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John Taylor

Birth10 11 1847 - White County, Tennessee, USA
DeathMar 12, 1919 - Okmulgee County, Oklahoma, USA
MotherSarha Walling
FatherCreed "Young Creed" Taylor

Born in White County, Tennessee, USA on 10 11 1847 to Creed "Young Creed" Taylor and Sarha Walling. John Taylor married Mary Elizabeth England and had 11 children. He passed away on Mar 12, 1919 in Okmulgee County, Oklahoma, USA.

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Parents
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Creed "Young Creed" Taylor
1807 - 1868
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Sarha Walling
1809 - 1858
Spouse(s)
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Mary Elizabeth England
1850 - 1929
Children Show all
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Johnnie Taylor
1892 - Unknown
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Dealey Taylor
1890 - Unknown
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Jim Taylor
1884 - Unknown
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Florence L Taylor
1894 - Unknown
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Harry Taylor
1885 - Unknown
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Doctor Frank Taylor
1889 - Unknown
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Eva Taylor
1886 - Unknown
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Mary L Taylor
1888 - 1938
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Ida Annie Taylor
1869 - 1888
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Daniel Luther Taylor
1871 - 1958
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James Howard Taylor
1878 - Unknown

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