Veteran: Civil War (CSA)
h/o Frances "Fanny" Willoughby Camp.
Birth: 1st of nine reported children in Norfolk, Norfolk county, Virginia at Duke & Freemason streets.
Lost his father and became head of the family working for his uncle until Civil War when he signed up with the Confederate navy. Was serving as paymaster aboard vessel Florida until its capture, exiled in England till war was over, where he married his hometown sweetheart, then returned to Norfolk where at age thirty-three (33) he became president of Citizen's National Bank. Served the community well till death.
Census: 1850, age 15 Norfolk, Virginia with parents & two younger siblings. faher a merchant.
Census: 1860, age 25, Norfolk, Virginia with widowed mother & four younger siblings, cashier at bank.
Death: in Norfolk, Virginia.
Father: John Carr Calvert Taylor b:
Mother: Eloise M Williamson James b:
Marriage: Frances "Fanny" Willoughby Camp b: 1837 Norfolk, Norolk county, Virginia.
Marriage: 30 Mar 1865 St Helen, Sefton, Lancashire, England
Richard Taylor - Full Officer in the Confederate States Navy
Bachelor of Sephton
Fanny Willoughby Camp - Full Spinster of Waterloo
Groom's Father: John C. Calvert Taylor, Deceased, Merchant
Bride's Father: George N(sic) Camp, Banker
Witness: S. Banner; Thos. B. Rowland; Mary E. Waller Rowland; Amelia Cross; Thos. J Charlton
Witness: C. Margaret Moss
Married by Licence by: R. D. Dawson- Duffield L.L.D. Rector
Register: Marriages 1864 - 1884, Page 18, Entry 35
Source: LDS Film 1657555
Known Children
Frank Willoughby Taylor b: 19 MAR
1866 Norfolk, Virginia.
Elizabeth Armistead Taylor b: 30 OCT 1868 in Norfolk, Virginia
Richard Calvert Taylor, b. 18 SEP 1871 Norfolk, Virginia.
h/o Frances "Fanny" Willoughby Camp.
Birth: 1st of nine reported children in Norfolk, Norfolk county, Virginia at Duke & Freemason streets.
Lost his father and became head of the family working for his uncle until Civil War when he signed up with the Confederate navy. Was serving as paymaster aboard vessel Florida until its capture, exiled in England till war was over, where he married his hometown sweetheart, then returned to Norfolk where at age thirty-three (33) he became president of Citizen's National Bank. Served the community well till death.
Census: 1850, age 15 Norfolk, Virginia with parents & two younger siblings. faher a merchant.
Census: 1860, age 25, Norfolk, Virginia with widowed mother & four younger siblings, cashier at bank.
Death: in Norfolk, Virginia.
Father: John Carr Calvert Taylor b:
Mother: Eloise M Williamson James b:
Marriage: Frances "Fanny" Willoughby Camp b: 1837 Norfolk, Norolk county, Virginia.
Marriage: 30 Mar 1865 St Helen, Sefton, Lancashire, England
Richard Taylor - Full Officer in the Confederate States Navy
Bachelor of Sephton
Fanny Willoughby Camp - Full Spinster of Waterloo
Groom's Father: John C. Calvert Taylor, Deceased, Merchant
Bride's Father: George N(sic) Camp, Banker
Witness: S. Banner; Thos. B. Rowland; Mary E. Waller Rowland; Amelia Cross; Thos. J Charlton
Witness: C. Margaret Moss
Married by Licence by: R. D. Dawson- Duffield L.L.D. Rector
Register: Marriages 1864 - 1884, Page 18, Entry 35
Source: LDS Film 1657555
Known Children
Frank Willoughby Taylor b: 19 MAR
1866 Norfolk, Virginia.
Elizabeth Armistead Taylor b: 30 OCT 1868 in Norfolk, Virginia
Richard Calvert Taylor, b. 18 SEP 1871 Norfolk, Virginia.
Veteran: Civil War (CSA)
h/o Frances "Fanny" Willoughby Camp.
Birth: 1st of nine reported children in Norfolk, Norfolk county, Virginia at Duke & Freemason streets.
Lost his father and became head of the family working for his uncle until Civil War when he signed up with the Confederate navy. Was serving as paymaster aboard vessel Florida until its capture, exiled in England till war was over, where he married his hometown sweetheart, then returned to Norfolk where at age thirty-three (33) he became president of Citizen's National Bank. Served the community well till death.
Census: 1850, age 15 Norfolk, Virginia with parents & two younger siblings. faher a merchant.
Census: 1860, age 25, Norfolk, Virginia with widowed mother & four younger siblings, cashier at bank.
Death: in Norfolk, Virginia.
Father: John Carr Calvert Taylor b:
Mother: Eloise M Williamson James b:
Marriage: Frances "Fanny" Willoughby Camp b: 1837 Norfolk, Norolk county, Virginia.
Marriage: 30 Mar 1865 St Helen, Sefton, Lancashire, England
Richard Taylor - Full Officer in the Confederate States Navy
Bachelor of Sephton
Fanny Willoughby Camp - Full Spinster of Waterloo
Groom's Father: John C. Calvert Taylor, Deceased, Merchant
Bride's Father: George N(sic) Camp, Banker
Witness: S. Banner; Thos. B. Rowland; Mary E. Waller Rowland; Amelia Cross; Thos. J Charlton
Witness: C. Margaret Moss
Married by Licence by: R. D. Dawson- Duffield L.L.D. Rector
Register: Marriages 1864 - 1884, Page 18, Entry 35
Source: LDS Film 1657555
Known Children
Frank Willoughby Taylor b: 19 MAR
1866 Norfolk, Virginia.
Elizabeth Armistead Taylor b: 30 OCT 1868 in Norfolk, Virginia
Richard Calvert Taylor, b. 18 SEP 1871 Norfolk, Virginia.
h/o Frances "Fanny" Willoughby Camp.
Birth: 1st of nine reported children in Norfolk, Norfolk county, Virginia at Duke & Freemason streets.
Lost his father and became head of the family working for his uncle until Civil War when he signed up with the Confederate navy. Was serving as paymaster aboard vessel Florida until its capture, exiled in England till war was over, where he married his hometown sweetheart, then returned to Norfolk where at age thirty-three (33) he became president of Citizen's National Bank. Served the community well till death.
Census: 1850, age 15 Norfolk, Virginia with parents & two younger siblings. faher a merchant.
Census: 1860, age 25, Norfolk, Virginia with widowed mother & four younger siblings, cashier at bank.
Death: in Norfolk, Virginia.
Father: John Carr Calvert Taylor b:
Mother: Eloise M Williamson James b:
Marriage: Frances "Fanny" Willoughby Camp b: 1837 Norfolk, Norolk county, Virginia.
Marriage: 30 Mar 1865 St Helen, Sefton, Lancashire, England
Richard Taylor - Full Officer in the Confederate States Navy
Bachelor of Sephton
Fanny Willoughby Camp - Full Spinster of Waterloo
Groom's Father: John C. Calvert Taylor, Deceased, Merchant
Bride's Father: George N(sic) Camp, Banker
Witness: S. Banner; Thos. B. Rowland; Mary E. Waller Rowland; Amelia Cross; Thos. J Charlton
Witness: C. Margaret Moss
Married by Licence by: R. D. Dawson- Duffield L.L.D. Rector
Register: Marriages 1864 - 1884, Page 18, Entry 35
Source: LDS Film 1657555
Known Children
Frank Willoughby Taylor b: 19 MAR
1866 Norfolk, Virginia.
Elizabeth Armistead Taylor b: 30 OCT 1868 in Norfolk, Virginia
Richard Calvert Taylor, b. 18 SEP 1871 Norfolk, Virginia.
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