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Betty Evelyn <I>Russell</I> Taylor

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Betty Evelyn Russell Taylor

Birth
High Point, Davidson County, North Carolina, USA
Death
5 Apr 1994 (aged 59)
Orange County, Florida, USA
Burial
Winter Park, Orange County, Florida, USA Add to Map
Plot
B Garden of Memories
Memorial ID
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Daughter of James Earl Russell and Dolly M Logan. They married on November 9, 1928 in Guilford, NC. His parents are DF and Mildred Russell, hers are Richard Samuel Logan and Lucy Mae Haney.

In the 1940 Census she is living in High Point, NC with her parents and siblings: James T and Earline Mae (Lynn). Her father owns a Grocery Store, her mother is a Pairer in a Hosiery Mill.

By the 1950 Census she is living in Orlando, FL with her parents and same siblings. Her parents now own a Retail Furniture Store. Her brother James is working there.

She graduated from Edgewater High School, Orlando, FL with the class of 1952.

She married Warren Douglas Musselwhite on September 5, 1954. Her children by him are Douglas and Derrick. Later she married Ledford and Scott, before she married Larry W Taylor.
Daughter of James Earl Russell and Dolly M Logan. They married on November 9, 1928 in Guilford, NC. His parents are DF and Mildred Russell, hers are Richard Samuel Logan and Lucy Mae Haney.

In the 1940 Census she is living in High Point, NC with her parents and siblings: James T and Earline Mae (Lynn). Her father owns a Grocery Store, her mother is a Pairer in a Hosiery Mill.

By the 1950 Census she is living in Orlando, FL with her parents and same siblings. Her parents now own a Retail Furniture Store. Her brother James is working there.

She graduated from Edgewater High School, Orlando, FL with the class of 1952.

She married Warren Douglas Musselwhite on September 5, 1954. Her children by him are Douglas and Derrick. Later she married Ledford and Scott, before she married Larry W Taylor.


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