Daivid is the son and last child born to Mary Ann Fenner and Benjamin Taylor.
His family immigrated to America in 1841, entering through Canada, across the Great Lakes.
He was their fourth child to die in childhood; Sarah, born and died in England in 1840, prior to their immigration to America.
They migrated to Iowa, where six of their children were born and two died - William (1842-1847) and Robert (1846-1847). Young William had lived to 5, Robert only one year; both are buried in Lee County, Iowa.
At one time a memorial plaque was located north of the gravestone of David's mother, in the Willard Precinct Cemetery, but re-location of his original grave is questionable.
No gravestone marks his resting place at this date.
His family immigrated to America in 1841, entering through Canada, across the Great Lakes.
He was their fourth child to die in childhood; Sarah, born and died in England in 1840, prior to their immigration to America.
They migrated to Iowa, where six of their children were born and two died - William (1842-1847) and Robert (1846-1847). Young William had lived to 5, Robert only one year; both are buried in Lee County, Iowa.
At one time a memorial plaque was located north of the gravestone of David's mother, in the Willard Precinct Cemetery, but re-location of his original grave is questionable.
No gravestone marks his resting place at this date.
Daivid is the son and last child born to Mary Ann Fenner and Benjamin Taylor.
His family immigrated to America in 1841, entering through Canada, across the Great Lakes.
He was their fourth child to die in childhood; Sarah, born and died in England in 1840, prior to their immigration to America.
They migrated to Iowa, where six of their children were born and two died - William (1842-1847) and Robert (1846-1847). Young William had lived to 5, Robert only one year; both are buried in Lee County, Iowa.
At one time a memorial plaque was located north of the gravestone of David's mother, in the Willard Precinct Cemetery, but re-location of his original grave is questionable.
No gravestone marks his resting place at this date.
His family immigrated to America in 1841, entering through Canada, across the Great Lakes.
He was their fourth child to die in childhood; Sarah, born and died in England in 1840, prior to their immigration to America.
They migrated to Iowa, where six of their children were born and two died - William (1842-1847) and Robert (1846-1847). Young William had lived to 5, Robert only one year; both are buried in Lee County, Iowa.
At one time a memorial plaque was located north of the gravestone of David's mother, in the Willard Precinct Cemetery, but re-location of his original grave is questionable.
No gravestone marks his resting place at this date.
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