She was revered by her five sons and was responsible for instilling the highest Christian and moral principles in them.
Named Margaret Electa, she always was called by her middle name and even signed her name Electa M. The name Electa is taken from the New Testament; the Second Epistle of John is addressed to "the elect lady and her children."
Namesakes of Electa Hull include three grand-daughters (Clela Electa Taylor Dalrymple, Margaret Lynne Taylor Eaken, Doris Margaret Taylor Loos), one great granddaughter (Margaret Catherine Loos), and one great great granddaughter (Electa Kross).
Named Margaret Electa, she always was called by her middle name and even signed her name Electa M. The name Electa is taken from the New Testament; the Second Epistle of John is addressed to "the elect lady and her children."
Namesakes of Electa Hull include three grand-daughters (Clela Electa Taylor Dalrymple, Margaret Lynne Taylor Eaken, Doris Margaret Taylor Loos), one great granddaughter (Margaret Catherine Loos), and one great great granddaughter (Electa Kross).
She was revered by her five sons and was responsible for instilling the highest Christian and moral principles in them.
Named Margaret Electa, she always was called by her middle name and even signed her name Electa M. The name Electa is taken from the New Testament; the Second Epistle of John is addressed to "the elect lady and her children."
Namesakes of Electa Hull include three grand-daughters (Clela Electa Taylor Dalrymple, Margaret Lynne Taylor Eaken, Doris Margaret Taylor Loos), one great granddaughter (Margaret Catherine Loos), and one great great granddaughter (Electa Kross).
Named Margaret Electa, she always was called by her middle name and even signed her name Electa M. The name Electa is taken from the New Testament; the Second Epistle of John is addressed to "the elect lady and her children."
Namesakes of Electa Hull include three grand-daughters (Clela Electa Taylor Dalrymple, Margaret Lynne Taylor Eaken, Doris Margaret Taylor Loos), one great granddaughter (Margaret Catherine Loos), and one great great granddaughter (Electa Kross).
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Electa M. Taylor
1847 - 1935
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Heartfelt thanks to Bill Gransee for locating her grave.
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