Regt. Sgt. Maj. Fred Taylor of Benton
Merchant Age 27 b in New Douglas, IL
Son of John and Mary A Taylor
Entrained June 26, 1918, Cairo, IL; attached to 12th IL Field Artillery, Brigade Headquarters Detachment
Discharged Feb 25, 1919, Camp Taylor, KY
Source: Published 1920, “Franklin County, Illinois, War History, 1832-1919. West Frankfort etc." Pub. by H.W. Trovillion for the Franklin County War History Society Page 217
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fred Lindley Taylor of 310 S 10th St, Mt Vernon, Jefferson, IL
Age 50 b 5 Jun 1891 in New Douglas, IL
Nearest relative: Blanche Hake of Benton, IL
Source: 1942 WW ll Draft Registration Card
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fred Lindley Taylor of 308 8th Cairo, IL
Age 26 b 5 Jun 1891 in New Douglas, IL
Real Estate Dealer - Member of Karraker & Taylor, Cairo, IL
Single
Short and Stout; Dark Brown Eyes; Dark BrownHair - Bald
Source: 1917 WW l Draft Registration Card
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fred L Taylor, 85, of 411 Castleton Ave, died at 1:50pm Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. He operated a variety store in Mt Vernon for many years and also operated a restaurant.
He served as a Sergeant Major with the U.S. Army during World War l
Mr Taylor attended Southern Illinois Teachers College and attended the Methodist Church.
Mr Taylor was born June 5, 1891 in South Dakota (should be "New Douglas IL"), the son of the Rev J A and Mary (Lindley) Taylor. He was never married.
Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
Survived by a niece, Mrs Mary Stanish of Petersburg; and great nephews and nieces of Petersburg.
He was preceded in death by a brother and by a sister, Blanche Hake.
Source: Mt Vernon Register-News (Mt Vernon, IL) 26 Aug 1976,Thurs
Merchant Age 27 b in New Douglas, IL
Son of John and Mary A Taylor
Entrained June 26, 1918, Cairo, IL; attached to 12th IL Field Artillery, Brigade Headquarters Detachment
Discharged Feb 25, 1919, Camp Taylor, KY
Source: Published 1920, “Franklin County, Illinois, War History, 1832-1919. West Frankfort etc." Pub. by H.W. Trovillion for the Franklin County War History Society Page 217
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fred Lindley Taylor of 310 S 10th St, Mt Vernon, Jefferson, IL
Age 50 b 5 Jun 1891 in New Douglas, IL
Nearest relative: Blanche Hake of Benton, IL
Source: 1942 WW ll Draft Registration Card
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fred Lindley Taylor of 308 8th Cairo, IL
Age 26 b 5 Jun 1891 in New Douglas, IL
Real Estate Dealer - Member of Karraker & Taylor, Cairo, IL
Single
Short and Stout; Dark Brown Eyes; Dark BrownHair - Bald
Source: 1917 WW l Draft Registration Card
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fred L Taylor, 85, of 411 Castleton Ave, died at 1:50pm Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. He operated a variety store in Mt Vernon for many years and also operated a restaurant.
He served as a Sergeant Major with the U.S. Army during World War l
Mr Taylor attended Southern Illinois Teachers College and attended the Methodist Church.
Mr Taylor was born June 5, 1891 in South Dakota (should be "New Douglas IL"), the son of the Rev J A and Mary (Lindley) Taylor. He was never married.
Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
Survived by a niece, Mrs Mary Stanish of Petersburg; and great nephews and nieces of Petersburg.
He was preceded in death by a brother and by a sister, Blanche Hake.
Source: Mt Vernon Register-News (Mt Vernon, IL) 26 Aug 1976,Thurs
Regt. Sgt. Maj. Fred Taylor of Benton
Merchant Age 27 b in New Douglas, IL
Son of John and Mary A Taylor
Entrained June 26, 1918, Cairo, IL; attached to 12th IL Field Artillery, Brigade Headquarters Detachment
Discharged Feb 25, 1919, Camp Taylor, KY
Source: Published 1920, “Franklin County, Illinois, War History, 1832-1919. West Frankfort etc." Pub. by H.W. Trovillion for the Franklin County War History Society Page 217
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fred Lindley Taylor of 310 S 10th St, Mt Vernon, Jefferson, IL
Age 50 b 5 Jun 1891 in New Douglas, IL
Nearest relative: Blanche Hake of Benton, IL
Source: 1942 WW ll Draft Registration Card
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fred Lindley Taylor of 308 8th Cairo, IL
Age 26 b 5 Jun 1891 in New Douglas, IL
Real Estate Dealer - Member of Karraker & Taylor, Cairo, IL
Single
Short and Stout; Dark Brown Eyes; Dark BrownHair - Bald
Source: 1917 WW l Draft Registration Card
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fred L Taylor, 85, of 411 Castleton Ave, died at 1:50pm Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. He operated a variety store in Mt Vernon for many years and also operated a restaurant.
He served as a Sergeant Major with the U.S. Army during World War l
Mr Taylor attended Southern Illinois Teachers College and attended the Methodist Church.
Mr Taylor was born June 5, 1891 in South Dakota (should be "New Douglas IL"), the son of the Rev J A and Mary (Lindley) Taylor. He was never married.
Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
Survived by a niece, Mrs Mary Stanish of Petersburg; and great nephews and nieces of Petersburg.
He was preceded in death by a brother and by a sister, Blanche Hake.
Source: Mt Vernon Register-News (Mt Vernon, IL) 26 Aug 1976,Thurs
Merchant Age 27 b in New Douglas, IL
Son of John and Mary A Taylor
Entrained June 26, 1918, Cairo, IL; attached to 12th IL Field Artillery, Brigade Headquarters Detachment
Discharged Feb 25, 1919, Camp Taylor, KY
Source: Published 1920, “Franklin County, Illinois, War History, 1832-1919. West Frankfort etc." Pub. by H.W. Trovillion for the Franklin County War History Society Page 217
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fred Lindley Taylor of 310 S 10th St, Mt Vernon, Jefferson, IL
Age 50 b 5 Jun 1891 in New Douglas, IL
Nearest relative: Blanche Hake of Benton, IL
Source: 1942 WW ll Draft Registration Card
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fred Lindley Taylor of 308 8th Cairo, IL
Age 26 b 5 Jun 1891 in New Douglas, IL
Real Estate Dealer - Member of Karraker & Taylor, Cairo, IL
Single
Short and Stout; Dark Brown Eyes; Dark BrownHair - Bald
Source: 1917 WW l Draft Registration Card
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fred L Taylor, 85, of 411 Castleton Ave, died at 1:50pm Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. He operated a variety store in Mt Vernon for many years and also operated a restaurant.
He served as a Sergeant Major with the U.S. Army during World War l
Mr Taylor attended Southern Illinois Teachers College and attended the Methodist Church.
Mr Taylor was born June 5, 1891 in South Dakota (should be "New Douglas IL"), the son of the Rev J A and Mary (Lindley) Taylor. He was never married.
Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
Survived by a niece, Mrs Mary Stanish of Petersburg; and great nephews and nieces of Petersburg.
He was preceded in death by a brother and by a sister, Blanche Hake.
Source: Mt Vernon Register-News (Mt Vernon, IL) 26 Aug 1976,Thurs
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
