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William L. Taylor

Birth26 OCT 1850 - Lexington County, South Carolina, USA
Death01 Jul 1910 - Columbia, Richland, South Carolina; buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Columbia, South Carolina
MotherEmily Anna Lybrand
FatherWilliam Lewis Taylor

Born in Lexington County, South Carolina, USA on 26 OCT 1850 to William Lewis Taylor and Emily Anna Lybrand. William L. Taylor married Emily Frances "Emma" Swearengen and had 5 children. He passed away on 01 Jul 1910 in Columbia, Richland, South Carolina; buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Columbia, South Carolina.

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William Lewis Taylor
1815 - 1877
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Emily Anna Lybrand
1816 - 1891
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Emily Frances "Emma" Swearengen
1854 - 1914
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Wallace James Taylor
1880 - 1954
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W. Lawton Taylor
1886 - 1948
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George Lindsey Taylor
1895 - 1928
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Elizabeth Catherine "Bessie" Taylor
1884 - 1934
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Annie Rebecca Taylor
1882 - 1957

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