David is my Third Great Uncle, son of War of 1812, Veteran Henry C. and Jane Hamilton-Taylor. He married Harriett Cruisan, April 2, 1852, in Jasper County, Illinois.
According to the May 5, 1881, Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, David died of "brain fever." Some family members I interviewed told me they believed David is buried in the Vincennes City Cemetery, Vincennes, Knox County, Indiana.
1850 Ste Marie, Jasper County, Illinois, census:
Jane Taylor 52 Ohio (Jane Hamilton-Taylor)
William Taylor 21 Ohio
David Taylor 19 (abt 1831) Ohio
Henry Taylor 15 Ohio
Danl Taylor 13 Ohio
Tor (Lot) Taylor 30 Ohio
Chaney Taylor 22 Ohio
Wm H Taylor 2 Illinois
1860 Vincennes, Knox County, Indiana:
David Taylor 29
Harriet Taylor 27
Eliza I Taylor 7
Daniel Taylor 5
1870 Carlisle, Sullivan County, Indiana, census:
David Taylor 45
Harriette Taylor 41
Rufus H Taylor 8
Harriette Taylor 3
1880 Vigo, Knox County, Indiana, census:
David Taylor 50
Harriett Taylor 49
Rufus Taylor 17
Harriett A. Taylor 13
Benjamin Taylor 9
My third book in the family series regarding my maternal side has now been published. This book not only details my Taylor family, but also my Brock, Brockschmidt (Brocksmith), Earp, Randolph, Smith Connections and much more. Like the Atterson/Auterson Connection and Attersons/Autersons Connected, this book is loaded with pictures, interviews, diagrams, documents, and many other factual proofs.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09DM8YTWM?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860
According to the May 5, 1881, Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, David died of "brain fever." Some family members I interviewed told me they believed David is buried in the Vincennes City Cemetery, Vincennes, Knox County, Indiana.
1850 Ste Marie, Jasper County, Illinois, census:
Jane Taylor 52 Ohio (Jane Hamilton-Taylor)
William Taylor 21 Ohio
David Taylor 19 (abt 1831) Ohio
Henry Taylor 15 Ohio
Danl Taylor 13 Ohio
Tor (Lot) Taylor 30 Ohio
Chaney Taylor 22 Ohio
Wm H Taylor 2 Illinois
1860 Vincennes, Knox County, Indiana:
David Taylor 29
Harriet Taylor 27
Eliza I Taylor 7
Daniel Taylor 5
1870 Carlisle, Sullivan County, Indiana, census:
David Taylor 45
Harriette Taylor 41
Rufus H Taylor 8
Harriette Taylor 3
1880 Vigo, Knox County, Indiana, census:
David Taylor 50
Harriett Taylor 49
Rufus Taylor 17
Harriett A. Taylor 13
Benjamin Taylor 9
My third book in the family series regarding my maternal side has now been published. This book not only details my Taylor family, but also my Brock, Brockschmidt (Brocksmith), Earp, Randolph, Smith Connections and much more. Like the Atterson/Auterson Connection and Attersons/Autersons Connected, this book is loaded with pictures, interviews, diagrams, documents, and many other factual proofs.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09DM8YTWM?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860
David is my Third Great Uncle, son of War of 1812, Veteran Henry C. and Jane Hamilton-Taylor. He married Harriett Cruisan, April 2, 1852, in Jasper County, Illinois.
According to the May 5, 1881, Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, David died of "brain fever." Some family members I interviewed told me they believed David is buried in the Vincennes City Cemetery, Vincennes, Knox County, Indiana.
1850 Ste Marie, Jasper County, Illinois, census:
Jane Taylor 52 Ohio (Jane Hamilton-Taylor)
William Taylor 21 Ohio
David Taylor 19 (abt 1831) Ohio
Henry Taylor 15 Ohio
Danl Taylor 13 Ohio
Tor (Lot) Taylor 30 Ohio
Chaney Taylor 22 Ohio
Wm H Taylor 2 Illinois
1860 Vincennes, Knox County, Indiana:
David Taylor 29
Harriet Taylor 27
Eliza I Taylor 7
Daniel Taylor 5
1870 Carlisle, Sullivan County, Indiana, census:
David Taylor 45
Harriette Taylor 41
Rufus H Taylor 8
Harriette Taylor 3
1880 Vigo, Knox County, Indiana, census:
David Taylor 50
Harriett Taylor 49
Rufus Taylor 17
Harriett A. Taylor 13
Benjamin Taylor 9
My third book in the family series regarding my maternal side has now been published. This book not only details my Taylor family, but also my Brock, Brockschmidt (Brocksmith), Earp, Randolph, Smith Connections and much more. Like the Atterson/Auterson Connection and Attersons/Autersons Connected, this book is loaded with pictures, interviews, diagrams, documents, and many other factual proofs.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09DM8YTWM?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860
According to the May 5, 1881, Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, David died of "brain fever." Some family members I interviewed told me they believed David is buried in the Vincennes City Cemetery, Vincennes, Knox County, Indiana.
1850 Ste Marie, Jasper County, Illinois, census:
Jane Taylor 52 Ohio (Jane Hamilton-Taylor)
William Taylor 21 Ohio
David Taylor 19 (abt 1831) Ohio
Henry Taylor 15 Ohio
Danl Taylor 13 Ohio
Tor (Lot) Taylor 30 Ohio
Chaney Taylor 22 Ohio
Wm H Taylor 2 Illinois
1860 Vincennes, Knox County, Indiana:
David Taylor 29
Harriet Taylor 27
Eliza I Taylor 7
Daniel Taylor 5
1870 Carlisle, Sullivan County, Indiana, census:
David Taylor 45
Harriette Taylor 41
Rufus H Taylor 8
Harriette Taylor 3
1880 Vigo, Knox County, Indiana, census:
David Taylor 50
Harriett Taylor 49
Rufus Taylor 17
Harriett A. Taylor 13
Benjamin Taylor 9
My third book in the family series regarding my maternal side has now been published. This book not only details my Taylor family, but also my Brock, Brockschmidt (Brocksmith), Earp, Randolph, Smith Connections and much more. Like the Atterson/Auterson Connection and Attersons/Autersons Connected, this book is loaded with pictures, interviews, diagrams, documents, and many other factual proofs.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09DM8YTWM?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860
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