Archibald "Archie" TAYLOR married Lille E. FOGLEMAN 18d 1m 1885 in Mercer Co, Missouri.

Federal Census 1920 for Kansas: Labette County, North Township, Pg. 6A, Line 47 FM 104/105 East Boulevard Road: Archibald TAYLOR age 58 born in Indiana to parents from Virginia is a farmer who owns his land free and clear. Wife Lilly E. age 53 was born in Indiana to parents from the same. Their children living at home are: daughter Viola age 13 born in Missouri and Mary MOLSHAN age 23 and widowed born in Georgia. Mary's son Roland age 2y 11m was born in Missouri to a father from Kansas and a mother from Georgia. Daughter (of Archibald & Lilly) Belva DICKINSON age 19 was born in Georgia. Belva's husband Leston DICKINSON age 19 was born in Oklahoma to parents from Kansas. Their immediate next door neighbors are (line 45) their son & daughter-in-law Hugh & Margaret TAYLOR.

Federal Census 1930 for Kansas: Labette County, North Township, Pg. 9A, Line 47 202/203 Archie R. TAYLOR age 68 born in Indiana to parents from Virginia is a farmer who owns his land. Wife Lillie E. age 63 was born in Indiana to parents from the same. Living with them are their son-in-law Glen MAXWELL age 19 born in Kansas to a mother from the same and a father from U.S.A. who is a veternary assistant and their daughter Viola MAXWELL age 23 born in Missouri. Glen & Viola's son (Pg. 9B, Line 1) Elwynn K. MAXWELL age 2 was born in Kansas. At the time of their marriage, Archibald was 22 & Lillie was age 19 and Glen was age 17 & Viola was age 21. Their immediate next-door neighbors are (line 41 201/202) Archibald & Lillie's son & daughter-in-law Ray & Edith TAYLOR.

The Parsons (Labette Co, Kansas) Sun: Saturday Evening 12 Jun 1948 Pg 2:
Arch Rosco TAYLOR:
Arch Ross TAYLOR, 86, well-known Labette county farmer, died at 6:45 o'clock last night at his home in Circle Park. he suffered a stroke Thursday and had been in a critical condition since.
He was born Feb. 14, 1862, in Mooresville, Ind., and moved to Mercer county, Mo., in 1866 with his parents. TAYLOR lived there until moving in 1911 to a farm northeast of Parsons. He lived there until his retirement in 1946.
He was married Jan. 18, 1885, to Lillie E. FOGLEMAN of Mercer county, Mo. He was a member of the Parsons First Methodist church.
Surviving are Mrs. TAYLOR, two sons, Ray of Parsons and Hugh of Huntington Park, Cal.; four daughters, Mrs. Mary COOPER of Portland, Ore., Mrs. Eliza BATESMAN of Keenewich, Wash., Mrs. Belva DICKERSON of Parsons and Mrs. Viola SMITH of Kansas City; 28 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Ruthie DOMER, Rockville, Mo., a daughter, died at her home yesterday soon after a heart attack, and one other daughter and a son preceded their father in death.
Services for TAYLOR will be a 2 p.m. Monday at the Rude Funeral home, conducted by the Rev. A. F. BRAMBLE, and burial will be in Oakwood.
The body will lie in state at the funeral home, where friends may call.

The Parsons (Labette Co, Kansas) Sun: Monday Evening 14 Jun 1948 Pg. 2:
Funeral Notices:
TAYLOR Relatives Here for Funeral
Relatives of Arch Rosco TAYLOR, well-known Labette county farmer who died Friday at his Circle Park home, were here today for his funeral at 2 p.m. at the Rude Funeral home.
They included his children Ray of Parsons, Hugh of Huntington Park, Cal., Mrs. Mary COOPER of Portland, Ore., Mrs. Eliza BATEMAN of Keenewich, Warsh., Mrs. Belva DICKERSON of Parsons, Mrs. Viola SMITH of Kansas City and Mrs. Ruthie DOMER of Rockville, Mo.
It was incorrectly reported here Saturday that Mrs. Ruthie DOMER had died of a heart attack after learning of her father's critical illness. It was her sister, Mrs. George (Nora) DOMER of Rockville, who was fatally stricken. George DOMER took his own life after finding the body of his wife, leaving a note that indicated that he did not wish to live without her.
Funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. DOMER were yesterday in Appleton City, Mo.