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Ada Taylor

Birthabt 1815 - Robinson, North Carolina, USA
Death1881 - Washington, Florida, USA
MotherMargaret Barlow
FatherJohn Wells Powell

Born in Robinson, North Carolina, USA on abt 1815 to John Wells Powell and Margaret Barlow. Ada Taylor married Cary Taylor and had 14 children. She passed away on 1881 in Washington, Florida, USA.

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Parents
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John Wells Powell
1787 - 1873
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Margaret Barlow
1787 - 1825
Spouse(s)
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Cary Taylor
1825 - 1864
Children Show all
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Caroline Taylor
1841 - 1887
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Bright Taylor
1855 - Unknown
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Sanders Taylor
1847 - Unknown
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Francis Taylor
1852 - 1913
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Eugenia Taylor
1862 - 1909
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Henry Taylor
1844 - 1860
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Breckenridge Taylor
1864 - Unknown
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Abby Taylor
1843 - 1860
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Ada Taylor
1858 - 1870
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Celessia Taylor
1860 - Unknown
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Londerc Taylor
1849 - Unknown
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Celissia Taylor
1861 - Unknown
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Frances Taylor
1852 - Unknown
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Henry Taylor
1844 - Unknown

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