CO G
78 ILLINOIS INFANTRY
(Civil War)
David is a son of David [?] and Lucy A (Horn) Taylor (both born in France [?]).
Spouse's name was not asked.
occupation: Farmer
Informant: Edith Taylor (wife), El Dorado Springs
DC 5753 (Image)
[DC wrongly states he was born in 1830]
David was born in Huntsville, Schuyler County, Illinois, July 1, 1840. He married Edith (Seaman) Reese, they have three children: Renwick, Lester, and Lucille. He adopted Ida Reese, Edith's child from her first marriage. David was a farmer and a Civil War Veteran. Source: Rick in California
He appears here with his parents:
1850/ Illinois/ Adams
William Taylor, 42y b.TN, occ: Farmer
Lucy A, 41y b.KY
Thomas, 14y b.IL
William, 13y b.IL
David, 10y b.IL
Cornelius, 7y b.IL (twin)
Sarah, 7y b.IL (twin)
Nancy, 4y b.IL
Zachariah, 2y b.IL
residence: Columbus
He appears here with his [widowed) mother:
1860/ Illinois/ Adams
Lucy A Taylor, 51y b.KY
David, 20y b.IL, occ: Farmer
Conelius (sic), 16y b.IL (twin)
Sarah, 16y b.IL (twin)
Nancy, 14y b.IL
Zachariah, 12y b.IL
Augustus, 10y b.IL
residence: Columbus
DETAILED SOLDIER RECORD
DAVID P TAYLOR (First, Last)
Regiment Name: 78 Illinois Infantry
Side: Union
Company: G
Soldier's rank in: Pvt
Soldier's rank out: Pvt
Alternate Name: blank
Notes: blank
Film Number M539, roll 89
http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.cfm
1870
1880
D P Taylor and Edith Reese married 28 September 1893 in Paola, Miami County, Kansas. (Image)
1900/ Missouri/ Camden
h/ David Taylor, 57y b.Jul 1842 IL, M/7, occ: Farmer
w/ Edith Taylor, 37y b.Feb 1863 WI, mother of 4/4 living
s/ Renick A Taylor, 5y b.Dec 1894 KS
s/ Lester M Taylor, 3y b.Sep 1896 KS
d/ Lucy F Taylor, 1y b.Sep 1898 MO
s/b stepdaughter/ Ida M Reese, 10y b.Jul 1889 KS
1910/ Missouri/ Hickory
h/ David Taylor, 68y b.IL, M2/17, occ: Farmer
w/ Nellie, 47y b.NY, M2/17, mother of 4/4 living
d/ Ida Reece, 21y b.KS
s/ Renwick Taylor, 16y b.KS, occ: Farm laborer
s/ Lester Taylor, 14y b.KS
d/ Lucy Taylor, 11y b.MO
Link to brother, Zacharias "Coal Oil Jack" Taylor. Sent edit to link parents 10 December 2017.
Link to brother, CPL Thomas S Taylor and sisters, Sarah Ann (Taylor) Barbour, Nancy Ellen (Taylor) Currey. Sent edits to link parents 11 December 2017.
Published obituary:
David Taylor, an old soldier, who removed with his family to this city several months ago from Cross Timbers in Hickory County, died at his home in the north part of town last Friday night after a long illness, of cancer. Mr Taylor, while not having lived here a very long time, and while not enjoying a very large acquaintanceship among our citizens was, nevertheless, a splendid citizen and enjoyed the respect and esteem of all who knew him.
He is survived by his wife, a son and daughter, all of whom have the sympathy of the entire community in the hour of their bereavement. Funeral services conducted by Reverend C A Erdman, pastor of the M E Church, were held at the home last Saturday afternoon, after which interment was made in the city cemetery.
The El Dorado Springs Sun
02 March 1916
obit sent by Rick in California
(December 2017)
78 ILLINOIS INFANTRY
(Civil War)
David is a son of David [?] and Lucy A (Horn) Taylor (both born in France [?]).
Spouse's name was not asked.
occupation: Farmer
Informant: Edith Taylor (wife), El Dorado Springs
DC 5753 (Image)
[DC wrongly states he was born in 1830]
David was born in Huntsville, Schuyler County, Illinois, July 1, 1840. He married Edith (Seaman) Reese, they have three children: Renwick, Lester, and Lucille. He adopted Ida Reese, Edith's child from her first marriage. David was a farmer and a Civil War Veteran. Source: Rick in California
He appears here with his parents:
1850/ Illinois/ Adams
William Taylor, 42y b.TN, occ: Farmer
Lucy A, 41y b.KY
Thomas, 14y b.IL
William, 13y b.IL
David, 10y b.IL
Cornelius, 7y b.IL (twin)
Sarah, 7y b.IL (twin)
Nancy, 4y b.IL
Zachariah, 2y b.IL
residence: Columbus
He appears here with his [widowed) mother:
1860/ Illinois/ Adams
Lucy A Taylor, 51y b.KY
David, 20y b.IL, occ: Farmer
Conelius (sic), 16y b.IL (twin)
Sarah, 16y b.IL (twin)
Nancy, 14y b.IL
Zachariah, 12y b.IL
Augustus, 10y b.IL
residence: Columbus
DETAILED SOLDIER RECORD
DAVID P TAYLOR (First, Last)
Regiment Name: 78 Illinois Infantry
Side: Union
Company: G
Soldier's rank in: Pvt
Soldier's rank out: Pvt
Alternate Name: blank
Notes: blank
Film Number M539, roll 89
http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.cfm
1870
1880
D P Taylor and Edith Reese married 28 September 1893 in Paola, Miami County, Kansas. (Image)
1900/ Missouri/ Camden
h/ David Taylor, 57y b.Jul 1842 IL, M/7, occ: Farmer
w/ Edith Taylor, 37y b.Feb 1863 WI, mother of 4/4 living
s/ Renick A Taylor, 5y b.Dec 1894 KS
s/ Lester M Taylor, 3y b.Sep 1896 KS
d/ Lucy F Taylor, 1y b.Sep 1898 MO
s/b stepdaughter/ Ida M Reese, 10y b.Jul 1889 KS
1910/ Missouri/ Hickory
h/ David Taylor, 68y b.IL, M2/17, occ: Farmer
w/ Nellie, 47y b.NY, M2/17, mother of 4/4 living
d/ Ida Reece, 21y b.KS
s/ Renwick Taylor, 16y b.KS, occ: Farm laborer
s/ Lester Taylor, 14y b.KS
d/ Lucy Taylor, 11y b.MO
Link to brother, Zacharias "Coal Oil Jack" Taylor. Sent edit to link parents 10 December 2017.
Link to brother, CPL Thomas S Taylor and sisters, Sarah Ann (Taylor) Barbour, Nancy Ellen (Taylor) Currey. Sent edits to link parents 11 December 2017.
Published obituary:
David Taylor, an old soldier, who removed with his family to this city several months ago from Cross Timbers in Hickory County, died at his home in the north part of town last Friday night after a long illness, of cancer. Mr Taylor, while not having lived here a very long time, and while not enjoying a very large acquaintanceship among our citizens was, nevertheless, a splendid citizen and enjoyed the respect and esteem of all who knew him.
He is survived by his wife, a son and daughter, all of whom have the sympathy of the entire community in the hour of their bereavement. Funeral services conducted by Reverend C A Erdman, pastor of the M E Church, were held at the home last Saturday afternoon, after which interment was made in the city cemetery.
The El Dorado Springs Sun
02 March 1916
obit sent by Rick in California
(December 2017)
CO G
78 ILLINOIS INFANTRY
(Civil War)
David is a son of David [?] and Lucy A (Horn) Taylor (both born in France [?]).
Spouse's name was not asked.
occupation: Farmer
Informant: Edith Taylor (wife), El Dorado Springs
DC 5753 (Image)
[DC wrongly states he was born in 1830]
David was born in Huntsville, Schuyler County, Illinois, July 1, 1840. He married Edith (Seaman) Reese, they have three children: Renwick, Lester, and Lucille. He adopted Ida Reese, Edith's child from her first marriage. David was a farmer and a Civil War Veteran. Source: Rick in California
He appears here with his parents:
1850/ Illinois/ Adams
William Taylor, 42y b.TN, occ: Farmer
Lucy A, 41y b.KY
Thomas, 14y b.IL
William, 13y b.IL
David, 10y b.IL
Cornelius, 7y b.IL (twin)
Sarah, 7y b.IL (twin)
Nancy, 4y b.IL
Zachariah, 2y b.IL
residence: Columbus
He appears here with his [widowed) mother:
1860/ Illinois/ Adams
Lucy A Taylor, 51y b.KY
David, 20y b.IL, occ: Farmer
Conelius (sic), 16y b.IL (twin)
Sarah, 16y b.IL (twin)
Nancy, 14y b.IL
Zachariah, 12y b.IL
Augustus, 10y b.IL
residence: Columbus
DETAILED SOLDIER RECORD
DAVID P TAYLOR (First, Last)
Regiment Name: 78 Illinois Infantry
Side: Union
Company: G
Soldier's rank in: Pvt
Soldier's rank out: Pvt
Alternate Name: blank
Notes: blank
Film Number M539, roll 89
http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.cfm
1870
1880
D P Taylor and Edith Reese married 28 September 1893 in Paola, Miami County, Kansas. (Image)
1900/ Missouri/ Camden
h/ David Taylor, 57y b.Jul 1842 IL, M/7, occ: Farmer
w/ Edith Taylor, 37y b.Feb 1863 WI, mother of 4/4 living
s/ Renick A Taylor, 5y b.Dec 1894 KS
s/ Lester M Taylor, 3y b.Sep 1896 KS
d/ Lucy F Taylor, 1y b.Sep 1898 MO
s/b stepdaughter/ Ida M Reese, 10y b.Jul 1889 KS
1910/ Missouri/ Hickory
h/ David Taylor, 68y b.IL, M2/17, occ: Farmer
w/ Nellie, 47y b.NY, M2/17, mother of 4/4 living
d/ Ida Reece, 21y b.KS
s/ Renwick Taylor, 16y b.KS, occ: Farm laborer
s/ Lester Taylor, 14y b.KS
d/ Lucy Taylor, 11y b.MO
Link to brother, Zacharias "Coal Oil Jack" Taylor. Sent edit to link parents 10 December 2017.
Link to brother, CPL Thomas S Taylor and sisters, Sarah Ann (Taylor) Barbour, Nancy Ellen (Taylor) Currey. Sent edits to link parents 11 December 2017.
Published obituary:
David Taylor, an old soldier, who removed with his family to this city several months ago from Cross Timbers in Hickory County, died at his home in the north part of town last Friday night after a long illness, of cancer. Mr Taylor, while not having lived here a very long time, and while not enjoying a very large acquaintanceship among our citizens was, nevertheless, a splendid citizen and enjoyed the respect and esteem of all who knew him.
He is survived by his wife, a son and daughter, all of whom have the sympathy of the entire community in the hour of their bereavement. Funeral services conducted by Reverend C A Erdman, pastor of the M E Church, were held at the home last Saturday afternoon, after which interment was made in the city cemetery.
The El Dorado Springs Sun
02 March 1916
obit sent by Rick in California
(December 2017)
78 ILLINOIS INFANTRY
(Civil War)
David is a son of David [?] and Lucy A (Horn) Taylor (both born in France [?]).
Spouse's name was not asked.
occupation: Farmer
Informant: Edith Taylor (wife), El Dorado Springs
DC 5753 (Image)
[DC wrongly states he was born in 1830]
David was born in Huntsville, Schuyler County, Illinois, July 1, 1840. He married Edith (Seaman) Reese, they have three children: Renwick, Lester, and Lucille. He adopted Ida Reese, Edith's child from her first marriage. David was a farmer and a Civil War Veteran. Source: Rick in California
He appears here with his parents:
1850/ Illinois/ Adams
William Taylor, 42y b.TN, occ: Farmer
Lucy A, 41y b.KY
Thomas, 14y b.IL
William, 13y b.IL
David, 10y b.IL
Cornelius, 7y b.IL (twin)
Sarah, 7y b.IL (twin)
Nancy, 4y b.IL
Zachariah, 2y b.IL
residence: Columbus
He appears here with his [widowed) mother:
1860/ Illinois/ Adams
Lucy A Taylor, 51y b.KY
David, 20y b.IL, occ: Farmer
Conelius (sic), 16y b.IL (twin)
Sarah, 16y b.IL (twin)
Nancy, 14y b.IL
Zachariah, 12y b.IL
Augustus, 10y b.IL
residence: Columbus
DETAILED SOLDIER RECORD
DAVID P TAYLOR (First, Last)
Regiment Name: 78 Illinois Infantry
Side: Union
Company: G
Soldier's rank in: Pvt
Soldier's rank out: Pvt
Alternate Name: blank
Notes: blank
Film Number M539, roll 89
http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.cfm
1870
1880
D P Taylor and Edith Reese married 28 September 1893 in Paola, Miami County, Kansas. (Image)
1900/ Missouri/ Camden
h/ David Taylor, 57y b.Jul 1842 IL, M/7, occ: Farmer
w/ Edith Taylor, 37y b.Feb 1863 WI, mother of 4/4 living
s/ Renick A Taylor, 5y b.Dec 1894 KS
s/ Lester M Taylor, 3y b.Sep 1896 KS
d/ Lucy F Taylor, 1y b.Sep 1898 MO
s/b stepdaughter/ Ida M Reese, 10y b.Jul 1889 KS
1910/ Missouri/ Hickory
h/ David Taylor, 68y b.IL, M2/17, occ: Farmer
w/ Nellie, 47y b.NY, M2/17, mother of 4/4 living
d/ Ida Reece, 21y b.KS
s/ Renwick Taylor, 16y b.KS, occ: Farm laborer
s/ Lester Taylor, 14y b.KS
d/ Lucy Taylor, 11y b.MO
Link to brother, Zacharias "Coal Oil Jack" Taylor. Sent edit to link parents 10 December 2017.
Link to brother, CPL Thomas S Taylor and sisters, Sarah Ann (Taylor) Barbour, Nancy Ellen (Taylor) Currey. Sent edits to link parents 11 December 2017.
Published obituary:
David Taylor, an old soldier, who removed with his family to this city several months ago from Cross Timbers in Hickory County, died at his home in the north part of town last Friday night after a long illness, of cancer. Mr Taylor, while not having lived here a very long time, and while not enjoying a very large acquaintanceship among our citizens was, nevertheless, a splendid citizen and enjoyed the respect and esteem of all who knew him.
He is survived by his wife, a son and daughter, all of whom have the sympathy of the entire community in the hour of their bereavement. Funeral services conducted by Reverend C A Erdman, pastor of the M E Church, were held at the home last Saturday afternoon, after which interment was made in the city cemetery.
The El Dorado Springs Sun
02 March 1916
obit sent by Rick in California
(December 2017)
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