This will be a Zoom meeting
Saturday March 6, 2021
1:00 PM—3:00 PM MST
12:00 Noon—2:00 PM PST
2:00 PM—4:00PM CST 3:00 PM—5:00 EST
The Taylor Family Association presents the first virtual gathering of Taylor kin; the descendants of Joseph Taylor Sr. and wife, Nancy.
(If you have questions, please contact a member of the TFA Board, or reach out to Mike Deal at themikedeal@gmail.com)
How to Register (It’s free):
Go to https://taylorassociation.org/ or
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-joseph-taylor-sr-virtual-family-reunion- tickets-130874466051
The Elizabeth River Parish #
This was a parish of the Church of England, and it was founded “before 1643,” according to the FamilySearch Wiki. The Parish church was St. Paul’s, and was situated in what is now the Independent City of Norfolk, on the upper eastern side of the Elizabeth River. This building still stands.
We have no reason to believe that the early Virginia Taylors were anything but Church of England, since that was the “default” religion, established by the government and supported by the taxes paid by the tith- ables, who included Joseph Taylor Sr. and his probable father Richard.
There was a Chuckatuck Monthly Meeting established by the Quakers in 1656 in the area that later became Portsmouth, but no traditions about Quakers indicate any connection with the Taylors, since both Joseph Taylor Sr. & Joseph Taylor Jr. supported the Revolutionary War and the Quakers were pacifists. This was the only other denomination known to be established while our Taylors lived in Norfolk County. The history of the parish is described in the book Old Churches, Ministers, and Families of Virginia, published in 1861, downloadable from Google Books. The section about Norfolk County is available from:
https://books.google.com/books?id=TSISAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA61&lpg=PA61#v=onepage&q&f=false
Additional history is available in the book Colonial Churches: A Series of Sketches of Churches in the Original Col- ony of Virginia., published in 1907, also downloadable from Google Books.
St. Paul’s Church, built about 1739 in what is today the Independent City of Norfolk, would have been seen by your Taylor ancestors. It is not likely that the Taylors living in the Western Branch of Norfolk County would have been able to ferry across two branches of the river twice to travel here to worship every Sunday.
The Elizabeth River Parish covered the whole of Norfolk County in Joseph Taylor Sr.’s time there. If this parish of the Church of England had been located in England itself, there would be surviving parish regis- ters with Taylor baptisms, marriages, and burials, together with backup Bishop’s Transcript copies else- where. Here’s what happened instead:
“With the opening of the year 1776 there came sad days to St. Paul’s. The bombardment of the town by the fleet of Lord Dunmore, and the firing of the homes left the place in ruins. St. Paul’s did not escape. The interior was burned out, but the walls, built strong and true, remained intact save for the scar of a ball from the frigate Liverpool, which can be seen to-day mented in the indenture it made. With the church were lost the ancient records and many things that linked it with the past. The church was partially restored after the disaster to the town,…”
According to the Old Churches book, only a fragment of the parish register survives. The images of the transcription were published in the William & Mary Quarterly, Vol, 11, No. 3, and imaged by JStor.org. That record is from the Southern Branch from October 1751 to October 1752. It contains baptisms, but no Taylor names, except a James Taylor, mayor of Norfolk, mentioned as a vestry- man after Joseph’s time in the county. There are five Hodges baptisms, one Wallis, and one Cherry bap- tism. At the present time (2021) no mention is made of any additional record discoveries.
Because of the difficulties of travel other smaller “chapels of ease” were constructed. The Book Old Churches… says:
“There is an entry showing that Mr. Smith, the minister, received sixteen thousand-weight of tobacco for preaching at the mother-church, (St. Paul’s, in Norfolk) and four thousand for each of the three chapels, that at the Great Bridge, where the first battle of the Revolution was fought, that at Tanner’s Creek, and the Southern Branch Chapel. In the year 1753, a Western Branch Chapel is also spoken of. “
This Western Branch chapel would have been where the Taylors probably worshipped, if the chapel was actually constructed earlier than 1753. There were some places of worship constructed in the 1600’s, as settlers arrived in this area not long after Jamestown was settled, but no doubt most were simple wooden cabins without being considered a chapel. The book also says that there were not enough clergy to hold services every week and that “lay readers” sometimes read from the Bible, as few families owned one or could read. There is also mention of the existence of catechisms, little books that taught doctrine by a series of questions and answers that preachers carried with them. Old Bibles were usually pretty bulky.
Finding the Taylor Land in North Carolina Today #
Eileen Phelps
Joseph Taylor (Sr.), while in Norfolk Co., Virginia got a Granville grant for land in North Carolina. His son, Joseph Jr. got a couple pieces of adjacent land later as a bounty for his service in the Revolutionary War.
There are at least eight maps showing the land the two men owned and none of them are totally helpful, thanks to the loss of early landmarks. And none of them show how to get to the property by car, because there is now a U.S. Highway 64 limited- access dual-lane roadway close to the property but with no exit to the road the property touches.
This is the outline of the original grant drawn on a modern topo map (2021). The outline should be juggled until the edge touches the county line, leaving room for the bounty grant found later. This doesn’t show US-Hwy 64.
This map shows part of the bounty land (lower left) and shows that part of the original grant was sold to a Thomas Taylor. This map shows no roads at all.
The purpose of this item is to explain how to find the Taylor land virtually and how to get there in person someday. It’s my job because I went to a reunion there once. I was riding with relatives, but thanks to the new highway not being on our maps, we got lost.
If you live out in the country you know that in rural areas the long way around to a place may be the shortest way to take a car, and a driveway without a street address is hard to describe to a car’s GPS system, or a person’s imagination, so here’s how to find your way with Google Maps.
“First, ask Google Maps for Tarboro, NC. You will see U.S. Hwy 64 running through it. Pretend your finger or mouse cursor is a car and you are driving east on 64 for about three or four exits. You might see a sign saying Coneto Creek and right after that there will be an exit to Route NC-42. (If you see an exit to U.S. 13 you have gone too far. Back up—virtually.) Make a left turn at Route 42 and go northeast until you get to Roberson School Road, or it may be labeled State Road 1527 or there may be a sign with the historical name Mayo’s Crossroads. (Mayo was a Taylor neighbor.) Turn right and go southeast. Do not cross over Crisp Creek. Do not cross U.S. 64.
“There will be a white rail fence marking the bridge over Crisp Creek. The entrance to the one-time Taylor property is on your left, just before the creek. It is a dirt road only a Jeep would love. You can drive part way in to park your car, but to follow the road all the way you will need to walk. Wear virtual mud boots, long pants & sleeves, and watch for ticks. You will have Crisp Creek as the boundary on your right and on your left beyond a strip of trees you will see swampland. Stick to the dirt road. Don’t trip over the old bricks and other rubble someone has brought in to build up the road a bit. There will probably still be a sign, indicating that the trees are being managed by a separate company, which means no cutting souvenirs with a virtual chain saw.”
You’re here!
Do not trust the street address number Google suggests. It doesn’t go far enough, but if you actually go there and have to put something in your car’s GPS, you will probably land on State Rd. 1527. Just keep going and watch for the creek and strip of woodland. A practice run with Google Maps before the real trip will give you confidence.
Kentucky Researchers, Please Note:
This screen is from a Zoom lecture about burned courthouses and what to do if you are researching a “burned county.”
During the Civil War, a lot of damage was done to southern county court- houses, but not all records were destroyed. As for Warren County:
FamilySearch.org tells you “A disaster destroyed most of the records.”
Raogk.org (Random Acst of Genealogical Kindness) tells you “A courthouse fire destroyed some records in 1864.”
Kdla.ky.gov tells you “No substantial record loss.” This is the Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives. Which of these repositories is most likely to know best? The Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives. Which of these repositories is the one you might look at first? FamilySearch.org. The point of this particular lecture was that you shouldn’t give up your searches too quickly.
Milestones, Honors, News #
-Frances “Frankie” Taylor & William Bailey Cherry
Death: Maleta Jean White (Massey), 68, died 4 Feb 2023 at her home in Riverside, KY. See William Lawson White & Charlotte “Lottie” Taylor
William Taylor & Elizabeth Patrick
-John Taylor & Eleanor “Nellie” Burkett
Deaths: Eddie Edmond Dickerson, 78, died 6 Nov 2020 at his home in North Ogden, UT. He was born 23 Sep 1942 in Salt Lake City, UT to Granville “Gran” Dickerson & Emma Rice. He married Taylor descendant Sharon Lee Cottle 21 Sep 1963 in Ogden. UT. She survives him. Interment in the Washington Heights Cemetery, South Ogden, UT. Sharon’s line: Billie Jay Cottle & Beverly Elaine Arnold > Charles Welcome Cottle & Rosina Minerva Hutchins > John James Hutchins & Mary Millie Knight > John Knight III & Sarah Elizabeth Taylor > John Taylor & Eleanor “Nellie” Burkett.
Cleone Hipwell (Wall), 86, died 11 Dec 2020 at her home in Layton, UT. She was born 18 Apr 1934 in Ogden, UT and married Wayne Wall 29 Jan 1953 in the Salt Lake Temple. He survives her. Interment 18 Dec 2020 in Lindquist’s Memorial Park, Layton. Cleone’s line: Ellis Albert Hipwell & Mary Elizabeth Staker > John Hipwell & Louisa Ann Knight > John Knight III & Sarah Elizabeth Taylor > John Taylor & Eleanor “Nellie” Burkett.”
Michael John Sorenson, 66,
died 17 Dec 2020 in St. George, UT. He was born 10 Apr 1954 in Ogden, UT to Glenn Andrew Sorenson & Ethel Sarah Muf- fler. He served in the US Army
22 years. He married Taylor descendant Bonnie Malan 20 Jan 1978 in Manti, UT. She survives him. Interment 22 Dec 2020 in the Tonaquint Cemetery, St. George, UT. Bonnie’s line: George Lawrence “Larry” Malan & Vera Mae Ogden > Harry Benjamin Malan & Myrtle Lund > Eli Edgar Lund & Mary Millie Hutchins > John James Hutchins & Mary Millie Knight > John Knight III & Sarah Elizabeth Taylor > John Taylor & Eleanor “Nellie” Burkett.
-Allen Taylor & Sarah Lovisa Allred
Deaths: Ileene Marie Crane (Rollins) (Grundy), 73, died 6 Nov 2020 in Salt Lake City, UT. She was born 4 Jan 1947 to Frank Lovell Crane & Maud L. Arnold in Milford, UT. She married Robert Allen “Bob” Rollins 17 Jul 1965 in Milford. He died 4 May 1999. She married Taylor descendant Steven Wade Grundy. They were later divorced. Interment 13 Nov 2020 in the Milford Cemetery. Steven’s line: Wade Allred Grundy & Owona Brown > William Jefferson Grundy & Nora Jennette Allred > Daniel Henry Allred & Sarah Alice Taylor > William Riley Taylor & Margaret Jane Ellison > Allen Taylor & Sarah Lovisa Allred.
Charles Curtis Nicholas, 78, died 15 Dec 2020. He was born 5 Apr 1942 in Caldwell, ID to Oleen Charles Nicholas & Wilda Rosetta Kay. He served 6 years in the US Navy and married Taylor descendant Corma Rae “Carma” Taylor 16 Nov 1964 in the Logan, UT Temple. She died 13 Dec 2018. Interment 19 Dec 2020 in the Delta, UT Cemetery. Carma’s line: Loren Burgess “Bert” Taylor & Effie May King > Loren Independence Taylor & Eliza Jane “Elida” Bunker > William Riley Taylor & Margaret Jane Ellison > Allen Taylor & Sarah Lovisa Allred.
Dale William Evans, died 6 Dec 2020. See -Elizabeth Ann Taylor (Driggs) & John Criddle
-Allen Taylor & Phoebe Ann Roberts
Death: Todd Patrick O’Hanlen, 45, died 23 Nov 2020 in Magna, UT. He was born 25 May 1975 in Murray, UT to Patrick Durant O’Hanlen & Susan. He married Taylor descendant Amy Lynn Chidester 27 Apr 2002 in Sandy, UT. She survives him. Interment 1 Dec 2020 in the Pleas- ant Green Cemetery in Magna. Amy’s line: Craig Chidester & Brenda Sue Taylor > Elton Lars Taylor & Marella Peterson >Owen Elton Taylor & Blanche Eureka Christofferson > Levi Allen Taylor & Rhoda Catherine Jameson > Allen Taylor & Phoebe Ann Roberts.
-Julia Ann Taylor & Isaac Allred
Major Anniversary: Kim Slater & Dorothy Christensen (Slater), 50th. They were married 13, Nov 1970 in the Logan, UT Temple. Kim’s line: Arnold Ianthus Slater & Helen Mar McEn- tire > Enos Arnold Slater & Regina Rich- ards > James Alma Slater & Mary Elizabeth Allred > John Allen Allred & Mary Jane Knight > Isaac Allred & Julia Ann Taylor.
Death:
Roma Thomson (Freeman), 90, died 1 Feb 2021. She was born 8 Aug 1930 in Richmond, UT and married Monte H. Freeman. He died 22 Nov 2018. Interment 6 Feb 2021 in the Richmond, UT Cemetery. Her line: Joseph Laville Thomson & Zeruah Adeline Lowe > Joseph RichardThomson & Ella Jane Shepard > Justin Valenswell Shepard & Eliza Maria Allred > Isaac Allred & Julia Ann Taylor
-Louisa Taylor & Hosea Stout
Deaths:
Raymon Dale “Ray” Cox, 78, died 21 Dec 2020 in St. George, UT. He was born 25 Mar 1942 in St. George and married Susan Jean Pearson 27 Nov 1970 in Las Vegas, NV. She survives him. Interment 29 Dec 2020 in the Tonaquint Cemetery, St. George. Ray’s line: Hyrum Hunt Cox & Nellie “J” Iverson > Henderson Elias Cox & Emma Rosetta Hunt > Isaiah Cox & Elizabeth Ann Stout > Hosea Stout & Louisa Taylor.
Matthew Taylor “Matt” Prince, 60, died 23 Jan 2021. He was born 3 Feb 1960 in Salt Lake City, UT. He married Anna Lucas. He later married Michelle L _ (Holmstead) in 2015. She survives him. Interment 30 Jan 2021 in the Hurricane, UT Cemetery. Matt’s line: William Wayne Prince & Isabelle Claire Newman > William Harvey Prince & Lida Cox > Warren Cox & Mary Etta Lee > Isaiah Cox & Elizabeth Ann Stout > Hosea Stout & Louisa Taylor.
-Elizabeth Ann Taylor & Samuel Driggs
Deaths:
Edwin Brent “Ed” Hobbs, 75, died 3 Feb 2021 in Brig- ham City, UT. He was born 17 Aug 1945 in Preston, ID and married Kathryn Kay Saltzman 17 Jun 1977 in Logan, UT. She survives him. Funeral 11 Feb 2021 in Brigham City, UT. Ed’s line: Eldon Wilcox Hobbs & Thelma Malin/Malyn Astle > John Shem Hobbs & Ida Eveline Purnell > Shem Bevan Purnell & Louisa Driggs > Samuel Driggs & Elia- beth Ann Taylor.
Helen Lucille Adamson (Dayton), 90, died 7 Feb 2021 at her home. She was born 18 Mar 1930 in Ogden, UT and married Tay- lor descendant Theone Junior “JR” Dayton 1 Jul 1948 in the Salt Lake Temple. He died 12 Mar 2015. Interment 11 Feb 2021 in Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch, South Ogden, UT. JR’s line: Theone Alma Dayton & Lottie Berniece Hyde > Henry Hyde & Mary Jane Bowden > Rosel James Hyde & Jane Driggs > Samuel Driggs & Elizabehth Ann Taylor.
-Elizabeth Ann Taylor (Driggs) & John Criddle
Deaths:
Dale William Evans, died 6 Dec 2020. He was born 25 Oct 1940 in Malad, ID and married Gwendolyn Waldron 1 Feb 1963. She survives him. Interment 12 Dec 2020 in the Malad Cemetery. Dale’s line: Dale Adams Evans & Arvilla Irene Clegg > Bird Clegg & Eva Nancy Criddle > John Criddle Jr. & Sarah Ellen Taylor Bennett > John Criddle & Elizabeth Ann Taylor (Driggs).
LaRae Waite Koziar (Harper), 81, died 13 Dec 2020 in Ogden, UT. She was born 29 Sep 1939 to LaMarr Waite & Adele Ray Koziar in Ogden, UT and married Taylor descendant Renoldo J. Harper 1 Aug 1958 in the Logan, UT Temple. He died 8 Feb 1994. Funeral 18 Dec 2020 in Ogden, UT. Jack Renoldo Harper & Mildred Emily Adams > John Adams & Leuvenia Mayne Bishop >Joshua Adams & Sarah Criddle > John Criddle & Elizabeth Ann Taylor (Driggs).
Lila Mae Johnson (Crowther), 94, died 6 Feb 2021 in Bluffdale, UT. She was born 22 May 1926 in Brigham City, UT and married Edward Neal Crowther 12 Jun 1947 in the Salt Lake Temple. He died 7 Apr 1961, Interment 13 Feb 2021 in the Malad, ID City Cemetery. Lila’s line: Heber Kenneth Johnson & Ora Mecham > Leo Mecham & Malinda May Adams > Joshua Adams & Sarah Criddle > John Criddle & Elizabeth Ann Taylor (Driggs).
-Joseph Taylor & Mary Moore
Featured: Lt. Col. Jason Andrew “Nails” Chugg is an F-35 pilot with Hill Air Force Base’s 188th Fighter Wing. He’s part of the Operations Support Squadron but flies with the 34th Fighter Squadron. He was featured in the Ogden Standard Examiner of Nov 23rd, because he can actually see his family’s farm from the cockpit, and may have been the only one to be able to do so. Jason’s wife is Heather Brown. Jason’s line: Kent Melburne Chugg & Karyl Kee Anderson > John Andrew Chugg & Ella Elizabeth Stokes > Moroni Chugg & Ida Taylor > William Andrew Taylor & Philomela Lake > Joseph Taylor & Mary Moore.
Birth: River Kay Phelps was born 29 Nov 2020 in Rexburg , ID. Her line: Nathan Edward Phelps & Jessica Mae Todd > Mark Stonely Phelps & Krista Maria Gidney > Wayne Irwin Phelps & Lois Eileen Stonely > John Wilfred Stonely & Doris Taylor > George Bailey Taylor & Elizabeth Torrie > Joseph Allen Taylor & Mary Lake > Joseph Taylor & Mary Moore.
Deaths:
Kenneth Albert Glauser, 92, died 16 Dec 2020. He was born 6 Aug 1928 in Logan, UT to Frederick Glauser & Martha Von Niederhausern. He served in the US Army in post-war Japan. He married Sally Annetta Taylor 23 Jul 1952 in the Idaho Falls, ID Temple. She survives him. Interment 19 Dec 2020 in the Logan City Cemetery. Sally’s line: Chester George Taylor & Lana Ardell Arave > Joseph Allen Taylor Jr. Eva Lucinda Wadsworth > Joseph Allen Taylor & Mary Lake > Joseph Taylor & Mary Moore.
Rodney Gary “Rod” Butler, 63, died 2 Feb 2021. He was born 3 Jun 1957 in Ogden UT. Rod served in the U.S Army from 1971 to 1974. He married Kristie Stromberg 17 May 1975 in Clearfield, UT. He later married Stacie Kofoed Feb 2011. She survives him. Funeral 13 Feb 2021 in Tremonton, UT. Rod’s line:
Garry Gene Butler & Sharon Ray Blecha > Ormond Arthur Butler & Marva Lucy Tay- lor > William Andrew Taylor Jr. & Annie Edith Holley > William Andrew Taylor & Philomela “Millie” Lake > Joseph Taylor & Mary Moore.
Rex Wells Thompson, 89, died 14 Dec 2020. See –Pleasant Green Taylor & Sarah Jane Marler (Lake)
-Pleasant Green Taylor & Clarissa “Clara” Lake
Deaths: Cathrynn Hunter (Taylor), 81, died 25Nov 2020. She was born 23 Feb 1939 and married Hugh Alvin “Santa Hugo” Taylor.
He died 8 April 2019. Interment 30 Nov 2020 [in the Bountiful, UT Cemetery?]. Hugh’s line: Alfred Alphonso Taylor & Ruth Berlin > Alvin Ernest Taylor & Flor- ence Bassett > Alfred William Taylor & Ada Marion Hix > Pleasant Green Taylor & Clarissa “Clara” Lake.
Glen Hortin Lemon, 78, died 21 Nov 2020 in Fort Worth, TX. He was born 1 Nov 1942 in Francis, UT to William Harper Lemon & Grace Ella Hortin He married Taylor descendant Roie Ellen Clement. She survives him. Interment in the Marion, UT Cemetery 12 Dec 2020. Roie Ellen’s line: Gale Wilford Clement & Ellen Cherry > Thomas Leslie Clement & Grace Ethel Taylor > Joseph Lake Taylor & Nancy Elizabeth McEntire > Pleasant Green Taylor & Clarissa “Clara” Lake.
Raymond Ralph Grange, 88, died 27 Dec 2020 at his home in Harrisville, UT, He was born 26 Jul 1932 to Ralph Mumford Grange & Aften Julia Godfrey. He married Taylor descendant Maxine Hardy 8 Mar 1956 in the Salt Lake Temple. She survives him. Interment 2 Jan 2021 in Washington Heights Memorial Park, South Ogden, UT. Maxine’s line: Harvey Bradford Hardy & Mildred Rosetta Romrell > Hyrum James Romrell & Ruby Rosetta Taylor > Levi James Taylor & lor & Clarissa “Clara” Lake.
-Pleasant Green Taylor & Jane Narcissus Shurtliff
Death: Sheralle June Livingston (Taylor) (Ito), 82, died 8 Dec 2020 in St. George, UT. She was born 23 Mar 1938 in Ogden, UT to Fred Livingston & Phyllis West. She married 2nd Ralph Stanley Taylor. They were later divorced. She married Michael Ito 20 Mar 1982 in Las Vegas, NV. He survives her. Ralph’s line: William Stanley Taylor & Henrietta Fowers > William Heber Taylor & Phoebe Thomas > Pleasant Green Taylor & Jane Narcissus Shurtliff.
-Pleasant Green Taylor & Sarah Jane Marler (Lake)
Death: Rex Wells Thompson, 89, died 14 Dec 2020. He was born 14 Nov 1931 in Ogden, UT to Daniel Wells Thompson & Mary Elva Montgomery. He married triple Taylor descendant LuJean McBride 12 Sep 1952 in the Salt Lake Temple. She died 11 Dec 2002. Interment 17 Dec 2020 in the Eden, UT Meadow View Cemetery. LuJean’s line: Leonard Adrian McBride & Melba Taylor > Junius Ray Taylor & Mabel Owen. Junius’ lines: Josiah Taylor & Arrilla Abigail Smith. Josiah was the son of Pleasant Green Taylor & Sarah Jane Marler (Lake). Arrilla was the daughter of Jonathan Smith & Nancy Jane Taylor. Mabel Owen’s line: Charles Hanford Owen & Mary Jane Taylor > Joseph Allen Taylor & Mary Lake > Joseph Taylor & Mary Moore. (Mary Lake was the daughter of Sarah Jane Marler & her first husband William Bailey Lake.)
-Nancy Jane Taylor & Jonathan Smith
Deaths:
Loren Glenn Burton, 81, died 16 Nov 2020 at his home in Holladay, UT. He was born 16 Jun 1939 in Ogden, UT and married Annette Jean Laughlin 22 Jun 1962 in the Salt Lake Temple. She survives him. Interment 21 Nov 2020. Lorren’s line: Dale Shurtliff Burton & Belva Virginia Wilson > Joseph John Burton & Eva Shurtliff > Charles Vincent Shurtliff & Nancy Alzina Smith > Jonathan Smith & Nancy Jane Taylor.
Cody Mark Stromberg, 44, died 5 Dec 2020 in Kaysville, UT. He was born 14 Oct 1976 in Ogden, UT. He married 2nd Kirsten . She survives him. Interment 15 Dec 2020 in the Kaysville City Cemetery. Cody’s line: Mark Stromberg & Teena Marie Williams > Victor Wayne Stromberg & Carolyn Thornley >James Done Thornley & Essie Jane Stoddard > James Thornley & Mary Alice Smith > Jonathan Heber Smith & Alice Done > Jonathan Smith & Nancy Jane Taylor.
Rex Wells Thompson, 89, died 14 Dec 2020. See –Pleasnat Green Taylor & Sarah Jane Marler (Lake)
-James Caldwell Taylor & Sarah Mariah Hyde
Death: Nelda Corbridge (Bingham), 95, died 3 Jan 2021 in Preston, ID. She was born 21 Apr 1925 in Preston and married Sterling “A” Bingham 28 Aug 1942 in the Salt Lake Temple. He died 11 Nov 2012. [2012?] Interment 9 Jan 2021 in the Preston Cemetery. Nelda’s line: Lester William Corbridge & Margaret Emma Whitehead > John William Corbridge & Sarah Louisa Taylor > James Caldwell Taylor & Sarah Mariah Hyde.
-William Lawson White & Charlotte “Lottie” Taylor
Maleta Jean White (Massey), 68, died 4 Feb 2021 at her home in Riverside, KY. She was born 9 Jul 1952 in War- ren County, KY. She married Steve Massey 24 Nov 1971 in Warren County. He survives her. Funeral 7 Feb 2021 with interment in the Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens, Bowling Green, KY. Maleta’s line: Lester Maletus White & Kathleen Upton. Lester was a triple Taylor. His line: Ernest > “Dude” White & Elsie Pearl Milam, both Taylors. Dude White’s line: Alonzo Pleasant “Lonnie” White & Lelia Ann Smith > Samuel David White & Mary Jane “Mollie” Neal > William Lawson White & Charlotte “Lottie” Taylor. Elsie Pearl Milam’s line: Wesley J. Milam & Fannie Bell Lamastus, also both Taylors. Wesley Milam’s line: Obadiah Henry Milam & Charlotte Cherry > William Bailey Cherry Jr. & Frances “Frankie” Taylor. Fannie Lamastus’ line: Bedford M. Lamastus & Sarah M. White > William Lawson White & Charlotte “Lottie” Tay- lor.
