1860 Census, Campbell Township, Warrick, Indiana,
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
William P Taylor M 50 Kentucky
Mary A Taylor F 48 England
Lewis J Taylor M 23 Indiana
Ella A Taylor F 15 Indiana
Chistopher Taylor M 19 Indiana
Caroline Taylor F 12 Indiana
William B Taylor M 8 Indiana
John P Taylor M 5 Indiana
Letitia Trusler F 78 England
At the age of 24, Mr. Taylor married Miss Melissa Brown. They had 4 children and moved to Jackson County, AR, where Melissa died in 1852.
On June 4, 1884, Mr. Taylor married widowed Mrs. Leah Albertine Hess. They had 5 daughters and one son.
In 1881 traveling in an ox-drawn wagon, the family moved to Texas.
1900 Census, Justice Precincts 5 & 8, Coleman, Texas
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
William B Taylor Head M 48 Indiana
Leah A Taylor Wife F 43 Mississippi
Dora Q Taylor Daughter F 16 Arkansas
Waneta A Taylor Daughter F 15 Arkansas
Louis H Taylor Son M 12 Arkansas
Almeta Taylor Daughter F 10 Arkansas
Nellie Taylor Daughter F 5 Indian Territory
Andrew Hess Stepson M 20 Arkansas
Mr. Taylor was a blacksmith. In 1925 Leah died, afterwhich he lived with his children. He died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ida Josephine Taylor-Lobstein.
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
William P Taylor M 50 Kentucky
Mary A Taylor F 48 England
Lewis J Taylor M 23 Indiana
Ella A Taylor F 15 Indiana
Chistopher Taylor M 19 Indiana
Caroline Taylor F 12 Indiana
William B Taylor M 8 Indiana
John P Taylor M 5 Indiana
Letitia Trusler F 78 England
At the age of 24, Mr. Taylor married Miss Melissa Brown. They had 4 children and moved to Jackson County, AR, where Melissa died in 1852.
On June 4, 1884, Mr. Taylor married widowed Mrs. Leah Albertine Hess. They had 5 daughters and one son.
In 1881 traveling in an ox-drawn wagon, the family moved to Texas.
1900 Census, Justice Precincts 5 & 8, Coleman, Texas
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
William B Taylor Head M 48 Indiana
Leah A Taylor Wife F 43 Mississippi
Dora Q Taylor Daughter F 16 Arkansas
Waneta A Taylor Daughter F 15 Arkansas
Louis H Taylor Son M 12 Arkansas
Almeta Taylor Daughter F 10 Arkansas
Nellie Taylor Daughter F 5 Indian Territory
Andrew Hess Stepson M 20 Arkansas
Mr. Taylor was a blacksmith. In 1925 Leah died, afterwhich he lived with his children. He died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ida Josephine Taylor-Lobstein.
1860 Census, Campbell Township, Warrick, Indiana,
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
William P Taylor M 50 Kentucky
Mary A Taylor F 48 England
Lewis J Taylor M 23 Indiana
Ella A Taylor F 15 Indiana
Chistopher Taylor M 19 Indiana
Caroline Taylor F 12 Indiana
William B Taylor M 8 Indiana
John P Taylor M 5 Indiana
Letitia Trusler F 78 England
At the age of 24, Mr. Taylor married Miss Melissa Brown. They had 4 children and moved to Jackson County, AR, where Melissa died in 1852.
On June 4, 1884, Mr. Taylor married widowed Mrs. Leah Albertine Hess. They had 5 daughters and one son.
In 1881 traveling in an ox-drawn wagon, the family moved to Texas.
1900 Census, Justice Precincts 5 & 8, Coleman, Texas
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
William B Taylor Head M 48 Indiana
Leah A Taylor Wife F 43 Mississippi
Dora Q Taylor Daughter F 16 Arkansas
Waneta A Taylor Daughter F 15 Arkansas
Louis H Taylor Son M 12 Arkansas
Almeta Taylor Daughter F 10 Arkansas
Nellie Taylor Daughter F 5 Indian Territory
Andrew Hess Stepson M 20 Arkansas
Mr. Taylor was a blacksmith. In 1925 Leah died, afterwhich he lived with his children. He died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ida Josephine Taylor-Lobstein.
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
William P Taylor M 50 Kentucky
Mary A Taylor F 48 England
Lewis J Taylor M 23 Indiana
Ella A Taylor F 15 Indiana
Chistopher Taylor M 19 Indiana
Caroline Taylor F 12 Indiana
William B Taylor M 8 Indiana
John P Taylor M 5 Indiana
Letitia Trusler F 78 England
At the age of 24, Mr. Taylor married Miss Melissa Brown. They had 4 children and moved to Jackson County, AR, where Melissa died in 1852.
On June 4, 1884, Mr. Taylor married widowed Mrs. Leah Albertine Hess. They had 5 daughters and one son.
In 1881 traveling in an ox-drawn wagon, the family moved to Texas.
1900 Census, Justice Precincts 5 & 8, Coleman, Texas
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
William B Taylor Head M 48 Indiana
Leah A Taylor Wife F 43 Mississippi
Dora Q Taylor Daughter F 16 Arkansas
Waneta A Taylor Daughter F 15 Arkansas
Louis H Taylor Son M 12 Arkansas
Almeta Taylor Daughter F 10 Arkansas
Nellie Taylor Daughter F 5 Indian Territory
Andrew Hess Stepson M 20 Arkansas
Mr. Taylor was a blacksmith. In 1925 Leah died, afterwhich he lived with his children. He died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ida Josephine Taylor-Lobstein.
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