Nancy L. Taylor's name first appeared on the 1870 census made in Egypt, Yancey County, North Carolina. Her parents were John Wesley and Sarah "Sally" Phillips Taylor, despite the death certificate and obituary stating that her father's name was Waitzel Taylor. When the 1880 census was made, Nancy and her family were listed in Linville, Mitchell County, North Carolina. Nancy married Ervin E. Odom in Carter County, Tennessee on April 21, 1883. Information contained in the 1910 census, made in Cranberry, Mitchell County, stated that Nancy was the mother of fifteen children, with nine of them still living. Burial was in this cemetery, formerly known as Buck Mountain Cemetery.
Nancy L. Taylor's name first appeared on the 1870 census made in Egypt, Yancey County, North Carolina. Her parents were John Wesley and Sarah "Sally" Phillips Taylor, despite the death certificate and obituary stating that her father's name was Waitzel Taylor. When the 1880 census was made, Nancy and her family were listed in Linville, Mitchell County, North Carolina. Nancy married Ervin E. Odom in Carter County, Tennessee on April 21, 1883. Information contained in the 1910 census, made in Cranberry, Mitchell County, stated that Nancy was the mother of fifteen children, with nine of them still living. Burial was in this cemetery, formerly known as Buck Mountain Cemetery.
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