John Taylor
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John Alexander Taylor (1879 - 1924)

John Alexander Taylor
Born in Livingston County, ILmap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of [private wife (1880s - 1950s)]
Descendants descendants
Died at age 44 in Effards Point, Livingston, Illinoismap
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Profile last modified | Created 29 Apr 2016
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Biography

Sources

  • Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947

Name John A. Taylor Birth Date 5 Oct 1879 Birth Place near Pontiac, Ill Death Date 14 May 1924 Death Place Effards Point, Livingston, Illinois Burial Date 14 May 1924 Death Age 44 Occupation Farming Race White Marital Status M Gender Male Father Name Alexander Taylor Father Birth Place Springfield, Ill Mother Name Elizabeth Raitt Mother Birth Place Scotland Spouse Name Lottie (Ayer) Taylor FHL Film Number 1452449





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Taylor-33813 and Taylor-32637 appear to represent the same person because: Due to the privacy settings the profile of Taylor-32637 I can not see the name of the spouse. Can you please check if her name is Lottie (Ayer) Taylor? Is so please merge.

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