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Note: Mary Edith Taylor Retson [Edit Name] Memorial Photos Flowers Edit Share Learn about sponsoring this memorial... [Transfer Management][Edit][Delete] Birth: �Ctab�D1877 Colchester Nova Scotia, Canada Death: �Ctab�D1962 Colchester Nova Scotia, Canada [Edit Dates] Mary Edith Taylor1 F, #60305, b. 1877, d. 1962 Father* Matthew Taylor1 b. 27 May 1831, d. 30 Jul 1912 Mother* Esther Archibald1 b. 27 Sep 1837, d. 16 Jan 1920 Relationship 4th cousin 4 times removed of Jerry Keith MacNutt Mary Edith Taylor was buried at Crossroads Cemetery, Valley, Colchester Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.1 She was born in 1877 at Valley, Colchester Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.1 She was the daughter of Matthew Taylor and Esther Archibald.1 Mary Edith Taylor married George Retson, son of George Retson and Mary McManus, on 14 November 1912.1 Mary Edith Taylor died in 1962.1 As of 14 November 1912,her married name was Retson.1 Family George Retson b. 1881, d. 1962 Citations [S3] GeneJane's Website, online http://www.genejane.com/ [Edit Bio] [Link family members] [Add Marker Transcription] [Add Note] Burial: [Edit] Crossroads Cemetery Valley Colchester County Nova Scotia, Canada [Add Plot] Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?] Created by: Pat Taylor Record added: Jun 24, 2014 Find A Grave Memorial# 131816528 v. George Retson39, born 02 Dec 1881 in Townhead, Fenwick, Ayrshire40; married Edith Taylor 14 Nov 1912. Notes for George Retson: George immigrated to Canada along with three brothers William, John, and James. He formed a partnership with John and George bought farmland from brother Bill(William). The farm was called East Court Farm. The partnership did not survive and George moved to become herdsman of Napan Government farm near Amherst. Notes for Edith Taylor: George and Edith wrote wills leaving each other their estates. She the rewrote her will leaving every thing to her Daughter Ester. When George discovered this he then rewrote his will and left W.R. Retson a large chunk. He was killed in Scotland stepping off the curb and forgetting that traffic drove on the other side of the road.
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