Doris grew up on the Baldwin Family farm near Ada, in Ottawa Co, KS. She attended Emporia Teacher's College after attending the one-room school near her home. She then returned to that one-room school to teach for a couple of years.
She grew up in a very musical family and learned to play the piano and violin.
She then traveled to Wichita, KS to work in a furniture store for awhile in the early 1940's, then to Boeing during World War II, where she met her future husband, Norris Taylor.
They married on Nov 11, 1942 and had five children. See her husband's bio for more information about their life together.
She died at age 86 in Manhattan, KS.
Although she was cremated, there is a physical plot and memorial headstone at this cemetery.
She grew up in a very musical family and learned to play the piano and violin.
She then traveled to Wichita, KS to work in a furniture store for awhile in the early 1940's, then to Boeing during World War II, where she met her future husband, Norris Taylor.
They married on Nov 11, 1942 and had five children. See her husband's bio for more information about their life together.
She died at age 86 in Manhattan, KS.
Although she was cremated, there is a physical plot and memorial headstone at this cemetery.
Doris grew up on the Baldwin Family farm near Ada, in Ottawa Co, KS. She attended Emporia Teacher's College after attending the one-room school near her home. She then returned to that one-room school to teach for a couple of years.
She grew up in a very musical family and learned to play the piano and violin.
She then traveled to Wichita, KS to work in a furniture store for awhile in the early 1940's, then to Boeing during World War II, where she met her future husband, Norris Taylor.
They married on Nov 11, 1942 and had five children. See her husband's bio for more information about their life together.
She died at age 86 in Manhattan, KS.
Although she was cremated, there is a physical plot and memorial headstone at this cemetery.
She grew up in a very musical family and learned to play the piano and violin.
She then traveled to Wichita, KS to work in a furniture store for awhile in the early 1940's, then to Boeing during World War II, where she met her future husband, Norris Taylor.
They married on Nov 11, 1942 and had five children. See her husband's bio for more information about their life together.
She died at age 86 in Manhattan, KS.
Although she was cremated, there is a physical plot and memorial headstone at this cemetery.
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