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Note: John M. Taylor Birth: �Ctab�DMar. 16, 1824 Parke County Indiana, USA Death: �Ctab�DJun. 19, 1900 Humeston Wayne County Iowa, USA Family links: Spouse: Sarah Brown Taylor (1828 - 1908)* Children: Rachel Ann Taylor Shute Snyder (1863 - 1917)* *Point here for explanation Burial: Humeston Cemetery Humeston Wayne County Iowa, USA Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?] Created by: samsteele Record added: Aug 23, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 57564717 Sarah Brown Taylor Learn about sponsoring this memorial... Birth: �Ctab�DMar. 21, 1828 Richland County Ohio, USA Death: �Ctab�DDec. 28, 1908 Humeston Wayne County Iowa, USA Family links: Parents: Rebecca Anderson Brown (1803 - 1893) Spouse: John M. Taylor (1824 - 1900) Burial: Humeston Cemetery Humeston Wayne County Iowa, USA Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?] Created by: samsteele Record added: Aug 23, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 57564900 Revs. S. C. McCune and L. G. Bell organ- ized the First Presbyterian church, September 24, 1853, with the following members: Dr. \\V L. Orr, John Hite, Rebecca Hite, Luther Hite, Elizabeth Hite, Hannah Hoover, John M. Taylor, Sarah Taylor, Rebecca Brown, Charles Brown, Jonathan Heckard, Harriet Heckard, Elizabeth Carmen, Martha Gray, Mary Davis, Sarah A. Moyer, Lucy A. Sloan, Anna Bill- man, Sarah L. Mudge and Daniel Hoover were received on profession of faith, and Michael Heckard and Mary M. Heckard were received on certificate. Dr. W. L. Orr, John Hite and John M. Taylor were ordained as elders. In July, 1855, Rev. J. M. McElroy arrived, and took charge of the church as pastor, and labored with great success for many years. He was succeeded by Revs. H. B. Knight, B. S. Ely, Frederick W. Hinitt and F. F. Stoltz in the order named. The church building is on the corner of Eovn-th and Washington streets; its cost was $20,000. The pastors of this church were eminent in their sacred profession and HISTORY OF WAPELLO COUNTY, IOWA AND REPRESENTATIVE CITIZENS. �E 69 labored with zeal in the interests of Christian- ity. In 1886, the Presbyterians of the East End organized, and, aided largely by T. D. Foster, built a large church building in thai locality. Rev. Murray is the present pastor. The Presbyterians also have an organization jn the West End of the city. BIRTH-MARR: Windows - Bird Family History by Daniel Joseph LEWIS (hand written page) 1988, Page 2; John M. Taylor born March 16th 1824; Page 3, Marriages, John M. Taylor & Sarah Brown was married Oct 4th 1849. !CENSUS: 1840 United States Federal Census <http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=8057&enc=1> Name: Robert Taylor County:�Ctab�DParke State:�Ctab�DIndiana !CENSUS: 1850 United States Federal Census <http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=8054&enc=1> John M Taylor, Age: 26, Est. Birth: abt 1824, Birth Place: Indiana, Gender: Male, Home in 1850, Buckheart, Fulton, Illinois, Household Members: Name�Ctab�DAge, John M Taylor 26 Sarah Taylor 22 !CENSUS: 1856 Iowa Collection, 1836-1925 <http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=1084&enc=1> Robert C Taylor, Census Date:�Ctab�D1856, Residence County: Wapello, Residence State: Iowa, Locality: Highland Birth Location: Iowa, Family Number:�Ctab�D38, Gender:�Ctab�DMale, Birth Year: abt 1854, Line:�Ctab�D4, Roll: IA_67 Household Members: Name Age �Ctab�DJohn M Taylor�Ctab�D32 �Ctab�DSarah Taylor �Ctab�D28 �Ctab�DWm H Taylor �Ctab�D 4 �Ctab�DRobert C Taylor �Ctab�D 2 �Ctab�DJohn B Taylor �Ctab�D 1 !CENSUS: 1860 UStates Federal Census <http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=7667&enc=1> William Taylor, Age in 1860: 9, Birth Year: abt 1851, Birthplace:�Ctab�DIllinois, Home in 1860: Highland, Wapello, Iowa Gender:, male, Post Office: Dahlonega, Household Members: Name Age, Rhinear Ludlam 30, Amanda Ludlam 25, Elmer Ludlam 1, John W Taylor 36 Sarah Taylor 34 William Taylor 9 Robert C Taylor 7 John Taylor 5 Thomas Taylor 2 !CENSUS: 1870 US Whitebreast, Lucas, Iowa<http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=7163&enc=1> John Taylor, Estimated Birth Year: abt 1823, Age in 1870:�Ctab�D47, Birthplace: Indiana, Home in 1870:�Ctab�DWhitebreast, Lucas, Iowa, Race: White, Gender: Male, Post Office: Chariton, Household Members: Name Age �Ctab�DJohn Taylor �Ctab�D 47 �Ctab�DSarah Taylor 42 �Ctab�DWilliam Taylor 19 �Ctab�DRobert Taylor 15 �Ctab�DThomas Taylor 11 �Ctab�DRachel Taylor 7 �Ctab�DMary Taylor �Ctab�D 4 !CENSUS: 1880 UStates Census, Richman, Wayne, Iowa, Family History Library Film 1254369, NA Film Number T9-0369, Page Number 233D, Household Record: Name, Relation, Marital Status, Gender, Race, Age,Birthplace, Occupation, Father's Birthplace, Mother's Birthplace �Ctab�DJohn M. TAYLOR�Ctab�D Self �Ctab�DM �Ctab�DMale �Ctab�D W �Ctab�D56 �Ctab�DIN �Ctab�DFarmer �Ctab�D NOVA SCOT �Ctab�DPA �Ctab�DSarah TAYLOR �Ctab�D Wife �Ctab�DM �Ctab�DFemale W �Ctab�D52 �Ctab�DOH �Ctab�DKeeping House �Ctab�DIRE �Ctab�D PA �Ctab�DThomas A. TAYLOR Son �Ctab�DS �Ctab�DMale �Ctab�D W �Ctab�D21 �Ctab�DIA �Ctab�DWorks On Farm �Ctab�DIN �Ctab�D OH �Ctab�DRachel TAYLOR �Ctab�D Dau �Ctab�DS �Ctab�DFemale W �Ctab�D16 �Ctab�DIA �Ctab�D�Ctab�D IN �Ctab�D OH �Ctab�DMary TAYLOR �Ctab�D Dau �Ctab�DS �Ctab�DFemale W �Ctab�D14 �Ctab�DIA �Ctab�D�Ctab�D IN �Ctab�D OH !CENSUS: 1885 Iowa State Census,Atlantic Township, Cass, IA <http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=6812&enc=1> John M. Taylor, Age: 61, Gender: M (Male), Birth State: IN, Twp. Number: 76, Range: 36, Section: 19, Location: SE SE, Marital Status: M, Entitled to Vote: X, Line Number: 11, Dwelling Number: 67, Family Number: 67, Page Number:12, State: IA, County: Cass, Township Name: Atlantic, Family History Film: 1021449 Volume: 159. !CENSUS: 1895 Iowa State Census <http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=7321&enc=1> J. M. Taylor, Age: 71, Race: White, Birthplace: Indiana, RESIDENCE: Humeston;Richman, Wayne !CENSUS: 1900 Richman, Wayne, Iowa <http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=7602&enc=1>John M Taylor, Home in 1900: Richman, Wayne, Iowa, Age: 76, Estimated Birth Year: abt 1824, Birthplace: Indiana, Relationship to head-of-house: Head, Spouse's Name: Sarah, Race: White, Household Members: Name Age �Ctab�DJohn M Taylor 76 �Ctab�DSarah Taylor 72 �Ctab�DRachel Shute 37 �Ctab�DMary R Taylor 34 �Ctab�DHazel Shute 12 �Ctab�DDick Shute 9 !CEM: Iowa Cemetery Records <http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=4711&enc=1> John M. Taylor, Death Date: 1900, Page #: 114, Birth Date: 1824, Cemetery: Humeston, Town: R. Comment: hus of: Sarah, Level Info: Grave Stone Records of Wayne County, Iowa !OBIT: Corydon Democrat Humeston Items June 22, 1900 John M. Taylor Yesterday, about 1 o'clock, J. M. Taylor, one of the oldest and most esteemed citizens passed away after an illness of about three weeks. Mr. Taylor was an earnest Christian, a kind and generous neighbor and was loved and esteemed by all who knew him. The most tender sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Presbyterian church, conducted by Rev. McClure. Humeston New Era, Humeston, Iowa page 5 June 27, 1900 John M. Taylor was born in Park county, Indiana, March 10 1824 and died June 19, 1900. Moved with his family to Fulton Co., Illinois in 1881. [?] Was married to Miss Sarah Brown in 1849 and lived near Canton, Ill., until 1851, when they moved to Wapello Co., where they resided until 1864. Resided in Lucas Co., a number of years, moving to Wayne Co., in 1876, where he has since lived most of the time. Has lived in Humeston since 1880. Four sons and two daughters were born to them, but God called one of the boys at the age of five to be with Him. The three sons that survive him came home and spent a week visiting him and doing all they could do to comfort him. Only one brother survives him of his fathers family and was a great comfort to him that he came and staid with him the last two weeks of life on earth. He united with the Presbyterian church in Canton, Ill., in 1846. He helped organize the first Presbyterian church in Ottumwa, 1858 and served in it as an elder for twelve years. He has served in that capacity in various churches ever since. He loved the church and was always in his place doing all he could for his Master. His last and almost only sickness was heart trouble with which he had been troubled for the past two years. Being confined to his bed about three weeks, he bore the suffering very patiently, praying and singing and talking to those he knew had not accepted Christ. His last talk being to a friend to induce him to become a Christian. He knew he was going to be with his Master and welcomed death. The funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the Presbyterian church, conducted by the pastor Rev. McClure and he was laid to rest in the Humeston cemetery. Card of Thanks Mrs. J. M. Taylor and family desire to return their sincere thanks to the friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted them during the sickness and death of Mr. Taylor. !ATTEND-FUNERAL: Corydon Democrat Humeston Items June 22, 1900. Thomas Taylor of Creston, Robert Taylor of Atlantic, Mrs. Phillips and daughter Ella, and son Thomas, of Chariton, James Grimes of Derby, Capt. Brown of Leon, and Mrs. Bartlett of Garden Grove, were in attendance at the funeral services of J.M. Taylor last Thursday. !E=mail: From: "ann archer-cogan" <wheatie2006@gmail.com> To: jeannet45@yahoo.com, iawayne@rootsweb.com Buried in the Humeston Cemetery, Section 2, Row 1, plot 1.1 Taylor, John M 1824 - 1900 Sarah his wife 1828 - 1908 Rebecca Brown 1803 - 1893 He is not in the Past & Present of Lucas & Wayne Counties or the Biographical & Historical Record of Wayne & Appanoose Counties. I don't have a copy of the Humeston book. Revs. S. C. McCune and L. G. Bell organ- ized the First Presbyterian church, September 24, 1853, with the following members: Dr. \\V L. Orr, John Hite, Rebecca Hite, Luther Hite, Elizabeth Hite, Hannah Hoover, John M. Taylor, Sarah Taylor, Rebecca Brown, Charles Brown, Jonathan Heckard, Harriet Heckard, Elizabeth Carmen, Martha Gray, Mary Davis, Sarah A. Moyer, Lucy A. Sloan, Anna Bill- man, Sarah L. Mudge and Daniel Hoover were received on profession of faith, and Michael Heckard and Mary M. Heckard were received on certificate. Dr. W. L. Orr, John Hite and John M. Taylor were ordained as elders. In July, 1855, Rev. J. M. McElroy arrived, and took charge of the church as pastor, and labored with great success for many years. He was succeeded by Revs. H. B. Knight, B. S. Ely, Frederick W. Hinitt and F. F. Stoltz in the order named. The church building is on the corner of Eovn-th and Washington streets; its cost was $20,000. The pastors of this church were eminent in their sacred profession and labored with zeal in the interests of Christian- ity. In 1886, the Presbyterians of the East End organized, and, aided largely by T. D. Foster, built a large church building in thai locality. Rev. Murray is the present pastor. The Presbyterians also have an organization jn the West End of the city. http://www.archive.org/stream/cu31924028872807/cu31924028872807_djvu.txt
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