Elizabeth "Betsy" Taylor was full-blooded Delaware Indian. She chose to remain in Kansas when the Delaware were removed to Indian Territory (Oklahoma).
Her father is said to have been RC Taylor but there is no evidence to support that so her maiden name probably wasn't Taylor.
John Pratt's December 1867 list of the Delaware Indians who chose to remain in Kansas lists her age as 57 and that she died in October 1867.
Her father is said to have been RC Taylor but there is no evidence to support that so her maiden name probably wasn't Taylor.
John Pratt's December 1867 list of the Delaware Indians who chose to remain in Kansas lists her age as 57 and that she died in October 1867.
Elizabeth "Betsy" Taylor was full-blooded Delaware Indian. She chose to remain in Kansas when the Delaware were removed to Indian Territory (Oklahoma).
Her father is said to have been RC Taylor but there is no evidence to support that so her maiden name probably wasn't Taylor.
John Pratt's December 1867 list of the Delaware Indians who chose to remain in Kansas lists her age as 57 and that she died in October 1867.
Her father is said to have been RC Taylor but there is no evidence to support that so her maiden name probably wasn't Taylor.
John Pratt's December 1867 list of the Delaware Indians who chose to remain in Kansas lists her age as 57 and that she died in October 1867.
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