Obit in the Seneca, KS paper March 24, 1910.
Died at Scotch Valley, KS.
Buried at Scotch Valley Cemetery & moved to the Pawnee City, NE cemetery.
(From his wife's obituary, 1920)
Andrew Taylor was a brother of Robert and John Taylor, the three families coming here sixty years ago. John and Robert settled on farms between here and Pawnee City, while Andrew went across the line into Kansas in the DuBois neighborhood.
Married to Elizabeth Edwards on April 21, 1860.
(Table Rock Argus, March 17, 1910.)
Andrew Taylor died at his farm home near DuBois at 6 o'clock on Monday morning from paralysis. The deceased was about 70 years of age and had lived in this county for forty years. The funeral was held on Wednesday from his home. He was an uncle of Mrs. D. K. Miller, who with her son, Gordon, attended the funeral service.
Died at Scotch Valley, KS.
Buried at Scotch Valley Cemetery & moved to the Pawnee City, NE cemetery.
(From his wife's obituary, 1920)
Andrew Taylor was a brother of Robert and John Taylor, the three families coming here sixty years ago. John and Robert settled on farms between here and Pawnee City, while Andrew went across the line into Kansas in the DuBois neighborhood.
Married to Elizabeth Edwards on April 21, 1860.
(Table Rock Argus, March 17, 1910.)
Andrew Taylor died at his farm home near DuBois at 6 o'clock on Monday morning from paralysis. The deceased was about 70 years of age and had lived in this county for forty years. The funeral was held on Wednesday from his home. He was an uncle of Mrs. D. K. Miller, who with her son, Gordon, attended the funeral service.
Obit in the Seneca, KS paper March 24, 1910.
Died at Scotch Valley, KS.
Buried at Scotch Valley Cemetery & moved to the Pawnee City, NE cemetery.
(From his wife's obituary, 1920)
Andrew Taylor was a brother of Robert and John Taylor, the three families coming here sixty years ago. John and Robert settled on farms between here and Pawnee City, while Andrew went across the line into Kansas in the DuBois neighborhood.
Married to Elizabeth Edwards on April 21, 1860.
(Table Rock Argus, March 17, 1910.)
Andrew Taylor died at his farm home near DuBois at 6 o'clock on Monday morning from paralysis. The deceased was about 70 years of age and had lived in this county for forty years. The funeral was held on Wednesday from his home. He was an uncle of Mrs. D. K. Miller, who with her son, Gordon, attended the funeral service.
Died at Scotch Valley, KS.
Buried at Scotch Valley Cemetery & moved to the Pawnee City, NE cemetery.
(From his wife's obituary, 1920)
Andrew Taylor was a brother of Robert and John Taylor, the three families coming here sixty years ago. John and Robert settled on farms between here and Pawnee City, while Andrew went across the line into Kansas in the DuBois neighborhood.
Married to Elizabeth Edwards on April 21, 1860.
(Table Rock Argus, March 17, 1910.)
Andrew Taylor died at his farm home near DuBois at 6 o'clock on Monday morning from paralysis. The deceased was about 70 years of age and had lived in this county for forty years. The funeral was held on Wednesday from his home. He was an uncle of Mrs. D. K. Miller, who with her son, Gordon, attended the funeral service.
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