The son of Richard Taylor (1769-1855) and Hannah (Pim) Taylor (1776-1854).
He married Elizabeth, and they had four children: Rachel A. (1833-1891); Sarah Jane (1837-1909); Westley (1839 - ?); Frank P (1857 - ?).
He operated a butcher shop in downtown Salem at the time of his death. There was a Coroner's Inquest into his death because he was found dead behind the shop, but the ruling was "natural causes - no violence".
He married Elizabeth, and they had four children: Rachel A. (1833-1891); Sarah Jane (1837-1909); Westley (1839 - ?); Frank P (1857 - ?).
He operated a butcher shop in downtown Salem at the time of his death. There was a Coroner's Inquest into his death because he was found dead behind the shop, but the ruling was "natural causes - no violence".
The son of Richard Taylor (1769-1855) and Hannah (Pim) Taylor (1776-1854).
He married Elizabeth, and they had four children: Rachel A. (1833-1891); Sarah Jane (1837-1909); Westley (1839 - ?); Frank P (1857 - ?).
He operated a butcher shop in downtown Salem at the time of his death. There was a Coroner's Inquest into his death because he was found dead behind the shop, but the ruling was "natural causes - no violence".
He married Elizabeth, and they had four children: Rachel A. (1833-1891); Sarah Jane (1837-1909); Westley (1839 - ?); Frank P (1857 - ?).
He operated a butcher shop in downtown Salem at the time of his death. There was a Coroner's Inquest into his death because he was found dead behind the shop, but the ruling was "natural causes - no violence".
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