Person:Isaac Taylor (6)

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Isaac W Taylor
b.7 Mar 1839 Saline, Missouri, United States
d.6 Jul 1906 Renfrow, Grant, Oklahoma, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. Abt 1824
  1. _____ TaylorBet 1825 & 1829 -
  2. _____ TaylorBet 1825 & 1829 -
  3. James M Taylor1830 -
  4. Cornelius Taylor1832 -
  5. Thomas W Taylor1834 -
  6. Henry H Taylor1837 -
  7. Isaac W Taylor1839 - 1906
Spouse and Children
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m. 20 Sep 1866
  1. Thomas T. Taylor1868 -
  2. Julia A. Taylor1870 - 1952
  3. _____ Taylor1871 - 1871
  4. James R Taylor1872 -
  5. Margaret Kincheloe Taylor1874 - 1957
  6. Sarah Taylor1878 - Bef 1900
  7. Jeanette Taylor1879 -
  8. Lu Effie Taylor1881 - 1965
  9. William S. Taylor1882 -
  10. Isaac Frederick Taylor1884 - 1961
  11. Della Taylor1889 -
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Facts and Events
Name Isaac W Taylor
Gender Male
Birth? 7 Mar 1839 Saline, Missouri, United States
Military[2] From 1862 to 1865 Missouri, United StatesCivil War - Union, Mounted Cavalry
Marriage 20 Sep 1866 Saline, Missouri, United Statesto Sarah Atchison
Census[3] 1880 Saline, Missouri, United StatesSalt Pond (township) ; farmer
Medical[2] Arthritis And "Bad Nerves" due to the war
Death? 6 Jul 1906 Renfrow, Grant, Oklahoma, United States
Burial[1] Troxel Cemetery, Grant, Oklahoma, United States
Physical Description[2] 5'10" Light Hair, Blue Eyes, Light Complexion

Isaac W. Taylor, at the age of 23 was a Private in Company F, Seventh Regimental Cavalry, S.M. Volunteers. He served under Captain Wilson. He enlisted on March 10, 1862 in Brownsville, MO, and mustered out April 22, 1865. According to family oral history, Isaac was wounded in a battle; he was saved by his horse, who stood over him until help arrived.

References
  1. ↑ Obituary, in Renfrow Newspaper (Renfrow Oklahoma).

    IN MEMORY OF I.W. TAYLOR
    Isaac W. Taylor was born March 7, 1839, in Saline county, Missouri, died at his home July 6th 1906. During the day he was in as good health as usual and said if it was God's will when his time had come to die that he wanted to be taken suddenly. In the evening he was taken with a severe pain in the breast, which went to his heart from which he expired in less than thirty minutes from the time he was taken. Brother Taylor enlisted in the civil war in 1861, fought for his country nearly four years. After coming home from the war he professed faith in Christ and was baptized by Elder Birchfield into the Baptist church in 1865. In 1866 he was married to Miss Sarah Atchison who still lives to mourn the loss of the companion of her youth. He moved with his family from Missouri to Texas and from there to Oklahoma in 1891 where he resided until his death. He leaves his companion and nine children to mourn the loss of a devoted husband and loving father, but we should not mourn for him as we would for one in whom we had no hope for you know he said while suffering that he was prepared to go, and God has said, "Blessed are they that die in the Lord." The funeral sermon was preached by elder Birchfield of Warrensburg, Missouri on Sunday morning July 8th, at the Fairview Baptist church of which he was a member. His body was laid away int he Troxel cemetery to await the sounding of the Trump of God to awake us out of sleep to arise in the likeness and image of our God. A.A. B.

  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Pension Application
    1343.
  3. ↑ United States. 1880 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T9).

    Isaac W. Taylor is age 41, a farmer born in MO
    Sarah is age 33, born in MO
    Thomas T. is age 12, born in MO
    Julia A. ia gae 10, born in MO
    James is age 8, born in MO
    Margaret K. is age 5, born in MO
    Sarah is age 2, born in MO
    Jennett is age 6 Months, born in MO

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