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Marriage: Children:

  1. Ellen Louisa Taylor: Birth: 7 Sep 1854.

  2. John Harvey Taylor: Birth: 20 Jul 1856. Death: 7 Oct 1911 in Lawrence, Mass

  3. Thomas Matthew Taylor: Birth: 6 Sep 1857.

  4. Mary Ann Taylor: Birth: 27 Aug 1859.

  5. Charles Martin Taylor: Birth: 29 Nov 1860 in Salem, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA.

  6. George Webster Taylor: Birth: 6 Jan 1863 in Salem, New Hampshire. Death: 31 Dec 1898 in Salem, New Hampshire

  7. Henry Paul Taylor: Birth: 29 Oct 1864 in north Salem, Rockingham, New Hampshire. Death: 9 Sep 1946 in north Salem, Rockingham, New Hampshire

  8. Cora Frances Taylor: Birth: 16 Sep 1866.

  9. Laura Etta Taylor: Birth: 3 Feb 1868 in Salem, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA.

  10. Eva Belle Taylor: Birth: 3 Jan 1872.

  11. Effie Gertrude Taylor: Birth: 29 Jan 1875 in Salem, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA.

  12. Fred A. Lee Taylor: Birth: 4 Apr 1878 in Salem, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA.


Sources
1. Title:   History of Salem, New Hampshire
Page:   1: 37.
Author:   Edgar Gilbert
Publication:   N.p.: n.p., n.d.
Text:   MATTHEW H. TAYLOR, one of the substantial residents of Salem, was born in Derry, N. H., November 29, 1829. He is the KIMBALL FOUR GENERATIONS. Charles Allen. Charles Franklin. Charles Lester. Charles. BIOGRAPHICAL AND GENEALOGICAL. 441 son of Matthew and Louisa (Paul) Taylor, both natives of Derry. He is a direct descendant of Matthew Taylor, who, with his wife, Janet, came from Londonderry, Ireland, and settled in London- derry (now that part of Derry, N. H., known as Derry Dock) in 1722. From Matthew the descent comes through William, Adam, Matthew to Matthew H. His father, Matthew, a mason by trade, married in 1828. In 1846 they moved to Salem, N. H., where he died in August, 1877. His mother, Louisa Paul, daughter of Matthew and Mary (Morrison) Paul, lived in Salem until 1891, when she went to Haverhill, Mass., where she died in November, 1901, at the advanced age of ninety-five years and five months. She was a descendant of the Paul and Morrison families. Matthew H. Taylor has resided in Salem since 1846. As he has always been in active business life under the harsh discipline of experience, his education has been one of progress. When about twenty-five years of age he started in a mercantile business at North Salem. He continued in this for several years ; then, in company with Richard Taylor and Charles Austin, forming the firm of Taylor, Austin & Co., engaged in the manufacture of flannels at North Salem. After a short time Richard Taylor withdrew and the business continued under the name of Austin & Taylor. Affairs were conducted very successfully for seven years, when the mill was totally destroyed by fire. Mr. Taylor bought Mr. Austin's interest and rebuilt the mill, when it was again totally destroyed by fire in October, 1878. For a number of years Mr. Taylor was engaged in the wood and lumber busi- ness. In September, 1884, he started a grocery and provision store with three of his sons, in Lawrence, Mass., under the name of Taylor & Co. Mr. Taylor has filled many positions of public trust and re- sponsibility. He has served four years as selectman, during two of which he was chairman of the board. He represented the town in the State Legislature of 1867-68 and of 1878-79. In 1871 and 1872 he served as state senator from the second district, and was town moderator for fifteen years. He was a member of the school board for eleven years, and for four years chairman of the board. In politics he is a Republican. Since 1854 he has been identified with the Masonic order at Haverhill, Mass. 442 HISTORY OF SALEM. Mr. Taylor married Ellen, daughter of John Taylor, a woolen manufacturer of Salem. She was born in Lynnfield, Mass., Jan- uary 20, 1832. They have had twelve children, all born in Salem on the old homestead � Ellen Louisa, born September 7, 1854, married, October 4, 1877, Levi W. Taylor of Salem, one daughter, Mabel, resides in Methuen, Mass. ; John Harvey, born July 20, 1856, married, December 23, 1880, Emma J. Adams of Derry, resides in Lawrence, Mass., overseer for Lawrence Gas Co.; Thomas Matthew, born September 6, 1857, married, Feb- uary 9, 1892, Josephine L. Beeley of Lawrence, one daughter, Vivian, resides in Lawrence, Mass., meat and provision dealer; Mary Ann, born August 27, 1859, married, November 30, 1887, John S. Crosby of Methuen, resides in North Andover, carpen- ter; Charles Martin, born November 29, 1860, married, Feb- ruary 5, 1890, Sarah J. Blood of Derry, children, Marion F., Hazel, Charles M., Jr. Marion died at the age of four years ; re- sides in Lawrence, Mass., engaged in the wholesale and retail grocery business; George Webster, born January 6, 1863, mar- ried, April 11, 1889, Laura M. Eaton of Seabrook, resided in North Salem, engaged in the grocery business, died December 31, 1898 ; Henry Paul, born October 29, 1864, married, August 8, 1900, Jennie A. Palmer of Derry, resides in North Salem, en- gaged in the grocery business and everything usually found in a first-class country store ; Cora Frances, born September 16, 1866, resides in Methuen, teacher in Boston; Laura Etta, born Feb- ruary 3, 1869, married, October 22, 1902, George E. Hussey of Andover, resides in Andover, Mass., assistant superintendent of public works, died April 22, 1907 ; Eva Belle, born January 3, 1872, married, March 10, 1894, Harry B. Hamilton of Boston, children, Mildred H., Leon B., resides in Lawrence, Mass. ; Effie Gertrude, born January 29, 1875, married, July 5, 1905, Edgar Gilbert of Methuen, have one daughter, Maud ; Fred Lee, born April 4, 1878, resides in Methuen, is manager for his brother, C. M. Taylor, in his Broadway grocery store.
2. Title:   History of Rockingham and Strafford counties, New Hampshire : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men
Page:   1: 118.
Author:   Duane Hamilton Hurd
Publication:   N.p.: n.p., n.d.

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Taylor has a saw- and grist-mill on Spicket River, North Salem, and is doing a good business in the manufacture of lumber. He was for- merly largely engaged in the production of woolen goods, and had a factory and many operatives em- ployed. A disastrous fire consumed the mill, since which time the valuable mill privilege has remained unimproved, and the village has surt'ered from the consequent inaction. http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/d-hamilton-duane-hamilton-hurd/history-of-rockingham-and-strafford-counties-new-hampshire--with-biographical--dru/page-118-history-of-rockingham-and-strafford-counties-new-hampshire--with-biographical--dru.shtml Matthew H. Taylor has resided in Salem since 1846. As he has always been in active business life under the harsh discipline of experience, his education has been one of progress. When about twenty-five years of age he started in a mercantile business at North Salem. He continued in this for several years ; then, in company with Richard Taylor and Charles Austin, forming the firm of Taylor, Austin & Co., engaged in the manufacture of flannels at North Salem. After a short time Richard Taylor withdrew and the business continued under the name of Austin & Taylor. Affairs were conducted very successfully for seven years, when the mill was totally destroyed by fire. Mr. Taylor bought Mr. Austin's interest and rebuilt the mill, when it was again totally destroyed by fire in October, 1878. For a number of years Mr. Taylor was engaged in the wood and lumber busi- ness. In September, 1884, he started a grocery and provision store with three of his sons, in Lawrence, Mass., under the name of Taylor & Co. Mr. Taylor has filled many positions of public trust and re- sponsibility. He has served four years as selectman, during two of which he was chairman of the board. He represented the town in the State Legislature of 1867-68 and of 1878-79. In 1871 and 1872 he served as state senator from the second district, and was town moderator for fifteen years. He was a member of the school board for eleven years, and for four years chairman of the board. In politics he is a Republican. Since 1854 he has been identified with the Masonic order at Haverhill, Mass. 442 HISTORY OF SALEM. Mr. Taylor married Ellen, daughter of John Taylor, a woolen manufacturer of Salem. She was born in Lynnfield, Mass., Jan- uary 20, 1832. They have had twelve children, all born in Salem on the old homestead � Ellen Louisa, born September 7, 1854, married, October 4, 1877, Levi W. Taylor of Salem, one daughter, Mabel, resides in Methuen, Mass. ; John Harvey, born July 20, 1856, married, December 23, 1880, Emma J. Adams of Derry, resides in Lawrence, Mass., overseer for Lawrence Gas Co.; Thomas Matthew, born September 6, 1857, married, Feb- uary 9, 1892, Josephine L. Beeley of Lawrence, one daughter, Vivian, resides in Lawrence, Mass., meat and provision dealer; Mary Ann, born August 27, 1859, married, November 30, 1887, John S. Crosby of Methuen, resides in North Andover, carpen- ter; Charles Martin, born November 29, 1860, married, Feb- ruary 5, 1890, Sarah J. Blood of Derry, children, Marion F., Hazel, Charles M., Jr. Marion died at the age of four years ; re- sides in Lawrence, Mass., engaged in the wholesale and retail grocery business; George Webster, born January 6, 1863, mar- ried, April 11, 1889, Laura M. Eaton of Seabrook, resided in North Salem, engaged in the grocery business, died December 31, 1898 ; Henry Paul, born October 29, 1864, married, August 8, 1900, Jennie A. Palmer of Derry, resides in North Salem, en- gaged in the grocery business and everything usually found in a first-class country store ; Cora Frances, born September 16, 1866, resides in Methuen, teacher in Boston; Laura Etta, born Feb- ruary 3, 1869, married, October 22, 1902, George E. Hussey of Andover, resides in Andover, Mass., assistant superintendent of public works, died April 22, 1907 ; Eva Belle, born January 3, 1872, married, March 10, 1894, Harry B. Hamilton of Boston, children, Mildred H., Leon B., resides in Lawrence, Mass. ; Effie Gertrude, born January 29, 1875, married, July 5, 1905, Edgar Gilbert of Methuen, have one daughter, Maud ; Fred Lee, born April 4, 1878, resides in Methuen, is manager for his brother, C. M. Taylor, in his Broadway grocery store. http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/edgar-gilbert/history-of-salem-nh-bli/page-37-history-of-salem-nh-bli.shtml SIXTH GENERATION 28 16 Hon Matthew Harvey Taylor6 2667 Louisa5 Taylor Polly4 Paul Abraham Morison8 Joseph 2 John1 born in Derry N II Nov 29 1829 res there till 1846 when he rem to Salem NH where he still res He is a woolen manufacturer and farmer has filled various offices in his town served as selectman four years and represented his town in the legislature in 1867 68 and 79 80 was a member of the NH senate in 1871 72 and filled the office of moderator of the town meetings eight years and enumerator of the census in 1880 He married Ellen dan of John Taylor a woolen manufacturer of Salem he is the fifth generation removed from Matthew Taylor first emigrant who lived on the James C Taylor place in Derry NH CHILDREN BORN IN SAI KM NH 2817 Ellen L b Sept 7 1854 m 1878 Levi W Taylor son of Daniel Taylor of Salem trader res Salem N II 2818 John H b July 20 1850 2819 Thomas M b Sept 0 1857 2820 Mary A b Aug 27 1859 2821 Charles M b Nov 29 1800 2822 George W b Jan 0 1803 2823 Henry P b Oct 29 1804 2824 Cora F b Sept 10 1800 2825 I aura E b Feb 4 1S09 2820 Eva B b Jan 8 1872 2827 Effle G b Jan 29 1875 2828 Fred L b April 4 1878 http://books.google.com/books?id=-RQ5AAAAMAAJ&pg=PA272&dq=genealogy+of+Matthew+Taylor,+Salem,+New+Hampshire&hl=en&ei=Y7uaTrziMoSeiQLclYywDw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=2&ved=0CDkQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q&f=false http://books.google.com/books?id=-RQ5AAAAMAAJ&pg=PA272-IA3&img=1&zoom=3&hl=en&sig=ACfU3U0Df6NcRukNteN1h3lWjuxhfBGkHQ&ci=165%2C1194%2C654%2C200&edge=0 SIXTH GENERATION 28 16 Hon Matthew Harvey Taylor6 2667 Louisa5 Taylor Polly4 Paul Abraham Morison8 Joseph 2 John1 born in Derry N II Nov 29 1829 res there till 1846 when he rem to Salem NH where he still res He is a woolen manufacturer and farmer has filled various offices in his town served as selectman four years and represented his town in the legislature in 1867 68 and 79 80 was a member of the NH senate in 1871 72 and filled the office of moderator of the town meetings eight years and enumerator of the census in 1880 He married Ellen dan of John Taylor a woolen manufacturer of Salem he is the fifth generation removed from Matthew Taylor first emigrant who lived on the James C Taylor place in Derry NH CHILDREN BORN IN SAI KM NH 2817 Ellen L b Sept 7 1854 m 1878 Levi W Taylor son of Daniel Taylor of Salem trader res Salem N II 2818 John H b July 20 1850 2819 Thomas M b Sept 0 1857 2820 Mary A b Aug 27 1859 2821 Charles M b Nov 29 1800 2822 George W b Jan 0 1803 2823 Henry P b Oct 29 1804 2824 Cora F b Sept 10 1800 2825 I aura E b Feb 4 1S09 2820 Eva B b Jan 8 1872 2827 Effle G b Jan 29 1875 2828 Fred L b April 4 1878

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