taylor, william
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Taylor, William;Taylor, William[?];William Taylor;William Taylor (Dec'd) - Spouse (cert of Dora Frances Nydem Taylor);William Taylor - Father (cert of Addie Taylor);William Taylor - Father (cert of Farquhard Taylor);William Taylor - Father (cert of Infant Taylor);William Taylor - Informant (cert of Infant Taylor);Wm Taylor - Father (cert of Lorine Taylor);Wm Taylor - Father (cert of William A. Taylor);Wm Taylor - Father (cert of Wm Hf Taylor);Wm. Taylor;Wm. Taylor - Father (cert of Savannah Herrin)
- Record count
- 19
- Sources
- census-1900,census-1930,court_cases,death_certs,life_events,guardian_abstracts
- Places seen
- Duck Creek (Part Of); Duck Creek Township,Stoddard County,Missouri; Essex; Frisco,Missouri; Mo; Obion County,Tenn; Richland Township; St Marys,Alabama; Charter Oak Missouri; Dexter; Hunterville Mo; Near Advance Mo
- First event date
- 15 Sep 1900
- Last event date
- None
Timeline — 3 events
- 1860-09-19 Duck Creek Township, Stoddard County, Missouri. age: 4; sex: M; birthplace: Tenefen; dwelling no.: 1399; family no.: 1319; line no.: 29; sheet page: 172; asst. marshal: W H Bedford
- 1915-01-20 Dexter. Attache of the Dexter Laundry; hosting his brother C. M. Taylor of Charleston this week Co-mentioned: C. M. Taylor. Quote: "C. M. Taylor, of Charleston, was guest, this week, of his brother, Wm. Taylor, attache of the Dexter Laundry."
- 1930-02-21 Essex. Carney & Son, local meat men and stock buyers, contracted to purchase a lot of hogs of William Taylor, a farmer near Essex; nine hogs were missed, and it was discovered Will, Jack and Monroe Stacy and Charles Cobb had borrowed Taylor's wagon, delivered the hogs to Carney & Son and were paid;…
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