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William David Taylor

Birth29 Dec 1868 - Dothan, Dale, Alabama, United States
Death22 Feb 1952 - Dothan, Houston, Alabama, USA
MotherSusan Jane Avery
FatherEnoch Taylor

Born in Dothan, Dale, Alabama, United States on 29 Dec 1868 to Enoch Taylor and Susan Jane Avery. William David Taylor married Etty Elizabeth Taylor and had 10 children. He passed away on 22 Feb 1952 in Dothan, Houston, Alabama, USA.

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Parents
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Enoch Taylor
1845 - 1927
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Susan Jane Avery
1852 - 1941
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Etty Elizabeth Taylor
1869 - 1939
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Myrtle C. Taylor
1899 - 1977
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Enoch Taylor
1893 - Unknown
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Bertha Taylor
1902 - 1986
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Mittie Gertrude Taylor
1897 - 1939
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Bessie Taylor
1891 - Unknown
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Oscar William Taylor
1888 - 1969
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Enoch Charles Taylor
1892 - 1938
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Mittie Taylor
1897 - Unknown
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Leslie Taylor
1905 - 1922
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Genksie ? Taylor
1905 - Unknown

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