John and Mary Rentz were married March 11,1915.
Mrs. Mary Ann Taylor, her husband John and their 7 children moved from Rockingham NC. To Union SC. She later moved again to Gaffney SC, where she worked as a weaver for Hambrick Mills until her retirement then relocated to Union to be with her children that resided there.
Mrs. Taylor is remembered by many as being Stern with her beliefs: that in order to have anything you must be diligent to reach your goals because nothing is ever given in life- but earned.
She was always neatly dressed and well groomed, an immaculate housekeeper and a wonderful country cook.
Granny Taylor lived with her daughter, Mable Horne for some time, before she passed away at 83 years of age and was predeceased by her husband John and one daughter, Margaret Taylor Hill. She left behind her children, Mable Horne, Viola Williford, Ruby Kennedy, Walter and Clarence Taylor all of Union SC. and William Tillman Taylor, from California.
Mrs. Mary Ann Taylor, her husband John and their 7 children moved from Rockingham NC. To Union SC. She later moved again to Gaffney SC, where she worked as a weaver for Hambrick Mills until her retirement then relocated to Union to be with her children that resided there.
Mrs. Taylor is remembered by many as being Stern with her beliefs: that in order to have anything you must be diligent to reach your goals because nothing is ever given in life- but earned.
She was always neatly dressed and well groomed, an immaculate housekeeper and a wonderful country cook.
Granny Taylor lived with her daughter, Mable Horne for some time, before she passed away at 83 years of age and was predeceased by her husband John and one daughter, Margaret Taylor Hill. She left behind her children, Mable Horne, Viola Williford, Ruby Kennedy, Walter and Clarence Taylor all of Union SC. and William Tillman Taylor, from California.
John and Mary Rentz were married March 11,1915.
Mrs. Mary Ann Taylor, her husband John and their 7 children moved from Rockingham NC. To Union SC. She later moved again to Gaffney SC, where she worked as a weaver for Hambrick Mills until her retirement then relocated to Union to be with her children that resided there.
Mrs. Taylor is remembered by many as being Stern with her beliefs: that in order to have anything you must be diligent to reach your goals because nothing is ever given in life- but earned.
She was always neatly dressed and well groomed, an immaculate housekeeper and a wonderful country cook.
Granny Taylor lived with her daughter, Mable Horne for some time, before she passed away at 83 years of age and was predeceased by her husband John and one daughter, Margaret Taylor Hill. She left behind her children, Mable Horne, Viola Williford, Ruby Kennedy, Walter and Clarence Taylor all of Union SC. and William Tillman Taylor, from California.
Mrs. Mary Ann Taylor, her husband John and their 7 children moved from Rockingham NC. To Union SC. She later moved again to Gaffney SC, where she worked as a weaver for Hambrick Mills until her retirement then relocated to Union to be with her children that resided there.
Mrs. Taylor is remembered by many as being Stern with her beliefs: that in order to have anything you must be diligent to reach your goals because nothing is ever given in life- but earned.
She was always neatly dressed and well groomed, an immaculate housekeeper and a wonderful country cook.
Granny Taylor lived with her daughter, Mable Horne for some time, before she passed away at 83 years of age and was predeceased by her husband John and one daughter, Margaret Taylor Hill. She left behind her children, Mable Horne, Viola Williford, Ruby Kennedy, Walter and Clarence Taylor all of Union SC. and William Tillman Taylor, from California.
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