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Ella Taylor

Birth25 APR 1873 - Texas, USA. see 1880 Llano County, Fed Census, Pre No. 2, page 62
Death25 Aug 1958 - Marysville, Yuba, California, United States
MotherAnn Alice Olney
FatherAbraham Teal "Abe" Taylor

Born in Texas, USA. see 1880 Llano County, Fed Census, Pre No. 2, page 62 on 25 APR 1873 to Abraham Teal "Abe" Taylor and Ann Alice Olney. Ella Taylor married John Osborn Barton and had 9 children. She passed away on 25 Aug 1958 in Marysville, Yuba, California, United States.

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Parents
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Abraham Teal "Abe" Taylor
1849 - 1926
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Ann Alice Olney
1853 - 1892
Spouse(s)
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John Osborn Barton
1873 - 1942
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Richard Warren "Jack" Barton
1894 - 1958
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Hugh Barton
1898 - 1975
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Harlin Barren Barton
1901 - 1975
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Jesse Neal Barton
1906 - 1957
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Teele J Barton
1896 - 1972
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George Willard Barton
1912 - 1977
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Betty Catherine Barton
1908 - 1997
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Alfred S. Barton
1903 - 1904
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Rockie Barton
1910 - 1981

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