Edmund B. Taylor was born about 1805 in Lincoln County, Kentucky. His birth date is estimated by his younger brother's , Obadiah, birth date of 1807. Edmund's father, John, was on the 1800 Tax List of Lincoln County. Edmond B. married Jane McMurry on 17 Oct 1827 in Lincoln County and was listed there on the 1830 Census. By 1840, Edmond B. was living in Missouri as he appears on the 1840 Census of Ray County.
On the 10th day of January 1847, Edmund B. Taylor of Ray County, Missouri, signed his will at Bent's Fort on the Arkansas River. The witnesses were A. W. Enos and W. F. Dyer who both signed depositions when the will was probated in 1849 in Ray County. Alonson W. Enos was an Assistant Quartermaster with the rank of Captain during the Mexican War. William F. Dyer was a licensed Indian agent.
Edmond's minor children at the time of his death were John T., Mary Jane, and Obadiah.
On the 10th day of January 1847, Edmund B. Taylor of Ray County, Missouri, signed his will at Bent's Fort on the Arkansas River. The witnesses were A. W. Enos and W. F. Dyer who both signed depositions when the will was probated in 1849 in Ray County. Alonson W. Enos was an Assistant Quartermaster with the rank of Captain during the Mexican War. William F. Dyer was a licensed Indian agent.
Edmond's minor children at the time of his death were John T., Mary Jane, and Obadiah.
Edmund B. Taylor was born about 1805 in Lincoln County, Kentucky. His birth date is estimated by his younger brother's , Obadiah, birth date of 1807. Edmund's father, John, was on the 1800 Tax List of Lincoln County. Edmond B. married Jane McMurry on 17 Oct 1827 in Lincoln County and was listed there on the 1830 Census. By 1840, Edmond B. was living in Missouri as he appears on the 1840 Census of Ray County.
On the 10th day of January 1847, Edmund B. Taylor of Ray County, Missouri, signed his will at Bent's Fort on the Arkansas River. The witnesses were A. W. Enos and W. F. Dyer who both signed depositions when the will was probated in 1849 in Ray County. Alonson W. Enos was an Assistant Quartermaster with the rank of Captain during the Mexican War. William F. Dyer was a licensed Indian agent.
Edmond's minor children at the time of his death were John T., Mary Jane, and Obadiah.
On the 10th day of January 1847, Edmund B. Taylor of Ray County, Missouri, signed his will at Bent's Fort on the Arkansas River. The witnesses were A. W. Enos and W. F. Dyer who both signed depositions when the will was probated in 1849 in Ray County. Alonson W. Enos was an Assistant Quartermaster with the rank of Captain during the Mexican War. William F. Dyer was a licensed Indian agent.
Edmond's minor children at the time of his death were John T., Mary Jane, and Obadiah.
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