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Note: World War I Draft Registration Cards William Calvin Taggart 23 Blairstown, Henry County, MO Farmer, nearest relative, Mrs. Mary Finis Taggart medium height, medium build, gray eyes, slightly bald Sept 12, 1918 Warrensburg, MO Johnson County, MO 1880 Census - Chilhowee Twp, Johnson County, MO Taggart, Winfield S. 29, MO, MO, KY, farming Martha A. 26, IL, PA, PA, keeps house Chas. J. 5, MO, MO, IL at school Anna M. 2, MO, MO, IL Wm. C. 1, MO, MO, IL 1900 Census - Chilhowee Twp, Johnson County, MO June 18, 1900 Teggart, Winfield July 1850, 49, married 26, MO, NY, KY, farmer Martha Sept 1853, 46, married 26, 5 children 4 living, IL, PA, PA Charles Dec 1874, 25, MO, MO, IL May Aug 1877, MO, MO, IL Calvin Jan 1879, MO, MO, IL John July 1884, MO, MO, IL Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002 Name: Calvin Taggart Marriage Date: 20 Oct 1903 Marriage Location: Johnson, Missouri Marriage County: Johnson Spouse Name: Mary Finis King (Both residences listed as Magnolia, Missouri. Marriage at home of J. H. King. Married by L. F. Goodwin) 1910 Census - Willow Bar Twp, Cimarron County, OK Taggart, Calvin W. 31, Married 6 years, MO, MO, IL, farmer Mary F. 24, married 6 years 1 child, 1 living, MO, MO, IN Mary Lois 4, MO, MO, MO 1920 Census - Chilhowee, Johnson County, MO January 13-14, 1920 Taggart, Calvin W. 40, MO, MO, IL, farmer Mary L. 14, MO Robert L. 7, MO William F. 8 months, MO Mary F. 37, MO, MO, MO 1930 Census - Marella, Cimarron County, OK Taggart, Wm C. $20,200., 51 Mary F. 45 Robert L. 18 Wm F. 10 James W. 8 Mildred I. 2 Social Security Death Index Name: William Taggart SSN: 445-38-4225 Last Residence: 73933 Boise City, Cimarron, Oklahoma, United States of America Born: 21 Jan 1879 Died: Aug 1966 State (Year) SSN issued: Oklahoma (1955-1956 ) William Calvin Taggart, son of Winfield and Martha Ann Taggart, was born near Magnolia, Missouri January 21, 1879. He departed this life August 23 (1966) in Cimarron Memorial Hospital, Boise City, at the age of 87 years, seven months and two days. He was married to Miss Mary Finis King on October 20, 1903. Five children were born to this union. As a young man he united with the Cumberland Presbyterian church and was an elder in this church until moving to the Panhandle of Oklahoma in 1906. Here he united with the Union Chapel Methodist Church located in the Sampsel community of Cimarron county. He was a charter member of this church. Mr. Taggart served here until it dissolved in 1953, at which time he became a member of the Marella Methodist Church, where he attended services and served until his health failed. Engaged in farming, Mr. Taggart enjoyed working diligently at all phases of this business until sustaining an accident which injured his eyesight and which eventually resulted in total blindness. His unfailing courage and patience will ever be an inspiration to those who knew him, and his greatest joy was visiting with friends and loved ones. He is survived by his companion, Mary Finis; two daughters, Lois Alexander of Long Beach, California and Mildred Cox of Boise City; three sons, Robert of Baldwin Park, California, William of Stillwater, Oklahoma and James of the home. In addition he is survived by 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild; one sister May Alexander of Boise City, and two brothers, Charles of Satanta, Kansas and John of Strasburg, Colorodo. _________ Boise City News Boise City, Oklahoma
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