Taylor Connection
John Taylor*
8/10/1821 - 10/12/1885
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1850
Elizabeth Ogden*
2/2/1831 - 8/4/1928
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James Andrew Taylor
6/6/1851 - 12/19/1920
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1876
Sarah Perdue
2/2/1856
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John Augustus Taylor
2/25/1878 - 5/26/1963
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1902
Laura Enola Fuller
9/5/1883 - 5/7/1967
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Dorothy Taylor Bebee: 10/15/1903
James Alonzo Taylor: 10/8/1906
Esther Taylor Bradley:
12/25/1909
Richard Curtis Taylor: 4/7/1917
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Howard Samuel Bradley
6/23/1899 - 6/6/1985
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1926
Esther Taylor
Bradley
12/25/1909 - 2/13/1981
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James Howard Bradley: 8/29/1930 -
10/8/2006
Susan Bradley Schriefer: 7/4/1932
Alice Bradley Lambert: 2/6/1934 -
3/31/2021
Carolyn Bradley Brinkman
2/13/1939
John Leonard
Bradley: 3/15/1941
Ruth Bradley Johnson: 5/26/1945
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*Marylyn Patton Bradley married John Leonard Bradley.in 1969 Marylyn's Great, Great Grandfather Calvin Hurst on her Father's side, and John A. Taylor, John Leonard Bradley's Great, Great Grandfather on his Mother's side, migrated to western Illinois in 1832 after the Blackhawk War. John Taylor eventually bought 40 acres of land next to Calvin Hurst near Quincy, Illinois. John Taylor sold his land to Calvin Hurst, moved to the "Ogden Farm" a few miles south of Atkinson, Illinois where he married Elizabeth Ogden in 1850. John and Elizabeth lived togeher until his death in 1885. Elizabeth lived on until 1928 in the cabin John built for her. Since both Marylyn's and my ancestors had lived next to each other on the frontier I was curious whether or not we were genetically related. According to DNA analysis Marylyn and John Bradley are not genetically related even though their ansestors were apparently close friends and lived next to each other on the east side of the Mississippi River in the early 1830s. |
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