Elizabeth Ann Taylor was the first of nine children born to William Taylor (c.1794-1848) and his wife Sarah "Sallie" McLendon (c.1805-1865) of Anson County, NC.
Elizabeth married Joseph Steen (c.1813-1861) and they had nine children. Joseph was a son of Thomas Steen and his wife Elizabeth Hollifield. His younger brother Elias Steen (1821-1888) married Elizabeth's younger sister, Ellen Taylor (c.1820s-after 1880).
Elizabeth Ann Taylor and Joseph Steen's children were: Sarah Elizabeth Steen (1844-?, m. Robert Lee Taylor), William Thomas Steen (1845-1926, m. three times, went to Mississippi), Louisa Jane Steen (c.1847-?, m. William High), James Washington Steen (1848-?, m. Nancy Kiker), Mary Frances Steen (c.1850-?, m. Gen. Taylor Smith), Edmund Daniel Steen (c.1852-?, went to Texas), Susan Adeline Steen (1855-1925, m. Chapman L. Stanley), Laura Ellen Steen (1857-?, m. Augustus Sullivan), Emma Amanda Steen (1858-1937, m. Zachary Taylor Beachum).
Many thanks to Sharon F. Corey who originally created this memorial and photographed the tombstone.
Elizabeth married Joseph Steen (c.1813-1861) and they had nine children. Joseph was a son of Thomas Steen and his wife Elizabeth Hollifield. His younger brother Elias Steen (1821-1888) married Elizabeth's younger sister, Ellen Taylor (c.1820s-after 1880).
Elizabeth Ann Taylor and Joseph Steen's children were: Sarah Elizabeth Steen (1844-?, m. Robert Lee Taylor), William Thomas Steen (1845-1926, m. three times, went to Mississippi), Louisa Jane Steen (c.1847-?, m. William High), James Washington Steen (1848-?, m. Nancy Kiker), Mary Frances Steen (c.1850-?, m. Gen. Taylor Smith), Edmund Daniel Steen (c.1852-?, went to Texas), Susan Adeline Steen (1855-1925, m. Chapman L. Stanley), Laura Ellen Steen (1857-?, m. Augustus Sullivan), Emma Amanda Steen (1858-1937, m. Zachary Taylor Beachum).
Many thanks to Sharon F. Corey who originally created this memorial and photographed the tombstone.
Elizabeth Ann Taylor was the first of nine children born to William Taylor (c.1794-1848) and his wife Sarah "Sallie" McLendon (c.1805-1865) of Anson County, NC.
Elizabeth married Joseph Steen (c.1813-1861) and they had nine children. Joseph was a son of Thomas Steen and his wife Elizabeth Hollifield. His younger brother Elias Steen (1821-1888) married Elizabeth's younger sister, Ellen Taylor (c.1820s-after 1880).
Elizabeth Ann Taylor and Joseph Steen's children were: Sarah Elizabeth Steen (1844-?, m. Robert Lee Taylor), William Thomas Steen (1845-1926, m. three times, went to Mississippi), Louisa Jane Steen (c.1847-?, m. William High), James Washington Steen (1848-?, m. Nancy Kiker), Mary Frances Steen (c.1850-?, m. Gen. Taylor Smith), Edmund Daniel Steen (c.1852-?, went to Texas), Susan Adeline Steen (1855-1925, m. Chapman L. Stanley), Laura Ellen Steen (1857-?, m. Augustus Sullivan), Emma Amanda Steen (1858-1937, m. Zachary Taylor Beachum).
Many thanks to Sharon F. Corey who originally created this memorial and photographed the tombstone.
Elizabeth married Joseph Steen (c.1813-1861) and they had nine children. Joseph was a son of Thomas Steen and his wife Elizabeth Hollifield. His younger brother Elias Steen (1821-1888) married Elizabeth's younger sister, Ellen Taylor (c.1820s-after 1880).
Elizabeth Ann Taylor and Joseph Steen's children were: Sarah Elizabeth Steen (1844-?, m. Robert Lee Taylor), William Thomas Steen (1845-1926, m. three times, went to Mississippi), Louisa Jane Steen (c.1847-?, m. William High), James Washington Steen (1848-?, m. Nancy Kiker), Mary Frances Steen (c.1850-?, m. Gen. Taylor Smith), Edmund Daniel Steen (c.1852-?, went to Texas), Susan Adeline Steen (1855-1925, m. Chapman L. Stanley), Laura Ellen Steen (1857-?, m. Augustus Sullivan), Emma Amanda Steen (1858-1937, m. Zachary Taylor Beachum).
Many thanks to Sharon F. Corey who originally created this memorial and photographed the tombstone.
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