Notes

Taylor Family Genealogy

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751	Source Medium: Manuscript	Source (S104)
752	Source Medium: Manuscript	Source (S105)
753	Source Medium: Manuscript	Source (S106)
754	Source Medium: Manuscript	Source (S116)
755	Source Medium: Manuscript	Source (S117)
756	Source Medium: Manuscript	Source (S132)
757	Source Medium: Manuscript	Source (S137)
758	Source Medium: Manuscript	Source (S138)
759	Source Medium: Manuscript	Source (S143)
760	Source Medium: Manuscript	Source (S144)
761	Source Medium: Manuscript	Source (S155)
762	Source Medium: Manuscript	Source (S157)
763	Source Medium: Manuscript	Source (S161)
764	Source Medium: Manuscript Source Quality: good	Source (S163)
765	Source Medium: Manuscript Source Quality: seems well researched	Source (S107)
766	Source Medium: Microfilm	Source (S67)
767	Source Medium: Newspaper	Source (S27)
768	Source Medium: Newspaper	Source (S110)
769	Source Medium: Newspaper	Source (S111)
770	Source Medium: Newspaper	Source (S113)
771	Source Medium: Newspaper	Source (S114)
772	Source Medium: Newspaper	Source (S166)
773	Source Medium: Official Document	Source (S30)
774	Source Medium: Other Estimation by the preparer of the database	Source (S86)
775	Source Medium: Other Uncle of the preparer of this data base. Has done extensive research and has contacted other researchers as well.	Source (S74)
776	Source Medium: Other	Source (S54)
777	Source Medium: Other	Source (S55)
778	Source Medium: Other	Source (S73)
779	Source Medium: Other	Source (S75)
780	Source Medium: Other	Source (S102)
781	Source Medium: Tombstone	Source (S146)
782	Source Medium: Tombstone	Source (S147)
783	Source Medium: Tombstone	Source (S148)
784	Source Medium: Tombstone	Source (S149)
785	Source Medium: Tombstone	Source (S150)
786	Source Medium: Tombstone	Source (S151)
787	Source Medium: Tombstone	Source (S152)
788	Source Medium: Tombstone	Source (S153)
789	Source Medium: Unknown Authors are inconsistent about form of dates. and have some dated inaccurately stated.	Source (S4)
790	Source Medium: Unknown Photocopy of a one page typed source with call number and fact that it was sent to someone by Donna J. Howard on Jan 18, 1988	Source (S18)
791	Source Medium: Unknown	Source (S128)
792	Source of most information is JET. Administrators of Caleb's estate were Sarah Taylor and Ralph Wilson. What is the relation of Sarah and Ralph? Sister & brother?-- JET. Daughter and uncle or cousin?-- LKL Obituary of Caleb Taylor, b. 1799 and d. 1880 stated that his grandfather fell upon the battlefield in the American Revolution. Land deed sent to LKL by JET -- Is this for this particular Caleb Taylor?? "Pp. 48-49: 5 Apr 1773, Jonas Bedford to Caleb Taylor, both of Tryon Co., for {Pounds Sterling} 50...land on both sides Mountain Creek, 160 A excepted the line of a McFadden Junr by virtue of an older patent...adj Dickeys line... Jonas Bedford (seal) Mary Bedford (seal), Wit: William Gilbert, Joseph Dobson, David Donnowan [?] (X), Joshua Taylor, Sarey Taylor (X). Rec. July term 1774 Rutherford Co. N.C. Court Abstracts name Joshua Taylor (in 1782), Robert Taylor (in 1782) and Caleb Taylor (in 1783) to answer an inquisition of treason. Joshua and Robert requested jury trials, and both were acquitted. Caleb Taylor died within the year following summons. Letters of administration granted to Sarah Taylor, Widow, and Ralph Wilson, with bond provided by Robert and Joshua Taylor.--JET	TAYLOR, Caleb (I52)
793	Spellings of this name include: Van Thuijl, Van Tuhl, Van Tujl, etc. Elizabeth was the grandmother of Anna Meyer Tilden, mother of John Bell Tilden--JET Baptized Jan 30, 1667 in Reformed Dutch Church of New York -- New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol. VII, p. 74. Marriage license granted Nov. 23, 1694 -- New York Historical Society Collections (1892), p. 243	VAN TUYL, Elizabeth Janse (I405)
794	st james dukes place	VRIL, Judith (I2602)
795	Surname may have been Watson or Watts.	WATT, John (I507)
796	Surveyor and Judge in Annapolis Md. in mid 1600's	CLARKE, Robert (I1152)
797	The 1737 birth date in some sources seems strange as Elizabeth would have been about 32 when she married Samuel King and would have been having children at a rather advanced age. JET is not sure of the source of this date and is inclined to reject it. JET notes "other sources name Bedford Co., Va as birthplace of Elizabeth King," JET does not believe she was in North Carolina until about 1779. Some sources give 1749 as the date, but that would make her about 15 years old when her son, John Davenport (1764) was born. James Knight's book, SAMUEL KING AND DESCENDANTS (1992) gives 1739. "Relict of Matthew Davenport by whom she had two sons, Glover and John"--JET	UNDERWOOD, Elizabeth (I73)
798	The date of death and age make a logical assumption that it was this William Stephens and that he was born in 1792. He is reported to have died of consumption by a neighbor, L. Rouse. page 7, line 11 -- Frederick County, Virginia death registry, 1853-1870	STEPHENS, William (I1351)
799	The following is taken from an un headlined column found in the Taylor scrapbook. It is probably from the Champaign News Gazette sometime in 1955 -- LKL "Friends and associates of the Extension Service, UI College of Agriculture and the Illinois Agricultural Association, and the state Department of Agriculture, joined with the Association of Soil Conservation Districts Tuesday evening in paying tributes to Ernest D. Walker, conservation extension specialist who retires from active service at the end of August. "Walker and Mrs. Walker, present as guests of honor at the annual banquet of the Association of Soil Conservation Directors, were presented with a memory book, containing letters from directors of the various county soil conservation districts. Binoculars, especially geared for 'bird watching' were also presented. "Approximately 300 guests were present for the banquet in the Illini Union, held as the highlight of the three day convention. "Speakers included Otto Steffey, president of the Illinois Agricultural Assn., who served as a county Farm Bureau official in Henderson county at a time when Walker was stationed there as a farm adviser. "Another resident of Henderson county, Wendell Wetterling, followed the IAA president in lauding Walker's contribution of service to organized agriculture. He was a lad, 13, when Walker formed the first 4-H club in Henderson county. "W.G. Kammlade, associate director of Illinois Extension Service, presented a certificate of service to the guest of honor. "Other speakers include Dean L.B. Howard of the College of Agriculture, Leslie Hieser, superintendent of the Illinois Division of Conservation; Dorsey Kirk, Illinois Master of the National Grange, and B.B. Clark, conservationist of the Illinois Soil Conservation Service. "Stillman Stanard, director of the state Department of Agriculture, addressed the banquet, stressing services to conservation that had been carried on by Walker...." Retired from U.I.: Prof. E.D. Walker Dies "Prof. Ernest Dewitt Walker, 80 of 1502 Delmont Ct., Urbana, who retired in 1955 from the University of Illinois agricultural extension faculty, died at 3:15 a.m. Saturday [March 30, 1968] in Cole Hospital after a year of failing health. "Funeral services will be at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Renner-Wikoff Chapel with Dr Kermit Gregory in charge. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. "Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at the funeral home. "The son of Matthew and Frances Thompson Walker, he was born June 12, 1887, on a farm in McDonough County. He was graduated from the University of Illinois College of Agriculture with the Class of 1910. "From 1921 until retirement in 1955 Prof Walker was in agricultural Extension work at the University of Illinois--first as a farm adviser in Henderson County followed by two years as state compliance director for the wheat and corn control program. "He joined the agronomy staff in November 1936, and in 1941 became State Extension Soil conservationist for the University of Illinois, continuing in that position until retirement in August, 1955. "His honorary affiliations were Alpha Zeta, Gamma Sigma Delta, and Epsilon Sigma Pi. He was a member of the Soil Conservation Society of America and the American Society of Agronomy. "After retirement, Prof. Walker devoted his time to photography, woodworking, barbershop singing, and served as editor of the Northern Illinois Chapter newsletter of the Soil Conservation Society. "He was a long-time member of the choir of the First Methodist Church, Urbana, and for 14 years served on the Boy Scout committee for Troup 10, Urbana. He also was a member of Urbana Exchange Club. "Prof Walker leaves his widow, Nellie, to whom he was married on June 12, 1914, and three sons, Ernest Warren of Urbana, Richard Battson of Seattle Wash., and John Robert of Colorado Springs Colo. "He also leaves seven grandchildren, two nephews, Fred Walker Irish of Washington D.C., and Stanley Walker of Media, and one niece, Sister M. Laura, a member of the Benedictine Order in Chicago. "The family suggests that any memorial gifts be made to the Salvation Army or the University YMCA, "Active pallbearers will be Andy Kmetz, Prof Ralph C. Hay, Homer Kuder, Eldon Colgrove, Kermit Kruger, and George Goddard. "Honorary pallbearers will be Prof J.C. Spitler, Bruce B. Clark, Alex Wilson, Prof Walter Balduf, T.E. Meyers, Prof Benjamin Koehler, J.B. Cunningham, and A.U. Thor."	WALKER, Ernest Dewitt (I98)
800	The funeral card for Mattie Frank Triplett is found in the "Taylor Notebook" JET has noted that she is a sister of Eliza Catherine.	TRIPLETT, Mattie Frank (I1943)