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Note: N204 FURTHER RESEARCH NEEDED ON HER PARENTS
LOCATION: Warren Co NJ was created from Sussex Co NJ on 20 Nov 1824.
SPOUSE: Walter B. Stevens, ST. LOUIS: HISTORY OF THE FOURTH CITY; 1763-1909; St. Louis, S. J. Publishing Co, 1909; Vol III, pp 958-960; digital copy in poss of Tad D. Campbell, Gilroy CA; NOTE: "Seneca Newbery Taylor . . . was the third child and only son of John Taylor by his first wife, Leah Shannon, they having removed from New Jersey to the territory of Michigan in 1833. Abraham Taylor, the grandfather of Seneca, was an Englishman, while Mary Bodine, his wife, was Dutch." [Researched by Tad D. Campbell, Gilroy CA].
SPOUSE-DEATH: BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF THE LEADING CITIZENS OF OAKLAND COUNTY MICHIGAN; ; Chicago: Biographical Publishing Co, 1903; pp 191-192; ; NOTE: "H. J. TAYLOR . . . is a son of William G. and Ann (Axford) Taylor. Abram[sic] Taylor, grandfather of our subject, came to Oakland County, Michigan, in 1832, bringing his children with him, his wife having previously died. He settled upon government land in Oakland County and here spent the remainder of his life, dying at the age of 82[sic] years. William G. Taylor was born in Warren County, New Jersey, in 1819, and was one of six children born to his parents, five sons and one daughter, of which number Ogden, of Orion, Michigan, is the sole survivor." [Researched by Tad D. Campbell, Gilroy CA].
Could she be the "Mary Bodine, daughter of John Bodine, was born 7th Feb. 1787" ???
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