Mr. Martin has been living and in the past f t~w years has lived a retired life. He spends with his sons Charles and Alfred. Children: the summer season at his comfortable residence near New 381 Charles G. Martin, born Sept. 7, 1867 Ca~ t l e, and the winter months in Florida, where he has a re ::182 Charity L. Martin, born June 24, 1873 sidence. Children, by his first wife: 383 Alfred Algernon Martin, born Mar. 1, 1884 3.11 William Samuel Taylor, born Mar. 18, 1870: d. 4-7-'7!)
1 3.12 Guy Gilmore Taylor, born Dec. 13, 1875: d. 8-21-'78 EMMA M . TAYLOR (Samue),l William'), born Feb. 2, 3.13 Leroy Taylor, born May 7, 1877 · 1846. married Dec. 26, 1866, William H. Gilmore, born Apr. 3.14 Rachel ~1aud Taylor, born Oct. 23, 1880 30, 1845, a farmer of North Beaver township. He died Mny 3.15 Ora Lorinda Taylor, born Mar. 20, 1883 9, 1915, aged 70, and she died Feb. 9, 1921, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mabel McCaslin, at New Castle, Pa. Child, by his second wife: F i\'e children were born to them: 3.16 Edith Ellen Taylor born Dec. 3, 1887 391 John Irving Gilmore, born July 25, 1868 E}.lOS E.3 TAYLOR (Samuel,z William'), born May 15, 392 Mabel Charity Gilmore, born Sept. 1, 1872 1852, married first Aug. 18, 1878, Miss Lizzie McCreary of 393 Samuel Taylor Gilmore, born Dec. 6. 1874 Mount Jackson, Pa. She died Feb. 25, 1889. He married 39-! William Guy Gilmore, born Mar. 6, 1880 second May 17, 1893, l\•Iiss Bertha Belle McMahon of Dar 3!.15 Rachel Ellen Gi lmore, born Feb. 26, 1836 : d. 1-22-'88 lington, Pa., born July 23, 1870, daughter of Alexander Mc LUCRETIA E.3 TAYLOR (Samuel,! William'), born Mahon. They lived for a number of years on the farm and Aug. lf>, 1847, married Ben A. McCloskey, a farmer, of Col later moved to Enon Valley and purchased a comfortable umbiana county, 0 ., whose great-grandfather was Capt. Jo !lome. Mr. Taylor died Nov. 6, 1924, and is buried in Little seph ~lendenhall of the Revolutionary war. They were mar Bea,·er cemetery. Mrs. Taylor is living there in a commun ried at the home of Lucretia's parents. They resided on a ity where she is well known and respected for her faithful farm near New Waterford, 0 ., where Mr. McCloskey contin ness in the home duties in caring for the children whose mo ued to farm successfull y for many year£. H.a died Oct. 15, ther passed away early in life. Children: 1916. Mrs. :t-dcCloskey is living (June, 1925) with her child 3.21 Roy E. Taylor, born Oct. 18, 1880 ren, and has visited California and othel' distant states. 3.22 William M. Tay l ~r, born Aug. 12, 1883 ...... ffUffOotOtOtfUffttHUUtlfffftotttUHttttfllltOit ....UffffltiUU f ttltt:ttlltto.ttt.UIIIIti-UitflfiOO-tttiiiUffttfUIIttllfff.ftfffUI DESC' t::-IIJt\NTS (W WII.Ll o\~1 ,\~ . h tH IN 1',\ Yl.lill t!l Ill 1>~-'>( ; J:: N I)ANTS Of' WILLIAM AN n ANN TAYl.Oil an itinerant preacher in the M . E. church, Pittsburgh confer 3.23 Mabel J. Taylor, born Nov. 18, 1886 ence. ~ h e n the Civil war hroke out he raised a company, 3.2 ::& Clifford M. Taylor, Feb. 22, 1889 H, of wh1ch he was commissioned captain, in t.he lOlst Penn GEORGE LEEl TAYLOR (Samuel,2 William•) . born sylvania Vol_unteer infnntry. The battles he wac;; engaged in, Oct. 1, 1853, married Jan. 27, 1876, Lizzie C. Douglass, born term of servtce and time of discharge were the same as given Feb. 25, 1855, daughter of John Douglass of North Beaver i11 the history of his brother Samuel. He was captured and township, Pa. Children: was in Charleston, S. C., jail. He wa;; promoted to the rank 3.31 Martha Emma Taylor, born Nov. 11 , 1876 of major Nov. 13, 1862, and then to lieutenant-colonel May 3.32 Mary Charity Taylor, hom Nov. 17, 1878 31, 186.'3. On his return from the anny he entered politics 3.33 Grizzie Maude Taylor, born May 5, 1882 and was elected to the state senate for three years. Then, 3.34 Samuel Glenn Taylor, born June 9, 1884 after a varied experience of several years, he jr)ined the Pres 3.35 Frank Douglass Taylor, born Aug. 27, 1891 byterian church and is now (18!J5) preaching in Greenville, Tenn. He married Cynthia Adams of Beaver, who died leav MATILDA C.J TAYLOR (Samuel/ William•), born May ing five children. He died Jan. 9, 1!)10, agerl 73, at. his home l, 1855, married Henry Hackenberg, a farmer. She died in Greenville, Tenn., being the last of hil-i father's family ann wi thin a year after her marriage, leaving no children. the last surviving commissioned officer of his regiment. F ive children : ADA1 TAYLOR (Samuel,! William'), born Jan. 25, 1857, married Dec. 2!l, 1874, William S. White of New Castle, Pa .. 431 Olive Taylor born July 11, 1852. He learned the tin and sheet iron busi· 432 Laura Taylor ness but abandoned it for the farm. He owned a farm near 433 Charles Taylor Pulaski , Lawrence county, Pa., where he farmed for a num 434 Mary Taylor ber of years. He died Apr. 9, 1923. Children : 435 George Taylor 3.5t Anna Charity White, born Jan. 6, 1876 SAMUEL S1\t!IT H 3 TAYLOR (William,2 William•), born 3.!>:2 William Clifton White, born Sept. 2, 1879: d . 3-10-'80 Feb. 18, 1843, married Oct. 23, 186:!, Rachael E. Konkel. He :3 .53 Samuel Ason White, born Apr. 16, 1881 enlisted in company H, 101s t Pennsyh·ania Volunteer infan t 3.54 Mary Madeline White, born Feb. 17, 1883 ry, and was mustered into service No\'. 12, 1861, at Harris 3.55 Iva Lorinda White, born Sept. 19, 1885 burg, Pa., to serve for three years or duration of the war. He 3.56 Ida Beatrice White, born Sept. 19, 1885 was promoted to first sergeant June 18. 1862, and second lieu 3.57 Lynn Taylor White, born Apr. 23, 1888 tenant Nov. 13, 1862. He was honorably discharged Feb. 15 1865, after serving three years, three months and three days~ JOSEPH WILSON3 TAYLOR (William,2 William•), born He was in the following engagements: siege of Yorktown, Apr. May 31, 1834, married Dec. 30, 1858, Margaret Hunter. He 17- May 4, 1862; Williamsburg, Va., May 5; Fair Oaks, JI.-Iay was a soldier in the Civil war and was taken prisoner. He Sl ; Se,·en doys' battle before Richmond, June 26; Ki n~ton, died .July 24, 186!, in Andersonville military prison, the num N. C., Dec. 14; Whitehall, Dec. 16; Goldsboro, Dec. 17 : skir· ber of his grave being 38~6 . Two children: mishes, Bl ackwater, Va., Oct. 31. 1862, Nov. 18 and Dec. 2; 421 Mary A. Taylor, born Feb. 22, 1860 SouthwesL Creek, N.C., Dec. 13, 181i2; Blounle Creek, Apr. 422 William Taylor, born May 14, 1863 9, 1863; Williamston, July 7, and F osler's Mills, July 27, 1863. After the close of the war he settled down Q!) a farmer a nri ALEXANDER W.3 TAYLOR (William,! William1) , born was justice of the peace and an auctioneer until his death Mar. 31, 1836, taught school when a young man and became IIIIIUIIIU.UIIfffiU ..ttllllltt UIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIU.'f;.l.lllllllllltfllllllllllllllllllltllll ...... IH:SC"El\ ll.\N'fS OF Wl l, l.IMI 1\NII ANN 'f t\YLOH 21 ::u U~:S<: END.\NTS l')f WILLI.~~~ ANO ANN T.\YUIIt from him for some time. He was taken with many other pri i\'lar. 1904, at the age of 61 years and 20 days. Children: !>, soners to Rithmond, Va., and put in Libby pri!-;on, where he 461 Mary Louella Taylor, born Jan. 4, 1866 was held for some ti me. As his regiment had served its term 462 Sadie D. Taylor, born Aug. 27, 1867 of enlistment it was mustered ou t and returned home. How 463 Clarence C. Taylor, born Jan. 31, 1870 ever, no word had yet been received of the missing soldier. 464 M1chael W. Taylor, born June 15, 1873 In a few weeks, when it was found that prisoners whose term 465 Olive G. Taylor, born Jan. 14, 1876 of service had expired were being held they were released, 466 H arry M. Taylor, born Sept. 24, 1878 mustered out and returned to their homes, much to the joy 467 Essie C. Taylor, born Nov. 2, 1880 of parents and fri ends, who had not known of their captivity. 468 Eva J . Taylor, born Feb. 1, 1883 He continued to farm, and later p urchased a farm in the old 469 Emma J. Taylor, born June 4, 1885 neighborhood. He died Mar. 24, 1900, and his widow died ALBERT B.l TAYLOR (William,2 William'), born Mar. Sept. 20, 1908. Children: 24, 1847, was a soldier in the Civil war, enlisting in the milit 631 George L. Stewart, born Sept. 16, 1877 ia abnut three months before the war ended. Little is known 632 Charles W. Stewart, born Dec. 7, 1878 of him. He went to the Soldiers' Home a t Dayton, 0., and 63:3 William J . Stewart, born May 2, 1880: d. Sept. 8, 18>32 from there t.o the Soldier3' Home in Kansas, where he di erl. 634 Roy G. Stewart, born J uly 6, 1883 He never married. 635 Eva M. Stewart. born Aug. 6, 1886: d. Aug. 16, 1887 AMANDA1 PATTON (Mary,2 William') married an1l 636 Laura M. Stewart, born June 9, 1889 mo,·ed to California or somewhere on the Pacific coast. No JOHN Q.3 STEWART (Martha/ William'), born Sept. thing definite is known of her or her family. 23, 1844, in the early part of his li fe, like most farm boys, as ~I ARTHA l PATTON (Mary,! William') married Frank sisted on the home farm and attended school. In the sum C. Servis, a prominent attorney of Canfield , 0 . He was ap mer of 1864 he enlisted in the Civil war in battery B, 1st pointe:d jud ~e of the Uniled States court for the terri tory of Pennsylvania Light artillery, and sep·ed until the close of Montana but resigned in about two years. He was after the war, making a period of about 14 months. He partici warns elected judge of Mahoning county, 0 ., Lut died in pated with his company in several engagements, bei ng in ad 1817 before taking office. They bad no children. Martha ive service near Richmond, Va., when the fin al battles were afterwards made her home in Indiana, where she died at a fought and Gen. Lee surrendered to Gen. Grant. Battery B good old age a few years ago and is buried in a cemetery at was organized in Lawrence county, Pa., in the early part of Canfield, 0. the war and its losses were numerous. It has been officially rt'ported and verified that the company had more fatalities ALV I ~ IV STEWART (Martha,2 William'). horn Sept. and heavier losses t han any other battery in the Union army. 10, 1842, married F eb. 24, 1876, Margaret A. Russell, born Before being muslered out the company, wi th many thou July 5, 1849. He was a farmer, and assisted his father on sands of soldiers, went to Wa.-;hington, D. C., and took part the farm for many years. In September, 1862, he enlisted in the great parnde, where it was ::;airl the soldiers marched in company D, 13-Hh Pennsylvania infantry, for nine months. thirty abreast, in the presence of thousands of joyful officers After serving almost to the close of his enlistment he was ta and spectators. After returning home J ohn Q. Stewart con ken prisoner on l\'luy 3, 1863, at the battle of Chancellors tinued to do farm work, and later went to Iowa, where he ville, in which engagement he was slightly wounded. He wa.<; was employed on farms and engaged in teaching in public reported missing after the battle and no word was received ...... llt·:St:~-:N!JANTS or Wll.l.l.l~l AND ANN TAYLOR llt~SCl:SOA NTS CIP W!l. !.lAM ANI) ANN 'I'A\'!.CIIl schools. After returning to hi :~ home in Pennsylvania he at was reelected, closing his school duties in 1!)02. He then con tended different schools, and was a student for a time at the tinued farm work on his farm, the old homestead formerly state normal school at Etlinboro, Pa. He graduated from owned by his father. In addition to farm work he engaged the Iron City Commercial college of Pittsburgh. After teach for a numher of years in life insurance busi ness. and still con ing several years in the public schools of his home township tinues in this work a part of the time. H e has retired from he was elected to represent Lawrence county in the state farm work and bas given the care of the farm over to his son, legislature for a term of two years and reeiected for another J ohn Q. Stewart, who is managing it successfully. term. H e took an active part in the work of the legislature Thomas M. Stewart married Sept. 3, 1884, Emma l'.,.liller, and especially in promot ing and improving the educational born Nov. 4, 1860, daughter of John J. Miller. They reside facilities of the state. He was appointed on several commit near Enon Valley, Pa. Children: tees. In his four years he never mis;;ed a roll call of the leg 651 John Q. Stewart, born Feb. 24, 1886 i~:ilature. Soon after the close of his legislative terms he re ceived an appointment as statistical clerk in the department 652 Mary E. Stewart, born Aug. 24, 1889 of education, and was soon promoted to deputy superintend 653 Martha L. Stewart, born Apr. 5, 1892 ent of public instruction, in which capacity he served until 654 Grace C. Stewart, born Oct. 15, 1895 near the end of his life. His life was no doubt shortened by A":\'iJ.A E.3 STEWART (Martha,2 William'). born ~lar 3, close confinement and hard work for a quarter of a century 1847, was never married. She had the care of the home for in the performance of responsible duties. many years and was a competent and efficient housekeeper. He married Nov. 8, 18D3, Mary C. Liebendorfer, born She went about doing good, when there was sickness and help Aug. 7, 1865. H e died at his home in Harrisburg. Pa., Dec. was needed. She spent several years in the west- fowa, 4, 1907, aged 63 years, 2 months and 11 days. His widow re Kansa!;:, California and other sta tes. She died at her home sides in Harrisburg. Children: Feb. 26, 1916, aged nearly 69 years. 641 John Q. Stewart, jr., born Sept. 9, 1894 NELSONl CHAMBERS (Nancy/ William•) passed most 642 Mary Rebecca Slewart, born Oct. 15, 1895 of his life as an instructor of penmanship, being an excellenr. 643 James H . Stewart, born Sept. 26, 1896 penman. He served for a time in the Civil war, and was postmaster at New Wilming ton, Pa., for some t ime. He TH01'£AS lV[.l STEWART (Martha,? William'), twin married, and lived in Wisconsin several years. Three child brother of John Q., was born Sept. 23, 1844, has farmed and ren were born to his first wife. Later he moved to Texas, resided on a far m all his life. In the early part of his life he where he died in March, 1910, at .rvlahomet, Tex. ~ttended the public schools and assisted his father on the farm, later attending different institutions of learning so he JA~IES l CHAMBERS (Nancy,2 'William•) started in life could prepare for erlucational work He attended for some as a oook agent or canvasser, in which he was very success time the Hayesville academy at Hayesville 0., and also at ful and he became a publisher at St. Louis M o., where he be tended for a short time ~lount Vernon college at Mount Ver came a solid business man, owning valuable property in the non, 0., the Poughkeepsie commercial school , known us East city and a farm 15 miles out, where he resided for many years man college, and some other schools. He began teaching in with his family. He was married twice, and had a son John the public schools of Lawrence county, Pa., in 1867, and con R. by his first marriage. James Chambers was held in high tinued to teach for many consecutive terms. He was elected esteem by the business men of St. Louis. He died in that county superintendent in 1896 for a term of three years and city No,·. 9, 1917. Children: ...... - ...... ,."."'...... ••••otu.-n·•-•-n••••••--•••-•••••••••nu-t.t.nttt·- ...... ,,,,_, ... .,..,. .. _,,,,,,,,, .. , ..,,,, 1 u 11111,,,,,,..,.nwM·ttf*·oo !!I OE:>< ' t.:NJMS'I'S Ot' \\ll.l.I ~M \NO ANN TAYLOR 0£SI"'£NOANT S OF \\'ILI.I AM AS II ANN TAYI .C m
721 J ohn Ralph Chambe1s close of the war. On Apr. 2, 1873, he married Paulina A. 722 Ethel Chambers Russell, born Apr. 30, 1851, daughter of William and Mary 723 Arthur Terhune Chambers Russell. Children: 724 Leslie Chambers 871 George 0 . Young, born June 23, 1874 HORATI01 CHA:vtBERS ~ Nancy, 2 William') enlisted in 872 Charles H. Young, born Jan. 16, 1876 the Civil war in the 101st Pennsylvania infantry. After re 873 William F loyd Young, born Oct. 3, 1877 turning home he resided in Iowa for a time, later going far 874 Amy B. Young, born Dec 25, 1878 ther west. While crossing a swift stream he was accidental 875 Harry Young, born May 29, 1884: died Aug. 3, 1902 ly drowned. PHI LIP AUSTIN3 YOUNG (Anna,1 \tVilliam '), born Oct. M.-\LI~Al CHAMBERS (Nancy,2 William') married a 19, 1849, married May 27, 1875, Mary Helen Williams, daugh prominent citizen of Canfielri, 0., a Mr. Ly nn, a successful ter of Lynch Williams. He died Jan. 24, 1918, at his home business man. They moved to Cleveland, 0., where Mr. near Enon Valley, on t he farm where be was born. She died Lynn owned valuable property. They had a comfortable Feb. 14, 1921, at the home of her son C lyde in Pittsburgh. horne, and Mr. Lynn was successful in the real estate business. C hildren:
1 881 Clyde Emer~on Young, born Dec. 23, 1877 THOMAS HARRISO~ l YOUNG (Anna,! William ) , born 882 Bessie Mabel Young, born July 11 , 1880 July 2, 1840, married Oct. 5, 1861, Nancy E. Smith. He was 883 Martha Ethel Young, born ~tar. 14, 1883 a successful farmer and a prominent citizen of Little Beaver township, where he owned a valuable farm. He died Jan. 5. ELLEN A.l YOUNG (Anna,z William'), born Oct. 6, 1917, and she died Feb. 19, 1920. They had ll children, of 1851, married Robert W. Douglass, a farmer residing in North whom 6 t.lied early in life: Beaver township. They Jived in Mercer county, Pa., where 82l Sarah Ann Young they resided on a farm. T hey resided on a farm t hey owned r in Little Beaver township, where they built a substantial S~~ Sherman Young 8~ ;~ Charles T. Young dwelling house. Later they went to Hotchkh;s, Colo., where 82t Mary 8 . Young, l)orn ;\liar. 19, 1867 they reside. Children : 825 Laura A. Young, born Aug. 3, 1869 891 Benjamin Douglass : d. in Colorad•> Nov., 1915 826 \Vill iam Cassius Young, born Nov. 11, 1871 892 Carrie Douglass 827 J ennie Young ANNA E LIZA3 YOUNG (Anna,! William') was born 828 Eva Young Nov. 8, 1852. Some years after the death of her father she 8:29 FrankS. Young, born June 30, 1877 with some of the other members of the family and her moth 8~.0 Myrtle M. Young, born Feb. 4, 1880 er left the old home farm and went to Enon Valley, Pa., to 8:2. 1 Crace Young reside. There she made her home, caring for her mother and WILLIAM T.3 YOUNG {Anna.1 William1) , born Feb. 11 , making a comfortable home for her during the latter part of 18-1:::>, was a farmer and re!!ided on his farm in Little Beavcl' her life. Anna E. Young was appointed postmistress in En township. H e succeeded quite well in farming and made on Valley, Lawrence county, Pa., hy President Wil liam Mc many improvements on his place. When living with his par Kinley in 1898. She performed the duties of the office effi ent;; and about 15 years of age he enlist~d in the 6lh P enn ciently and satisfactorily. She was married Apr. 21, 1898, to syh·ania Heavy artillery in the Ci\·il wa r and served until the J ohn C. Dilworth, a farmer of Beaver county. He served 9 "''ttOOttUtlttttttttoOOIIIItttt. .. UOtiiiUtOt tOt .. ooottt.tHUtttttlf.. t .tltt-...IIUIMtltttlftHtt.ttOUt.ttlfl 'ftlll.t.lttttlttllllllltttlttllltft ...... ,...... Ot::S~ENO,t.NTS OF WILLl.Uf ,t.NU ANN TAYU)It DESCEND,t.NTS (J~' WILLIAM Al-:11 ,\NN TAYUJil 27 months in the Civil war, a member of company l, 134 th regi years when he died, leaving two sons, Thomas and William. ment of Pennsylvania infantry. At the expiration or his en His wife was Emma Seetin of Polk, who with the two sons, listment he continued to farm. He sold his farm. and resid unmarried, survives him (1895). Children: ed in Enon Valley at the time of his deat h. Anna E. Dil 911 Thomas Taylor worth lives at her home there. 912 William Taylor 2 MINERVA JANEl YOUNG (Anna, William'J, born J OHN CALVI Nl SAMPSON (Sarah E liza,! William'), Oct. 20, 1854, in Enon Valley, Pa., married Sept. 25, 1873, born Aug. 13, 1843, enlisted in the fi rst year of the Civil war James Patterson. Children: in the tOOth regiment of Pennsylvania infantry from his home 8.11 J ohn Cassius Patterson, born Aug. 25, 1874 in Wilm ington township, Lawrence county, Pa. After part 8.12 Laura May Patterson. born Apr. 22, 1876 icipating in a number of engagements he was taken pri!ioner 8.13 J oseph Errett Patterson, born Sept. 28, 1879 and died June 18, 1862, in Columbia, S. C., aged 18 years. 8.1-! Carl Emerson Patterson, born J uly 4, 1882 Permission was given Maj. J . H . Cli ne, an officer of the l OOth 8.15 Eva Alma Patterson, born ~lay 16, 1889 regiment, to witness the burial of the young soldier. 8.16 Nellie Blanche Patterson, born July 10, 1893 ELLEN ELIZA ~ SAMPSON (Sarah Eliza,1 William'), 8.17 James Ralph Patterson, born Nov. 30, 1896 horn May 5, 1847, married July 8, 1869, William S. Bell, a J OSEPH JOHNl YOUNG (Anna,2 William'), born Nov. merchant, who was born Mar. 5, 1843. She di ed Apr. 30, 23, 1856, married Apr. 20, 1881, Kate M. Dull. He was a 1918. Children: locomotive engineer on the Pennsylvania railroad, and resid .051 William Sampson Bell, born :d. aged 18 months ed in Alliance. 0. Two children: .052 Bessie Bell 8.21 Belma Young :died in 1910 .053 Florence Ellen Bell 8.22 B lanc~e Young : m. Bert Olette, re3. Alliance, 0. THOMAS JEFFERSON3 SAM PSON (Sarah Eliza.1 \Vill IDA MARIN YOUNG (Anna,! Will iam'), born Oct. 22. iam1), born Feb. 2, 1849, married Mar. :28, 1872, Sarah E. Gib 1858, married George Hudson, a telegrapher on a railroad. son, born Nov. 16, 1850. He died Mar. 30, 1895, and she died They Ji~,·ed several years in California, but are both dead. .Jan. 16, 1922. Children: Children: .061 Mary Bell Sampson, born July 11 , 1873 8.31 Beatrice :died in 1912 .062 Sarah Margaret Sampson, born Dec. 3, 1874 8.32 Mildred : res. in Washington, 2 children .063 Corrine Sampson, born Aug. 29, 1877 .064 Gertrude Sampson, born Mar. 10, 1880 8.33 Pauline : res. Portland, Ore., 3 children .065 Harold Roy Sampson, born J uly 20, 1883 EUGENE W.3 TAYLOR (Thomas M.,2 William'), only .066 Irwin Gibson Sampson, born Sept. 25, 1889 child, enlistetl at the age 15 in t he U. S. army, and for about SARAH ADAHl SAMPSON (Sarah Eliza,2 William'\, J8 months was on post duty at Fortress Monroe. He was born May 28, 1853, married May 28, 1889, I. S. Thomas. He kept there for about fi ve months after Lee's surrender, guard died a few years since (1925). She resides in Pittsburgh and ing rebel prisoners. among whom was Jefferson Davis. Aft has been a singer in church choirs. Two ctlllrlren: er coming home he graduated at Duff's Mercantile college. He then studied medicine, graduated at Cleveland and had .081 Adalaide Thomas been practising at Polk, Venango county, Pa., for about ten .082 Theodore Thomas l· I ...... , ...... ,, _ ,., ...... ,., ... ,,,,, , _ _,,,,, ,,.,.,,,,,,.... ,,,,,,.., .. ,,.,_, _uonttltttttttttt"'''tt-tltttUtttotntltotot•••••••••oooHo. l>f:SC: ENilAN~ 0 1' WILJ..IAM ANP ANN T .\YI.Olt D~:.c;r·F:~Il\NTS 0 1' WILLIAM ANfJ ANN T t\ YUllt
EMMA FLORENCE1 SAMPSON (~a rah Eliza,2 Will .136 Bertha Viola McBurney, born Apr. 17, 1884 iam'), born May 17, 1856, married Aug. 12, 1883, George H. .137 Katherine McBurney, born .June Hi, 1886 Smith, a merchant of Mercer, Pa. He is dead and she lives .138 Myrtle Emma McBurney, born Apr. 20, 1888 in California. Children: .139 Murray Nelson McBurney, born 1\lar. 7, 1894 .0.01 Helen Emma Smilh: m. Geo. U. Cammon in Los An. . WILLIAM ALEXANDER3 RAMSEY (Eleanor/ Will .0.02 Irwin Smith :he is in Central America tam'), born July 29, 1856, at Jackson, Miss., married first .0.03 Theodore Parker Smith: resides in Los Angeles Mary E. Seymour, born Aug. 8, 1856. She and her son Ollie OLIVE .JANE3 SAMPSON (Sarah Eliza,2 William'), born Frank Ramsey were killed May 30, 1909, in a tornado in Tex as. Mr. Ramsey married second Mrs. Ida Churchill , by whom Apr. 5. 1858, married Feb. 4, 1879, Joseph B. Rippey. They and their daughter Josephine had owned and resided on a he had no children. He died Feb. 20, 1920. Children: farm in New York state for a number of years, wbere they .141 Euphemia M. Ramsey, born Oct. 2!), 1886 were successful in farming. For the past few years they .142 William Murray Ramsey, born Sept. '2:7, 1890 bav~ been resid ing in Rochester, N.Y. Children: .143 Oliver Frank Ramsey, b. Aug. 22, 1894: k.l\Iay 30, '0!) .O.ll Grace I. Rippey, born Nov. 15, 1881 CLARA WHITE·1 RAMSEY t.Eleanor,1 William'), born .0.12 Olive Josephine Rippey, born July 10, 1887 Aug. 5, 1858, at Jackson, Miss., marrier! W. E. Alexander. a farmer, Sept. 28, 1851. They li ve at Bertram, Tex. Children: ROBERT EMMETJ RAMSEY (Eleanor,2 William1l, .151 Bessie .M. Alexander born Oct. 27, 1852, in Bridgewater, Pa .. married Nov. 17, .152 Ella M. Alexander 1878, at Shady Grove, Tex., Eliza Barton. He died Apr. 26. .153 William Alexander 1905, in Tampico, Mexico. Child: D. .121 Ella Ramsey, born 1882, at Mahomet, Tex. FRANK TA YLORJ RAMSEY (Eleanor,2 William'). born June 15, 1861, in Burnet county, Tex., married near Bertram, ELLA MINERVA3 RAMSEY (Eleanor.2 William'), born Burnet county, Tex., Aug. 20, 1884, Anabella Sinclair, born No\', 8, 1854, at Jackson, ~1 i ss., married NO\' , 5, 1873, Sam .June 3, 1856, in Ontario, Canada, on the north shore of Lake uel Fergu~ McBurney, born Dec. 28, 184.6, at Washington, Erie. He is one of the proprietors of the Austin Nursery, Pa. He died Dec. 28, 1910, at Zephyr, Tex. Mrs. McBurney at Austin, Tex .. established in 1875. Children: is living (February, 1925) at Zephyr, Tex., being in good health. .161 John Murray Ramsey, born Oct. 31, 1885, Burnet co. Among the numerous Taylor families Mrs. McBurney heads .162 Malcolm Neil Ramsey, b. Sept. 13, '87: d. May 27, '88 the list as having the largest number of descendants. She is .163 Jessie Flora Ramsey, born July 13, 1890 the mother of eight children living, one dead. The eight .164 Euphemia Ellen Ramsey, born Jan. 6, 1893 were all married. She has 31 living grandchildren, some .165 Winifred Belle Ramsey, b. Oct.16, '96, at Auslin, Tex. dead. She has fiye great-grandchildren. The command to "Multiply and replenish the earth'' has surely been obsen·ed. [Thi. record ""U rc<"~i··~d too !at~ fur indusion on ~c 11.] Children: ANNA ELEANOR3 TAYLOR (Joseph W .. 2 William'), .131 Nora Ellen Mc!Jurney, born Aug. 22, 1874 born Oct. 5, 1840, at Newburg, Pa., married at Summitville, . l :l~ Ernest Cleander McBurney, born Feb. 4, 1876 Lee county, Ia., Apr. 8, 1858, George W. Willoughby. He .133 lVlinnie Maude McRurney, born Nov. 11, 1877 died Mar. 17. 1907, at Colton, Wash., and she died Jan. 7, .134 Clara Belle McBurney, b. Jan. 20, '80: d. Dec. 9, '8!J 1922, at Genesee, Idaho. Children, the eldest born at Keo .135 Samuel Ramsey McBurney, born Nov. 'l:l, 188:! kuk, Ia.: ...... OOttfllflttUOitllfiOIIIIIIIOOIIttOOOOIIIIIIfiiiiiHIIIIIItlltttOtlllllfllllllltlllllltl llllltii iOIO OttOIIIIIIIIII IIOOO if lttOIIIIIIfllf f iiii Oitt ·~~ ···•·••••••• " • •••••••··~·~~ ~·;·~ ~~~~·~:;:;·~~··;·;~~~~~·~··~~~~~··~~·~··~ A Y U) It U I>SI I If' Wli.I.IAM \ NN ~. :-; 1). \NTS ,\ ~ l l TA \' I~llt II
221 Alice Wi lloughby, born June 2:1 , 18!59 : d. Sept. 10, '60 At\~ ' REY~OLD S fAnn C:1roli ne,-' J ohn.: \\'illiam' J 2'22 Minerva Willoughby, born June 21. 1861 married a 1\fr. \\'alker. They Ji,·e in Californ 1.1 and ha ,·c 223 J osephine Ann Willoughby, born Dec. 28, 1R62 two children. 224 1tw ins], born Dec. 16, 1864: d. Dec. 17, 1864 226 Harriet Lee Willoughby, born Dec. 30, 1865 ISAAC' REYNOLDS cAnn Caroline, ' .Jnhn,! "'illiam'J has three daughters. Two of them are tearhers. T heir 227 Ida Iowa Willoughby, born Feb. 14, 1868 names are: 228 Blanche Willoughby, born Apr. 20, 1870 22!) Maud Willoughby, born Apr. 20, 1870: d. Aug. 7, 1871 1321 llu Reynolds 22.0 Francis George Willoughby, Aug. 15, 1872 1322 Oln. Reynolds 2'2.1 Samuel Alonzo Willougby, born Aug. 11, 1875 1323 Eulah Heynolds 22 .2 Ulysses S. Grant Willoughby, born l\Jar. 30, 1878 1 22.3 Dottie Willoughby, born Oct. 19, 1880 A~:\A' REY.l\OLOS 1Ann Caroline, J ohn. ~ \Yilliam1) married a 1\lr. Lu ke. They li ve in Dem·er, C'olo. T hey ( 'nli\ TC&' IIICI \\ ;u rc.. c n•cJ \II() l:llc (or inr Ju, iun •10 ~1~C f.!. ) hc.r ,.e one son: JENNIE M ..l TAYLOR(Joseph W.,2 William'), bornJuly 1331 Lee Lu lie 2!1 , 1832. at Summ1Lville, Ia .. married Apr. 2, 1873, George W. Kite. She died Jan. ~8. 1916, having had nine children and CASSIE' REY~OLDS 1Ann C :.~rol i n e, ' J uh n, 1 \\"i lliam'' twenty grandchildren. Children: married Napoleon Crevier. a Frenchman, a paperhanger and painter. They Ji,·e in Topel\a, Kan. 251 Belle Ki te (Shull) :died 252 Crace Ki te (Shull) : res. Portland, Ore. SARAH' .!\AlLER lEmmeline,' John / \Villia~ ' l married 253 J osephine Kite 1Swarden) :res. Portland, Ore. Enoch Craft. They ha\'e ten child ren and are li ving in C\' 254 Minnie Kite (Turner) : died dar Rapids, Ia. 255 George Kite (Mill ard) : Juliaetta. ldo. 256 Edna Kite (Nye) : Juliaetta, I do. CRA).!VJLLE' NAILEH !Emmeline,-' .ft)hn,1 \\"illiam'l 257 Dora Kite (Fleshman) has done well and owns considerable property. He now lin•.s in New Mexico. 258 John A. Kite : res. Kendrick 259 Willard Kite : res. Portland CHARLES' NAILER \Emmeline,.' John,2 William') li n•s at Alburnett, Ia., and has a family. MATTIE' NA ILER lEmmeline, 1 John,Z William' ) mar FOURTH GENE RA T IO N ried Michael Wustogel. They li ve in Alburnett, Ia, a nd ELl\TORE S.' TAYLOR (William,1 J ohn,! \\'illiam'J have no children. when a boy left home and went west of the Mis.'iouri ri ver. El\niA• NAILER \Emmeline,·' J ohn,1 William') married He never returned nnd nothing is known of him. Lawrence Roth, a railroad em ployee. 1 1 JUDD H.' TAYLOR (William,.l J ohn, \Villiam ) li\·es in ED\\' IN C.' TAYLOR (James Sprott,1 J oseph W. ,-' \-Vill D t>nver, Colo., unmarried. iam'), born in 18&1 at Walla Walla, \\'a£h., marri t>d at Mos WILLIAM' TAYLOR (William,l J ohn,! Wi lliam') ma.r cow, Idaho. in 188-l Isa L. Blackhurst. They li ve a t Colfax. ried nnd hns two chih.lren. He resides on a stock rnnch Ill Wash. They have two son3 and a daughter Ji,·ing. A Col orado. daughter died in 1!)12. ,.,,,,,,,,, ..... ,,,,,, ..,,,.,,,, ._ ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,_.... ,.,.,u:t:t.,.·t·t•n••••••-••••-•ttuwtttt ... .n :t:t-ttt..,..,.._.. , .._,_,,,,,,,.,.,, 32 l>F.SC£NIMN1'S OF WILLIAM ANI) ANN TAVLOU UI:SI 't: II:I>A NTS IJF Wll .t.ll\~1 1111:0 ,\NN TAVIMH :p
LORA MAY' TAYLOR (J ames Sprott,1 Joseph W.,! now resides. Child: William'), born in 1872 at Colfax, Wash., married at Moscow. 2281 Clarence Snyder, born Oct. 24, 1895, at Colton Idaho, S. V. Meek. They had eight children: one daughter FRAXCIS GEORGE' WILLOt.:GHBY (Anna Eleanor:' died. They live in Canada. 1 Joseph W.,l \Yilliam ) , born Aug. 15, 1872. at Sandusky, Ia., Ml NERVN T AYLOR (James Sprott,3 J oseph W,2 Will married at J ohnson, Wash ., Sept. 8, 1901, Dessie Warner. iam'>, born in 1882 at Colfax, Wash., married there in 190'; T hey reside at Genesee, Ido. Children, born at J ohnson: G. F. Johnson. They live in Diamond, Whitman county. 22.01 Raymond Willoughby, born Aug. 2, 1902 Wash., and have three children. 22.02 Fred Willoughby, born Aug. 4, 1!104 MINERVA' WILLOUGHBY (Anna Eleanor.\ J o!\eph 22.03 Crace Wiloughby, born June 20, l!)l)(; W ,Z \Yilliam1), born June 21, 1861, at Summitville, Ia .. mar SA~l t.:EL ALONZO' WILLOUG HBY (Anna Eleanor,' rien at Earlham, Ia., Apr. 8, 1881, Ben S. Griffin. He ciied .Joseph \Y. ,Z William'), born Aug. 11, 187G, at Earlham, Ia., Nov. 16, 1923, at Holtville, Calif., where the widow now re manied at Cottonwood, Ida.. J an. 1, 1909, Ada Hill. They sides. Children, born at Bradford, Kan.: live at Hysham, ~ f ont. Children, born at Cottonwood : 2221 lilanche Griffin, born Apr. 6, 1885 22. 11 Ernest Willoughby, born NoY. 15, 1!>09 2222 Maud Griffin, born Dec. 3, 1886 22.12 \\'alter Willough by, born Apr. 11 , 1!)12 2223 Jessie Griffin, born Nov. 18, 1887: d. 1888 2224 Bernice Griffin, born J an. 9, 1889 ULYSSES S. GRANT' WILLOUGHBY (Anna Eleanor,' .Joseph \V.,l \\'illiam'). born Mar. 30. 1878, at Earlham, Ia., JOSEPHINE ANN' WILLOUGHBY (Anna Eleanor.' marrieci at Walla Walla, Wash., about 1917 R uby McCaulagh. Joseph W.,! William'), born Dec. 28, 1862, at Summitville. They reside at Walla Walla. Ia., married at Denver, Colo., Apr. 23, 1887, Albert Hill. They live at Matahula, Mexico. Children : DOTTIE' WILLOUGHBY (Anna Eleanor,3 J oseph W .. ~ William'}. born Oct. 19. 1880, at Earlham, Ia., married ~1ar. 2231 Clara Hill, born Oct. 30, 188!), nt Denver, Colo. 22, 1910, Daniel Nichol. Their addre~s is Vermilion, Alberta. 2232 Grace Hill, born Apr. 21, 1892, at Trinidad. Colo. 2233 Walter Hill, born 1901 , at Pueblo, Colo. CARSO~ WALLAC E' T AYLOR (William S.,1 J oseph W.,2 William') was born Sept. 2
2:313 Aileen Taylor, born Dec. 31, 1 8~3: d. Apr. 14, 1905 3, 1901, Warren H. Helle, the ceremony being performed by 2314 Mary Eloise Taylor, born Jan. 21, 1895 Rev. M. Wilson Keith of the Mahoningtown Pre~byterian 2315 Jennie Edris Taylor, born May 18, 1900 church. Mr. Helle was born May 12, 1874, at New Castle, 2316 Carson Orin Taylor, born Apr. 14, 1902 Pa. They reside on a farm near New Castle, Pa. Children: 2317 Carl Bowden Taylor, b. Apr. 14, 1902: d. Oct. 19, 1902 3211 Helen Hilda Helle, born Feb. 8, 1902 RENNA ETHEL' TAYLOR (Renwick Wilson,l J oseph 3212 Thomas Vesta Helle, born Nov. 17, 1903 W.,2 William1) , born Nov. 13, 1884, at Pleasant Flat, Wash 3213 Carl \Voqdward Helle, born Aug. 28, 1906 ington Territory, married Nov. 25, 1904, Harvey Percy Cole 3214 Anna Ella Helle, born Aug. 31, HHl: d. July 17, 1913 man. 3215 Charles Gilbert Helle, born Jan. 1, 1916 MAUDE JOHANNA' TAYLOR (Renwick.Wilson.1 Jo TILLIE CHARITYl WOODWARD (Ann C.;l Samuel,! !leph W., 2 William1) , born June 4, 1886, at Tacoma, Wash., William'), born Jan. 31, 1875, married Apr. 14, 1898, Louis li. married Oct. 17, 1923, Franklin A. Stevens. Hawthorne, a farmer, horn Dec. 11, 1875. They reside at New Castle, Pa. Child: JOSEPH JAMES·• TAYLOR (Renwick Wilson,l Joseph \V .. 2 William'), born Mar. 18, 1889, at Tacoma, Wash., marri 3221 ~amuel Philip Hawthorne, born June 5, 1889 ed Oct. 31, 1917, Lulu Hubbard. ELLN TAYLOR (John P .,l SamueJ,l William') married Hartwell W. Williamson. He died Feb. - , 1912. Children: EDWIN HORACE' TAYLOR (Renwick Wilson,3 Joseph W.,1 William'), born June 19, 1890, at Tacoma, Wash., mar· 3311 Joseph Williamson : Presbyterian minister ried July 1, 1916, Ebba Magnussen. 3312 John Williamson 3313 Bessie Williamson 1 LORETTA HARD TAYLOR (Renwick Wilson,l Joseph 3314 Harry \Yilliamson W.,2 William'), born Aug. 24, 1891, at Johnson, Wash., mar ried June 20, 1916, Royal J ohn Mullin. Children: CHARLES ~1.' TAYLOR (John P.,l Samuel,2 William•) married and Ji ved in Pittsburgh several years. He had em 2451 Royal John Mullin, born Sept. 27, 1918 ployment and succeeded well. Later he engaged in business 2452 Edwin Taylor Mullin, born May 25. 1920 in Atlantic City and at present resides in the south. 2453 Loretta Irene Mullin, horn Nov. 8, 1922 LA URN TAYLOR (J ohn P .,l Samuel,2 William') m'lrrit> . ' · t; , ~ ,· .i:"; •••••••u•••••••••••••••••••••••••· •''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''.. ''''''''''''''''' ' '''''''''''''''''''''' ...... ,,, ...... EVERETT' TAYLOR (Thomas Charles,3 Samuel,l Will Elmer Cartiea, by whom she had a son Roscoe. Children: iam') married tirst Jessie Chambers. She died July - , 1908. 3541 Terrence Lowman, born Nov. 27, 1899 H e married second in 1923 Miss Bessie Patterson. They re 3542 Roscoe Laverne Cartiea, born Sept. 13. 1915 side in New Castle, Pa. Children: A:\NN DOUGLASS (J ennie H .,3 Samuel,2 William'). 3421 Charles Taylor, born Aug. - , 1902 born May 7, 1874 , married J une 28, 1900, Orville Raney, a 3422 Paul Taylor teacher in the public schools for many years. They reside 3d Charles Johnson, a railroad man. T hey had one son: 3712 William Baxter Raney, born July 17, 19:)!) 3·131 Lynn Johnson :d. Oct. 22, 1910, aged about 21 CHARLES D.~ DOUGLASS (Jennie H.,3 Samuel ,l Will iam'), born Apr. 8, 1880, married Aug. 20, 1902, Frances Wal HARRIET' TAYLOR (Samuel Seldon,3 Samuel,! wm lace of near East Palestine. 0., born Feb. 28, 1882. H e owns iam1}, born Dec. 4, 1869, married in 1884 Edward E. Davis of the farm which belonged to his parents. In addition to farm Alliance, 0 . He died Sept. 9, 1!.115. She remarried in No duties they devote a great deal of time and care in succes:;ful vembet·, 1919, her second husband being William H. Daugh bee keeping in the improved m odern methods. One son: erty of Avon Park, F la. They now reside at 317 West 82nd street, Los Angeles, Calif. Children: 3721 George Robert Douglass, born Mar. 16, 1D08 3511 Mery l E:ileen Davis CHARLES G.4 MARTIN (Martha E.,3 Samuel/ Will 3512 Earl Edward Davis iam'), born Sept. 7, 1867, married J uly 26, 1900, Mary Mc 3513 Caroline Katherine Davis Connell of Grove City, Pa., born Dec. 12, 1870. One child: ANNA~ TAYLOR (Samuel Seldon,1 Samuel,! William' • 3811 F lora Ellen Martin, born Dec. 1, l!J02 1 1 married Jan. 4, 189-l, Spencer T . Hazen, Alliance, 0. Four CHARITY L.• MARTIN !Martha E .,l Samuel, William \ Children: born June 24, 1873, married Oct. 17, 1!.102, Charles L. Rager 35~1 [infant I : died of Enon Valley, Pa., born Nov. 11, 1873. He was postmaster 3522 Dorothy Jane Hazen, born Feb. 10, 1899 of Enon Valley and later was a farmer. She died Mar. 14 , 3523 Seldon S. Hazen, born June 2, 1902 1922. Children: 352•1 Evelyn J ean Hazen, born Feb. 9, 1907 ., 3821 Algernon Rager, born June 7, 1909 JESSIE l\IAUD1 .TAYLOR (Samuel Seldon,·1 Samuel,! 3822 Cynthia Eleanor Rager, born Nov. 10, 1912 William•), born Sept. 2n, 1877, married J une-. 1897, William ALFRED ALGERNON~ MARTIN (Martha E .,3 Sam Warrell of Little Washington, Pa. She d ied May 12, 1913. uel,2 William1), born Mar. 1, 1884, married Jan. 6, 1909, H ilda and he died Aug. 19, 1913. One child : Mae Keehler, born May 7, 1889. Children: 3531 Constance Warrell , born July 29, 1900 3831 Mary Martha M artin, born .July 9, 1911 GEORGETTE' TAYLOR (Samuel Seldon,3 Samuel/ 3832 Charles Luther Martin, born Jan. 5, 1915 William•), born in 18'iD, married first Feb.-, 1898, Bertrand 3833 Jeanne Elizabeth Ma rtin, born Nov. 11, 1919 Lowman, by whom she had a son Terrence. She was divorc 3834 Walter Martin, born June 6, 1923 ed from her husband in 1905 and married second July24, 1907, JAMES BREWSTER• TAYLOR (Daniel Webster,·\ Sam- all Uf:S (' ~:NIIANTS OF WILLI ,\~ 1 AND ANS TA 'iU>lt 1 uel/ William ) , the only son, enlisted in the S pani~h-Amer i can farming for some time he was employed as cashier in . the war in company B. 16th regiment of Penn!'ylvania Volunteer First National bank of East Palestine, 0., where he contmu infantry, and serveci wit.h distinction in Cuba. He re-enlist ed his responsible duties until his death. He was one of the ed for two years and served in the Philippines. He continu most prominent business men of East P al e~t i ne and one of ed in the regular army and became an officer, and also saw the leading bankers of Ohio. H is counsel and advice were service in the World war. He married Miss Marian Craw I sought by many persons seeking information on important ford of New Wilmington, Pa. He is still in the regular serv business affairs. He died Oct. 8, 1923. Children: ice; location unknown. 3.011 Martha McCloskey MARY1 TAYLOR (Daniel Webster,1 Samuel,: William• 1, I 3.012 Kersey McCloskey the only daughter, taught fo r a t ime in the public schools of FLORE ~CE' McCLOS KEY (Lucretia E.,3 Samuel,! Lawrence county, Pa. Later she was a music teacher. She \ 3.141 Dorothy Irene Rollison, born June 12, 1~06 Creary. They are now dead, and he resides with an aunt, 3.142 Rebecca Lucille Robison, born July 24, 1908 Miss Blanche McCreary, where he has a comfortable home. 3.143 William Taylor Robison, born Juiy 25, 1918 1 3.14-l Nancy Gilmore Robison, born Dec. 1, 192. 1 MARTHA EMMN TAYLOR (George Lee, Samuel/ William•), born Nov. 11, 1876, married Oct. 6, 1898, J oseph ORA LORINDA~ TAYLOR (Joseph 1.,1 Samuel,2 Will S milh, a farmer of North Beaver township, Pa., who was iam•), born Mar. 20, 1883, married Sept. 15, 1908, William born May 6, 1868. Children: Beattie. Children: 3.311 Frank Glenn Smith, born July 28, 1899 3.151 Allan Taylor Beattie, born Dec. 11, 1914 3.312 Helen Smith, born Apr. 18, 1901 3.152 Virginia Jean Beattie, born Mar. 26, 1918 3.313 Rehecca Smith, born May 12, 1904 3.314 Mary Taylor Smith, born July 31, 1906 EDITH ELLE~ 1 TAYLOR (Joseph I.,l Samuel,1 Will 3.315 Mark Smith , born :died iamiJ, born Dec. 3, 1887. married Aug. 22, 1906, Frederick A. 3.316 George Lee Smith, born Mar. 3, 1913 Brown. Son: 3.317 J ohn Smith, born May 27, 1!)11: d. Nov. 2, Hill 3.161 J oseph Frederick Brown, born July 20, 1!>10 3.318 Emma :\label Smith, born ~lar. 22, 1918 ROY E. ~ TAYLOR (Enos E.. 3 Samuel,! William•), born MARY C HARITY~ TAYLOR (George Lee,l Samuel,! Oct. 18, 1880, married Oct. 10, 1916, Isalene Dilworth o( East William1), born Nov. 17, 1878, married Frank Miller of New Palest ine, 0. He engaged in the lumber business in Augusta, Castle, Pa. They reside in California. Children:· Mich., where he resides. He has traveled a great deal in the 3.321 Frances Pauline Miller, born Oct . 14, 1907 west. Daughter: 3.322 Shirley Miller, born Oct. 10, 1910 3.211 Lnura Eda Taylor, born Sept. 5, 1917 GRIZZlE MAUDE' TAYLOR (George Lee,3 Samuel.! WILLIAM M.4 TAYLOR (J oseph !.,1 SamueJ,! Will William•) , born May 5, 1882, married in 1903 Charles Sherer, iam11, born Aug. 12, 1883, married. 'ov. 18, 1912, Beatrice G. a farmer of North Beaver township, Pa. Children: Overlander of Pittsburgh, Pa. He is a mail carrier and re 3.331 Eva Sherer, born June 5, 1904 sides in En on Valley, Pa. Son: 3.332 Robert Lee Sherer, born Feb. 18, 1907 3.2'21 William Overlander Taylor, born May 4, 1919 3.333 Richard Charles Sherer, born Nov. 25, 1908 3.334 Chester Taylor Sherer, born :O.lay 21, 1918 "MABEL J .~ TAYLOR (Joseph l .,l Samu e l ,~ William1l , born Nov. 18, 1886, after graduating at a Pennsylvania state SAMUEL GLENN4 TAYLOR tGcorge Lee,l Samuel/ normal school taught several terms in the public schools. \\'illiam•) , born June 9, 1884, married first July 6, 1918, Miss She married June 25, 1!)13, Frank W. Thompson of Mount r Marie Foltz o( Montana. She died. He married second in Jackson, Pa., son (){ J ohn Thompson. She died Feb. 25, 1!l23 Miss Beatrice Braby of Wampum, Pa. 1916, soon after the birth of her child: FRANK DOUGLASS1 TAYLOR (George Lee,l Samuel,l 3.231 Wayne Thompson, born Feb. 23, 1!H6 William•), born Aug. 27, 1891, married July 2G, 1909. Anna McKee of New Galilee, born Sept. 6, 1590. They reside in CLIFFORD M.' TAYLOR (J oseph I.,l Sa mu e l ,~ Will New Castle, Pa., where he is engaged in the laundry business. iam•), born Feb. 22, 1880, is engaged in farming in North Children: BeaYer township, Pa. After the death of his mother he was 3.351 Dorothy J ean Taylor, born Aug. 27, 1911 taken to the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Me- ' ' 1011111f,OitttlltOifiiJIItftOIIIOIIIIIIIItllllltllllllllttllllltltUIIUIUitltltllltUH-UII 1 1 tiiiiiUIIItlllllltll l ltllllllltOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIO Ot:SC:I=:NOANTS OF WILU.Ht ANU t\I'IN TA,' I.I)Il DESC F. ~ OANTS OF WILLIAM AND ANN TAYLOI\ ·1:1 3.352 Fran!< Taylor, jr., born Oct. 16, t9l7 teacher in the state normal school. ANNA CHARiTY' WHITE (Ada} Samuel,! William'J, LA URN TAYLOR (Joseph \V.,J William,2 William:) born Jan. 6. 1876, married June 22, 1901. Elton A. Bunzo. married a Mr. Gobble and lives at Midway, Pa. Chilc.lren: born Aug. 17, 1874. They have no children. 4321 Nellie Gobble SAMUEL ASON' WH ITE (Ada,3 SamueJ,l William' l, 4322 Olive Gobble born Apr. 16, 1881, married Mar. 12, 1907, Inda I. Marstellar, 4323 Charles Gobble born June 9, 1881. Children: 4324 George Gobble 3.531 Wanda Adaline White, born June 18, 1909 4325 Louis Gobble 8 5~2 Lynn Ason White, born June 14, Hl13 4326 Edna l\'larian Gobble 3.53!3 . Wayne Marstellar White, born May 20, 1916 CHARLES' TAYLOR (Alexander W .,l William,2 \Vill 1\JARY MADELINE' WHITE < Ada, l Samuel.~ William' I, ia m1 ) was a dentist in Chattanooga and in 1915 was li ving in born Feb. 17, 1883, married June 24, 190!, William A. Moser. Suwanee, T enn. Children: Child: 4331 Doris Taylor 3.5H William Philip :\loser, born Mar. 7, 1911 4332 Cynthia Taylor 1 3 2 3 1 MARY ~ TAYLOR (Alexander \\ . , \Villia m, William') IV A LOR INDN WHITE (Ada, Samuel,2 William ). born Sept. 19, 1885, twin. married Oct. 24, 1923, ClydeJ. McChmg, lh·ed in Greenville, Tenn., and later was teaching in New Jer born Oct. 26, 1885. No children. sey. She was not married. 4 IDA BEATRICE' WHITE (Ada,3 Samuel.2 William ' 1, GEORGE TAYLOR (Alexander W.,l William,2 William') born Sept. 19, 1885, twin, married May 6, 1908, Roy G· married Luetta Gregg and lived in Greenville, Tenn., where Brownlee, born May 6, 1883. Child: he was an attorney-at-law. Child: 3.561 Homer Russell Brownlee, born Mar. 27, l9U -1351 J erome Gregg Taylor, born Mar. 1, 1V15 LYNN TAYLOR' WHITE (Ada,3 Samuel,z William'l· MARY LOUELLN TAYLOR (Samuel Smith,3 Willia m.! born Apr. 23, 1888, married J uly 10, 1912, Nancy Pearl William1), born Jan. 4, 1866, married Jan. 19, 1AA7, Frank M . Thompson, born Sept. 24, 1888. He died Dec. 26, 191:2. Hays. Children: MARY A.4 TAYLOR (Joseph W.,3 William,2 William''!. 4611 Edna E. Hays, born Mar. 21, 1888 born Feb. 22, 1860, married Nov. 1, 1883, John N. Wright. 4612 Ella G. Hays, born Sept. 5, 1889 She died Sept. 7, 1889, without children. 4613 Samuel F. Hays, born Apr. 16, 1893 4614 Edson M. Hays, born Sept. 1, 1895 WILLIA~J ~ TAYLOR (J oseph W.,3 William,2 William' J. bom l\lay 14, 1863. married Sept. 10, 1885, Emma J. Braden. SADIE D. ~ TAYLOR (Samuel Smith,3 William,! \Vi ll H e died Dec. 16, 1921. Children: iam'), born Aug. '2.7, 1867, married Jan. -, 188-, J ob Rossell. Four children: 4221 Joseph Ross Taylol', born June 22, 1886 42:?.2 David Crockett Taylor, born May 4, 1891 4621 Olive E . Rossell, born Apr. 20, 1890 4622 Samuel C. Rossell, born Nov. 27, 1891 OLIVE' TAYLOR.(Aiexander W.,3 W illia m. ~ William') i!-1 4623 Margaret Jane Rossell, born Mar. 28, 1893 unmarried and lives at Johnson City, Tenn. She was a 4624 J ob Lee Rossell :d. aged l yr., 11 mo., 2 days IIIOtoottiiJitlltllftl-'l.tttiiiiiiiiii-IIUIIIIIIOtlllllllllltiiiiUIIIt411111111111fll1111-tOOt:Uittlllfiiii iiiiiUtiUIIIIIIIIIUittttllll-"llllt tott.IIUflltlllllt .. IMtllltUIIIIIIIIInt·ttlllltUIIII .. IIIIIIII I IIIUIII I III fllllllllltfltlll lllllfllflllll lllfllllllltltiiUIOIUtllllllltl .. H U£SC:l!:N 0.\1'\TS O F Wll.LIA'-1 ·"N 0 ANN TA YLOll t H:SC f.KD.~N·rs OF \\'II.J.l:\M III'U .>.NN 'TI\ YLOU l:i CLARENCE c.~ TAYLOR (Samuel Smith;1 William.~ HARRY M.' TAYLOR (Samuel Smith ;1 William/ Will 1 William ) , born J an. 31, 1870, a ttended putlic schools in iam'>, born Sept. 24, 1878, taughl school for four years in South Beaver township, teaching in the public schools from South Beaver township. He attended dental college in Col 1891 to 1895. He attended Ohio State university school Clf umbus, 0 ., graduating in 1905. H e first located at Wellsville, medicine from 1895 to 1898, graduating Apr. 5, 1898. He 0., and later went to Salinesville, 0., where he is practising. then practised medicine in New Waterford, 0., for a number \ He marrled Aug. 28, 1917, Jean Dorrance. Twin daughters: of years. He married Oct. 18, 1898, Anna F. Dawson. They I 4€61 J ean Taylor, born M ar. 13, 1921 now reside at East Rochester, 0., where Dr. Taylor enjoys a 4662 Janell Taylor, born Mar. 13, 1921 fine medical practice. Seven children: ESSIE G.4 TAYLOR 1Samuel Smith,l \\'illiam,2 William''. 4G3l Clarence D awson Taylor, born May 29, 1900 I I born ;\ov. 2, 1880, attended school in South Beaver town:;hip, 4632 Clovis Edgar Taylor, b. ~ov. 9,1901: rl. Mar. 23, 191)~ Pier$ol academy, Sli ppery Rock Stale Normal and Geneva 4633 :r..mdred Cecilia Taylor, b. Nov. 5, 1903: d. 3U907 college at Beaver Falls. Later she began teaching in difTer 4634 Samuel S. Taylor, born Oct. 26, 1905 I cnt putlic schools of the Beaver valley. She is now teaching 36.15 Gladys Taylor. born Mar. 13, 1907 nt East Palestine, 0. 4636 Evelyn Taylor, born Aug. 31, 1910: d. J an. 14, 1911 3637 Goldie Y. Taylor, born Mar. 25, 1913 .I E\'A J.• TAYLOR t ~amuel Smilh.' William,? William••, l:orn f'eb. 1, 1883, attended school in South Beaver towns hip, MICHAEL W.1 TAYLOR (Samuel Srni th ,3 William/ Pier!'cl academy and Rochester Business college, graduating 1 William ) , born June 15, 1873, attended school in South Beav as ster.ographer in 190-1 . She was employed as stenographer er township, later teaching for a number of years. He at by the Colona S teel company of Pittsburgh before her m ar tended a dental school in Indianapolis, Ind., and graduated riage Sept. 2, 1914, to "'illiam Langhorst. They reside in in dentistry Apr. 30, l901. He practised dentistry in East Pittsburgh. Two children: Liverpool, 0., until his health compelled him to give up this 4681 William T . Langhorst, born Sept. 24, Hll5 work. He married Oct. 28, 1903, Edith L. Calvin. They 4.CS2 Esther E. Langhorst, born Sept. 26, 1917 moved to South Beaver township, where he died !\lay 15. 1911. One child: £).£:\1A J:• TAYLOR (Samuel S mi t h ,~ Willia m,! Will iam'), born June 4, 1885, attended school in South BeaYer 46-ll George Ed win Taylor, born May 30, 1907: grad. 19~5 township and Bea\·er County Commercial college. She mar Beaver Falls H. S. r ied :\pr. 21 , 190!), Walter E. Duncan. They live at Monaca, OLIVE G.~ TAYLOR (Samuel Smith,3 William,? William•). Pa. Children: born Jan. 14, 1876, attended school in So uth Beaver town 4691 Samuel Edwin Duncan, born F eb. 4, 1910 ship and Piersol academy 11t West Bridgewater, Pa., later 469~ Elizabeth E. Duncan, born Dec. 11, 1911 teaching in Monaca. Pa. She married Oct. 4, 1911, at New 4693 Harry Robert Duncan, born Feb. 5, 1914 Waterford, 0 ., Dr. William C. Elder, who had been a class 469 1 Charles Taylor Duncan, born Apr. 11, 1917 •:nate of her brother Michael at Indianapol:s. They are li v 4695 Eslher !\·lae Duncan, born Oct. 25, 1923 ing at South Pittsburg, Tenn., where Dr. Elder is one of the CEORCE L.' STEWAHT tAlvin H.,3 Marthn,2 William•1, leading men in his profession. Two children: born Sept. 16, 1877, married Oct. 18 , Hl05, Ida M r.e Miller, 4651 Stewart Taylor Elder, born Aug. 6, 1917 daughter or Robert l\1 iller. Their married life was brief, for 4652 Ellen Elizabeth Elder, born Nov. 5, 1920 ~'frs. Stewart died Apr. Hi, Hl06. He nc,·er remarried. At ,,,,, ...... ,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ...... DF.SC.l!:NO.HITS OF Wli.I.IA~I At;D ,\NN TAYLO R DJ::Sl:E~f>.\NTS ()F WILLIAM A!I:D ANN TAYLOll present he resid es in New Castle, where he is ·employed in born Sept. 9, 1894, enlisted immediately at the time soldiers useful work. were called by the United States for service in the World CHARLES W.' ST8WART (Alvin H.,l 1\hrtha,2 Will war. He was an officer in an artillery company and went to iam'), horn Dec. 7, 1878, married Sept. l 6, 1902, Mary Faddis. France, where he stayed until the close of the war. He is at born Apr. 19, 1882. He has been a farmet· all his life, hi,; present a member of the teaching faculty at P rinceton, N.J., farm being situated in Little Beaver township, Lawrence where his degree of Ph. D. gives him the title of Doctor. county, Pa. It is an improved farm in the vicinity of im MARY REB£CCN STEWART (John Q.,1 Martha.1 proved public roads. General farming and dairying are the William•) , born Oct. 15, 1895, is a graduate of Goucher col principal occupations on the farm. Good schools are not far lege, Baltimore, ~Id., and taught in Harrisburg, Pa. She from the place and t he parents are much interested in giving married Aug. 16, 1924, George Shiras Call, an accountant at their children a good education. Mr. Stewart has served as Harrisburg, Pa. They have recently gone to New Yorl<, a member of the Little Beaver sehoul board for many years where Mr. Shiras has a good position. and has served in several township offices simply for the ~ood he can do as a citizen in the performance of his duties. JA~IE S H .~ STEWART (John Q.,3 Martha,z William'), Children: horn Sept. 26, 1896, enlisted in the World war and was in 6321 Gilbert ~:[erie Stewart, born May 12, 1906 training four months, but as the war closed the services of 6322 Ada May Stewart, born Nov. 6. 1909 his regiment were not needed. He and his brother John are 6323 Margaret Emma Stewart, born Dec. 1. 1913 hoth g raduates of Princeton university. He is manager of a 6324 Chester Faddis Stewart, born D ec. 6, 1921 steel company a t Lebanon, Pa. 1 ROY GILBERT' STEWART {Alvin H., Martha,2 Will JOHN Q.~ STEWART {Thomas ~Iorri s, 3 1\Iartha,Z Will iam'), born July 6, 1883, residE!s in New Castle, Pa., where he • iam'), born Feb. 24 , 1886, after attend ing public school took has been employed for many years as a street car conductor. n course in bookkeeping and graduated fro m the New Castle He has been faithful and industrious and has been retained Business college. Then he attended the State N ormal school by the company through periods of prosperity and depression. at Slippery Rock, Pa., and graduated in the normal and LAURA MABEL' STEWART (Alvin H.,l Martha,2 Will taught a few terms. He attended the Pennsylvania State iam'), born June 9, 1889, married Oct. 13, 1915, Oscar Leslie college for SOO')e time, studying agricultural work. After Slack, born Oct. 10, 1887. He is a railroad employee and farming for some time he attended the Oregon Agricultural lh·es in New Castle, Pa., where they h::we a comfortable college at Corvallis, Ore. He married Oct. 7, 1922, Mrs. Eli home. Owing to his efficiency and industry he has held his za E. Robley of 1\Iedford, Ore., then returning to Pennsyl position for many years with the Pennsylvania railroad. vania and continuing farming. Children: MARY E.4 STEWART (Thomas 1'\'Iorris,l Martha/ Will 6361 Charles Leroy Sla('k, born Jan. 19. 1917 iam'), born Aug. 24, 1889, graduated at the State Normal 6362 Alice Mary Slack, born D ec. 7, 1913 school at Slippery Rock, Pa., and taught a few years in the 6363 Walter Russell Slack, born Feb. 17, 1921 public schools of Lawrence county. She manied Jame)l 6364 Mildred Laura Slack, b. Sept. 10, 1922: d. Oct. 7, 192;~ Shannon, a farmer, born Apr. 14, 1879, at Moravia, Pet. 6365 John Stewart Slack, born Apr. 22, 1924 C hildren: 6521 Grace Luella Shannon, born Jan. 8, 1919 JOH N Q.~ STEWART (J ohn Q.,1 Martha/ William1l, 652~ Paul Eugene Shannon, born Sept. 17, 1920 4fUflfffllfllllfftllllllflflllftllllffUIIIIf•ottlll.llllltllflloottllltn_.ttttttlllllfffflllffllllttMU ,...... ,...... ,. .. ,...... _...... "~:lW J;NOA:>.~ (W WILLI.UI ANIJ ANN T :\Yt.Olt OF.Sct, !\UANTS nt' Wll.LIAM ANO MIN TAYlilR MARTHA L.4 STEWART (Thomas Morris,3 Martha,t \'.'ay. Children: William'), born Apr. 5, 18!)2, completed her junior year at 8~41 Grace E. Raney, born J une - . 1897: d. in infancy Slippery Rock Normal. She married June 18, 1914, Alexan 8242 Guy L. Raney, born l\1 ay 21, 1898 cler W. Leslie, a farmer, born Sept . 9, 1892. Children: 8243 Charles H. Raney, born Ocl. 28, 1900 653 t Harold Stewart Leslie, b. Mar. 20, Hll6: d. 7£-1917 8244 George B. Raney, born May 5, 1!104 6532 Chester Stewart Leslie, born Sept. 28, 1917 LAURA A.~ YOUNG ( Thoma.~ Harrison,3 Anna,2 Will 6533 Mary Allison Stewart Leslie, born June 15, 1919 iam' ), born Aug. 3, 1869, taught successfully in the public 6534 Norman Dale Leslie, born Dec. 22, 1921 schools of Lawrence county, Pa., for a few years. She mar 6535 Emma May Stewart Leslie, born Dec. 14, 1923 ried Perry Chntley, a farmer. After being engaged in farm GRACE C.f STEWART (Thomas Morris,l Martha.! ing in Little Bea,·er township for several years he sold his \\'illiam'), born Oct. 15, 1895, graduated a t the Slippery Roc!.: farm and moved to East Palestine, 0., where he has been State Normal and taught a few years before her marriage. engaged as a mechanic. Their daughters have been attend She married June 18, 1919, Loyal W. Gilkey, a farmer of ing excellent schools, preparing themseh·es {or usefulness in 1:'\orth Beaver townshi p, born Feb. 17, 1897. He had crossed life: the ocean to take part in the World war but hostilities ceas 8251 Grace Chatley ed before he was called into action and he returned to the 8252 Mary Chatley, born J une - . 1009 United States. Children: WILLIAM CASSIUS' YOUNG (Thomas Harrison,l An 6541 Arthur Gilkey, born Apr. 16, 1920 na,! William'). born Nov. 11 , 18'i1, married May 9, 1900, E,·a 6542 R onald Gilkey, born Oct. 14, 1922 Annetta Patterson, daughte1· of Frank Patterson of Korth 65-13 Martha Jean Gilkey, born Dec. 28, 1924 Reaver township. Mr. Young was a farmer for many yean. JOHN RALPH ~ CHA~IBERS {James,1 Nancy,2 William'J and was successful in that vocation. Later he sold his farm is married and when last heard from he resided in Los Angel :\nd moved to East Palestine, 0 , whet·c the family now rc es, Calif. ~ides. Children: ETHEL' CHAMBERS (James,1 Nancy,2 William') mar 8261 Cecil Wayne Young, b. Aug. 15, 1001: d. Sept. 3, 1001 ried a ~Ir. Ingalls and li ved in Chenna, Alaska, some yearl> 82.62 Virgil Ray Young, born Aug. 15, 1901, twin 8263 Aleta Mae Young, born June 24., 1915 ago. • 1 3 ARTHUR TERHUNE' CHAMBERS (J ames,3 Nancy , ~ FRANK S. YOUNG (Thomas Harrison, Anna/ Will William') formerly lived in Greeley, Colo. iam•), born June30, 1877, married Oct. 1, 1902, Olive l\L Douglass, born Feb. 13, 1881. daughter of William and Ann LESLIE• CHAMBERS (James,l Nancy,? Willia m') had Douglass. He was engaged in farming for a number of lived in Alaska. years. and has since been engaged in a number of occupat MARY E.4 YOUNG {'l'homas Harrison,J Anna,2 'Will· ions. He resid es in New Castle. Pa. C hildren: iam'), born Mar. 19, 1867, married Sept. 2, 1896, William Ra 8291 Dwigh t Albert Young, born Apr. 11 , 1906 ney, born May 19, 1866, a farmer of Lawrence county, Pa. 8'292 Errett Young, born J an. 6, 1908 He farmed in westem Iowa from 1889 to 1895, when he re 8293 · Donald Douglass Young, born Feb. 21, 1909 turned to Pennsylvania and has since farmed in North Beav 8294. Thomas Dale Young, born Apr. ~. 1912 er township on a fine farm he owns near an improved high. 8295 Charles Harold Young, born J uly 19, 1917 toooouuoououotttoooooooouotllll tltOOIIIOoooooutttttooooouuooottoooott Uhnottto t tothooo t nuoouuoouuuo ..uuuoonuttffoouuo• " '' l>t:SCI::K IJ.\N't'); CW W ll.l.l.\:\t AND AN:-1 TAYI-CHt lltlllllllllfltlltltllllttlllltiiUftUIHIIOIIIItHIIIfl tjOIUttiiiiHIIIIIOOIItlllllltltUOiooooOiottllllllltUUoooottlllltltUOoOIUIIIH:•; JH:Sn::\0:\l'TS OF Wll.!.lAM AI': II ,\;o.JN 1',\Yl..OH •' MYHTLE M.' YOUNG CThomas Harrison,3 Anna,2 Will 872:3 William Taylor Young, b. Mar. 20, l!H4: d. 15.n914 iam1), born Feb. 4, 1880, married in 190t Harry Witherspoon. 8724 Dorothy !vl:ly Y0ung, born Dec. 7, 1!>15 a farmer. He owns a good farm in North Beaver tow11ship 8725 JNilliam E:- Yo~ng, bornL. Oct. 26, 1921 C·,. _.~ e-r on which he resides and farms successfully. Children: Nell El , 2<~\:,e-.,.., ~ · 11,enry .l\~' _ 82.01 J ane Witherspoon :died when quite young WILLIAM FLOYD' YOUNG (William T.,3 Anna,Z Will- I 82.02 Floyd Witherspoon, born Sept. 1, 1908 iam•), born Oct. 3, 1877, served in ~~mpany B, 1~th regi~ent 1 of P ennsylvania Volunteer infantry m the Spamsh-Amencan GEORGE 0 .' YOUNG (William T.,l Anna,? \-Villiam1J, war. Later he enlisted in the regular army and :erved for born June 23, 1874, married Aug. 9, 1900, Clara McKean. some time. He is unmarried and is living with h1s brother After acquiring an education he taught several terms in the and sister and farming the home place, where they have a pu blic schoo l!-> of Lawrence county, P a., and later wa" comfortable home. appointed mail r.lerk on the P ennsylvania railroad, where he is at present (19.25) employed. He resides at Enon Valley, CLYDE EMERS0)(1 YOUNG (Philip Austin,3 A~n a.~ Pa. Children: \Villiami), born Dec. 2::!, 1877, manied ~ov. 2:3, 1904, Els1e E. 8711 Pauline Young, born Nov. 12, 1901 : teacher Braden of Enon Valley, Pa., born Aug. 14, 1881. In the e.ar 87 1~ Robert Young, born Aug. 27, 1905: d. Oct. 10, 1918 ly period of his life he attended school and after teachmg 8713 Ellen Young,. born Feb. 7, 1910 successfully a few terms a nd assislinJ:t his father on the farm he went to Pittsburgh to engage in other work. He has heen CHARLES H.' YOUNG {William T.,3 Anna,1 William1J, honest and industrious, and has made a success in the respon born Jan. 16, 1876, married Oct. 7, 1909, Una May Brown. :;ible duties in which he has been engaged. H~ and his fam He attended different institutions of learning after attending ily reside at 38 Watson boulevard, N. S., Pittsburgh, ~a. the puclic school. He taught several terms in the Lawrence His occupat ion is credit man with :;.vi. Bonn company. Child- county public schools, and decided to enter the profession of ren: law. He served in company B of the 16th regim~nt of Penn 8811 Clyde Emerson Young, h. June 12, 1908: d. 2 1~1908 syh-::mia volunteers in the Spanish-American war, and also 8812 Margaret Ethel Young, born Oct. 9, 1910 sen·ed a month in the World war in the artillery officers' 8813 Helen Elin beth Young, born Aug. 23, 19L2 training camp at Louisville, Ky. He was district attorney 8814 Charles Williams Young, born June 5, 1915 of lxlwrence county from 1907 to 1910. He has been counsel for the \.Yorkmen's Compensation board from April, 1916. BESSIE MABEU YOUNG (Philip Austin,3 Anna/ Will and is still serving in that capacity. H e is also a member of iam•), born July 11 , 1880, married Feu. 23, 1?04, Olis Frank the ).iew Castle school board and has served several terms as lin Flick, a farmer, born Aug. 17, 1877. Children: chairman of the Lawrence county R epublican central com 8821 Virginia Katherine Flick, born June 13, 1904 mittee. He was alternate delegate to the national convent 8822 Olis Austin Flick, born June 14, 1915 ion in Cleveland in 1921, and is at present chairman of the 8823 Dorothy Elizabeth Flick, born ~Iar. 27, 1!118 Republican city committee. He resides in New Castle, P a., 8824 Ralph Hi ll Flick, born Jan. 7, 1922 where he has an extensive law practice in addition to his public duties. Children: MARTHA ETHEU YOUNG (Philip Austin,3 Anna/ William•), born Mar. 14, 1883, married June 17, l!JO~, Thom 8721 Margaret T. Young, born Sept. 8, 1910 as Edwin Grise. She resides in Petersburg, 0. Child: 87~ Amy Jean Young, born Apr. 12, 1912 8831 Helen Mildred Grise, Lorn Aug. 23, Hl04 ...... ,...... " ...... _, ...... -...... ,...... ,__...... :!! I>ES!:EN OANTS OJo~ tVILI.IA ~( A~~··~~·~.. ~~~~:~~ ;~'"''"'"*""''""""'' ' Ot:SCE"UANTS OF' WILLI AM ANU ANN 1'AY I.Ofi 63 J O HN CASSIUS' PATTERSON (l\linerva Jane l Anna ! JAMES R ALPH ~ PATTERSON (1\linerva Jane,3 Anna.1 William'), born Aug. 25, 1874, married at Mahonm gt~w n , Pa:. William'), born Nov. 30. 1896, married at C•>lorarlo Springs, June - , 1898, Margaret Logan Sample. T hey live a t Salida Colo., Apr. 21, 1923, Elizabeth Thomas. Child: Colo. Children: ' 8.171 J ames Thomas Patterson, born Jan. - , 1925 8.111 William Edward Sample, born Apr. 25, 1902 1 1 8.112 Mary Minerva Sample, born 1904 BESSI E' BELL (E llen Eliza, Sarah Eliza, William') married in 1895 William A. Kennedy. Chi ld: LAURA MAY' PATTERSON (Minerva Ja ne J Annat \Yillia m'), born Apr. 22, 1876, married Oct. 14, 1903.' Edward .0521 Edward Bell Kennedy, hom 1896: died Allan Wilson at New Castle, Pa. They reside at 137 E dison FLORE~C E ELLEN' BELL (Ellen Eliza,1 Sarah E liza,2 avenue in that city. Children: William') married in 1904 Rev. Gilbert Lovell, a missionary. 8.121 James Franklin Wilson, born Aug. 28, 1905 Their addr~s is 83 North Pleasant street, Oberlin, 0. They 8.122 Charlotte Wilson, born Nov. 22, 1909 have four children, all born in China: 8.123 Clair Pierce Wilson, born Jan. 24 , Hl13 .0531 Leander Bell Lovell, born 1906 JOSEPH ERRETT' PATTERSON (Minerva Jane.J .0532 Kalherine Durfee Lovell, born 1908 Anna/ William'}, born Sept. 28, 1879, married at New Castle .0533 William Newhall Lovell, born 1914 in 1901 Bertha Smith. He died Feb. 5, 1920, a t New Castle .0534 Florence Lovell, born 1917 Pa. Children: ' MARY BELl.' SAMPSON (Thomas J efferson,3 Sarah 8.131 Grace Patterson, born Oct. 5, 1902: m. Oct.-, 192~ . Eliu,2 William'), born July 11, 1873, married Dec. 26, 1912, Carl Cameron Robert Clyde Campbell , a farmer. They reside on a farm 8.132 J oseph Arthur Patterson, born Oct. 2, 1904 near Middlesex, Pa., postoffice Pulaski. 8.133 Eleanor Patterson, born June 10, 1910 - - SARAH MARGARET' SAMPSON (T homas JefTerson,3 8.134 Virginia Patterson, born July 14, 1914 · died Sarah Eliza,1 William'), born Dec. 3, 1874, is an instructor in 8.135 J ames Jefferson Patterson, born July 19, 1916 8.136 Chester Dale Patterson, born Feb. 15, 1!)20 California State Normal school, Pa. CORRINE' SAMPSON (Thomas Jefferson,1 Sarah Eli C'ARL EMERSON' PATTERSON (Minerva Jane.J An za,2 William'}. born Aug. 29, 1877, is an expert accounlant, n~ ,1 William'), born July 4, 1882, married Oct. 12, 1905, Lidn Mount Gregor, N. Y. Ktngdom at Rome, 0 . They live in Deaver, Colo. Children: 3 8.1-U Jetta Jean Patlersoo, born 1909 GERTRUDE4 SAMPSON (Thomas J efferson, .Sarah 8.142 Ford Patterson, born 1910 E liza,2 William'J, born Mar. 10, 1880, marrierl Aug. 29, 1915, H. F . McCullough. He is employed by the Henry Frick E VA ALMA' PATTERSON (Minerva Jane .1 AnM ' company. They reside in Scottdale, Pa. :Villiam'). born May 16, 1889, married at New C~stle, Pa:. 1 m 1914 Robert Boyd. She died June - , 1915. HAROLD ROY~ SAMPSON (Thomas Jefferson. Sarah Eliza,1 William'), born J uly 20, 1883, married July 12 , 1907, NELLIE BLANC HF.' PATTERSON (Minerva Jane ·' Lillian Jones. He has charge of the Chicago office of the Li Anna ,~ William'), born July 10, 1893, married a t New Castl~, brary Bureau. They reside in Western Springs, Ill. Children: Pa., Apr. 26, 1~4 , Stanley C. Boyd. They live at Youngs town, 0 . .0651 Janet Love Sampson .0652 Douglas Russell Sampson UltUUtiiiUOttiUitUIIUIIUUittUUflltlfUtiiiiUtttttHIIIIIIIIIIOUUHIIIIIIIIUt•••IUitUUiotlllti.U. UI .. IUIIIIootttlllttlltlllll• ro1 UESCBNO,\NTS (lf' \\' ll.l.I A~ AND ;\NJ' TAYLOR ' IRWIN GIBSON' SAMPSON (Thomas Jefferson,l Sar I .1322 Dorothy McBurney, born Nov. 2, 1907 ah F:liza,1 William'), born Sept. 25, 1889, married Dec. 27, I . .13'23 R obert Barton McBurney, born Mar. 19, 1910 1911, Isabella Bucl 2524 Doris Shull , born Nov. 30, 1911 2573 J osephine F leshman, born Mar. 8. 1913 2574 James J. Fleshman, bor n Stlpt. 17, HJ16 J OSEPHINE ANGELINE' KITE (Jennie M.,3 J oseph 2575 J oy F leshman, born Oct. 21, Hl18 W ./ William'), born Sept. 9, 1879, married Oct. 4, 1901, Orlie 2576 John E. Fleshman, born Jan. 21, 1923 E. Sworden. They reside at Corbett, Ore. Children: 2577 Junella Fleshman, born Mar, 30, 1925 2531 Cleo J . Sword en, born Oct. 4, 1901 4 3 2 1 2532 Edward H. Sworden, born D ec. 23, 1909 JOHN A. KITE (J ennie M., Joseph W. , William ) , born Oct. 22, 1892, married Oct. 29, 1913, E ffie S. Hammond. MINERVA' KITE (Jennie M.,3 J oseph W.,1 William'J, They reside at Kendrick, I do. Children: born Feb. 28, 1883, married at Juliaetta, ldo., Oct. 2, 1904. 2581 J ohn L. Kite, born Nov. 19, 1915 William Turner. She died June 23, 1916, at Clarkestown , 2582 Mildred Mae Kite, born Jan. - , 1919 Wa,;h. He resides at Juliaetta, Ido. Children: 2583 Robert A. Kite, born Feb. 13, 1921 2541 Dale T urner, born --. 31, 1906 1 2542 Delbert Turner, b. June 19, 1909: res. Kendrick, I do. ElJGENE WILLARD~ KITE (Jennie M., J oseph \\'.,! William'), born .July 10, 1894, married at Juliaetta, I do., June GEORGIA ANNA ~ K ITE (J ennie M.,l Joseph \V. ,2 Will 6, 1917, Minnie E. Stuart. They reside in Portland, Ore. iam'), born July 10, 1885, married in 1903 James Herbert Mill Children: ard. They reside at Juliaetta, Ido. Children: 2591 Juanita T. Kite, born July 20, 191 8 2551 Floyd J. Millard, born June 1, 190-t 2592 Geneva P. Kite, born Apr. 22, 1921 2552 Everett E. Millard, born Dec. 31, 1906 2593 E thel J. Kite, born July 3, 1923: d . Jan. 21, 1924 255.'3 Gerald H. Millard, born July 17, 1909 2554 Eugene R. Millard, born Aug. 24, 1911 2555 Walter F. Millard, born Nov. 10, 1917 · """ ,·, FIFT H GENERAT I ON 2556 Evelyn I. Millard, born Nov. 1, 1923 ..... : 'l •" 4 EDNA A.~ KITE (J ennie M.,l J oseph W.,2 Wi lliam' ;, MAUDS GRIFFIN (Minerva, Anna Eleanor,l Joseph born Jan. 29, 1888, married at Juliaetta, Ido., Nov. 30, 1905. w .,z William'), born Dec. 3, 1886, married about 1908 J ohn Fred Nye. They reside at Juliaetta. Children: Ralph. They live at Cambridge, I do. Children: 22221 Claire Ralph, born May - , 1910 2561 Alvin L. Nye, born Jan. 16, 1908 .~. 2562 Clara C. Nye, born Dec. 2'~. 1910 ... 22222 Bernice Ralph 1912 • 22223 Doris Ralph 1914 2563 Woodrow Wilson Nye, born Sept. 11, 1!h5 '!~ 2564 Lloyd L. Nye, born July 7, 1919 ..·~., .· CLARAs HI LL (Ida I owa,4 Anna Eleanor,3 J oseph W.,2 2565 Ernest W. Nye, born Dee. 14, 1922 :· ...• Williaml), born Oct. 30, 1889. at Denver, Colo., married at . ' 2566 Virginia R. Nye, born Sept. 19, 1924 Tuleta. Tex., in 1918 W. S. Suffel. Child: ISADORA DELINDA' KITE (Jennie M.,l J oseph W./ :. : . 223ll Margaret Suffel, born Jan. 27, 1922, at T uleta, Tex. "'"'illiam'), born Feb. 2, 1891, married Feb. 3, 1909, Edward GRACE5 HILL (Ida Iowa,• Anna Eleanor,3 J oseph W.,l Fleshman, jr. They reside at Leland, Ore. Children: William'\ born Apr. 21 , 1892, at Trinidad, Colo., married 2571 Sarah J. Fleshman, born May 20, 1910 George Cobean at Tuleta, Tex. They reside in Buenos Aires, 2572 George F. Fleshman, b. J an. 2, 1912: d. Jan. 12, 1912 Argentina. Children: ·.I ttiiiiiiUittlltll•s tUUUitlttllfiiiiiiiUtiiHUIUIHittiiiUttlttlllllfllltOittftltlllllllltiiiiiiiiiiiUitlllttlllflllllltlllllllltttttiO• 1111111111111111111, 111111 ,,111111111 u 11n .1.111 tttttttttttllttotuottttt.utttttttttttttootttttttt•ttttttutttttttttttttttttttttttttttltltttttltt 1:0 OESCF.Nl)I\NTS OF \\'II..LI.\:\'1 AND AN:-1 T 1\ YLOR Ot:SCJ::l\UAN'I'S Of' WII..I..I.UI ANO ANK TA Yl..OH 1;1 22321 George G. Cobean born Nov. 21, 1912 2511 Carolina Millard, born ~ept. 2, 1924 2'.l322 Dorothy Louise Cobean, born J a n. 27, 1916 5 4 3 22323 Richard Winfield Cobean, born Nov. 1, 1919 H ELEN HILDA HELLE (J ennie M., Ann C., Samuet,l 2~324 J ohn Frederick Cobean, born Dec. 26, 1921 William'), born Feb. 8, 1902, married Oct. -, 1919, at Frank 22325 Grace Edith Cobean, born July 8, 1923 lin, Pa., Paul Dean. Child: 32111 Edward D ean, born June - , 1924 WALTER5 HILL (Ida Iowa,• Anna Eleanor,3 Joseph W.,! William'), born in 1901 a t Pueblo. Colo., married a t Tuleta, MERYL EILEEN5 DAVIS (Harriet,4 Samuel Seldon,J Tex., Dec. 30 1922, Ruth Suffel. They have a boy about a Samue),l William') married first J. B. Baker of Pittsburgh, year old. Pa., by whom she had two children, one dying in infancy. She married second in 1922 Carl Horn of 607 West 81st street, DWIGHT WILLIA::VP TAYLOR (Carson Wallace,' Will Los Angeles, Ca lif. Child: iam S.,3 Joseph W. ,Z William'), born Mar. 17, 1889, married Nov. 4, 1914, Vesta Callaway. They live in Pullman, Wash. 35111 William Baker, born 1914 Children: EARL EDWARD5 DAVIS (Harriet,4 Samuel Seldon. 1 23121 Carl Francis Taylor, born Nov. 13, 1915 Samuel,2 William') married Grace Davis of Newark, 0. 231'22 Wilma Mary Taylor, born Jan. 31, 1917 Child: 23123 Dale Wayne Taylor, born Apr. 2:7 , 1919 35121 Naomi Grace Davis, born 1922 5 MARY ELOISE TAYLOR (Carson Wallace,' William CAROLINE KATHERIXE; DAVIS (H arriet/ Samuel 1 1 S., Joseph W., William'), born Jan. 21, 1895, married Sept. Seldon,l Samuel,2 William•) married first Dec. - , 1915, Ber 14, 1913, Leon B. Sims. They reside in Spokane, Wash. Son: nard Weiss of Wheeling, W.Va., by whom she had a daugh 23ltl l Robert Carson Sims, born Feb. 23, 1920 ter Eleanor. She married second June -, 1924, R. H. Spen cer of Emsworth, Pa. Child: JENNIE EDRIS' TAYLOR (Carson Wallace,·• 'William S.,l Joseph W./ William•). born May 18, 1900, married Dec. 35131 Eleanor Patricia Weiss, born Mar. 17, 1!)17 21, 1921, Lorence Earl Naffziger. They live in Smiley. Sas- 5 4 : ,• DOROTHY JANE HAZEN (Anna, Samuel Seldon,J kutchewan, Canada. · ' ' Samue),l William'), born Feb. 10, 1899, married Sept. 15, 1917, ERNEST EVERETT5 SHULL (Belle,~ Jennie l\J.,l Jo Robert E. Balmat of Alliance, 0. Children: seph \V.,2 William'), born Sept. 4, 1898, married Jan. 25, 1925 35221 Robert E. Balmat, jr., born Aug. 9, 1917 Marjory Stewart Hardie of Condon, Ore. They reside at 35222 Jack Ramon Balmat, born Apr. 29, 1923 2337 Mirchell street, Oakland, Calif. SELDON S.5 HAZEN (Anna,• Samuel Seldon,3 Samuel,1 VELMA5 SHULL (Grace,• Jennie l\L,l J oseph W.,l Will William)', born June 2, 1902, married Oct. 30, 1920, Marie iam'), born Oct. 12, 19m, married Jan. 5, 1924, H erman B. Wolfe of Alliance, 0. Child : Parsons of Chico, Calif. Child: 35231 Constance Delight Hazen. born Aug. 26, I92S 25231 Roy Hugh Parsons, born Apr. 11, 19~5 CONSTANCE ~ WARRELL (Jessie Maud,4 Samuel Sel FLOYD J AMES5 l\IILLARD (Georgia Anna,' Jennie don,l Samuel,1 William•), born July 29, 1900, married Aug. 26, M.,3 Joseph W.,2 William•), born June 1, 190-l, married Dec. 1915, George O'Neill of Youngstown, 0. - , 1923, Irene Bullen. Child: FRANK GLENNS S!\HTH (Martha Emma,4 George ...... ~...... ~~ UF.SCENI>ANTS OF WILLIAM AN ll ANN T1\ \'I,OR Lee,J SamueJ,l William'). born July 28, 18!>9, married June 3, reside at Beaver, Pa. 1!.124, Bessie Gehring. SAMUEL F .s HAYS (Mary Louella,4 Samuel Smilh,l HELEN5 SMITH (Martha Emma/ George Lee,·1 Sam William,z William1), born Apr. 16, 1893, attended public uel/ William'), born Apr. 18, 1001, married Aug. 17, 1921, school at Monaca, Pa., later taking up the study of steel Emmet Russell Shaffer, a mechanic. They reside in P eters chemistry and later entering the laboratory of .Jones-Laugh burg, 0 . Child: lin Steel company at Aliquippa, Pa., as steel chemist, where 3.3121 Helen Crace Shaffer, born Oct. 23, 1923 he is at present employed. He married Apr. 7, 1923, Edna Powell and resides at New Brighton, Pa. MARY TAYLOR; SMITH (Martha Emma,' George 4 3 Lee,3 Samuel,1 \Villiam'), born July 31, 1906, married June EDSON M.s HAYS (Mary Louella, Samuel Smith, Will -, 1924, Dale Avery. iam,2 William'), born Sept. 1, 1895. attended public school at Monaca. Pa., and late•· al tended Duff's Commercial & Busi EVM SHERER (Grizzie Maude,• George Lee,3 Samuel,! ness college. He enlisted at Beaver Falls, Pa., Nov. 24,1917, William'), born June 5, 1904, married Nov. 30, 1923, Curtis in the World war, and was mustered into service Dec. 5, Mac J ordan of New Castle, Pa., born Jan. 19, 18~9. Child: 1!)17, at Columbus, 0 ., in the medical department. He serv 3.3311 Eleanor Frances Jordan, born June 2, 1925 ed two months as clerk in t hat department, four months as special nurse, seven months in charge of wards anrl five 5 JOSEPH ROSS TAYLOR (William,' Joseph W.,J Will months and 22 days in charge of the hospital. He was pro iam,2 William'), born June 22, 1886, married Dec. 22, 190!), moted to private first-class in January, 1918, and on Feb. 14, Elvira Gable. He is at present employed by the Pennsyl 1918, was promoted to corporal. H e was honorably discharg vania railroad as engineer at Crestline, 0. .• ed June 27, 1919. He married Aug. 30, 1922, Dorothy Tre\' DAVID CROCKETT5 TAYLOR (William,• Joseph W.,' ertone and resides at West Bridgewater, Pa. 1 William. William'), born May 4, 1891, m arried Feb. 27, 1912, ·~ OLIVE E . ROSSELL (Sadie D.,4 Samuel Smith,' Will Alice Hansom. He d ied Dec. 7, 1921. i a m~ William1) born Apr. 20, 1890, married Aug. 23, 1H23, EDNA E.5 HAYS (Mary Louella,• Samuel Smith,3 Will Lol;is L. Patte;son. She was a school teacher. They reside iam,2 William'), born Mar. 21, 1888, attended public school in Akron, 0. at Monaca, Pa., and also the Piersol academy at West SAMUEL c.s ROSSELL (Sadie D./ Samuel Smith,3 Bridgewater, Pa., Duff's Commercial & Business college at William/ William1), born Nov. 2:1, 1891, married June 2,1917, Beaver, Pa., and in 1904 graduated from the Rochester Busi Nora McDonough. Child: ness college, R ochester, Pa. She was then employed as 46221 Margaret Mary Rossell, born May 31, 1918 stenographer until her marriage June 6, 1911, to H arry L. Duncan. They reside at Beaver, Pa. MARGARET JANEs ROSSELL (Sadie D .. 4 Samuel Smith,l William,2 William'), born Mar. 28, 1893, married ELLA G.s HAYS (Mary Louella,' Samuel Smith,l Will Sept. - , 1910, Roy Bailey. iam,2 William'), born Sept. 5, 1889, attended public school at Monaca, Pa., graduating May 28, 1907, and attended Geneva CLARENCE DA WSON5 TAYLOR (Clarence C.,4 Sam college, Beaver Falls, Pa. She was employed as a successful uel Smith,l William,2 William1), born May 29, 1900, married teacher in the public schools of the different valley towns un Sept. 4, 1920, Grace Kelly and resides at Alliance, 0. til her marriage June 8, 1915, to Thomas Morrison. They HELEN MILDRED5 CRISE (Martha Ethel,' Philip UIH.... IfttfiiiUfUII.I•tUt• . tiUIUitUIIIIJU•u•UIIOittltllttiUOIIIUUIIII.t.UIUIIItttiiiiUittii>UIIUIIIIItUUIIIIIIIIIIIlU•o l>I::S\.ENlMNTS (IF WILI,IAM :\N 0 ANN TA YI.OR 3 Auslin, Anna,2 William 1) , born Aug. 23, 1904, married June 10, 1924, George Henry Brockman, born July 19, 1903, son of Mr. Brockman, a farmer of Little Beaver township, Law rence county, Pa. They reside in East Palestine, 0., where he is employed in some of the public works. She is a grad uate of the Petersburg, 0., high school. VIRGINIA KATHERINE5 FLICK (Bessie Mabel,' 3 1 Philip Austin, Anna/ William ) , born June 13, 1904, marri ed .Ylar. 19, 1921, Austin Bowman, born Aug. 20, 1899. Child: 88211 Bessie Alberta Bowman, born Aug. 6, 1923 ELLA5 SI:VD10NS (Nora Ellen,4 Ella Minerva,3 Elean o r·. ~ 1 William ) , born , 1898, married about 1919 Harry R. Nuse, a Santa Fe railway agent. Children: .131 11 Harry R. Nuse, jr., age 5 .I3tl2 Barbara Lee Nuse, age 2 BERTHA' SIMMONS (Nora Ellen,' Ella Minerva;1 El eanor/), born , 1900, married about 1922 Joseph L. Chockie of Colorado. He is a truck farmer in Colorado. Child: .13121 [son 1. aged about a year L (1-R 11 Y l flo C I(/E" RUBY5 SIMMONS (Nora Ellen,• Ella Minerva,3 Elean 1 or,: William ) , born -----, 1902, married about 1 9~1 Ar thur W. Barrett. Child: WI LLIAM ' TAYLOR AND HIS \'riFE, ANN WILSON .13131 I f i (Tile lolluwinf( bl3nl: p3g c ~ ar~ for r~vi s ion s and addition:.! r~c-un.k] I I ,. I ·I I """'f 'kW• • =-