Descendants of James (of Caroline) Taylor

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Descendants of James (of Caroline) Taylor
Generation No. 1
1. James (of Caroline)8 Taylor (John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born January 12, 1613/14 in Carlisle,
Cumbria Co., (Now Northumberland) England/Carlisle, England, and died April 30, 1698 in Bowling
Green, King & Queen Co., VA. He married (1) Frances Walker 1667. She was born 1645 in Warwick,
England, and died September 23, 1680 in New Kent Co., or Caroline Co., VA. He married (2) Mary
Bishop Gregory August 12, 1682 in Caroline Co., VA. She was born Abt. 1665, and died 1747 in King
and Queen Co., VA.
More About James Taylor and Frances Walker:
Marriage: 1667
More About James Taylor and Mary Gregory:
Marriage: August 12, 1682, Caroline Co., VA
Children of James Taylor and Frances Walker are:
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Jane9 Taylor, born 1668; died Unknown.
Sarah Taylor, born Bet. 1670 - 1680; died Unknown.
James Taylor, born 1674; died 1730.
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Anne9 Taylor, born January 12, 1683/84 in Hare Forest, Orange Co., VA; died Unknown. She married
Edward Eastham; born 1680 in Caroline Co., VA; died Unknown.
Elizabeth Taylor, born January 12, 1683/84; died Unknown.
Mary Bishop Taylor, born 1688; died 1770.
Edmond Taylor, born July 05, 1690 in King and Queen Co., VA; died 1755 in Granville, NC.
John Powell Taylor, born November 18, 1696; died Unknown.
Generation No. 2
4. James9 Taylor (James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born 1674, and died 1730.
Children of James Taylor are:
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Frances10 Taylor, died Unknown.
Zachary Taylor, born 1707; died 1768.
George Taylor, born 1711; died Unknown.
7. Mary Bishop9 Taylor (James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born 1688, and died 1770. She
married (1) Henry Pendelton August 06, 1701 in New Kent, VA, son of Phillip Pendelton. He was
born May 15, 1683 in King and Queen Co., VA, and died 1721 in King and Queen Co., VA. She
married (2) Edward Watkins 1723. He was born 1685, and died 1800.
More About Henry Pendelton and Mary Taylor:
Marriage: August 06, 1701, New Kent, VA
More About Edward Watkins and Mary Taylor:
Marriage: 1723
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Children of Mary Taylor and Henry Pendelton are:
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Edmund10 Pendelton, born 1721; died October 1803. He married (1) Elizabeth Roy 1740; died
Unknown. He married (2) Sarah Pollard 1742; died Unknown.
Notes for Edmund Pendelton:
Taken in all he was the ablest man in debate I ever met" - Thomas Jefferson
In 1752, Robert Dinwiddie replaced the popular William Gooch as the governor of Virginia. That year,
the people of Caroline elected Edmund Pendleton to the House of Burgesses. Already serving as a
magistrate, Pendleton replaced the wealthy, Cambridge educated John Baylor of Newmarket Plantation.
Edmund was a lawyer of modest means who had received his education in the local clerk's office He
immediately became a leader in the House Of Burgesses.
Although an arch-conservative, he was able to walk a middle line between the wealthy planters and the
common farmers and merchants. His policies were always those of sound economics and conciliation.
However, as the years of the Revolution dawned he would prove himself to be a rebel in good standing.
In 1753, Governor Dinwiddie insisted he be paid in Spanish gold for affixing his seal to land patents.
Pendleton demanded the governor give up this fee and sent Peyton Randolph to London to the Board of
Trade to complain about Dinwiddie's actions. He locked horns with the governor again when it was
suggested Virginia troops be used for the defense of Ft. Cumberland against the French in Maryland.
Pendleton wrote and pushed to passage a bill which reorganized the Virginia militia. This bill put into
place a hardened group of native-born troops who defended Virginia in the bloodiest days of the French
and Indian War. Later, it would form the core of the force which Virginia would send to the Continental
Army during the Revolutionary War.
In time, Pendleton's personal reputation and skill as a lawyer grew and his services were in great
demand. After the royal governor dissolved the House of Burgesses in 1773, they returned to
Williamsburg and convened themselves independently. This convention passed resolutions protesting
taxation without proper representation, and other outrages by the crown. They then elected members to
represent Virginia in a congress to be held in Philadelphia. Edmund Pendleton, along with Patrick
Henry and George Washington were among those elected.
The three met at Mt. Vernon and went north to Philadelphia together. Pendleton and Henry were old
enemies, one the leaders of the conservatives and the other the head of the radicals. The tyrannical
policies of George III united the two in a common cause. They would never however, really see eye to
eye. Pendleton always feared open defiance to the crown would lead to bloodshed. He would favor
conciliatory policies until the eve of the Revolution. The convention they attended would become known
as the First Continental Congress.
The convention agreed to boycott all trade with Britain and formu lated plans for all the colonies to
muster a common defense. It called for the setting up of "Committees of Safety" in each county. These
commit tees would be elected by the people and would train men, buy arms and carry out the programs
which the congress would direct. In 1774, Caroline elected its first "Committee of Safety" with
Pendleton as the moderator. The following year, after the flight of the royal governor the House of
Burgesses organized a "Committee of Safety" for the entire colony of Virginia. Pendleton was elected its
chairman. This position was the acting chief of state for the colony of Virginia.
In 1776. Pendleton was elected president of the Virginia convention and later was elected the chair for
the House of Delegates which sat under the new constitution. The same year he would openly defy the
crown when a rider from Philadelphia to Wil liamsburg came through Caroline with the news of the
Declaration of Independence. Pendleton was at home on July It, 1776, recuperating from a fall from his
horse when the news arrived in Caroline.
Immediately, he called the magistrates together and renounced the crown of England. They then swore
the oath of allegiance required in the declaration, thus severing Caroline's ties with Great Britain
forever. As the news had not yet been formally announced in Virginia, Caroline became the first county
in Virginia to declare independence.
In 1779, Pendleton became head of the judiciary Department of Virginia, and he would later
collaborate with Thomas Jefferson to revise the laws ofVirginia. George Washington appointed him
Judge of the United States District Court of Virginia. He was the leader of the Federalist Party in
Virginia until his death in 1803.
Pendleton was buried at his home in Caroline, near File, known as Edmundsbury. In 1907, the remains
of Judge Edmund Pendleton, his two wives and infant were disinterred from his burial ground in the
presence of the Reverend Goodwin of Bruton Parish Church in Williamsburg and his great-great neice
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Charlotte Pendleton.
Also present was the undertaker of Bowling Green, Mr. Pegg. The remains were taken to Bruton Parish
Church and there reinterred. The end of the banquet table which once graced the dining room at
Edmunsbury is preserved in the D.A.R. Museum in Washington, D.C.
A historical marker, located 2.5 miles south of Bowling Green, marks the site of Edmundsbury.
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More About Edmund Pendelton and Elizabeth Roy:
Marriage: 1740
More About Edmund Pendelton and Sarah Pollard:
Marriage: 1742
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James Pendelton, born 1702; died Unknown.
Phillip Pendelton, born 1704; died Unknown.
Isabella Pendelton, born 1712; died Unknown.
Nathaniel Pendelton, born 1715; died Unknown.
Mary Pendelton, born 1717; died Unknown.
John Pendelton, born 1719; died Unknown.
8. Edmond9 Taylor (James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born July 05, 1690 in King and Queen
Co., VA, and died 1755 in Granville, NC. He married Sarah Brooking, daughter of William Brooking
and Sarah Upshaw. She died Unknown.
Children of Edmond Taylor and Sarah Brooking are:
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William10 Taylor, died Unknown.
Thomas Taylor, died Unknown.
Capt Edmund Taylor II, died Unknown.
James Taylor, born 1732 in New Kent Co., VA; died 1805 in Patrick Co., VA.
9. John Powell9 Taylor (James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born November 18, 1696, and died
Unknown. He married Catherine Pendelton. She died Unknown.
More About John Powell Taylor:
Name 2: John Taylor
Date born 2: 1696
Children of John Taylor and Catherine Pendelton are:
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Mary Elizabeth10 Taylor, born May 30, 1718; died September 22, 1757.
Catherine Taylor, born December 30, 1719; died Unknown.
Generation No. 3
10. Frances10 Taylor (James9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst II)5, John
"of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) died Unknown.
Child of Frances Taylor is:
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Frances11 Taylor, died Unknown.
11. Zachary10 Taylor (James9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst II)5,
John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born 1707, and died 1768.
He married Elizabeth Lee. She died Unknown.
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Child of Zachary Taylor and Elizabeth Lee is:
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Richard11 Taylor, died Unknown.
23. James10 Taylor (Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst II)5,
John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born 1732 in New Kent Co.,
VA, and died 1805 in Patrick Co., VA. He married Elenor Smith 1755 in New Kent Co., VA. She was
born October 15, 1737 in Prince George Co., MD, and died Unknown in Patrick Co., VA.
Notes for James Taylor:
Patrick Co., VA-Jan Court 1807: In name of God, Amen, I James Taylor of Patrick Co and State of
Virginia being weak in body yet in my pergfect sences do make Ordain Consititute and appoint this
my last Will and Testament in manner and form following to with, I Will my soul to God who gave it
trusting through the meritorious mediation of Jesus Christ for the pardon of my sins and salvation of
the same and my body to the ground from whence it was taken to be decently buried after and
according to the direction of my executors herin after mentioned, fully depending for the resurection fo
the same at the last day and as for the rest of my Estate which it hath Pleased Allmighty God to bestow
on me, I will it as follows to wit;
Imprimia, I will that all my Just debts that I owe to any manner of person be punctually paid.
Item, I will my whole and sole estate to my dear and well beloved wife during her natural life or so
long as she is my surviving widow.
Item I will that my negro Woman slave named Hannah at my wife's death be amansipated, liberated
and set free according to the law in that case made and provided.
Item I will & bequeath to my son James Taylor after his mothers death the land and plantation wheron
I now live to him and his Heirs for ever. I will and give to my son David Taylor after his mothers death
his or the first choice of my three negroes named Worrick, Isaac and Jacob to be to him at the
appraisement prices and if it amounts to more than his equivalent part of my personal estate to then
and in that case my desire is that he should pay to the rest of the legaties or any one or more of them
the over plus after with holding his equivelent part as above to be paid back in property valued either
by the same appraiser or some other men against the slave that may be his choice, and the said slave to
be to him and his Heirs forever.
Item I will to my son James Taylor the next choice of my said slaves after his mothers death on the
same term and in the same manner and under the same restriction as the above Item to my son David
Taylor to be to the same James His Heirs for ever.
Item I will to my daughter Ellenor Adams after her Mothers death the next choice of the three slaves
in the same form and manner as to my sons David and James to her the said Elenor and her Heirs
forever.
Item I will that all the rest of my personal estate be sold and equally devided after my beloved wife's
decease or in continuance of Widowhood, between my daughters Grizzle Collins, Verlinda Cummings
(tho her part to remain in the Possession of the Executors for her surport as she need it and at her
decease if any left to go to her lawfull issue), Mary Lockhart and Milly Reynolds together with what
may be coming from the three legatees to whom I will my slaves if the valuation of them exceed an
equivalent part to each to whom they are willed, and if they do not amount to an equal share of my
Personal estate, and Still the slaves to go as before directed to them and their Heirs for ever.
Item, Lastly I appoint my son David Taylor and my son-in-law John Adams my Executors of this my
last Will and Testament here after revolking and on annuling all other Wills whatever, I Testamony
where of I have here unto set my hand and affixed my Seal this -----Day of ------- in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and five.
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More About James Taylor:
Will: From Patrick Co., VA Jan court 1807
More About James Taylor and Elenor Smith:
Marriage: 1755, New Kent Co., VA
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Grizelda "Grizzle"11 Taylor, born 1756 in Belle Haven, Alexandria, VA; died September 15, 1846.
Mary Taylor, born 1762; died Unknown. She married Unknown Lockhart; died Unknown.
Ellenor Taylor, born 1764; died Unknown.
Verlinda Taylor, born 1767; died Unknown. She married Unknown Cummings; died Unknown.
Jeremiah Taylor, born 1770; died Unknown.
David Taylor, born 1775; died 1830 in Patrick Co., VA.
Mildred "Milly" Taylor, born 1777; died Unknown. She married Bartimoss Reynolds February 25,
1799; died Unknown.
More About Bartimoss Reynolds and Mildred Taylor:
Marriage: February 25, 1799
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James Taylor, Jr, born January 1781; died 1831.
24. Mary Elizabeth10 Taylor (John Powell9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of
Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born May
30, 1718, and died September 22, 1757. She married Joseph Penn February 03, 1734/35, son of John
Penn and Lucy Granville. He was born November 17, 1717, and died 1765.
More About Joseph Penn and Mary Taylor:
Marriage: February 03, 1734/35
Children of Mary Taylor and Joseph Penn are:
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John11 Penn, born December 13, 1736; died Unknown.
Joseph Penn, born September 27, 1738; died Unknown.
Catherine Penn, born March 11, 1740/41; died Unknown.
Phillip Penn, born February 06, 1741/42; died Unknown.
Moses Penn, born December 03, 1744; died Unknown.
Elizabeth Penn, born July 16, 1746; died Unknown.
James Penn, born August 12, 1748; died Unknown.
Thomas Penn, born April 25, 1749; died Unknown.
Frances Penn, born 1756; died Unknown.
Mary Penn, born 1757; died Unknown.
25. Catherine10 Taylor (John Powell9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst
II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born December 30, 1719,
and died Unknown. She married Moses Penn July 04, 1739, son of John Penn and Lucy Granville. He
was born 1712 in Westmoreland CO., VA, and died November 04, 1758 in Caroline Co., VA.
More About Moses Penn and Catherine Taylor:
Marriage: July 04, 1739
Children of Catherine Taylor and Moses Penn are:
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Ann11 Penn, died Unknown.
Edmond Penn, died Unknown.
John (The Signer) Penn, born May 06, 1740; died September 14, 1788.
Generation No. 4
26. Frances11 Taylor (Frances10, James9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of
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Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) died Unknown.
She married Ambrose Madison, son of James (John) Madison. He died 1749.
Child of Frances Taylor and Ambrose Madison is:
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James12 Madison, born 1726; died 1801.
27. Richard11 Taylor (Zachary10, James9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of
Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) died Unknown.
He married Sarah Strother. She died Unknown.
Child of Richard Taylor and Sarah Strother is:
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Zachary (The President)12 Taylor, born November 24, 1784 in Montebello, Orange CO, VA; died July
09, 1850 in White House, Washington DC. He married Margaret Machall Smith June 21, 1810 in
Jefferson CO, KY; born September 21, 1788; died August 14, 1852.
Notes for Zachary (The President) Taylor:
Born into a family of planters in Virginia on November 24, 1784, Zachary Taylor spent his youth in the
frontier outpost of Louisville, Kentucky. For most of Zachary's childhood, his Louisville home was a
small cabin in the woods. As his family prospered, the cabin became a substantial brick house that
Zachary shared with his seven brothers and sisters. By 1800, Taylor's father owned 10,000 acres, town
lots in Louisville, and twenty-six slaves.
Although educated, Zachary was a poor student. His handwriting, spelling, and grammar were crude
and unrefined throughout his life. Even as a boy, he wanted a career in the military; for a planter's son,
it was a respectable alternative to law and the ministry.
"Zachary Taylor's First Lesson in the Art of War" – engraving of young Zachary Taylor talking to a
mountain man – from illustrated biography of Zachary Taylor.
Taylor received his first commission as an officer in 1808 and was immediately assigned to command
the garrison at Fort Pickering, located in modern-day Memphis. From that moment until his election as
President, Taylor was in the military, stationed at a succession of frontier outposts.
In 1810, Taylor married Margaret Mackall Smith, a member of a prominent Maryland family. They had
four daughters over the next few years, losing two babies to sickness. As Zachary moved from one
wilderness outpost to another in the Mississippi Valley frontier, his family often accompanied him. In
1840, Mrs. Taylor finally settled down in Louisiana when Zachary assumed command of the fort at
Baton Rouge. Although a poorly paid career officer, Taylor had parlayed the 300 acres of land given to
him by his father into holdings in Kentucky, Louisiana, and Mississippi. In 1850, his estate was valued
at around $120,000 -- equivalent to $6 million today.
Indian Fighter Fame
By 1845, Taylor had gained fame as an Indian fighter in the nation's continuing warfare against Native
Americans. His service included postings in the present-day states of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Mississippi,
Oklahoma, Kansas,
Zachary Taylor at the Battle of Lake Okeechobee, Florida, in 1836.
Louisiana, Arkansas, Florida, and Texas. Among other Indian battles, he engaged the Sacs, led by Chief
Black Hawk, in Illinois in 1832 and the Seminoles in Florida in the late 1830s.
Taylor's willingness to share the hardships of field duty with his men earned him the affectionate
nickname "Old Rough and Ready." Although he fought Native Americans in numerous engagements,
much of his service was devoted to protecting their lands from invading white settlers. Taylor seemed to
understand if not sympathize with the plight of the Native Americans, and he admired their style of
guerrilla warfare. He frequently bemoaned the incompetence of the citizen militia units that he
commanded in comparison to the superb discipline and unity of his Indian foes. For Taylor, the best
solution to the ongoing wars required a strong military presence to stand between white settlers and the
Native Americans. He viewed anything less as a poor and ultimately doomed solution.
Mexican War Hero
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It was not his success as an Indian fighter, however, that propelled Zachary Taylor into national
prominence. That achievement came from his military victories against Mexican troops during the war
with Mexico (1846-1848). Briefly told, when Texas was granted statehood in 1845, President James K.
Polk ordered Taylor into disputed lands on the Texas-Mexico border. When Mexicans there attacked his
troops near the Rio Grande River, Polk declared to Congress, in May 1846, that war had begun by an
act of Mexico. Events then happened rapidly. With superior artillery, Taylor easily defeated the
substantially larger Mexican forces in Palo Alto, Mexico. Taylor then attacked the "un-destroyable" city
of Monterrey, inflicting heavy casualties on its Mexican defenders, leaving 800 killed or wounded.
General Winfield Scott, commander of all U.S. troops, then ordered half of Taylor's army to join his
troops for an assault on Veracruz. Mexican General
The Battle of Buena Vista. (hand colored illustration)
Santa Anna, intercepting a letter from Scott to Taylor, knew that "Old Zack" (another nickname) would
be left with just 6,000 men -- most of whom were nonregulars. In February 1847, Santa Anna threw his
nearly 20,000 soldiers into the Battle at Buena Vista, determined to annihilate "Old Rough and Ready."
The two armies clashed, and when the smoke cleared, 1,800 Mexican soldiers lay dead or wounded -Taylor lost 672. Thoroughly defeated, the "Mexican Napoleon," as Santa Anna called himself, left the
field, and General Zachary Taylor became an American hero.
The word of how Old Zack had fought alongside his troops in hand-to-hand combat at both Monterey
and Buena Vista spread like a prairie fire across the nation. Taylor was compared to American war
heroes George Washington and Andrew Jackson in the popular press. Stories were told about his
informal dress, the tattered straw hat on his head, and the casual way he always sat atop his beloved
horse, "Old Whitey," while shots buzzed around his head. The criticism that he had allowed the Mexican
army at Monterrey to surrender without disbanding held no sway in the popular mind.
At the time he became President, Zachary Taylor was the most popular man in America, a hero of the
Mexican-American War. However, at a time when Americans were confronting the explosive issue of
slavery, he was probably not the right man for the job.
Taylor was a wealthy slave owner who held properties in the plantation states of Louisiana, Kentucky,
and Mississippi. During his brief time in office -- he died only sixteen months after his election -- his
presidency foundered over the question of whether the national government should permit the spread of
slavery to the present-day states of California, New Mexico, and Utah, then newly won from Mexico. His
sudden death put Vice President Millard Fillmore into the White House, and Fillmore promptly threw
his support behind the Compromise of 1850, canceling out much of the impact of Taylor's presidency.
More About Zachary Taylor and Margaret Smith:
Marriage: June 21, 1810, Jefferson CO, KY
28. Grizelda "Grizzle"11 Taylor (James10, Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of
Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born 1756
in Belle Haven, Alexandria, VA, and died September 15, 1846. She married John Collier 1772. He was
born 1744 in VA, and died Unknown.
More About John Collier and Grizelda Taylor:
Marriage: 1772
Children of Grizelda Taylor and John Collier are:
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William12 Collier, born 1773; died Unknown.
Elizabeth Collier, born 1776; died Unknown.
Nancy Collier, born 1778; died Unknown.
James Collier, born 1780; died Unknown.
John Collier, born July 04, 1782; died Unknown.
Elijah Collier, born 1784; died Unknown.
Charles Eve Collier, born January 02, 1786; died Unknown.
Dorcus Collier, born 1790; died Unknown.
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30. Ellenor11 Taylor (James10, Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of
Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born 1764,
and died Unknown. She married Isacc John Adams. He died Unknown.
Child of Ellenor Taylor and Isacc Adams is:
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Mary12 Adams, died July 04, 1887.
33. David11 Taylor (James10, Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of
Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born 1775,
and died 1830 in Patrick Co., VA. He married Nancy Penn February 08, 1800 in Patrick Co., VA,
daughter of Phillip Penn and Martha Crutcher. She was born 1778, and died Unknown.
More About David Taylor and Nancy Penn:
Marriage: February 08, 1800, Patrick Co., VA
Children of David Taylor and Nancy Penn are:
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Mariah12 Taylor, died Aft. 1888.
Jefferson Taylor, died 1841.
Caroline Taylor, died Unknown. She married Andrew Howell December 18, 1823; died Unknown.
More About Andrew Howell and Caroline Taylor:
Marriage: December 18, 1823
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Anderson Lafayette Taylor, born January 01, 1805 in Virginia; died January 07, 1892 in Warren Co.,
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35. James11 Taylor, Jr (James10, Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of
Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born
January 1781, and died 1831. He married Tabitha Boaz December 25, 1806 in Patrick Co., VA. She
died Unknown.
More About James Taylor and Tabitha Boaz:
Marriage: December 25, 1806, Patrick Co., VA
Children of James Taylor and Tabitha Boaz are:
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James12 Taylor III, died Unknown.
Ellen Taylor, died Unknown.
Jeremiah Taylor, born Bet. 1807 - 1815; died Unknown.
48. John (The Signer)11 Penn (Catherine10 Taylor, John Powell9, James (of Caroline)8, John7,
Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1
Taillefer) was born May 06, 1740, and died September 14, 1788. He married Susannah Lyme 1763 in
VA. She died Unknown.
Notes for John (The Signer) Penn:
"John Penn was born in Caroline Co, VA the child of Moses and Catherine Taylor Penn. At the time of
his father's death, he was eighteen and had only a few years at a country school. But after inheriting
his father's comfortable fortune, he was able to concentrate on study. He applied himself diligently in
the excellent library of his realitve, Edmund Pendleton, mastered the book on law he found there, and
was licensed to practice at the age of 21.
Two years later, he married Susannah Lyme and for about 12 years practiced law successfully in Va.
The, in 1774, he moved to Granville Co., NC where many of his relative proceded him.
John Penn is said to have possed an attractive personality and to have been a good speaker. As he
began to take part in NC public affiars, he soon made it clear that his personality attracted and
influenced the local voters and that, as a political orator, he was able to win their agreement to his way
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of thinking............only a year after his arrival in the colony, was chosen to attend the Provincial
Congress.....In less than a month the Provincial Congress elected him to the First Continental Congress
in Philadelphia.
.......Penn soon abandoned any thought of their ever being able to work with the royal government. He
had written a letter from Philadelphia as late as Feb 1776 in which he said: "My first wish is that
America may be free; and second that she may be restored to Great Britain in peace and harmony and
upon Just terms." But now he knew that tyranny had gone too far and realized that a return to the
Empire was beyond hope.........
In August all three North Carolinians signed their names on America's birth certificate.
John Penn remained in Congress until 1777. Elected again the following years, he served until 1780.
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In 1780, Penn became a member of the Board of War. Within the next year or so, he declined a
judgeship because his health was failing. ..........in Sept 1788, he died at the early age of 48. Not one of
the North Carolina Signers ever lived to see his fiftieth birthday." SIGNERS OF THE
DECLARATION..Author Unknown...pg 270-272
More About John (The Signer) Penn:
History: Signer of the Declaration of Independence
Occupation: 1761, Licensed to practice Law
More About John Penn and Susannah Lyme:
Marriage: 1763, VA
Children of John Penn and Susannah Lyme are:
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Lucy12 Penn, died Unknown. She married HON John Taylor; born December 19, 1753 in Caroline Co.,
VA; died August 20, 1824 in Caroline Co., VA.
Notes for HON John Taylor:
John Taylor was born at Mill Hill, in Caroline County, in 1754. At ten years of age, he was or phaned
and w a s adopted by his uncle the famous Edmund Pendleton. He graduated from the college of
William and Mary in 1770. He studied law under his uncle and began his own practice in 1774. The
career of Taylor really began in 1766 when the reformation led by Patrick Henry and Richard Henry
Lee exposed the extent of political corruption in Virginia. Taylor enlisted in the first brigade of Virginia
troops under the command of Patrick Henry, whom he ardently admired. He became a subordinate
officer of William Woodford and saw action at the Battle of Great Bridge. After the battle, he was
elected a major. In 1780, Taylor formed his own regiment which was sent to join the forces of the
Marquis De LaFayette. His participation in the war effort very nearly depleted Taylor's fortune.
The government recompensed him by granting him five thousand acres of land. After the war, he again
took up the practice of law. He was so successful that he retired from active practice in 1792, with a
much larger fortune than the one he lost in the war.
How Taylor spent the balance of his years is best expressed by Marshall Wingfield in his history of
Caroline County Virginia. "From 1776 to 1781 Taylor was member of the Virginia Legislature and as
such added his strength to that of Richard Henry Lee, Patrick Henry, James Monroe and George Mason
in firmly opposing the plans of Washington for a more perfect union and a more compact nation. For to
understand the life and activi ties of John Taylor it must be constantly bourn in mind that he was a
Virginian First and an American second."
He bought a large estate-Hazelwood-on the Rappahannock River, near Port Royal and devoted all of his
time and energies to agriculture. In 1803, he published a volume, entitled Arator, one of the first books
on agriculture ever written in this county. In this volume were suggestions for improvements of soils,
housing of slaves, rotation of crops and conservation of forests, and other agricultural questions of the
time." Taylor would become known as the "father of American agricul ture."
The site Hazelwood is marked by a historical marker, the text of which says the following. Hazelwood.
The home of John Taylor of Caroline, Jefferson's chief political lieutenant and a leading advocate of
States' Rights. The marker is located 1.3 miles north east of Port Royal.
More About HON John Taylor:
Graduation: 1770, William and Mary College
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Interesting Tidbit 1: 1797, Presidential Elector
Interesting Tidbit 2: 1805, Presidential Elector
Interesting Tidbit 3: 1843, Taylor Co., VA named for him
Military Unit: 1781, Col in Calvary of VA
Occupation 1: 1780, House of Delegates
Occupation 2: Bet. 1792 - 1824, Member of US Senate (1792-94, 1803, 1822-24)
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William Penn, died Unknown.
Generation No. 5
49. James12 Madison (Frances11 Taylor, Frances10, James9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6,
John (of Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was
born 1726, and died 1801. He married Ellenor Rose (Nellie) Conway. She was born 1731, and died
1829.
Child of James Madison and Ellenor Conway is:
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James (The President)13 Madison, born March 16, 1750/51 in Port Conway, VA; died June 28, 1836 in
Mont Pelier. He married Dorothea (Dolley) Payne Todd; born May 20, 1768; died July 12, 1849.
Notes for James (The President) Madison:
JAMES MADISON was perhaps the hardest working & most widely respected man of his day.
Commonly hailed as the Father of our Constitution, Madison had more to do with its conception than
did any other man. A strong Republican, he was later elected President of the United States. Born in to
an aristocratic family in Port Conway, Virginia, he was the eldest of 12 children. He entered the College
of New Jersey (now Princeton) in 1769. He graduated in 1771, completing a four year degree in two
years. He then studied theology, history, & law, both at the college & on his own. His public career
began in 1774 when he was appointed a member of the King George County Committee for Public
Safety in Virginia at the age of 23. Madison spent the rest of his life in service to his nation.
In 1776 he was a member of the Virginia constitutional committee, a body that drafted Virginia's first
constitution & a Bill of Rights which later became a model for the Bill of Rights amended to the U.S.
Constitution. Madison very actively supported religious toleration & was a leading advocate for the
separation of church & state. In this work he found a life-long partner & friend in Thomas Jefferson.
In 1779 Madison was elected to represent the state of Virginia to the Continental Congress. He
established himself as a leader in congress & as a tireless advocate for a federal structure. In 1785 he
had an opportunity to exercise the respect & influence he had earned in support of a federal
government. Washington & Madison organized the Alexandria Conference in order to settle commercial
dispute between Virginia & Maryland concerning the use of the Potomac River. The conference was a
great success. When the Maryland delegation suggested a larger meeting to include representatives from
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, & Virginia in order to adopt a uniform commercial system,
Madison saw the potential for a larger scheme. He felt that a meeting of all the states should follow in
order to explore all commercial concerns & to amend the Articles of Confederation. The Annapolis
Convention met in 1786 with much arguing & little result. Only five states attended. Madison &
Hamilton took this opportunity to launch a general call for a constitutional convention. They persuaded
the presiding delegates to endorse a meeting to "take into consideration the situation of the United
States." They later persuaded the Continental Congress, reluctant though is was, to endorse this
conference—but only for the purpose of modifying the Articles of Confederation.
This became the Constitutional Convention, & though George Washington was appointed by Virginia to
lend prestige to the effort, James Madison would be its leader.
The convention opened on May 25th, 1787. Representatives from Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia,
Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia, & South
Carolina were in attendance. New Hampshire did not send its delegation until later, & Rhode Island
refused to participate. In the entire proceeding only 55 men attended. The work they accomplished, &
conditions under which they worked, were quite remarkable. Among the first resolutions passed were
two very important measures: the proceeding would be held in secret &, a simple majority, rather than a
nine state majority, would be sufficient to pass articles into law. Without these provisions, the
convention would never have succeeded. Most of the delegates had been instructed by their state
legislatures that they were allowed only to modify the Articles of Confederation. Had these men been
subject to the scrutiny of the press & to continuous instruction from thier respective state governments,
the convention would have collapsed in short order. Madison immediately set the tone for the convention
by introducing a document that he wrote called The Virginia Plan.
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The Virginia Plan was a radical departure fr om the stated intentions of the convention. It called for a
strong central government "consisting of a supreme Legislature, Executive, & Judiciary." It provided for
a national legislature consisting of two houses: one elected directly by the people, the other appointed
by the first from a body of nominees submitted by state legislatures. Representation in these bodies
would be based on the population of the states. It provided for an Executive to be elected by this
national legislature. It also defined a national judiciary & a "Council of Revision" charged with
reviewing the constitutionality of legislation. This plan was so very creative, & was presented so
persuasively by Madison & his supporters that it proceeded to pass into law within days. It was not until
June 15th that states' rights supporters were able to present an alternative. Presented by William
Paterson, a New Jersey lawyer, it was referred to as The New Jersey Plan.
This proposal would preserve the essential nature of the Articles of Confederation but gave the National
Congress strong powers to tax & regulate trade. Most important to those concerned with states' rights
was the feature that would protect the smaller states from being overwhelmed by the large ones: one
state, one vote. The delegates listened politely to this proposal for four days & then voted it down. Only
Delaware, New York, & New Jersey voted in favor.
Although Madison prevailed on the structure of the new federal government, he could not quell the
concerns of the smaller (or more lightly populated) states. There was a general concern that Virginia
would be able to dictate to the other states, given proportional representation. Debate on this issue was
fierce & finally, on July 2nd, a Grand Committee was selected to resolve these issues. Each state
selected one member & Mr. Franklin was appointed to chair. By July 12th a compromise had been
reached: referred to ever since as the Grand Compromise. The upper house (the Senate) would feature
equal representation for each of the states. The lower house would be based on proportional
representation. The formula called for one representative for every 40,000 inhabitants of a state. The
compromise on this point was that slaves, who were not otherwise considered, would count as three
fifths of a freeman. This restored some advantage to the southern states. With these allowances the
convention was able to continue.
A Committee of Detail was formed on July 26th. They prepared the first draft of a new constitution,
based on the Virginia Plan, & presented it to the convention for debate on August 6th. A month of
debate followed. Delegates hammered out the exact language of each article through painstaking
argument. Here, specifics of the Executive were worked out. The various states had learned from
experience the value in a strong executive. Where the Virginia Plan stipulated an executive elected by
the Legislature, the constitution created an independent Executive selected through a mechanism called
the Electoral College. This Executive would also have veto power over the Legislature, & would appoint
Judges to the courts, although these appointments were subject to review by the Senate.
There was another cloud hanging over the convention: the issue of slavery. Late in August a new
confrontation developed on the floor of the convention. Delegates from some of the northern states were
intent on eliminating, or at least limiting, slavery. They thought that the constitution would be an ideal
vehicle to do this. Madison commented in his private notes that "It seemed now to be pretty well
understood that the real difference lay, not between the large & small but between the N. & Southn.
States. The institution of slavery formed a line of discrimination." A second major factor of the Grand
Compromise, when all was finally settled, was that slavery was actually protected by the constitution
(Article 4, section 2 "No person held to service or labor...") The delegates further resolved that the slave
trade would be left alone for another twenty years.
Madison had been a driving force in the formation of the Constitution, from organizing the convention,
setting its scope & tone, to ironing out every obstacle that threatened its success. Through it all he took
copious notes in his own personal shorthand. These notes constitute our best & most complete record of
the events of that summer in 1787. Because of the great public controversy & the freedom of exchange of
the floor debate (owing to secrecy), he swore not to make these journals public until most of the people
involved had passed away. So it was that the notes were not published until the 1830's, more than forty
years after the fact. Madison continued to champion the federal cause at every opportunity. About a
third of the Federalist Papers are from his pen.
Madison was elected to the first House of Representatives as a Federalist & served throughout
Washington's administration (1789—1797). He fought, sometimes bitterly, with Hamilton concerning
economic policy. As a trusted consultant to George Washington, Madison played a large part in forming
the Departments of State, Treasury, & War. His most important work during these years was the
promotion of a Bill of Rights that would form the first ten amendments to the constitution. In close
correspondence with Thomas Jefferson (who was none too pleased with the over-all tone of the
constitution) he determined to remedy some of the shortcomings that resulted from compromises reached
at the convention. It is very likely that the Constitution would not have been ratified were it not for a
solemn & oft-repeated promise that the Bill of Rights would soon follow. In fact, the Bill was moving
rapidly through the process in the states as the Constitution was ratified, & was adopted within six
months of the Constitution.
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When John Adams was elected President, Madison retired to his home in Virginia. He wrote the
Virginia Resolutions, protesting against the Alien & Sedition Acts. These four measures, adopted in
1798, were the first overt challenges to such personal liberties as had been established by the
constitution. They provided for:
• a naturalization act requiring residence of 14 years before foreigners could become citizens. This
seemed to critics to be a clear effort to keep immigrating Irishmen, who tended to vote Republican, away
from the polls for about 14 years.
• an alien act allowing the deportation by executive order of any non-citizen that the president found
"dangerous to the peace & safety of the United States".
• an alien enemies act, by which subjects of an enemy nation might be deported or imprisoned in
wartime. This act was limited to two years, & as Adams never declared a state of war, it expired.
• a sedition act, stipulating criminal prosecution for conspiracy against the government or for
interfering with its operations. This law, as entrusted to the federal courts for enforcement, defined
nearly any criticism of the federal government or any member of it as a criminal libel. It had a chilling
effect on citizens as well as the press.
Until the adoption of these laws, citizenship had been the business of each state. The provisions against
aliens were a reaction to the revolutionary movements in Europe. Federalists were very concerned that
popular revolutions that might threaten the federal government would find a voice in the United States.
The Sedition Act, however, was the point of greatest outrage. The aggressive attitudes of the
Washington, & now Madison, administrations toward "popular discontent" & expressions of
disagreement or contempt for the government had placed a doubt in many minds whether the first
amendment would be honored. The Alien & Sedition Acts seemed to be in clear violation of the
constitution. Madison was the author of the Virginia Resolutions, a protest of these acts & an effort to
overrule their effect at the state level. Jefferson also wrote a package, the Kentucky Resolutions, with the
same objective.
In 1801, after Jefferson was elected President, Madison entered the Cabinet as Secretary of State. This
was a period of rapid growth & change. He was deeply involved in many of the federal reforms executed
by Thomas Jefferson, many of which were intended to reverse the effects of federalist rule. Jefferson, in
his close friendship with Madison, also recognized that Madison was a thoroughly practical man whose
political skills would be of great value to the reforms he would pursue.
James Madison succeeded Jefferson as President in 1808. He was, at the time, the only man who could
carry forward the mantle of Republicanism, but he inherited from Jefferson a deeply troubled
Presidency in a dangerous world. France & Britain were locked in struggle of domination. Each took
advantage of the United States as it was struggling with its own problems. Madison the delegate was
widely loved & respected for his reason, even temper, & humility. As President, however, he was
expected to dominate those around him. From appearances, at least, he was unable to do this. He was
also very accustomed to living by his wits, as he so amply demonstrated in his roles as representative &
Secretary. Thus he often made judgments in foreign relations too quickly—not realizing that he would be
lied to or mislead by agents of the European contestants. Britain & France were preying on merchants,
citizens, & mariners at every turn, impounding ships & men. There was great fear that these nations had
designs on the interior of the United States. These conflicts lead ultimately to the War of 1812. Madison
lost many of his followers in the War of 1812, for he was essentially a man of peace & not very
successful as a war president; he was, however, re-elected for a second term a few months after war was
declared. Several American defeats on land & the burning of the Capitol in Washington decreased his
standing. The war ended with the Treaty of Ghent in December 1814. The Madison presidency had been
disaster. But we must look at the larger context of the problems facing the nation when he gained office.
The difficult relations with Britain & the jealousies of France were very real threats long before
President Madison took the helm. Indeed, Madison had spent a lot of time & effort fighting the
Federalist administrations over the policies, practices, and compromises that informed the War of 1812.
In retrospect, he carried a poorly focused & dangerous war to a conclusion that was quite satisfactory
to the American people. As often happens, a very unpopular President enjoyed great popularity after his
presidency. Madison's esteem amongst his fellow citizens grew to remarkable heights long before his
death.
At the close of his second term he retired to Montpelier, his estate in Virginia. President Madison's
retirement encompassed twenty years of engagement beginning with a project in partnership with
Thomas Jefferson. Together they would establish the University of Virginia, attending every detail from
soliciting funds, to construction, to attracting talented teachers. They even went so far as to define much
of the curriculum. Following the death of Jefferson, Madison spent several years attending to Jefferson's
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legacy. He helped family members arrange the publication of T.J.'s letters & papers, & arranged for
simultaneous publication of in France. He answered numerous inquiries from biographers &, only when
convinced that an inquiring author was sincere, supplied some modest personal notes & stories about
Jefferson.
Madison attended the Virginia Convention of 1829 but he contributed little to the formal proceedings. It
appears that he was dissatisfied with the quality of the representatives he found there, though he said
nothing about it in public. By man y accounts he had quite an influence, in private conversation, with
several of the young delegates who attended.
James Madison was well read & active in promoting republican ideals. He received several papers each
day. He maintained written correspondence, even after rheumatism made it impossible for him to write,
by dictating his letters. Madison entertained guests from Europe and America. All were amazed at his
energy & his animated conversation. He died on the morning of June 28th, 1836.
Madison was born in Port Conway, Virginia on March 16, 1751. His parents Colonel James Madison,
Sr. (March 27, 1723 – February 27, 1801) and Eleanor Rose "Nellie" Conway (January 9, 1731 –
February 11, 1829) were the prosperous owners of the tobacco plantation in Orange County, Virginia,
where Madison spent most of his childhood years. Madison's plantation life was made possible by his
paternal great-great-grandfather, James Madison, who utilized Virginia's headright system to import a
significant number of indentured servants, thereby allowing him to accumulate a large tract of land.
In 1769, Madison left the plantation to attend the College of New Jersey (later to become Princeton
University), finishing its four-year course in two years, but exhausting himself from overwork in the
process. When he regained his health, he served in the state legislature (1776-79) and became known as
a protégée of Thomas Jefferson. In this capacity, he became a prominent figure in Virginia state politics,
helping to draft their declaration of religious freedom and persuading Virginia to give their
northwestern territories (consisting of most of modern-day Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois) to the
Continental Congress.
More About James (The President) Madison:
Appointed: 1801, Secretary of State
Elected: 1809, President
59. Mary12 Adams (Ellenor11 Taylor, James10, Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6,
John (of Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) died
July 04, 1887. She married (1) Jefferson Taylor November 01, 1825, son of David Taylor and Nancy
Penn. He died 1841. She married (2) Thomas DeHart February 23, 1843. He died Unknown.
More About Jefferson Taylor and Mary Adams:
Marriage: November 01, 1825
More About Thomas DeHart and Mary Adams:
Children of Mary Adams and Jefferson Taylor are:
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Eliza Ann13 Taylor, died Unknown. She married Elijah DeHart March 30, 1843; died Unknown.
More About Elijah DeHart and Eliza Taylor:
Marriage: March 30, 1843
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William A Taylor, died Unknown. He married Adaline Adams December 12, 1853; died Unknown.
More About William Taylor and Adaline Adams:
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Exon Timida Taylor, died Unknown. She married William DeHart March 18, 1849; died Unknown.
More About William DeHart and Exon Taylor:
Marriage: March 18, 1849
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Nancy Ann Taylor, died Unknown.
Mariah Elizabeth Taylor, died Unknown.
James A Taylor, born January 08, 1829; died Aft. 1888 in Woolwine, VA.
61. Jefferson12 Taylor (David11, James10, Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of
Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) died 1841. He
married Mary Adams November 01, 1825, daughter of Isacc Adams and Ellenor Taylor. She died July
04, 1887.
More About Jefferson Taylor and Mary Adams:
Children are listed above under (59) Mary Adams.
63. Anderson Lafayette12 Taylor (David11, James10, Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7,
Taillefer) was born January 01, 1805 in Virginia, and died January 07, 1892 in Warren Co., TN. He
married Nancy Jane "Nannie" Canaday January 12, 1832, daughter of William Canaday and Martha
Wright. She was born December 08, 1808 in VA1, and died May 06, 1892 in Warren Co., Tenn.
Notes for Anderson Lafayette Taylor:
Few areas in the United States symbolize the American pioneer spirit more than Cumberland Gap.
Crossing the gap meant encountering America's first western frontier and symbolically severing
European ties. Between 1760 and 1850 more than 300,000 people walked, rode, or were carried over the
Appalachian Mountains through Cumberland Gap.
Formed by a stream and enlarged by wind and weather, the Cumberland Gap, named by surveyor
Thomas Walker for his English patron, the Duke of Cumberland, son of George II of England, is fifteen
hundred feet above sea level. Various types of sediments including shells, shale, limestone, and gravel
surround the area and attest to the great earth disturbances that formed the gap.
Settlers followed a trail over the gap initially used by Native Americans, who had enlarged it from an
animal trace. They were entering a prized hunting ground, coveted by the Shawnees to the north and
Cherokees to the south. The French and Indian War, followed by the American Revolution, briefly
halted white settlement. But with the restoration of peace, the flow of hunters, settlers, and land
speculators through Cumberland Gap was resumed. Perhaps the most famous traveler was Daniel
Boone, who agreed to take settlers north into Kentucky after first making several hunting trips through
the gap.
By 1800 the states of Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia claimed the area through the Cumberland
Gap. After 1840 a weekly stage carried freight, mail, and passengers and gave the area a prosperous
commercial appearance. During the Civil War, the gap changed hands four times as the North and
South fought for control of this strategic gateway. Initially considered part of Kentucky, and therefore
under Union control, the first troops to occupy the Cumberland Gap were Confederate forces under
the command of Brigadier General Felix K. Zollicoffer. Union commander Brigadier General George
W. Morgan took the "American Gibraltar" on June 18, 1862. Morgan did not remain at the gap,
however, and Confederates reoccupied the area immediately. After a year of inactivity, Union forces
reappeared, and Major General Ambrose E. Burnside demanded and received unconditional
surrender. The gap was not seriously threatened again during the remainder of the war.
In 1841, Fate and Nannie Taylor came through the Gap with 5 of their children. As one descendent put
it "Nannie had one in her arms and one in her belly." One son died on the way and the youngest
Mariah Jane died after they reached Tennessee but a new daughter was born 2 years later and named
for the dead infant. Martha Jane Taylor who became my great grandmother.
More About Anderson Taylor and Nancy Canaday:
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Marriage: January 12, 1832
Children of Anderson Taylor and Nancy Canaday are:
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Creed13 Taylor, born February 09, 1833 in Patrick Co., VA; died August 12, 1908 in Warren Co., TN.
William Taylor, born November 11, 1834; died November 19, 1840.
Anderson Lafayette Taylor, Jr, born April 26, 1837 in Patrick Co., VA; died December 01, 1862 in
Chattanooga, TN, died while serving in CSA.
Virgil Stewart Taylor, born February 26, 1839 in Patrick Co., VA; died January 28, 1861 in Camp
Trousdale, Sumner Co., TN in service to CSA.
Mariah Jane Taylor, born January 31, 1841 in Patrick Co., VA; died August 31, 1842 in Tennessee.
Ellen Virginia Taylor, born February 13, 1843 in Warren Co., TN; died March 27, 1916 in Warren Co.,
TN. She married Joseph N Lance September 02, 1865; born September 06, 1838; died May 24, 1917.
More About Joseph Lance and Ellen Taylor:
Marriage: September 02, 1865
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Martha Jane Taylor, born October 27, 1844 in TN; died Abt. 1914.
James David Taylor, born March 06, 1846; died Unknown.
Calendonia Ann Taylor, born October 01, 1848; died February 03, 1878 in Warren Co., TN.
Mary Elizabeth Taylor, born July 11, 1850; died 1925.
Jefferson Lafayette Taylor, born April 04, 1852 in Warren Co., TN; died February 13, 1929 in Sherman,
TX.
Generation No. 6
75. James A13 Taylor (Jefferson12, David11, James10, Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7,
Taillefer) was born January 08, 1829, and died Aft. 1888 in Woolwine, VA.
Notes for James A Taylor:
Letter written to Anderson Lafayette Taylor and dated Dec 30th, 1888
Mr Anderson Taylor,
Dear Uncle I avail myself of the opportunitu of writing to you. I received your welcome letter about
two weeks ago. was glad to here from you & to here that you was all well. This leaves us all as well as
common. Aunt Maria & aunt Nancy still live on the south side of the mountain & both of their helth is
bad. Pleasant Canniday & Lewis Burnett & wife all live in the neighborhood of Charity if you write to
them direct your letter to Elamsville. Constant Cannaday lives in Franklin Co. Mrs Moron still lives at
her old place I saw pleasant cannaday a few days ago and he said they were all well the last he herd
from the. My mother died the 4th of July, 1887. We have but one child liveing with us & that is
George out three daughters are all married & doing well. There has been a good deal of sickness &
several deaths about here in the past few months with Thphorid and Dyphterar.
Well Uncle I will be 60 years the 8th day of Hanuary 1889 & I am badly broken down in strength and
helth when you answer this letter please give me your age & aunt Nancy's. I know you are both
upwards of 80. Aunt Joyce Ross died a few days ago in her 97 year & there are several people about
here who is between 80 & 90 years of age. Times is hard here, property low & money scarce. Hoping
to hear from you soon.
Give out love to aunt Nancy & the children & accept a portion for yourself.
Your nephew
J A Taylor
Child of James A Taylor is:
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George14 Taylor, died Unknown.
76. Creed13 Taylor (Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10, Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7,
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Taillefer) was born February 09, 1833 in Patrick Co., VA, and died August 12, 1908 in Warren Co., TN.
He married Mary E Bezley Bet. 1857 - 1858. She was born December 03, 1827, and died October 21,
1903 in Warren Co., TN.
More About Creed Taylor and Mary Bezley:
Marriage: Bet. 1857 - 1858
Children of Creed Taylor and Mary Bezley are:
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Eliza A14 Taylor, born 1859; died Unknown.
Nancy S Taylor, born 1860; died Unknown.
James Anderson Taylor, born September 23, 1862; died April 20, 1934.
Lucinda A Taylor, born 1868; died Unknown.
78. Anderson Lafayette13 Taylor, Jr (Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10, Edmond9, James (of
Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer
Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born April 26, 1837 in Patrick Co., VA, and died December 01, 1862 in
Chattanooga, TN, died while serving in CSA. He married Sarah Unknown 1858. She was born 1837,
and died Unknown.
More About Anderson Lafayette Taylor, Jr:
Military service: CSA 41st TN Inf
More About Anderson Taylor and Sarah Unknown:
Marriage: 1858
Child of Anderson Taylor and Sarah Unknown is:
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Martha Virginia14 Taylor, born 1859; died Unknown.
82. Martha Jane13 Taylor (Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10, Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8,
John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1
Taillefer) was born October 27, 1844 in TN, and died Abt. 1914. She married Watterson Knox Polk
Ownby October 16, 1873 in Warren Co, TN, son of Eli Ownby and Nancy Winstead. He was born
January 10, 1842 in Marshall Co., TN, and died February 10, 1930 in Whitewright, Grayson Co., Tx.
More About Martha Jane Taylor:
Burial: Unknown, Vittitoe Cemetary, Kentucky Town, Grayson Co., TX
Notes for Watterson Knox Polk Ownby:
"WKP Owensby, pvt., Co F, 41 Regt., TN Inf, CSA. Enlisted Nov 4 1861 at Camp Trousdale and on roll
dated Oct 31, 1862 he is reported "Absent, detailed as hospital nurse at Russelville, KY. His name is
not borne on subsequent rolls partly cover period from Nov 1 1862 to Aug 31, 1864." Taken from WKP
Ownby Pension Application
"WKP Owensby, pvt Co F, 4 Regt, TN Cav., (subsequently 8 (Smith's Tennessee Calvary)., CSA,
enlisted Sept 27, 1862 at Bardstown, KY and was appointed Sgt, Mar 1 1863. He was captured near
Hillsboro, TN Sept 17 1864 and was paroled at Camp Chase, Ohio, Feb 13 1865 being rec'd at
Boulwares & Cox Warf, James River, VA, Feb 20 1865. He surrendered, May 1, 1865 at Sand Mountain,
AL and subscribed to oath of allegiance at Nashville, TN, May 16 1865. signed Robert C Davis,
Adjutant General, May 15, 1923" Pension Application
He received a Civil War Veterans Pension. His grandson, Watt and grandaughter Polly remember that
when they were little, he would line all of the grandchildren up and give each of them a quarter every
month when he received his pension check. Watt II, says at one time he had $5 from the money that
Granpa Watt gave him. Considering this was just before the Depression, that was a lot of money.
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Watt and his brother Sam were at Camp Chase at the same time. It is unknown if they knew each
other were there.
More About Watterson Knox Polk Ownby:
Burial: Unknown, Vittitoe Cemetary, Kentucky Town, Grayson Co., TX/Grayson Co., TX
Military service 1: November 04, 1861, Pvt., Co F, 41 Regt., TN Inf, CSA
Military service 2: September 27, 1862, Pvt Co F, 4 Regt, TN Cav., (subsequently 8 (Smith's Tennessee
Calvary)., CSA
Military service 3: March 01, 1863, Appointed Sgt
Military service 4: September 17, 1864, Captured near Hillsboro, TN and sent to Camp Chase
Military service 5: May 01, 1865, Surrendered
More About Watterson Ownby and Martha Taylor:
Marriage: October 16, 1873, Warren Co, TN
Children of Martha Taylor and Watterson Ownby are:
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Anderson Craig14 Ownby, born July 1875 in Knoxville, TN; died September 15, 1955 in Slaton, TX.
Nancy Jane "Jennie" Ownby, born April 03, 1877; died March 1946.
Mary Emilie "Mollie" Ownby, born July 27, 1879 in Tn; died January 12, 1945 in Whitewright, TX.
Callie E Ownby, born March 17, 1881; died September 26, 1882 in Pilot Grove, Grayson Co., TX.
More About Callie E Ownby:
Burial: Unknown, Pilot Grove Cemetery, Pilot Grove, Grayson Co., TX
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James Polk Ownby, born May 05, 1885 in Pilot Grove, Grayson Co., TX; died March 10, 1979 in
Whitewright, TX.
84. Calendonia Ann13 Taylor (Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10, Edmond9, James (of
Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born October 01, 1848, and died February 03, 1878 in Warren Co., TN.
She married Benjamin F Youngblood January 19, 1876 in Warren Co, TN. He died Unknown.
More About Benjamin Youngblood and Calendonia Taylor:
Marriage: January 19, 1876, Warren Co, TN
Child of Calendonia Taylor and Benjamin Youngblood is:
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Joseph Franklin14 Youngblood, born January 07, 1878 in Warren Co., TN; died Unknown.
85. Mary Elizabeth13 Taylor (Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10, Edmond9, James (of
Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born July 11, 1850, and died 1925. She married John L Campbell
January 19, 1876. He was born 1855, and died 1920.
More About John Campbell and Mary Taylor:
Children of Mary Taylor and John Campbell are:
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Ella14 Campbell, died Unknown.
Joanna Campbell, died Unknown.
Beecher Campbell, died Unknown.
Herbert Campbell, died Unknown.
86. Jefferson Lafayette13 Taylor (Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10, Edmond9, James (of
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Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born April 04, 1852 in Warren Co., TN, and died February 13, 1929 in
Sherman, TX. He married Elizabeth Nancy Ownby October 16, 1873 in Cannon Co. TN, daughter of
Eli Ownby and Nancy Winstead. She was born September 16, 1850 in marshall Co, TN, and died
February 10, 1930 in Fannin Co, Tx.
Notes for Elizabeth Nancy Ownby:
In 1862 when Lizzie was 12, her mother had died and the Yankees came and took her father away. The
older boys were gone to the war and Lizzie was left alone to tend what was left of the farm and take
care of 5 little brothers and sisters including a 6 month old baby.
Lizzie and Jeff had a double wedding ceremony with her brother Watterson Knox Polk Ownby and
Jeff's sister, Martha Jane Taylor.
They came to Texas in 1882 and settled in Pilot Grove, Grayson Co, TX and lived there the remainder
of their lives. See WP Ownby file for details. She also died the same day as WP.
More About Elizabeth Nancy Ownby:
Burial: Unknown, Pilot Grove Cemetary, TX
More About Jefferson Taylor and Elizabeth Ownby:
Marriage: October 16, 1873, Cannon Co. TN
Children of Jefferson Taylor and Elizabeth Ownby are:
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105
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Maurice Lester14 Taylor, born August 12, 1874 in Cannon Co. TN; died September 03, 1952 in Slaton,
TX.
David McAlister Taylor, born December 23, 1876 in Cannon Co. TN; died September 26, 1962 in
Sherman, Tx.
Callie Smith Taylor, born April 27, 1880 in Tennessee; died March 20, 1960 in Trenton, TX. She
married James Doyle Lane January 03, 1929 in Pilot Grove, TX; born February 02, 1877 in Arkansas;
died August 20, 1955.
More About Callie Smith Taylor:
More About James Lane and Callie Taylor:
Marriage: January 03, 1929, Pilot Grove, TX
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Nona Anna Taylor, born January 13, 1886; died January 21, 1918 in Sherman, Tx. She married Ivy L
Neathery November 1913; born January 1884 in Kentucky; died Unknown.
More About Nona Anna Taylor:
More About Ivy Neathery and Nona Taylor:
Marriage: November 1913
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Mary Mulkey Taylor, born July 05, 1890 in Pilot Grove, TX; died December 29, 1957 in Whitewright,
Tx.
Generation No. 7
90. James Anderson14 Taylor (Creed13, Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10, Edmond9, James
(of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer
Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born September 23, 1862, and died April 20, 1934. He married Minnie
Belle Apradley 1891. She was born January 09, 1871, and died June 08, 1947.
More About James Taylor and Minnie Apradley:
Marriage: 1891
Children of James Taylor and Minnie Apradley are:
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Lester B15 Taylor, born August 15, 1892 in Warren Co., TN; died May 30, 1953 in Murfreesboro, TN.
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Vestor E Taylor, born August 15, 1892; died May 28, 1975.
Joseph Lafayette Taylor, born February 27, 1895; died November 16, 1939.
93. Anderson Craig14 Ownby (Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10,
Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4,
William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born July 1875 in Knoxville, TN, and died September
15, 1955 in Slaton, TX. He married Lula Quintilla Stone November 23, 1898 in Jamison, Texas. She
was born July 1879 in Missouri, and died December 03, 1971 in Slaton, Tx.
More About Anderson Ownby and Lula Stone:
Marriage: November 23, 1898, Jamison, Texas
Children of Anderson Ownby and Lula Stone are:
111
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112
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113
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116
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118
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Mabel Clair15 Ownby, born November 23, 1899 in Pilot Grove, Tx; died June 20, 1901 in Pilot Grove ,
Tx.
Fannie Jewel Ownby, born September 29, 1902 in Pilot Grove, TX; died April 24, 1994 in Kerrville,
Kerr Co., TX.
Samuel Watt Ownby, born August 22, 1903 in Avery, Grayson Co., TX; died August 27, 1925 in Luella,
Grayson Co., TX.
Alton Craig Ownby, born October 14, 1907 in Tom Bean, Tx; died February 15, 1968 in VA Hosp, Big
Spring, Howard Co., TX.
Homer Lee Ownby, born December 12, 1907 in Leulla, Grayson Co., TX; died December 28, 1975 in
Sherman, Grayson Co., TX.
Martha Mar Ownby, born March 19, 1912 in Tom Bean, Tx; died October 14, 1982 in Lubbock, TX.
Livie Quintilla Ownby, born 1915 in White Mound, Tx; died April 05, 1967 in Slaton, Lubbock Co., TX.
Oliver Ozell Ownby, born September 28, 1917 in Lubbock, TX; died July 28, 2001.
94. Nancy Jane "Jennie"14 Ownby (Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10,
William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born April 03, 1877, and died March 1946. She
married Edward Jonathan Cowart September 29, 1895. He was born November 21, 1872, and died
1928.
More About Edward Cowart and Nancy Ownby:
Children of Nancy Ownby and Edward Cowart are:
119
i.
Roy Anderson15 Cowart, born August 13, 1896; died Unknown. He married Effie Whitfiled December
1921; died Unknown.
More About Roy Cowart and Effie Whitfiled:
Marriage: December 1921
120
ii.
Virgil Aron Cowart, born January 14, 1898; died Unknown. He married Onita Pate June 26, 1921;
died Unknown.
More About Virgil Cowart and Onita Pate:
Marriage: June 26, 1921
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viii.
Neva Maude Cowart, born August 08, 1900; died October 31, 1956.
Ella Mae Cowart, born November 02, 1902; died Unknown.
Lillie Ola Cowart, born October 03, 1905; died Unknown.
Wille Watt Cowart, born June 26, 1908; died April 19, 1958.
Albert Charles Cowart, born June 06, 1911; died Unknown.
Robert James Cowart, born Private. He married Goldie Mae Berry Private; born Private.
More About Robert Cowart and Goldie Berry:
Private-Begin: Private
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95. Mary Emilie "Mollie"14 Ownby (Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10,
William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born July 27, 1879 in Tn, and died January 12, 1945 in
Whitewright, TX. She married Charles Henry Skaggs November 01, 1899. He died June 19, 1933.
More About Charles Skaggs and Mary Ownby:
Children of Mary Ownby and Charles Skaggs are:
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William Ray15 Skaggs, born September 14, 1900; died June 14, 1977 in morristown, TX.
Newell Erman Skaggs, born November 04, 1902; died December 21, 1981.
Luther Gorman Skaggs, born January 19, 1907; died February 28, 1969.
Eva Jane Skaggs, born Private. She married (1) James Benjamin Ball Private; died May 27, 1944. She
married (2) Woodrow Williard Haynie Private; born November 04, 1911; died Unknown.
More About James Ball and Eva Skaggs:
More About Woodrow Haynie and Eva Skaggs:
97. James Polk14 Ownby (Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10, Edmond9,
James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3,
Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born May 05, 1885 in Pilot Grove, Grayson Co., TX, and died
March 10, 1979 in Whitewright, TX. He married (1) Ethel Fleeman February 18, 1909. She died June
18, 1910. He married (2) Alma Blanche "Jesse" Savage August 20, 1913, daughter of William Savage
and Mary Blankenship. She was born February 09, 1889 in Baton Rouge, LA, and died June 30, 1959 in
Whitewright, Tx.
Notes for James Polk Ownby:
Jim Polk Ownby was the youngest son of 6 children and the only child born in Texas. He married at 19
and his wife died 6 months after giving birth to their first child. His older brother, AC took the child,
Thelma to raise until JP could get settled again. Three years later when JP was "sitting up" with one of
AC's sick children he met a neighbor, Alma Blanche Savage and the rest is history. They had 7
children and were married 46 years.
More About James Polk Ownby:
Burial: Unknown, Vittitoe Cemetery, Kentucky Town, Grayson Co., TX
Residence: 1930, Big house, 1 mi east of Whitewright on south side of Orangeville Rd
More About James Ownby and Ethel Fleeman:
Notes for Alma Blanche "Jesse" Savage:
1920 Grayson Co Texas census shows her born in Missouri, her father born in Ireland and her mother
Mary Bell living with the family and she being born in Missouri..
More About Alma Blanche "Jesse" Savage:
Burial: Unknown, Vittitoe Cemetery, Kentucky Town, Grayson Co., TX
More About James Ownby and Alma Savage:
Marriage: August 20, 1913
Child of James Ownby and Ethel Fleeman is:
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Thelma Jewel15 Ownby, born January 10, 1910; died April 20, 1989.
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Children of James Ownby and Alma Savage are:
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Richard Watt15 Ownby, born October 09, 1914; died February 07, 2005.
James Edward Ownby, born June 13, 1916; died February 28, 1992 in Sherman, Tx.
Leslie Harrold Ownby, born March 07, 1918; died November 16, 1995 in Richardson Tx.
Alma Pauline " Polly" Ownby, born Private. She married (1) Warren Ross Private; died 1964. She
married (2) John Smith Private; died February 2000 in .
More About Warren Ross and Alma Ownby:
More About John Smith and Alma Ownby:
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138
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vi.
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Addran Louise Ownby, born Private.
Guy Malcolm Ownby, born March 02, 1925 in Kentucky Town, Tx; died April 25, 1980 in Sherman, Tx.
Robert Lois Ownby, born Private.
98. Joseph Franklin14 Youngblood (Calendonia Ann13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12, David11,
James10, Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born January 07, 1878 in Warren Co.,
TN, and died Unknown. He married Daisy Lena Campbell. She was born October 15, 1880 in Warren
Co., TN, and died June 18, 1949 in Springfield, TN.
Children of Joseph Youngblood and Daisy Campbell are:
139
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Bessie May15 Youngblood, born April 01, 1901; died February 24, 1970. She married Herbert
Travelstead June 15, 1932; died Unknown.
More About Herbert Travelstead and Bessie Youngblood:
Marriage: June 15, 1932
140
ii.
Jesse Homer Youngblood, born October 10, 1902; died Unknown. He married Mary E Jones Young
Private; born Private.
More About Jesse Youngblood and Mary Young:
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Ben Clayton Youngblood, born March 07, 1904; died July 13, 1972.
Charles Newton Youngblood, born December 12, 1905; died November 03, 1907.
Julia Grace Youngblood, born October 19, 1907; died Unknown. She married John Strange Private;
born Private.
More About John Strange and Julia Youngblood:
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Nellie Alice Youngblood, born July 11, 1909; died March 09, 2003. She married Owen E Hude Private;
born Private.
More About Owen Hude and Nellie Youngblood:
145
vii.
Myrtle Ruth Youngblood, born January 20, 1916; died June 22, 1916.
103. Maurice Lester14 Taylor (Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10,
William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born August 12, 1874 in Cannon Co. TN, and died
September 03, 1952 in Slaton, TX. He married Harriett Ann Barrett October 18, 1896 in Grayson Co Tx.
She was born October 21, 1875 in Grayson Co, TX, and died April 26, 1959 in Slaton, TX.
More About Maurice Lester Taylor:
Burial: Unknown, Englewood Cemetary, Slaton, TX
Occupation: Cabinet maker, building contractor and farmer
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Property: 1896, Grayson Co. Tx
Residence #2: 1898, Brownwood, TX
Residence #3: 1900, Tom Bean, TX
Residence #4: 1927, O'Donnell, Lynn Co., TX
Residence #5: 1934, Slaton, TX
More About Maurice Taylor and Harriett Barrett:
Marriage: October 18, 1896, Grayson Co Tx
Children of Maurice Taylor and Harriett Barrett are:
146
i.
Eddie15 Taylor, born May 31, 1897; died May 31, 1897.
More About Eddie Taylor:
Burial: Unknown, Bethel Cemetary, TX
147
ii.
Edna Taylor, born April 27, 1898; died April 28, 1898.
More About Edna Taylor:
Burial: Unknown, Bethel Cemetary, TX
148
iii.
Virgil Weldon Taylor, born February 02, 1901; died May 07, 1989. He married Myrtle Burk Williams;
born June 08, 1902; died April 15, 1987.
More About Myrtle Burk Williams:
Burial: Unknown, White Mound Cemetery
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David Albert Taylor, born February 01, 1903; died Unknown.
Male Taylor, born 1904; died 1904.
Maurice Lester Taylor, Jr, born December 20, 1905; died January 29, 1975.
Frank Holland Taylor, born December 19, 1907; died Unknown.
Clifford Lee Taylor, born September 19, 1910; died Unknown.
Jefferson Lafayette "Ben" Taylor, born Private.
William Henry Taylor, born Private.
104. David McAlister14 Taylor (Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10,
William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born December 23, 1876 in Cannon Co. TN, and died
September 26, 1962 in Sherman, Tx. He married Myrtle Napoleon Binion October 09, 1898 in Grayson
Co Tx. She was born September 21, 1876 in Pilot Grove, Grayson Co., TX, and died May 05, 1960 in
Sherman, Tx.
More About David McAlister Taylor:
More About Myrtle Napoleon Binion:
More About David Taylor and Myrtle Binion:
Marriage: October 09, 1898, Grayson Co Tx
Children of David Taylor and Myrtle Binion are:
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Inez Frances15 Taylor, born July 23, 1899 in Pilot Grove, Grayson Co., TX; died October 20, 1980 in
Whitewright, Tx.
Herbert Lonnie Taylor, born September 30, 1902 in Pilot Grove, TX; died August 12, 1972 in Howe, TX.
Robert Wells Taylor, born September 06, 1906 in Pilot Grove, TX; died August 16, 1976 in Denison, TX.
Max Lafayette Taylor, born February 28, 1909 in Pilot Grove, TX; died August 22, 1970 in Sherman,
Tx. He married Nova Hunter November 21, 1931; born April 11, 1907; died Unknown.
More About Max Lafayette Taylor:
Burial: Unknown, Cedar Lawn Cemetary
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More About Max Taylor and Nova Hunter:
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vi.
vii.
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Guy Binion Taylor, born February 12, 1911 in Pilot Grove, TX; died March 28, 1987.
D. B. Taylor, born May 26, 1914 in Pilot Grove, TX; died September 05, 1974 in Sherman, Tx.
Helen Birt Taylor, born January 27, 1917 in Pilot Grove, TX; died July 19, 1981.
David Warren Taylor, born December 26, 1920 in Pilot Grove, TX; died October 20, 1976 in Arlington,
TX.
107. Mary Mulkey14 Taylor (Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10,
William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born July 05, 1890 in Pilot Grove, TX, and died
December 29, 1957 in Whitewright, Tx. She married Earl Elijah Benson January 12, 1910 in
Whitewright, TX. He was born April 12, 1889, and died Unknown.
More About Mary Mulkey Taylor:
Burial: Unknown, Oak Hill Cemetery, Whitewright, TX
More About Earl Benson and Mary Taylor:
Marriage: January 12, 1910, Whitewright, TX
Children of Mary Taylor and Earl Benson are:
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Virginia Gertrude15 Benson, born March 19, 1912; died August 19, 2002.
Anna Joyce Benson, born September 04, 1917; died September 11, 1977. She married Freeman Curtis
Harris December 10, 1954; born December 03, 1902 in Missouri; died Unknown.
More About Freeman Harris and Anna Benson:
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Nona Earleen Benson, born Private.
Generation No. 8
108. Lester B15 Taylor (James Anderson14, Creed13, Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10,
William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born August 15, 1892 in Warren Co., TN, and died
May 30, 1953 in Murfreesboro, TN. He married A Era Woods September 03, 1916. She died November
15, 1976.
More About Lester Taylor and A Woods:
Child of Lester Taylor and A Woods is:
167
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A Blanche16 Taylor, born Private.
109. Vestor E15 Taylor (James Anderson14, Creed13, Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10,
William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born August 15, 1892, and died May 28, 1975. He
married Margaret Novella Duke December 23, 1923. She died July 28, 1967.
More About Vestor Taylor and Margaret Duke:
Child of Vestor Taylor and Margaret Duke is:
168
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Dorothy May16 Taylor, born Private.
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110. Joseph Lafayette15 Taylor (James Anderson14, Creed13, Anderson Lafayette12, David11,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born February 27, 1895, and died
November 16, 1939. He married Adell Markum February 25, 1917. She died February 07, 1922.
More About Joseph Taylor and Adell Markum:
Children of Joseph Taylor and Adell Markum are:
169
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Willie Vestor Woodrow16 Taylor, born Private. He married Ila Cornelia Chisam Private; born Private.
More About Willie Taylor and Ila Chisam:
170
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Cecil Lafayette Taylor, born Private. He married Eva Lorraine Ritchey Private; born Private.
More About Cecil Taylor and Eva Ritchey:
112. Fannie Jewel15 Ownby (Anderson Craig14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12,
David11, James10, Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born September 29, 1902 in Pilot
Grove, TX, and died April 24, 1994 in Kerrville, Kerr Co., TX. She married Herman Hercules H Keller
November 01, 1924 in Grayson Co Tx. He was born December 03, 1898 in Lamar Co., TX, and died
January 12, 1984 in McKinney, Collin Co., TX.
More About Herman Keller and Fannie Ownby:
Marriage: November 01, 1924, Grayson Co Tx
Children of Fannie Ownby and Herman Keller are:
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Robert Alton16 Keller, born Private.
Kenneth Marvin Keller, born Private.
Herman Hoyle Keller, born Private.
114. Alton Craig15 Ownby (Anderson Craig14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born October 14, 1907 in Tom Bean,
Tx, and died February 15, 1968 in VA Hosp, Big Spring, Howard Co., TX. He married Almyra
Christopher Private. She was born Private.
More About Alton Ownby and Almyra Christopher:
Child of Alton Ownby and Almyra Christopher is:
174
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Christopher Richard16 Ownby, born Private.
115. Homer Lee15 Ownby (Anderson Craig14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born December 12, 1907 in Leulla,
Grayson Co., TX, and died December 28, 1975 in Sherman, Grayson Co., TX. He married Alice Marie
Moore Private. She was born Private.
More About Homer Lee Ownby:
Burial: Unknown, Rosehill Cem, Bells Tx
More About Homer Ownby and Alice Moore:
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Children of Homer Ownby and Alice Moore are:
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ii.
Bobby Eugene16 Ownby, born Private.
A. C. Ownby, born January 01, 1934; died November 28, 1995. He married Olga Marianne "Geanie"
Stack Private; born Private.
More About A. Ownby and Olga Stack:
177
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Harry Don Ownby, born July 01, 1936 in Bells, Grayson Co., TX; died September 10, 1996 in Dallas,
TX. He married Mary Lee Hughes Private; born Private.
More About Harry Ownby and Mary Hughes:
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Frieda Lou Ownby, born Private.
Paula Deloris Ownby, born Private.
Michael Lee Ownby, born Private. He married Tommie Rowan Private; born Private.
More About Michael Ownby and Tommie Rowan:
116. Martha Mar15 Ownby (Anderson Craig14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born March 19, 1912 in Tom Bean, Tx,
and died October 14, 1982 in Lubbock, TX. She married Commodore Whittington March 13, 1941 in
Clovis, Roosevelt Co., NM. He was born June 22, 1912 in Clovis, NM, and died November 11, 1986 in
Lubbock, TX.
More About Commodore Whittington and Martha Ownby:
Marriage: March 13, 1941, Clovis, Roosevelt Co., NM
Child of Martha Ownby and Commodore Whittington is:
181
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Infant16 Whittington, born 1943; died 1943.
117. Livie Quintilla15 Ownby (Anderson Craig14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born 1915 in White Mound, Tx, and
died April 05, 1967 in Slaton, Lubbock Co., TX. She married Hubert Salethiel Creswell May 05, 1942.
He was born in Collin Co., TX, and died 1983.
More About Livie Quintilla Ownby:
Burial: Unknown, Englewood Cem, Slaton, Tx
More About Hubert Creswell and Livie Ownby:
Marriage: May 05, 1942
Children of Livie Ownby and Hubert Creswell are:
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iii.
Hubert Randall16 Creswell, born Private.
Terry Doyle Creswell, born Private.
Ferrell Doyce Creswell, born Private.
121. Neva Maude15 Cowart (Nancy Jane "Jennie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
Lafayette12, David11, James10, Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of Shadoxhurst
II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born August 08, 1900,
and died October 31, 1956. She married Floyd Emmett Shipman August 08, 1920. He was born March
01, 1899, and died Unknown.
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More About Floyd Shipman and Neva Cowart:
Children of Neva Cowart and Floyd Shipman are:
185
i.
Carl Edwin16 Shipman, born April 29, 1922; died December 1979 in mabank, Tx. He married Gladys
Marracle Private; born Private.
More About Carl Shipman and Gladys Marracle:
186
ii.
Evelyn Bernice Shipman, born Private. She married Leland Wood Private; born Private.
More About Leland Wood and Evelyn Shipman:
187
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Jennie Lee Shipman, born Private. She married Jimmy Barto Miller Private; born Private.
More About Jimmy Miller and Jennie Shipman:
188
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Beryl Jean Shipman, born Private. She married Dan O'Briant Private; born Private.
More About Dan O'Briant and Beryl Shipman:
189
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Glenna Dale Shipman, born Private. He married Betty Thomas Private; born Private.
More About Glenna Shipman and Betty Thomas:
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vii.
Sammie Hugh Shipman, born Private.
Donna Lou Shipman, born Private. She married Hayden Blalock Private; born Private.
More About Hayden Blalock and Donna Shipman:
192
viii.
Marion Kee Shipman, born Private. He married Peggy Self Private; born Private.
More About Marion Shipman and Peggy Self:
122. Ella Mae15 Cowart (Nancy Jane "Jennie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born November 02, 1902,
and died Unknown. She married Clinton Crisp August 15, 1922. He died Unknown.
More About Clinton Crisp and Ella Cowart:
Children of Ella Cowart and Clinton Crisp are:
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ii.
Alford16 Crisp, born Private.
Joe Crisp, born Private.
123. Lillie Ola15 Cowart (Nancy Jane "Jennie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born October 03, 1905,
and died Unknown. She married Newton Drum January 01, 1930. He was born June 22, 1901, and
died Unknown.
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More About Newton Drum and Lillie Cowart:
Children of Lillie Cowart and Newton Drum are:
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195
196
197
198
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
Babe Newton16 Drum, born Private.
Roy Eugene Drum, born Private.
Lille Mae Drum, born Private.
Robert Merrill Drum, born Private.
124. Wille Watt15 Cowart (Nancy Jane "Jennie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born June 26, 1908, and
died April 19, 1958. He married Nettie Christine Phelps Private. She was born Private.
More About Wille Cowart and Nettie Phelps:
Children of Wille Cowart and Nettie Phelps are:
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199
200
201
i.
ii.
iii.
Nancy Ann16 Cowart, born Private.
Willie Robert Cowart, born Private.
Charles Franklin Cowart, born Private.
127. William Ray15 Skaggs (Mary Emilie "Mollie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born September 14, 1900,
and died June 14, 1977 in morristown, TX. He married Cohen Elizabeth Claborn December 24, 1922.
She was born October 05, 1902, and died April 19, 1971.
More About William Skaggs and Cohen Claborn:
Children of William Skaggs and Cohen Claborn are:
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202
203
i.
ii.
Betty Lou16 Skaggs, born Private.
Charles Ray Skaggs, born Private.
128. Newell Erman15 Skaggs (Mary Emilie "Mollie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born November 04, 1902,
and died December 21, 1981. He married Corda Belle Nelms July 18, 1923. She was born July 14,
1905, and died Unknown.
More About Newell Skaggs and Corda Nelms:
Marriage: July 18, 1923
Child of Newell Skaggs and Corda Nelms is:
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204
i.
Sam Charles16 Skaggs, born November 25, 1925; died June 04, 2000.
129. Luther Gorman15 Skaggs (Mary Emilie "Mollie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born January 19, 1907,
and died February 28, 1969. He married Clara Parsley Miller Private. She was born Private.
More About Luther Skaggs and Clara Miller:
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Children of Luther Skaggs and Clara Miller are:
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205
206
i.
ii.
Marjorie Marie16 Skaggs, born Private.
Carolyn Joyce Skaggs, born Private.
131. Thelma Jewel15 Ownby (James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12, David11,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born January 10, 1910, and died April
20, 1989. She married William Clark September 04, 1931. He died March 07, 1989.
More About Thelma Jewel Ownby:
Burial: Unknown, Desert Cemetery, Desert, TX
More About William Clark:
Burial: Unknown, Desert Cemetery, Desert, TX
More About William Clark and Thelma Ownby:
Child of Thelma Ownby and William Clark is:
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207
i.
Richard Wayne "Billy"16 Clark, born Private.
132. Richard Watt15 Ownby (James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12, David11,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born October 09, 1914, and died
February 07, 2005. He married (1) Maurine Woodruff November 09, 1939. She was born 1912, and
died April 21, 1969. He married (2) Jerline Hutton Treadway Private. She was born Private.
More About Richard Ownby and Maurine Woodruff:
More About Richard Ownby and Jerline Treadway:
Children of Richard Ownby and Maurine Woodruff are:
208
i.
Nancy Ronnett16 Ownby, born March 24, 1945; died April 30, 1993. She married Felix Mejia Private;
born Private.
More About Felix Mejia and Nancy Ownby:
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209
210
ii.
iii.
Richard Watt Jr Ownby, born Private.
Tony Randel "Randy" Ownby, born Private.
133. James Edward15 Ownby (James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12, David11,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born June 13, 1916, and died February
28, 1992 in Sherman, Tx. He married Pearlie Pauline McCarroll November 01, 1941. She was born
March 11, 1915, and died August 25, 1984.
More About James Ownby and Pearlie McCarroll:
Children of James Ownby and Pearlie McCarroll are:
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211
212
i.
ii.
James Edward16 Ownby, Jr, born Private.
John Carroll Ownby, born Private.
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134. Leslie Harrold15 Ownby (James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12, David11,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born March 07, 1918, and died
November 16, 1995 in Richardson Tx. He married Elizabeth Kathryn Jones November 15, 1941. She
was born April 18, 1907 in Crandall, Kaufman CO., TX, and died May 01, 1983 in Plano, Collin Co., Tx.
More About Leslie Ownby and Elizabeth Jones:
Child of Leslie Ownby and Elizabeth Jones is:
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213
i.
Harrold Kay16 Ownby, born Private.
136. Addran Louise15 Ownby (James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12, David11,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born Private. She married James
Harold Piott Private. He was born October 06, 1919, and died November 27, 2007.
More About James Piott and Addran Ownby:
Children of Addran Ownby and James Piott are:
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214
215
i.
ii.
Pamela Lou16 Piott, born Private.
James Harold Jr Piott, born Private.
137. Guy Malcolm15 Ownby (James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12, David11,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born March 02, 1925 in Kentucky
Town, Tx, and died April 25, 1980 in Sherman, Tx. He married (1) Annie Marie Moore Private,
daughter of Simon Moore and Johnnie Hudson. She was born Private. He married (2) Donna Cordell
Private. She was born Private.
More About Guy Malcolm Ownby:
Burial: April 27, 1980, Vittitoe Cemetery, Kentucky Town TX
Military 1: December 29, 1944, Enrolled in the Merchant Marine
Military 2: May 08, 1945, Graduated US Maritime Training, St Petersburg, FL
Military 3: June 01, 1945, SS Garnet Hulings
Military 4: July 16, 1945, SS Gold Creek, Baytown
Military 5: December 27, 1945, SS Cape Nunn, Lake Charles, LA
Military 6: February 28, 1946, SS Tule Canyon, Galveston
Military 7: July 16, 1946, SS Boulder Victory
Military 8: September 26, 1946, SS Lindenwood, Savannah, GA
More About Guy Ownby and Annie Moore:
More About Guy Ownby and Donna Cordell:
Child of Guy Ownby and Annie Moore is:
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216
i.
Rita Gail16 Ownby, born Private.
138. Robert Lois15 Ownby (James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12, David11,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born Private. He married Matsuko
"Sally" Miyahara Private. She was born Private.
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More About Robert Ownby and Matsuko Miyahara:
Children of Robert Ownby and Matsuko Miyahara are:
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217
218
219
i.
ii.
iii.
Michael Rin16 Ownby, born Private.
Shirley Ann Ownby, born Private.
Donna Robin Ownby, born Private.
141. Ben Clayton15 Youngblood (Joseph Franklin14, Calendonia Ann13 Taylor, Anderson
II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born March 07, 1904, and
died July 13, 1972. He married Ethyl Marie Hancock August 10, 1930 in Springfield TN. She was
born October 22, 1907 in Robertson Co., TN, and died January 17, 1977 in Springfield, TN.
More About Ben Youngblood and Ethyl Hancock:
Marriage: August 10, 1930, Springfield TN
Children of Ben Youngblood and Ethyl Hancock are:
220
i.
Billy Ivy16 Youngblood, born Private. He married Betty Jo Blevins Private; born Private.
More About Billy Youngblood and Betty Blevins:
221
222
ii.
iii.
Joe Lynn Youngblood, born Private.
Jack Franklin Youngblood, born Private.
151. Maurice Lester15 Taylor, Jr (Maurice Lester14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson Lafayette12,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born December 20, 1905, and died
January 29, 1975. He married Fairy Fay McMillian Private. She was born Private.
More About Maurice Taylor and Fairy McMillian:
Children of Maurice Taylor and Fairy McMillian are:
223
224
225
i.
ii.
iii.
DeAnna Fay16 Taylor, born Private.
Noel Dwain Taylor, born Private.
Nona Jean Taylor, born Private.
154. Jefferson Lafayette "Ben"15 Taylor (Maurice Lester14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson
II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born Private. He
married Arlene Grinstead Private. She was born Private.
More About Jefferson Taylor and Arlene Grinstead:
Children of Jefferson Taylor and Arlene Grinstead are:
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226
227
228
229
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
Billie Byron16 Taylor, born Private.
Jimmy Maurice Taylor, born Private.
Linda Kay Taylor, born Private.
Michael Scott Taylor, born Private.
155. William Henry15 Taylor (Maurice Lester14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson Lafayette12,
30
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born Private. He married (1) Paula
Atnip Private. She was born Private. He married (2) Paula Atnip Private. She was born Private.
More About William Taylor and Paula Atnip:
More About William Taylor and Paula Atnip:
Children of William Taylor and Paula Atnip are:
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230
231
i.
ii.
William Henry Jr.16 Taylor, born Private.
Roland Edwin Taylor, born Private.
156. Inez Frances15 Taylor (David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson Lafayette12,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born July 23, 1899 in Pilot Grove,
Grayson Co., TX, and died October 20, 1980 in Whitewright, Tx. She married Forrest Bailey Doggett
October 27, 1918. He was born December 30, 1897 in Grayson Co, TX, and died June 19, 1975 in
Sherman, Tx.
More About Forrest Doggett and Inez Taylor:
Marriage: October 27, 1918
Children of Inez Taylor and Forrest Doggett are:
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232
233
234
i.
ii.
iii.
Marguerite May16 Doggett, born Private.
Forrest Bailey Doggett Jr, born Private.
Billy Byron Doggett, born May 02, 1927; died December 06, 1974 in Whitewright, Tx.
157. Herbert Lonnie15 Taylor (David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson Lafayette12,
Grove, TX, and died August 12, 1972 in Howe, TX. He married Eula Estelle Grissom December 22,
1926. She was born December 28, 1906 in Lancaster, TX, and died Unknown.
More About Herbert Lonnie Taylor:
Burial: Unknown, Van Alstyne, TX
More About Herbert Taylor and Eula Grissom:
Children of Herbert Taylor and Eula Grissom are:
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235
236
i.
ii.
Herbert Lyndon16 Taylor, born Private.
Rowena Muriel Taylor, born Private.
158. Robert Wells15 Taylor (David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson Lafayette12,
Grove, TX, and died August 16, 1976 in Denison, TX. He married (1) Esta M Tate. She was born June
06, 1909, and died October 17, 1926 in Died in childbirth. He married (2) Vera Belle Hunter Private.
She was born Private.
More About Esta M Tate:
More About Robert Taylor and Vera Hunter:
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Child of Robert Taylor and Esta Tate is:
237
i.
Daughter16 Taylor, born October 17, 1926; died October 17, 1926.
Children of Robert Taylor and Vera Hunter are:
238
i.
Maxeline16 Taylor, born Private. She married Frank Holt Private; born Private.
More About Frank Holt and Maxeline Taylor:
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239
240
ii.
iii.
Robbie Aunita Taylor, born Private.
Judy Ann Taylor, born Private. She married Graham Wilson Private; born Private.
More About Graham Wilson and Judy Taylor:
160. Guy Binion15 Taylor (David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson Lafayette12,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born February 12, 1911 in Pilot Grove,
TX, and died March 28, 1987. He married (1) Velma Lee Jones October 31, 1931 in Durant, OK. She
was born July 27, 1913 in Mt Vernon, TX, and died March 16, 1979 in Plano, TX. He married (2) Nurse
More About Guy Taylor and Velma Jones:
Marriage: October 31, 1931, Durant, OK
More About Guy Taylor and Nurse:
Children of Guy Taylor and Velma Jones are:
241
i.
Wynadell16 Taylor, born November 11, 1932; died December 02, 1932.
More About Wynadell Taylor:
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242
243
244
245
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
Gwendolyn Gayle Taylor, born Private.
Trendon Don Taylor, born Private.
Carole Elizabeth Taylor, born Private.
Guy Barry Taylor, born Private.
161. D. B.15 Taylor (David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson Lafayette12, David11,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born May 26, 1914 in Pilot Grove, TX,
and died September 05, 1974 in Sherman, Tx. He married Onita Mae Dixon Private. She was born
Private.
More About D. B. Taylor:
More About D. Taylor and Onita Dixon:
Children of D. Taylor and Onita Dixon are:
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246
247
i.
ii.
Don Donna16 Taylor, born Private.
Janice Janet Taylor, born Private.
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162. Helen Birt15 Taylor (David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson Lafayette12, David11,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born January 27, 1917 in Pilot Grove,
TX, and died July 19, 1981. She married Ernest Hendrix McMillin Private. He was born Private.
More About Ernest McMillin and Helen Taylor:
Children of Helen Taylor and Ernest McMillin are:
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248
249
i.
ii.
James David16 McMillin, born Private.
Bobby Gene McMillin, born Private.
163. David Warren15 Taylor (David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson Lafayette12,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born December 26, 1920 in Pilot
Grove, TX, and died October 20, 1976 in Arlington, TX. He married Malachia Mae Wright Private.
She was born Private.
More About David Taylor and Malachia Wright:
Children of David Taylor and Malachia Wright are:
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250
251
252
i.
ii.
iii.
Phyllis Marie16 Taylor, born Private.
Patricia Elizabeth Taylor, born Private.
David Michael Taylor, born Private.
164. Virginia Gertrude15 Benson (Mary Mulkey14 Taylor, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson
II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born March 19, 1912, and
died August 19, 2002. She married Clarence Ashlock January 15, 1936. He was born September 10,
1905, and died Unknown.
More About Clarence Ashlock and Virginia Benson:
Child of Virginia Benson and Clarence Ashlock is:
253
i.
Joe Lynn16 Ashlock, born Private.
166. Nona Earleen15 Benson (Mary Mulkey14 Taylor, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson Lafayette12,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born Private. She married Richard
Thomas Switala Private. He was born Private.
More About Richard Switala and Nona Benson:
Child of Nona Benson and Richard Switala is:
254
i.
Nona Joyce16 Switala, born Private.
Generation No. 9
171. Robert Alton16 Keller (Fannie Jewel15 Ownby, Anderson Craig14, Martha Jane13 Taylor,
Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10, Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John (of
Private. He married Betty Jean Marquart Private. She was born Private.
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More About Robert Keller and Betty Marquart:
Children of Robert Keller and Betty Marquart are:
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255
256
257
i.
ii.
iii.
Robert Bryan17 Keller, born Private.
Mark Alton Keller, born Private.
Matt Glenn Keller, born Private.
172. Kenneth Marvin16 Keller (Fannie Jewel15 Ownby, Anderson Craig14, Martha Jane13 Taylor,
Private. He married (1) Nancy Clydene Thomas Private. She was born Private. He married (2)
Roberta Jane Elliott Private. She was born Private.
More About Kenneth Keller and Nancy Thomas:
More About Kenneth Keller and Roberta Elliott:
Children of Kenneth Keller and Nancy Thomas are:
258
259
260
i.
ii.
iii.
Tamara Lynn17 Keller, born Private.
Tracy Leigh Keller, born Private.
Tina Lu Keller, born Private.
173. Herman Hoyle16 Keller (Fannie Jewel15 Ownby, Anderson Craig14, Martha Jane13 Taylor,
Private. He married Lois Ann Lockhart Private. She was born Private.
More About Herman Keller and Lois Lockhart:
Child of Herman Keller and Lois Lockhart is:
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261
i.
Carl17 Keller, born Private.
175. Bobby Eugene16 Ownby (Homer Lee15, Anderson Craig14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
married Peggy Joanne Jones Private. She was born Private.
More About Bobby Ownby and Peggy Jones:
Children of Bobby Ownby and Peggy Jones are:
262
263
i.
ii.
Jeff17 Ownby, born Private.
Bryan Ownby, born Private.
178. Frieda Lou16 Ownby (Homer Lee15, Anderson Craig14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born Private. She
married Albert Ray Turner Private. He was born Private.
More About Albert Turner and Frieda Ownby:
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Children of Frieda Ownby and Albert Turner are:
264
265
i.
ii.
Mark17 Turner, born Private.
Steven Craig Turner, born Private.
179. Paula Deloris16 Ownby (Homer Lee15, Anderson Craig14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
married Charles Richard Clearfield Private. He was born Private.
More About Charles Clearfield and Paula Ownby:
Children of Paula Ownby and Charles Clearfield are:
266
267
268
i.
ii.
iii.
De Anna17 Clearfield, born Private.
Charles Richard Jr. Clearfield, born Private.
Robert Todd Clearfield, born Private.
182. Hubert Randall16 Creswell (Livie Quintilla15 Ownby, Anderson Craig14, Martha Jane13
Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10, Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7, Matthew6, John
(of Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born
Private. He married Carol Hall Private. She was born Private.
More About Hubert Creswell and Carol Hall:
Children of Hubert Creswell and Carol Hall are:
269
270
i.
ii.
Ronda17 Creswell, born Private.
Renee Creswell, born Private.
183. Terry Doyle16 Creswell (Livie Quintilla15 Ownby, Anderson Craig14, Martha Jane13 Taylor,
Private. He married Brenda Courson Private. She was born Private.
More About Terry Creswell and Brenda Courson:
Child of Terry Creswell and Brenda Courson is:
271
i.
Jessica17 Creswell, born Private.
195. Babe Newton16 Drum (Lillie Ola15 Cowart, Nancy Jane "Jennie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13
Private. He married Nancy Mae Sperling Private. She was born Private.
More About Babe Drum and Nancy Sperling:
Children of Babe Drum and Nancy Sperling are:
272
273
274
275
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
Phillip Lee17 Drum, born Private.
Bryan David Drum, born Private.
Scott Alan Drum, born Private.
Kathleen Ann Drum, born Private.
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196. Roy Eugene16 Drum (Lillie Ola15 Cowart, Nancy Jane "Jennie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13
Private. He married Elaine Elizabeth Keller Private. She was born Private.
More About Roy Drum and Elaine Keller:
Children of Roy Drum and Elaine Keller are:
276
277
278
i.
ii.
iii.
Leslie Marie17 Drum, born Private.
Julie Ann Drum, born Private.
Steven Neal Drum, born Private.
197. Lille Mae16 Drum (Lillie Ola15 Cowart, Nancy Jane "Jennie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13 Taylor,
Private. She married Ernest LaTourette Private. He was born Private.
More About Ernest LaTourette and Lille Drum:
Children of Lille Drum and Ernest LaTourette are:
279
280
i.
ii.
Marc Andrew17 LaTourette, born Private.
Yaneque Renee LaTourette, born Private.
198. Robert Merrill16 Drum (Lillie Ola15 Cowart, Nancy Jane "Jennie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13
Private. He married Patricia Bonita Satterfield Private. She was born Private.
More About Robert Drum and Patricia Satterfield:
Child of Robert Drum and Patricia Satterfield is:
281
i.
Shan Renee17 Drum, born Private.
199. Nancy Ann16 Cowart (Wille Watt15, Nancy Jane "Jennie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13 Taylor,
Private. She married Vestal Martin Hodge Jr Private. He was born Private.
More About Vestal Jr and Nancy Cowart:
Children of Nancy Cowart and Vestal Jr are:
282
283
284
285
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
Vestal Martin III17 Hodge, born Private.
Brenda Kay Hodge, born Private.
Christi Ann Hodge, born Private.
Dusty Wayne Hodge, born Private.
200. Willie Robert16 Cowart (Wille Watt15, Nancy Jane "Jennie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13 Taylor,
Private. He married Etsuko Fukumoto Private. She was born Private.
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More About Willie Cowart and Etsuko Fukumoto:
Children of Willie Cowart and Etsuko Fukumoto are:
286
287
i.
ii.
James Robert17 Cowart, born Private.
Michiko Cowart, born Private.
201. Charles Franklin16 Cowart (Wille Watt15, Nancy Jane "Jennie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13
Private. He married Connie Sue Holliman Private. She was born Private.
More About Charles Cowart and Connie Holliman:
Children of Charles Cowart and Connie Holliman are:
288
289
290
i.
ii.
iii.
Charles Franklin Jr17 Cowart, born Private.
Debra Denise Cowart, born Private.
Robert Wayne Cowart, born Private.
202. Betty Lou16 Skaggs (William Ray15, Mary Emilie "Mollie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13 Taylor,
Private. She married Dayton Edgar Talley Private. He was born Private.
More About Dayton Talley and Betty Skaggs:
Children of Betty Skaggs and Dayton Talley are:
291
292
i.
ii.
William Robert17 Talley, born Private.
Jane Adele Talley, born Private.
203. Charles Ray16 Skaggs (William Ray15, Mary Emilie "Mollie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13 Taylor,
Private. He married Peggy Lou Burchell Private. She was born Private.
More About Charles Skaggs and Peggy Burchell:
Children of Charles Skaggs and Peggy Burchell are:
293
294
i.
ii.
Mark Edward17 Skaggs, born Private.
Pamela Elizabeth Skaggs, born Private.
204. Sam Charles16 Skaggs (Newell Erman15, Mary Emilie "Mollie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13
November 25, 1925, and died June 04, 2000. He married Dorris Jane Barrett Private. She was born
Private.
More About Sam Skaggs and Dorris Barrett:
Child of Sam Skaggs and Dorris Barrett is:
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295
i.
Leslie Ann17 Skaggs, born Private. She married Kenneth Michael Cocoran Private; born Private.
More About Kenneth Cocoran and Leslie Skaggs:
205. Marjorie Marie16 Skaggs (Luther Gorman15, Mary Emilie "Mollie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13
Private. She married John Montford Hair Private. He was born Private.
More About John Hair and Marjorie Skaggs:
Children of Marjorie Skaggs and John Hair are:
296
297
i.
ii.
Sheryll Lynn17 Hair, born Private.
Lisa Suzanne Hair, born Private.
206. Carolyn Joyce16 Skaggs (Luther Gorman15, Mary Emilie "Mollie"14 Ownby, Martha Jane13
Private. She married John Surrett Private. He was born Private.
More About John Surrett and Carolyn Skaggs:
Child of Carolyn Skaggs and John Surrett is:
298
i.
Scott17 Surrett, born Private.
207. Richard Wayne "Billy"16 Clark (Thelma Jewel15 Ownby, James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor,
Private. He married Patricia Lankford Private. She was born Private.
More About Richard Clark and Patricia Lankford:
Children of Richard Clark and Patricia Lankford are:
299
300
i.
ii.
Sherry17 Clark, born Private.
Richard Clark, born Private.
209. Richard Watt Jr16 Ownby (Richard Watt15, James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
married Anita Gail Dunn Private. She was born Private.
More About Richard Ownby and Anita Dunn:
Children of Richard Ownby and Anita Dunn are:
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301
302
i.
ii.
Brian Keith17 Ownby, born Private.
Ashley Brooke Ownby, born Private.
210. Tony Randel "Randy"16 Ownby (Richard Watt15, James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor,
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Private. He married (1) Debra June Hart Private. She was born Private. He married (2) Carol Bauer
More About Tony Ownby and Debra Hart:
More About Tony Ownby and Carol Bauer:
Children of Tony Ownby and Debra Hart are:
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303
304
i.
ii.
Jason17 Ownby, born Private.
Lisa Deann Ownby, born Private.
211. James Edward16 Ownby, Jr (James Edward15, James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
married Mary Elaine Savage Private. She was born Private.
More About James Ownby and Mary Savage:
Children of James Ownby and Mary Savage are:
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305
306
i.
ii.
Mark Edward17 Ownby, born Private.
Jennifer Elaine Ownby, born Private.
212. John Carroll16 Ownby (James Edward15, James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
married (1) Constance Lynn Ingles Private. She was born Private. He married (2) Leila Ann Senor
Private. She was born March 08, 1949, and died July 28, 2006.
More About John Ownby and Constance Ingles:
More About Leila Ann Senor:
Burial: August 01, 2006
More About John Ownby and Leila Senor:
Children of John Ownby and Constance Ingles are:
307
308
i.
ii.
James David17 Ownby, born Private.
Melissa Carol Ownby, born Private.
Children of John Ownby and Leila Senor are:
309
i.
Michael John17 Ownby, born Private. He married Katie Private; born Private.
More About Michael Ownby and Katie:
310
ii.
Megan Ownby, born Private.
213. Harrold Kay16 Ownby (Leslie Harrold15, James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
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married (1) Carol Fielding Snowden Private. She was born Private. He married (2) Vickie
Wohlander Private. She was born Private. He married (3) Carol Ann Russell Private. She was born
Private.
More About Harrold Ownby and Carol Snowden:
More About Harrold Ownby and Vickie Wohlander:
More About Harrold Ownby and Carol Russell:
Children of Harrold Ownby and Carol Snowden are:
311
312
313
i.
ii.
iii.
Amy Marie17 Snowden, born Private.
John Fielding Ownby, born Private.
Emily Kathryn Ownby, born Private.
214. Pamela Lou16 Piott (Addran Louise15 Ownby, James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
married Steve Thompson Private. He was born Private.
More About Steve Thompson and Pamela Piott:
Children of Pamela Piott and Steve Thompson are:
+
314
315
i.
ii.
Amy Michelle17 Thompson, born Private.
Amber Leigh Thompson, born Private. She married Stephen James Private; born Private.
More About Stephen James and Amber Thompson:
215. James Harold Jr16 Piott (Addran Louise15 Ownby, James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor,
Private. He married Carolene Crouch Private. She was born Private.
More About James Piott and Carolene Crouch:
Children of James Piott and Carolene Crouch are:
316
317
318
i.
ii.
iii.
Carolene Sue17 Piott, born Private.
James Arron Piott, born Private.
Blake Piott, born Private.
216. Rita Gail16 Ownby (Guy Malcolm15, James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
married Darrell Lajuan Holcomb Private, son of Travis Holcomb and Betty Arnold. He was born
Private.
More About Darrell Holcomb and Rita Ownby:
Child of Rita Ownby and Darrell Holcomb is:
40
319
i.
Stuart Brandon17 Holcomb, born Private.
217. Michael Rin16 Ownby (Robert Lois15, James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
married Linda Faye Simpson Private. She was born Private.
More About Michael Ownby and Linda Simpson:
Children of Michael Ownby and Linda Simpson are:
320
i.
Melissa Renee17 Ownby, born Private. She married Joshua Erik Mauk Private; born Private.
More About Joshua Mauk and Melissa Ownby:
321
322
ii.
iii.
Katie Elizabeth Ownby, born Private.
Amanda Jayne Ownby, born Private.
218. Shirley Ann16 Ownby (Robert Lois15, James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
married Jeffery Lee Breheny Private. He was born Private.
More About Jeffery Breheny and Shirley Ownby:
Children of Shirley Ownby and Jeffery Breheny are:
323
324
i.
ii.
Timothy Matthew17 Breheny, born Private.
Krista Rose Breheny, born Private.
219. Donna Robin16 Ownby (Robert Lois15, James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson
married Wallace Roy Williams Private. He was born Private.
More About Wallace Williams and Donna Ownby:
Children of Donna Ownby and Wallace Williams are:
325
326
327
i.
ii.
iii.
Stephanie George17 Williams, born Private.
Christopher Koji Williams, born Private.
Michael Nathaniel Williams, born Private.
226. Billie Byron16 Taylor (Jefferson Lafayette "Ben"15, Maurice Lester14, Jefferson Lafayette13,
Private. He married Glenda Joyce Bearden Private. She was born Private.
More About Billie Taylor and Glenda Bearden:
Children of Billie Taylor and Glenda Bearden are:
328
329
330
i.
ii.
iii.
Kathryn17 Taylor, born Private.
Tiny Denise Taylor, born Private.
Byron Keith Taylor, born Private.
41
227. Jimmy Maurice16 Taylor (Jefferson Lafayette "Ben"15, Maurice Lester14, Jefferson Lafayette13,
Private. He married Sue Witcher Private. She was born Private.
More About Jimmy Taylor and Sue Witcher:
Children of Jimmy Taylor and Sue Witcher are:
331
332
333
i.
ii.
iii.
Michelle17 Taylor, born Private.
Darrell Taylor, born Private.
Jimmy J Taylor, born Private.
228. Linda Kay16 Taylor (Jefferson Lafayette "Ben"15, Maurice Lester14, Jefferson Lafayette13,
Private. She married Jimmy Carroll Rowe Private. He was born Private.
More About Jimmy Rowe and Linda Taylor:
Children of Linda Taylor and Jimmy Rowe are:
334
335
i.
ii.
Gwendolyn Carol17 Rowe, born Private.
Cheryl Lynn Rowe, born Private.
230. William Henry Jr.16 Taylor (William Henry15, Maurice Lester14, Jefferson Lafayette13,
Private. He married Frances Modine Smith Private. She was born Private.
More About William Taylor and Frances Smith:
Children of William Taylor and Frances Smith are:
336
337
338
i.
ii.
iii.
Paula Kay17 Taylor, born Private.
Frances Annette Taylor, born Private.
William David Taylor, born Private.
231. Roland Edwin16 Taylor (William Henry15, Maurice Lester14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson
married Sharlene Grace Irwin Private. She was born Private.
More About Roland Taylor and Sharlene Irwin:
Children of Roland Taylor and Sharlene Irwin are:
339
340
341
i.
ii.
iii.
Kimberly Paige17 Taylor, born Private.
Amy Suzan Taylor, born Private.
Carri Ann Taylor, born Private.
232. Marguerite May16 Doggett (Inez Frances15 Taylor, David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13,
42
Private. She married Billy Burl Hopper Private. He was born Private.
More About Billy Hopper and Marguerite Doggett:
Children of Marguerite Doggett and Billy Hopper are:
+
342
343
i.
ii.
Charles Terrance17 Hopper, born Private.
Jerry Bob Hopper, born Private.
233. Forrest Bailey Doggett16 Jr (Inez Frances15 Taylor, David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13,
Private. He married Dorothy Hastings Private. She was born Private.
More About Forrest Jr and Dorothy Hastings:
Child of Forrest Jr and Dorothy Hastings is:
344
i.
Kimberly Lynne17 Jr, born Private.
234. Billy Byron16 Doggett (Inez Frances15 Taylor, David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13,
Shadoxhurst II)5, John "of Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born May
02, 1927, and died December 06, 1974 in Whitewright, Tx. He married Helen Maurine Miracle
More About Billy Doggett and Helen Miracle:
Children of Billy Doggett and Helen Miracle are:
345
346
347
i.
ii.
iii.
Tammy Lynn17 Doggett, born Private.
Karalyn Sue Doggett, born Private.
Glenn Forrest Doggett, born Private.
235. Herbert Lyndon16 Taylor (Herbert Lonnie15, David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13,
Private. He married Barbara Ruth Luther Private. She was born Private.
More About Herbert Taylor and Barbara Luther:
Children of Herbert Taylor and Barbara Luther are:
348
349
i.
ii.
Karen Lynette17 Taylor, born Private.
Harmon Luther Taylor, born Private.
236. Rowena Muriel16 Taylor (Herbert Lonnie15, David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13,
Private. She married Kenneth Bryan Britt, Jr Private. He was born Private.
More About Kenneth Britt and Rowena Taylor:
Child of Rowena Taylor and Kenneth Britt is:
43
350
i.
Kara Beth17 Britt, born Private.
239. Robbie Aunita16 Taylor (Robert Wells15, David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson
married John Kern Pickett Private. He was born Private.
More About John Pickett and Robbie Taylor:
Children of Robbie Taylor and John Pickett are:
351
352
353
i.
ii.
iii.
Joni Kay17 Pickett, born Private.
John Kern Pickett, Jr, born Private.
Julie Gae Pickett, born Private.
242. Gwendolyn Gayle16 Taylor (Guy Binion15, David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13,
Private. She married Jerry Lowell Prince Private. He was born Private.
More About Jerry Prince and Gwendolyn Taylor:
Children of Gwendolyn Taylor and Jerry Prince are:
354
355
356
i.
ii.
iii.
Jerry Lowell17 Prince, Jr, born Private.
Kelly Lynn Prince, born Private.
Lori Gayle Prince, born Private.
243. Trendon Don16 Taylor (Guy Binion15, David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson
married Phyllis Carol Bush Private. She was born Private.
More About Trendon Taylor and Phyllis Bush:
Children of Trendon Taylor and Phyllis Bush are:
357
358
i.
ii.
Cheri Denise17 Taylor, born Private.
Lisa Carol Taylor, born Private.
244. Carole Elizabeth16 Taylor (Guy Binion15, David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson
married Billy Don Alexander Private. He was born Private.
More About Billy Alexander and Carole Taylor:
Children of Carole Taylor and Billy Alexander are:
359
360
i.
ii.
Nicholas Wayne17 Alexander, born Private.
Steven Michael Alexander, born Private.
245. Guy Barry16 Taylor (Guy Binion15, David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson
44
married (1) Donna Gayle Littrell Private. She was born Private. He married (2) Shirley Jean
Singleton Private. She was born Private.
More About Guy Taylor and Donna Littrell:
More About Guy Taylor and Shirley Singleton:
Children of Guy Taylor and Donna Littrell are:
361
362
i.
ii.
Christopher Lynn17 Taylor, born Private.
Brian Keith Taylor, born Private.
Child of Guy Taylor and Shirley Singleton is:
363
i.
Michelle LeAnn17 Taylor, born Private.
246. Don Donna16 Taylor (D. B.15, David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson Lafayette12,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born Private. He married Lois Marie
Carren Private. She was born Private.
More About Don Taylor and Lois Carren:
Children of Don Taylor and Lois Carren are:
364
365
i.
ii.
Donna Marie17 Taylor, born Private.
Michael Wayne Taylor, born Private.
247. Janice Janet16 Taylor (D. B.15, David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson Lafayette12,
Shadoxhurst"4, William3, Hanzer Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born Private. She married Gerald
Alverson Private. He was born Private.
More About Gerald Alverson and Janice Taylor:
Child of Janice Taylor and Gerald Alverson is:
366
i.
Lisa Ann17 Alverson, born Private.
248. James David16 McMillin (Helen Birt15 Taylor, David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13,
Private. He married Nancy June Judson Private. She was born Private.
More About James McMillin and Nancy Judson:
Children of James McMillin and Nancy Judson are:
367
368
369
370
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
James David17 McMillin, Jr, born Private.
Mitzi Jean McMillin, born Private.
Shelly Katherine McMillin, born Private.
John Michael McMillin, born Private.
250. Phyllis Marie16 Taylor (David Warren15, David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson
45
married Larry Waye Lawley Private. He was born Private.
More About Larry Lawley and Phyllis Taylor:
Children of Phyllis Taylor and Larry Lawley are:
371
372
373
i.
ii.
iii.
Carrie Lee17 Lawley, born Private.
Patricia Lynn Lawley, born Private.
Lori Ann Lawley, born Private.
251. Patricia Elizabeth16 Taylor (David Warren15, David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13,
Private. She married Charles Edward Rae, Jr Private. He was born Private.
More About Charles Rae and Patricia Taylor:
Children of Patricia Taylor and Charles Rae are:
374
375
i.
ii.
Christine Marie17 Rae, born Private.
Richard Dean Rae, born Private.
252. David Michael16 Taylor (David Warren15, David McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson
married Helen Marlo Renn Private. She was born Private.
More About David Taylor and Helen Renn:
Child of David Taylor and Helen Renn is:
376
i.
Meline Renee17 Taylor, born Private.
Generation No. 10
256. Mark Alton17 Keller (Robert Alton16, Fannie Jewel15 Ownby, Anderson Craig14, Martha Jane13
Private. He married (1) Anita Suzanne Klatenhoff Private. She was born Private. He married (2)
Cheryl Ann Reissing Private. She was born Private.
More About Mark Keller and Anita Klatenhoff:
More About Mark Keller and Cheryl Reissing:
Child of Mark Keller and Anita Klatenhoff is:
377
i.
Scott Alton18 Keller, born Private.
Child of Mark Keller and Cheryl Reissing is:
378
i.
Cole Christian18 Keller, born Private.
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257. Matt Glenn17 Keller (Robert Alton16, Fannie Jewel15 Ownby, Anderson Craig14, Martha Jane13
Private. He married (1) Martha Ellen Sparks Private. She was born Private. He married (2) Brenda
Gay Traber Private. She was born Private.
More About Matt Keller and Martha Sparks:
More About Matt Keller and Brenda Traber:
Children of Matt Keller and Martha Sparks are:
379
380
i.
ii.
Matthew Todd18 Keller, born Private.
Craig Robert Keller, born Private.
261. Carl17 Keller (Herman Hoyle16, Fannie Jewel15 Ownby, Anderson Craig14, Martha Jane13
Private. He married Laura Lynn Will Private. She was born Private.
More About Carl Keller and Laura Will:
Child of Carl Keller and Laura Will is:
381
i.
Kendall Lane18 Keller, born Private.
301. Brian Keith17 Ownby (Richard Watt Jr16, Richard Watt15, James Polk14, Martha Jane13 Taylor,
Private. He married Lorene Johnson Private. She was born Private.
More About Brian Ownby and Lorene Johnson:
Children of Brian Ownby and Lorene Johnson are:
382
383
i.
ii.
Danielle Taylor18 Ownby, born Private.
Bailey Nicole Ownby, born Private.
304. Lisa Deann17 Ownby (Tony Randel "Randy"16, Richard Watt15, James Polk14, Martha Jane13
Private. She married Adrian Dominguez Private. He was born Private.
More About Adrian Dominguez and Lisa Ownby:
Children of Lisa Ownby and Adrian Dominguez are:
384
385
i.
ii.
Aidan Watt18 Dominguez, born Private.
Addison June Dominguez, born Private.
305. Mark Edward17 Ownby (James Edward16, James Edward15, James Polk14, Martha Jane13
47
Private. He married Stephanie Newhouse Private. She was born Private.
More About Mark Ownby and Stephanie Newhouse:
Children of Mark Ownby and Stephanie Newhouse are:
386
387
i.
ii.
Trinity Kate18 Ownby, born Private.
Trenton Kole Ownby, born Private.
306. Jennifer Elaine17 Ownby (James Edward16, James Edward15, James Polk14, Martha Jane13
Private. She married Richard Davidson Private. He was born Private.
More About Richard Davidson and Jennifer Ownby:
Child of Jennifer Ownby and Richard Davidson is:
388
i.
Kyndall Laine18 Davidson, born Private.
314. Amy Michelle17 Thompson (Pamela Lou16 Piott, Addran Louise15 Ownby, James Polk14,
Martha Jane13 Taylor, Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10, Edmond9, James (of Caroline)8, John7,
Taillefer) was born Private. She married Bryan Embrey Private. He was born Private.
More About Bryan Embrey and Amy Thompson:
Children of Amy Thompson and Bryan Embrey are:
389
i.
390
391
ii.
iii.
Kennedy Jean18 Embrey, born October 03, 2002 in San Antonio, TX; died October 14, 2002 in San
Antonio, TX.
Kasen James Embrey, born Private.
Kenleigh Rhea Embrey, born Private.
342. Charles Terrance17 Hopper (Marguerite May16 Doggett, Inez Frances15 Taylor, David
McAlister14, Jefferson Lafayette13, Anderson Lafayette12, David11, James10, Edmond9, James (of
Taylefer2, Baron1 Taillefer) was born Private. He married (1) Patricia McKay Private. She was born
Private. He married (2) Candace Everard Ceder Private. She was born Private.
More About Charles Hopper and Patricia McKay:
More About Charles Hopper and Candace Ceder:
Child of Charles Hopper and Patricia McKay is:
392
i.
Laura Leigh18 Hopper, born Private.
Child of Charles Hopper and Candace Ceder is:
393
i.
Charles Terrance Hopper18 Jr, born Private.
Endnotes
48
1. Frieda & Walter Cannaday, History of the Cannaday Family Vol. I + II, (Hazlett Printing and Publishing, INC.
Copyright 1963).
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Descendants of James (of Caroline) Taylor

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