h/o 1st widow, Mrs Mary D (Fisher) Ray, 2nd Emma C Miller.
Birth: 8th of eight known children in Hillsborough, Orange county, North Carolina.
Census: 1860, age 1 Sherill township, Texas county, Missouri with parents & seven siblings.
Census: 1870, age 11 Sherill township, Texas county, Missouri with parents & three siblings.
Removed to Carthage, Jasper county from Texas county, Missouri around 1894.
Reportedly in 1897, before City Hospital on west Centenial was conceived and built: A representative paid a visit today to the hospital and infirmary of Drs. [A H] Hull and [C B] Taylor, one block east of the Harrington. It is undoubtedly one of the most complete institutions of the kind in Southwest Missouri and is a decided credit to Carthage.
The house is well appointed in every detail, and is magnificently equipped. On the first floor is a commodious reception room, Dr. Taylor's office, Dr. Hull's office and a dispensary which is a small drug store. The doctors' offices are each supplied with numerous instruments; those for surgical purposes in Dr. Taylor's office and for treating the eye, ear, nose and throat in Dr. Hull's office. These instruments are so numerous, varied and modern that an attempt to describe them would require a column of space. They are the best that money can buy and must be seen to be appreciated., SOURCE: Mornin' Mail.
Census: 1900, age 41 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with 1st wife, her two sons & their two children at 1509 south Garrison avenue, a physician & surgeon.
1902, Dr A H Hull at second floor Cassaday building, Dr C B Taylor at 205 west 3rd street, and dentist, Dr W W Flora at 401-1/2 south Main street.
Reportedly in 1902 archives of Mornin' Mail: Dr. Taylor, assisted by Dr. Chester and Dr. Webster, this morning successfully removed the right foot of Fred Gatlin, the 17-year-old Kendricktown boy, who was suffering with saracoma. The patient stood the operation quite well, and his parents will arrange to provide him with an artificial foot.
First wife died in 1905.
Census: 1910, age 46 (sic) Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with two children,at 1509 south Garrison avenue a physician, general practice.
Dr. Taylor later had a dispensary on west 3rd Street just off the square next to the Knell Undertaking & Funeral Parlor. The building was constructed by the McNerney Construction Company and reads above, Dr. Taylor's Dispensary, later building a two story brick building at 200 west Fourth street which he sold April 1916 to J T Ulmer, for his new location from west Third street funeral parlor, moving his office to a house he owned next south on Lyon street.
Carthage Evening Press , May 1916, news item has him marrying Emma C Miller at her parents north Maple home.
Census: 1920, age 66 Marion township [Morgan Heights], Jasper county, Missouri with son, married daughter & her husband. (Strange, what happened to 2nd wife?)
Census: 1930, age 71 Marion township [Morgan Heights], Jasper county, Missouri with divorced daughter & her three children.
Death: in Freeman Hospital, Joplin, Jasper county, Missouri, cause hypostatic pneumonia following a surgical operation (cyltotomy; Latin: eyelid), Missouri Death Certificate, informant: daughter, Grace [Taylor] Scoville, Carthage, Missouri.
The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
Taylor Private Mausoleum* is in Block 31 Lot 127 of Park Cemetery, Carthage, Missouri with three crypts,, himself, 1st wife & son.
*NOTE: Taylor Private Mausoleum is in a bad state of disrepair and only known relatives live in Australia and have refused pleas to repair the mausoleum. Eventually it will either fall down or have to be torn down and occupants will be buried in the ground.
Father: William H Taylor b: about 1818
Mother: Nancy (currently unknown) b: about 1822
Marriage 1: widow, Mrs Mary D (Fisher) Ray b: 19 JAN 1859 Belair township, Appanoose county, Iowa.
Married: 1886, likely in Licking, Texas county, Missouri.
Known Children
Morgan C Taylor b: 9 SEP 1887 in Licking, Texas county, Missouri.
Grace D Taylor b: JUN 1891 in Texas county county, Missouri.
Marriage 2: Emma C Miller b: DEC 1886 (location currently unknown).
Married: May 1916 in Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri.
No known issues.
Calvin Buchanan Taylor, M. D., a prominent practicing physician of Texas County, Mo., was born in St. Francois County, Mo., February 27, 1859, and is the son of William H. and Mary (Towery) Taylor, both natives of North Carolina, where they were united in marriage.
About 1841 they moved to St. Francois County, Mo. , and the following year to Texas County, where the mother died a few years later. Afterward the father married again, and died in Texas County, at the age of sixty-six. He was a farmer and wagon-maker by occupation. Both parents were members of the Baptist Church.
Their family consisted of eight children, four sons and four daughters. The youngest child received a good practical education in the common schools and in the schools at Licking. He then worked on the farm and taught school until twenty-one years of age, when he began the study of medicine, under Dr. George Orr, of Licking.
He took the first course of medical lectures at the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Keokuk, Iowa, and graduated from the Missouri Medical College, in St. Louis, Mo., in 1885. He then located in Licking, where he has practiced ever since. December 31. 1885, he married Mrs. Mary D. Ray, nee Fisher, who bore him two children, Grover (deceased) and Morgan.
Dr. Taylor is a member of the Rolla District Medical Association and Texas County Medical Society. He is a Mason, being S. W ., and he and wife are members of the Christian Church.
He is a Democrat in politics.
For three years he has run a drug store in Licking.
In June, 1885, he was appointed postmaster at Licking, and has given good satisfaction. He has been practicing for five years, and has met with success.
Dr. Taylor is one of the few who have attained to the degree of his profession without aid from any one, working his own way arduously while obtaining an education.
Source: Goodspeed's 1889 History of Texas County, MO.
Birth: 8th of eight known children in Hillsborough, Orange county, North Carolina.
Census: 1860, age 1 Sherill township, Texas county, Missouri with parents & seven siblings.
Census: 1870, age 11 Sherill township, Texas county, Missouri with parents & three siblings.
Removed to Carthage, Jasper county from Texas county, Missouri around 1894.
Reportedly in 1897, before City Hospital on west Centenial was conceived and built: A representative paid a visit today to the hospital and infirmary of Drs. [A H] Hull and [C B] Taylor, one block east of the Harrington. It is undoubtedly one of the most complete institutions of the kind in Southwest Missouri and is a decided credit to Carthage.
The house is well appointed in every detail, and is magnificently equipped. On the first floor is a commodious reception room, Dr. Taylor's office, Dr. Hull's office and a dispensary which is a small drug store. The doctors' offices are each supplied with numerous instruments; those for surgical purposes in Dr. Taylor's office and for treating the eye, ear, nose and throat in Dr. Hull's office. These instruments are so numerous, varied and modern that an attempt to describe them would require a column of space. They are the best that money can buy and must be seen to be appreciated., SOURCE: Mornin' Mail.
Census: 1900, age 41 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with 1st wife, her two sons & their two children at 1509 south Garrison avenue, a physician & surgeon.
1902, Dr A H Hull at second floor Cassaday building, Dr C B Taylor at 205 west 3rd street, and dentist, Dr W W Flora at 401-1/2 south Main street.
Reportedly in 1902 archives of Mornin' Mail: Dr. Taylor, assisted by Dr. Chester and Dr. Webster, this morning successfully removed the right foot of Fred Gatlin, the 17-year-old Kendricktown boy, who was suffering with saracoma. The patient stood the operation quite well, and his parents will arrange to provide him with an artificial foot.
First wife died in 1905.
Census: 1910, age 46 (sic) Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with two children,at 1509 south Garrison avenue a physician, general practice.
Dr. Taylor later had a dispensary on west 3rd Street just off the square next to the Knell Undertaking & Funeral Parlor. The building was constructed by the McNerney Construction Company and reads above, Dr. Taylor's Dispensary, later building a two story brick building at 200 west Fourth street which he sold April 1916 to J T Ulmer, for his new location from west Third street funeral parlor, moving his office to a house he owned next south on Lyon street.
Carthage Evening Press , May 1916, news item has him marrying Emma C Miller at her parents north Maple home.
Census: 1920, age 66 Marion township [Morgan Heights], Jasper county, Missouri with son, married daughter & her husband. (Strange, what happened to 2nd wife?)
Census: 1930, age 71 Marion township [Morgan Heights], Jasper county, Missouri with divorced daughter & her three children.
Death: in Freeman Hospital, Joplin, Jasper county, Missouri, cause hypostatic pneumonia following a surgical operation (cyltotomy; Latin: eyelid), Missouri Death Certificate, informant: daughter, Grace [Taylor] Scoville, Carthage, Missouri.
The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
Taylor Private Mausoleum* is in Block 31 Lot 127 of Park Cemetery, Carthage, Missouri with three crypts,, himself, 1st wife & son.
*NOTE: Taylor Private Mausoleum is in a bad state of disrepair and only known relatives live in Australia and have refused pleas to repair the mausoleum. Eventually it will either fall down or have to be torn down and occupants will be buried in the ground.
Father: William H Taylor b: about 1818
Mother: Nancy (currently unknown) b: about 1822
Marriage 1: widow, Mrs Mary D (Fisher) Ray b: 19 JAN 1859 Belair township, Appanoose county, Iowa.
Married: 1886, likely in Licking, Texas county, Missouri.
Known Children
Morgan C Taylor b: 9 SEP 1887 in Licking, Texas county, Missouri.
Grace D Taylor b: JUN 1891 in Texas county county, Missouri.
Marriage 2: Emma C Miller b: DEC 1886 (location currently unknown).
Married: May 1916 in Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri.
No known issues.
Calvin Buchanan Taylor, M. D., a prominent practicing physician of Texas County, Mo., was born in St. Francois County, Mo., February 27, 1859, and is the son of William H. and Mary (Towery) Taylor, both natives of North Carolina, where they were united in marriage.
About 1841 they moved to St. Francois County, Mo. , and the following year to Texas County, where the mother died a few years later. Afterward the father married again, and died in Texas County, at the age of sixty-six. He was a farmer and wagon-maker by occupation. Both parents were members of the Baptist Church.
Their family consisted of eight children, four sons and four daughters. The youngest child received a good practical education in the common schools and in the schools at Licking. He then worked on the farm and taught school until twenty-one years of age, when he began the study of medicine, under Dr. George Orr, of Licking.
He took the first course of medical lectures at the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Keokuk, Iowa, and graduated from the Missouri Medical College, in St. Louis, Mo., in 1885. He then located in Licking, where he has practiced ever since. December 31. 1885, he married Mrs. Mary D. Ray, nee Fisher, who bore him two children, Grover (deceased) and Morgan.
Dr. Taylor is a member of the Rolla District Medical Association and Texas County Medical Society. He is a Mason, being S. W ., and he and wife are members of the Christian Church.
He is a Democrat in politics.
For three years he has run a drug store in Licking.
In June, 1885, he was appointed postmaster at Licking, and has given good satisfaction. He has been practicing for five years, and has met with success.
Dr. Taylor is one of the few who have attained to the degree of his profession without aid from any one, working his own way arduously while obtaining an education.
Source: Goodspeed's 1889 History of Texas County, MO.
h/o 1st widow, Mrs Mary D (Fisher) Ray, 2nd Emma C Miller.
Birth: 8th of eight known children in Hillsborough, Orange county, North Carolina.
Census: 1860, age 1 Sherill township, Texas county, Missouri with parents & seven siblings.
Census: 1870, age 11 Sherill township, Texas county, Missouri with parents & three siblings.
Removed to Carthage, Jasper county from Texas county, Missouri around 1894.
Reportedly in 1897, before City Hospital on west Centenial was conceived and built: A representative paid a visit today to the hospital and infirmary of Drs. [A H] Hull and [C B] Taylor, one block east of the Harrington. It is undoubtedly one of the most complete institutions of the kind in Southwest Missouri and is a decided credit to Carthage.
The house is well appointed in every detail, and is magnificently equipped. On the first floor is a commodious reception room, Dr. Taylor's office, Dr. Hull's office and a dispensary which is a small drug store. The doctors' offices are each supplied with numerous instruments; those for surgical purposes in Dr. Taylor's office and for treating the eye, ear, nose and throat in Dr. Hull's office. These instruments are so numerous, varied and modern that an attempt to describe them would require a column of space. They are the best that money can buy and must be seen to be appreciated., SOURCE: Mornin' Mail.
Census: 1900, age 41 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with 1st wife, her two sons & their two children at 1509 south Garrison avenue, a physician & surgeon.
1902, Dr A H Hull at second floor Cassaday building, Dr C B Taylor at 205 west 3rd street, and dentist, Dr W W Flora at 401-1/2 south Main street.
Reportedly in 1902 archives of Mornin' Mail: Dr. Taylor, assisted by Dr. Chester and Dr. Webster, this morning successfully removed the right foot of Fred Gatlin, the 17-year-old Kendricktown boy, who was suffering with saracoma. The patient stood the operation quite well, and his parents will arrange to provide him with an artificial foot.
First wife died in 1905.
Census: 1910, age 46 (sic) Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with two children,at 1509 south Garrison avenue a physician, general practice.
Dr. Taylor later had a dispensary on west 3rd Street just off the square next to the Knell Undertaking & Funeral Parlor. The building was constructed by the McNerney Construction Company and reads above, Dr. Taylor's Dispensary, later building a two story brick building at 200 west Fourth street which he sold April 1916 to J T Ulmer, for his new location from west Third street funeral parlor, moving his office to a house he owned next south on Lyon street.
Carthage Evening Press , May 1916, news item has him marrying Emma C Miller at her parents north Maple home.
Census: 1920, age 66 Marion township [Morgan Heights], Jasper county, Missouri with son, married daughter & her husband. (Strange, what happened to 2nd wife?)
Census: 1930, age 71 Marion township [Morgan Heights], Jasper county, Missouri with divorced daughter & her three children.
Death: in Freeman Hospital, Joplin, Jasper county, Missouri, cause hypostatic pneumonia following a surgical operation (cyltotomy; Latin: eyelid), Missouri Death Certificate, informant: daughter, Grace [Taylor] Scoville, Carthage, Missouri.
The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
Taylor Private Mausoleum* is in Block 31 Lot 127 of Park Cemetery, Carthage, Missouri with three crypts,, himself, 1st wife & son.
*NOTE: Taylor Private Mausoleum is in a bad state of disrepair and only known relatives live in Australia and have refused pleas to repair the mausoleum. Eventually it will either fall down or have to be torn down and occupants will be buried in the ground.
Father: William H Taylor b: about 1818
Mother: Nancy (currently unknown) b: about 1822
Marriage 1: widow, Mrs Mary D (Fisher) Ray b: 19 JAN 1859 Belair township, Appanoose county, Iowa.
Married: 1886, likely in Licking, Texas county, Missouri.
Known Children
Morgan C Taylor b: 9 SEP 1887 in Licking, Texas county, Missouri.
Grace D Taylor b: JUN 1891 in Texas county county, Missouri.
Marriage 2: Emma C Miller b: DEC 1886 (location currently unknown).
Married: May 1916 in Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri.
No known issues.
Calvin Buchanan Taylor, M. D., a prominent practicing physician of Texas County, Mo., was born in St. Francois County, Mo., February 27, 1859, and is the son of William H. and Mary (Towery) Taylor, both natives of North Carolina, where they were united in marriage.
About 1841 they moved to St. Francois County, Mo. , and the following year to Texas County, where the mother died a few years later. Afterward the father married again, and died in Texas County, at the age of sixty-six. He was a farmer and wagon-maker by occupation. Both parents were members of the Baptist Church.
Their family consisted of eight children, four sons and four daughters. The youngest child received a good practical education in the common schools and in the schools at Licking. He then worked on the farm and taught school until twenty-one years of age, when he began the study of medicine, under Dr. George Orr, of Licking.
He took the first course of medical lectures at the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Keokuk, Iowa, and graduated from the Missouri Medical College, in St. Louis, Mo., in 1885. He then located in Licking, where he has practiced ever since. December 31. 1885, he married Mrs. Mary D. Ray, nee Fisher, who bore him two children, Grover (deceased) and Morgan.
Dr. Taylor is a member of the Rolla District Medical Association and Texas County Medical Society. He is a Mason, being S. W ., and he and wife are members of the Christian Church.
He is a Democrat in politics.
For three years he has run a drug store in Licking.
In June, 1885, he was appointed postmaster at Licking, and has given good satisfaction. He has been practicing for five years, and has met with success.
Dr. Taylor is one of the few who have attained to the degree of his profession without aid from any one, working his own way arduously while obtaining an education.
Source: Goodspeed's 1889 History of Texas County, MO.
Birth: 8th of eight known children in Hillsborough, Orange county, North Carolina.
Census: 1860, age 1 Sherill township, Texas county, Missouri with parents & seven siblings.
Census: 1870, age 11 Sherill township, Texas county, Missouri with parents & three siblings.
Removed to Carthage, Jasper county from Texas county, Missouri around 1894.
Reportedly in 1897, before City Hospital on west Centenial was conceived and built: A representative paid a visit today to the hospital and infirmary of Drs. [A H] Hull and [C B] Taylor, one block east of the Harrington. It is undoubtedly one of the most complete institutions of the kind in Southwest Missouri and is a decided credit to Carthage.
The house is well appointed in every detail, and is magnificently equipped. On the first floor is a commodious reception room, Dr. Taylor's office, Dr. Hull's office and a dispensary which is a small drug store. The doctors' offices are each supplied with numerous instruments; those for surgical purposes in Dr. Taylor's office and for treating the eye, ear, nose and throat in Dr. Hull's office. These instruments are so numerous, varied and modern that an attempt to describe them would require a column of space. They are the best that money can buy and must be seen to be appreciated., SOURCE: Mornin' Mail.
Census: 1900, age 41 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with 1st wife, her two sons & their two children at 1509 south Garrison avenue, a physician & surgeon.
1902, Dr A H Hull at second floor Cassaday building, Dr C B Taylor at 205 west 3rd street, and dentist, Dr W W Flora at 401-1/2 south Main street.
Reportedly in 1902 archives of Mornin' Mail: Dr. Taylor, assisted by Dr. Chester and Dr. Webster, this morning successfully removed the right foot of Fred Gatlin, the 17-year-old Kendricktown boy, who was suffering with saracoma. The patient stood the operation quite well, and his parents will arrange to provide him with an artificial foot.
First wife died in 1905.
Census: 1910, age 46 (sic) Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with two children,at 1509 south Garrison avenue a physician, general practice.
Dr. Taylor later had a dispensary on west 3rd Street just off the square next to the Knell Undertaking & Funeral Parlor. The building was constructed by the McNerney Construction Company and reads above, Dr. Taylor's Dispensary, later building a two story brick building at 200 west Fourth street which he sold April 1916 to J T Ulmer, for his new location from west Third street funeral parlor, moving his office to a house he owned next south on Lyon street.
Carthage Evening Press , May 1916, news item has him marrying Emma C Miller at her parents north Maple home.
Census: 1920, age 66 Marion township [Morgan Heights], Jasper county, Missouri with son, married daughter & her husband. (Strange, what happened to 2nd wife?)
Census: 1930, age 71 Marion township [Morgan Heights], Jasper county, Missouri with divorced daughter & her three children.
Death: in Freeman Hospital, Joplin, Jasper county, Missouri, cause hypostatic pneumonia following a surgical operation (cyltotomy; Latin: eyelid), Missouri Death Certificate, informant: daughter, Grace [Taylor] Scoville, Carthage, Missouri.
The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
Taylor Private Mausoleum* is in Block 31 Lot 127 of Park Cemetery, Carthage, Missouri with three crypts,, himself, 1st wife & son.
*NOTE: Taylor Private Mausoleum is in a bad state of disrepair and only known relatives live in Australia and have refused pleas to repair the mausoleum. Eventually it will either fall down or have to be torn down and occupants will be buried in the ground.
Father: William H Taylor b: about 1818
Mother: Nancy (currently unknown) b: about 1822
Marriage 1: widow, Mrs Mary D (Fisher) Ray b: 19 JAN 1859 Belair township, Appanoose county, Iowa.
Married: 1886, likely in Licking, Texas county, Missouri.
Known Children
Morgan C Taylor b: 9 SEP 1887 in Licking, Texas county, Missouri.
Grace D Taylor b: JUN 1891 in Texas county county, Missouri.
Marriage 2: Emma C Miller b: DEC 1886 (location currently unknown).
Married: May 1916 in Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri.
No known issues.
Calvin Buchanan Taylor, M. D., a prominent practicing physician of Texas County, Mo., was born in St. Francois County, Mo., February 27, 1859, and is the son of William H. and Mary (Towery) Taylor, both natives of North Carolina, where they were united in marriage.
About 1841 they moved to St. Francois County, Mo. , and the following year to Texas County, where the mother died a few years later. Afterward the father married again, and died in Texas County, at the age of sixty-six. He was a farmer and wagon-maker by occupation. Both parents were members of the Baptist Church.
Their family consisted of eight children, four sons and four daughters. The youngest child received a good practical education in the common schools and in the schools at Licking. He then worked on the farm and taught school until twenty-one years of age, when he began the study of medicine, under Dr. George Orr, of Licking.
He took the first course of medical lectures at the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Keokuk, Iowa, and graduated from the Missouri Medical College, in St. Louis, Mo., in 1885. He then located in Licking, where he has practiced ever since. December 31. 1885, he married Mrs. Mary D. Ray, nee Fisher, who bore him two children, Grover (deceased) and Morgan.
Dr. Taylor is a member of the Rolla District Medical Association and Texas County Medical Society. He is a Mason, being S. W ., and he and wife are members of the Christian Church.
He is a Democrat in politics.
For three years he has run a drug store in Licking.
In June, 1885, he was appointed postmaster at Licking, and has given good satisfaction. He has been practicing for five years, and has met with success.
Dr. Taylor is one of the few who have attained to the degree of his profession without aid from any one, working his own way arduously while obtaining an education.
Source: Goodspeed's 1889 History of Texas County, MO.
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