Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 2nd ed., 1885, Butler Co.
JOSEPH E. TAYLOR, Butler County, was born October 18, 1851, in Warren County, Ky., and removed with his parents in 1853, and located on Little Reedy Creek, in this county, where he has since resided. His father, James W. Taylor, also a native of Warren County, many years magistrate in Butler County, and orderly sergeant in the late war, is now living in Missouri, aged about sixty years. He was the son of Joseph Taylor, a native of Virginia, who died about 1865. James W. was twice married; first to Martia A., daughter of Enoch Floyd of Warren County (born in 1828, died July 26, 1872). Their offspring are Atwood, Richard B., Martha F. (Hosey), Joseph E., Alfred, Mack, Henry A., Douglass, Ann D. (Cropper) and James N. He was next married to Louisa E. Whalen, and their children are Clara B., Sarah J., and others. Joseph E. Taylor received a limited education in youth. He was married, October 24, 1872, to Delilah A., daughter McClung, of Butler County (born April 10, 1855), and to them have been born Lillie Florence and George Milton. Mr. Taylor is a farmer, having 400 acres of productive land. He is a member of the Masonic fraternity, and in politics a Republican.
JOSEPH E. TAYLOR, Butler County, was born October 18, 1851, in Warren County, Ky., and removed with his parents in 1853, and located on Little Reedy Creek, in this county, where he has since resided. His father, James W. Taylor, also a native of Warren County, many years magistrate in Butler County, and orderly sergeant in the late war, is now living in Missouri, aged about sixty years. He was the son of Joseph Taylor, a native of Virginia, who died about 1865. James W. was twice married; first to Martia A., daughter of Enoch Floyd of Warren County (born in 1828, died July 26, 1872). Their offspring are Atwood, Richard B., Martha F. (Hosey), Joseph E., Alfred, Mack, Henry A., Douglass, Ann D. (Cropper) and James N. He was next married to Louisa E. Whalen, and their children are Clara B., Sarah J., and others. Joseph E. Taylor received a limited education in youth. He was married, October 24, 1872, to Delilah A., daughter McClung, of Butler County (born April 10, 1855), and to them have been born Lillie Florence and George Milton. Mr. Taylor is a farmer, having 400 acres of productive land. He is a member of the Masonic fraternity, and in politics a Republican.
Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 2nd ed., 1885, Butler Co.
JOSEPH E. TAYLOR, Butler County, was born October 18, 1851, in Warren County, Ky., and removed with his parents in 1853, and located on Little Reedy Creek, in this county, where he has since resided. His father, James W. Taylor, also a native of Warren County, many years magistrate in Butler County, and orderly sergeant in the late war, is now living in Missouri, aged about sixty years. He was the son of Joseph Taylor, a native of Virginia, who died about 1865. James W. was twice married; first to Martia A., daughter of Enoch Floyd of Warren County (born in 1828, died July 26, 1872). Their offspring are Atwood, Richard B., Martha F. (Hosey), Joseph E., Alfred, Mack, Henry A., Douglass, Ann D. (Cropper) and James N. He was next married to Louisa E. Whalen, and their children are Clara B., Sarah J., and others. Joseph E. Taylor received a limited education in youth. He was married, October 24, 1872, to Delilah A., daughter McClung, of Butler County (born April 10, 1855), and to them have been born Lillie Florence and George Milton. Mr. Taylor is a farmer, having 400 acres of productive land. He is a member of the Masonic fraternity, and in politics a Republican.
JOSEPH E. TAYLOR, Butler County, was born October 18, 1851, in Warren County, Ky., and removed with his parents in 1853, and located on Little Reedy Creek, in this county, where he has since resided. His father, James W. Taylor, also a native of Warren County, many years magistrate in Butler County, and orderly sergeant in the late war, is now living in Missouri, aged about sixty years. He was the son of Joseph Taylor, a native of Virginia, who died about 1865. James W. was twice married; first to Martia A., daughter of Enoch Floyd of Warren County (born in 1828, died July 26, 1872). Their offspring are Atwood, Richard B., Martha F. (Hosey), Joseph E., Alfred, Mack, Henry A., Douglass, Ann D. (Cropper) and James N. He was next married to Louisa E. Whalen, and their children are Clara B., Sarah J., and others. Joseph E. Taylor received a limited education in youth. He was married, October 24, 1872, to Delilah A., daughter McClung, of Butler County (born April 10, 1855), and to them have been born Lillie Florence and George Milton. Mr. Taylor is a farmer, having 400 acres of productive land. He is a member of the Masonic fraternity, and in politics a Republican.
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