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John Taylor

Birth30 OCT 1825 - Bradley Co.: Cleveland, Tennessee
Death30 MAR 1895 - Hempstead Co., Arkansas
MotherMargaret Lloyd
FatherJohn Taylor

Born in Bradley Co.: Cleveland, Tennessee on 30 OCT 1825 to John Taylor and Margaret Lloyd. John Taylor married Matilda Peters and had 14 children. He passed away on 30 MAR 1895 in Hempstead Co., Arkansas.

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Parents
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John Taylor
1788 - 1852
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Margaret Lloyd
1795 - 1860
Spouse(s)
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Matilda Peters
1833 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Elijah Alfred Taylor
1848 - 1932
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Mary Ellen (Ella) Taylor
1867 - 1935
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Winburn Stevens Taylor
1877 - 1935
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Sarah H Taylor
1851 - 1937
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Ambrose D Taylor
1866 - 1888
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Margaret O Taylor
1854 - 1932
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Oscar Akin Taylor
1873 - 1923
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Susan M. Taylor
1846 - Unknown
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Alva Alfred Taylor
1859 - 1932
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Eliza J. Taylor
1856 - 1874
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Flem Taylor
1852 - Unknown
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Newton Oscar Taylor
1866 - 1937
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John Taylor
1861 - 1912
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Joseph Taylor
1872 - Unknown

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