Virginia's middle initial varies between E. and A. in records. In the obituary of her son, George, she was named as Anna McDaniel Taylor
She married John James Taylor in McLean County, Illinois on 13 Aug 1868.
She was the mother of 10 children (9 sons and 1 daughter)
Charles, Samuel, Annetta, George, Harvey, Earnest, Earl, Cecil, Francis and one unknown child who died before 1910
Her date of death is between 1910-1920
Her death place would most likely be around the Brown County, Illinois or in Longmont, Boulder, Colorado.
Virginia is last seen in the household of her daughter and son-in-law in a census record that was enumerated on 18 Apr 1910 in Longmont, Colorado
An Illinois newspaper article printed on 25 May 1910 states that her husband, J.J. Taylor had been wintering in Colorado and had taken out a homestead 100 miles east of Denver and was planning on building a house there. (No mention of Virginia in the article)
She married John James Taylor in McLean County, Illinois on 13 Aug 1868.
She was the mother of 10 children (9 sons and 1 daughter)
Charles, Samuel, Annetta, George, Harvey, Earnest, Earl, Cecil, Francis and one unknown child who died before 1910
Her date of death is between 1910-1920
Her death place would most likely be around the Brown County, Illinois or in Longmont, Boulder, Colorado.
Virginia is last seen in the household of her daughter and son-in-law in a census record that was enumerated on 18 Apr 1910 in Longmont, Colorado
An Illinois newspaper article printed on 25 May 1910 states that her husband, J.J. Taylor had been wintering in Colorado and had taken out a homestead 100 miles east of Denver and was planning on building a house there. (No mention of Virginia in the article)
Virginia's middle initial varies between E. and A. in records. In the obituary of her son, George, she was named as Anna McDaniel Taylor
She married John James Taylor in McLean County, Illinois on 13 Aug 1868.
She was the mother of 10 children (9 sons and 1 daughter)
Charles, Samuel, Annetta, George, Harvey, Earnest, Earl, Cecil, Francis and one unknown child who died before 1910
Her date of death is between 1910-1920
Her death place would most likely be around the Brown County, Illinois or in Longmont, Boulder, Colorado.
Virginia is last seen in the household of her daughter and son-in-law in a census record that was enumerated on 18 Apr 1910 in Longmont, Colorado
An Illinois newspaper article printed on 25 May 1910 states that her husband, J.J. Taylor had been wintering in Colorado and had taken out a homestead 100 miles east of Denver and was planning on building a house there. (No mention of Virginia in the article)
She married John James Taylor in McLean County, Illinois on 13 Aug 1868.
She was the mother of 10 children (9 sons and 1 daughter)
Charles, Samuel, Annetta, George, Harvey, Earnest, Earl, Cecil, Francis and one unknown child who died before 1910
Her date of death is between 1910-1920
Her death place would most likely be around the Brown County, Illinois or in Longmont, Boulder, Colorado.
Virginia is last seen in the household of her daughter and son-in-law in a census record that was enumerated on 18 Apr 1910 in Longmont, Colorado
An Illinois newspaper article printed on 25 May 1910 states that her husband, J.J. Taylor had been wintering in Colorado and had taken out a homestead 100 miles east of Denver and was planning on building a house there. (No mention of Virginia in the article)
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