Occupation: Farmer
Route 2, Purcell,Okla
Religion: Methodist
Education: Indianola Business College,Indian Territory.
Father: David T. Taylor b: 10 MAR 1843, Washington, IL.
Mother: Eliza Ann Pate b: 15 OCT 1845, IL.
He married Bertha Jane Peery, b: 30 JUL 1881, Wellsville, MO, on 20 JAN 1910, in Lexington, Cleveland Co., OK, and moved to the Fairview community, where they lived for many years. His wife, a teacher in her earlier years in AR, was the first teacher at the Johnson School, northwest of Purcell, in 1907, the year of Oklahoma's Statehood. She was selected Pioneer Woman of Oklahoma in 1957.
At the time of Mrs.Taylor's passing, in 1967, their living children were: daughters, Mrs. Ray Jones, Purcell; Mrs. Clay Dockery, Pauls Valley; Mrs. James Sorrels, OKC; sons, M.G., Jr. and Jack Blackwell, Purcell; 5 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren.
Route 2, Purcell,Okla
Religion: Methodist
Education: Indianola Business College,Indian Territory.
Father: David T. Taylor b: 10 MAR 1843, Washington, IL.
Mother: Eliza Ann Pate b: 15 OCT 1845, IL.
He married Bertha Jane Peery, b: 30 JUL 1881, Wellsville, MO, on 20 JAN 1910, in Lexington, Cleveland Co., OK, and moved to the Fairview community, where they lived for many years. His wife, a teacher in her earlier years in AR, was the first teacher at the Johnson School, northwest of Purcell, in 1907, the year of Oklahoma's Statehood. She was selected Pioneer Woman of Oklahoma in 1957.
At the time of Mrs.Taylor's passing, in 1967, their living children were: daughters, Mrs. Ray Jones, Purcell; Mrs. Clay Dockery, Pauls Valley; Mrs. James Sorrels, OKC; sons, M.G., Jr. and Jack Blackwell, Purcell; 5 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren.
Occupation: Farmer
Route 2, Purcell,Okla
Religion: Methodist
Education: Indianola Business College,Indian Territory.
Father: David T. Taylor b: 10 MAR 1843, Washington, IL.
Mother: Eliza Ann Pate b: 15 OCT 1845, IL.
He married Bertha Jane Peery, b: 30 JUL 1881, Wellsville, MO, on 20 JAN 1910, in Lexington, Cleveland Co., OK, and moved to the Fairview community, where they lived for many years. His wife, a teacher in her earlier years in AR, was the first teacher at the Johnson School, northwest of Purcell, in 1907, the year of Oklahoma's Statehood. She was selected Pioneer Woman of Oklahoma in 1957.
At the time of Mrs.Taylor's passing, in 1967, their living children were: daughters, Mrs. Ray Jones, Purcell; Mrs. Clay Dockery, Pauls Valley; Mrs. James Sorrels, OKC; sons, M.G., Jr. and Jack Blackwell, Purcell; 5 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren.
Route 2, Purcell,Okla
Religion: Methodist
Education: Indianola Business College,Indian Territory.
Father: David T. Taylor b: 10 MAR 1843, Washington, IL.
Mother: Eliza Ann Pate b: 15 OCT 1845, IL.
He married Bertha Jane Peery, b: 30 JUL 1881, Wellsville, MO, on 20 JAN 1910, in Lexington, Cleveland Co., OK, and moved to the Fairview community, where they lived for many years. His wife, a teacher in her earlier years in AR, was the first teacher at the Johnson School, northwest of Purcell, in 1907, the year of Oklahoma's Statehood. She was selected Pioneer Woman of Oklahoma in 1957.
At the time of Mrs.Taylor's passing, in 1967, their living children were: daughters, Mrs. Ray Jones, Purcell; Mrs. Clay Dockery, Pauls Valley; Mrs. James Sorrels, OKC; sons, M.G., Jr. and Jack Blackwell, Purcell; 5 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren.
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