Nancy Taylor was the daughter of John Taylor and Mary Keyser. She was born in Whiteley, Greene, Pennsylvania. Unfortunately, nothing more is known about her. Studying the 1830 census, when she was of child-bearing age, if she married, it could have been one of her neighbors: Thomas Moreford, Joseph Arney, or Alexander McClelland.
2/2024
On further research, it is likely that it fell to Nancy to be the caregiver of her elderly parents . Now that I have obtained John Taylor's will, it specifies he wanted Nancy to live with her brother Francis. Francis was to maintain her in a descent and comfotable life-style, if she stayed with him until she married.
Nancy likely married between her father's death and the 1850 Federal Census. I've yet, not determined what happened, except, she did not reside with her brother and his family in 1850.
I, have assumed she lived another 20 years from my original death date.
* M.Bell
Nancy Taylor was the daughter of John Taylor and Mary Keyser. She was born in Whiteley, Greene, Pennsylvania. Unfortunately, nothing more is known about her. Studying the 1830 census, when she was of child-bearing age, if she married, it could have been one of her neighbors: Thomas Moreford, Joseph Arney, or Alexander McClelland.
2/2024
On further research, it is likely that it fell to Nancy to be the caregiver of her elderly parents . Now that I have obtained John Taylor's will, it specifies he wanted Nancy to live with her brother Francis. Francis was to maintain her in a descent and comfotable life-style, if she stayed with him until she married.
Nancy likely married between her father's death and the 1850 Federal Census. I've yet, not determined what happened, except, she did not reside with her brother and his family in 1850.
I, have assumed she lived another 20 years from my original death date.
* M.Bell
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