Frances "Fannie" Ellen Spaulding was the daughter of George Washington Spaulding and Frances Snow.
Frances married Egbert Jerome Shaylor. He was born in March of 1842 in Ashtabula, Ohio and died on 24 October 1926 in Auburndale, Massachusetts. He started as a clerk at G. W. Spaulding & Co. and later became a business partner. In 1870 Frances and Egbert were living in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Living in the household was their daughter, Georgiana Shaylor. After Frances' death Egbert went back to Weston, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He is listed in the 1900 and 1910 federal census for Weston.
For some time Egbert Shaylor was a salesman for the Meriden Cutlery Company of Meriden, Connecticut; but in 1898 he purchased land in Auburndale and there established the gardens which are now the Shaylor and Allison Nurseries. He was the originator of some thirty varieties of peonies and was also active in importing the best foreign varieties for the American market. An extended obituary can be found in Bulletin No. 29, of the American Peony Society for December, 1926.
The children of Frances Spaulding and E. Jerome Shaylor are:
1. Georgiana Shaylor (1867-
2. Minnie W. Shaylor (1869-1869)
3. Eunice "Eunie" H. Shaylor (1872-1879)
Frances married Egbert Jerome Shaylor. He was born in March of 1842 in Ashtabula, Ohio and died on 24 October 1926 in Auburndale, Massachusetts. He started as a clerk at G. W. Spaulding & Co. and later became a business partner. In 1870 Frances and Egbert were living in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Living in the household was their daughter, Georgiana Shaylor. After Frances' death Egbert went back to Weston, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He is listed in the 1900 and 1910 federal census for Weston.
For some time Egbert Shaylor was a salesman for the Meriden Cutlery Company of Meriden, Connecticut; but in 1898 he purchased land in Auburndale and there established the gardens which are now the Shaylor and Allison Nurseries. He was the originator of some thirty varieties of peonies and was also active in importing the best foreign varieties for the American market. An extended obituary can be found in Bulletin No. 29, of the American Peony Society for December, 1926.
The children of Frances Spaulding and E. Jerome Shaylor are:
1. Georgiana Shaylor (1867-
2. Minnie W. Shaylor (1869-1869)
3. Eunice "Eunie" H. Shaylor (1872-1879)
Frances "Fannie" Ellen Spaulding was the daughter of George Washington Spaulding and Frances Snow.
Frances married Egbert Jerome Shaylor. He was born in March of 1842 in Ashtabula, Ohio and died on 24 October 1926 in Auburndale, Massachusetts. He started as a clerk at G. W. Spaulding & Co. and later became a business partner. In 1870 Frances and Egbert were living in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Living in the household was their daughter, Georgiana Shaylor. After Frances' death Egbert went back to Weston, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He is listed in the 1900 and 1910 federal census for Weston.
For some time Egbert Shaylor was a salesman for the Meriden Cutlery Company of Meriden, Connecticut; but in 1898 he purchased land in Auburndale and there established the gardens which are now the Shaylor and Allison Nurseries. He was the originator of some thirty varieties of peonies and was also active in importing the best foreign varieties for the American market. An extended obituary can be found in Bulletin No. 29, of the American Peony Society for December, 1926.
The children of Frances Spaulding and E. Jerome Shaylor are:
1. Georgiana Shaylor (1867-
2. Minnie W. Shaylor (1869-1869)
3. Eunice "Eunie" H. Shaylor (1872-1879)
Frances married Egbert Jerome Shaylor. He was born in March of 1842 in Ashtabula, Ohio and died on 24 October 1926 in Auburndale, Massachusetts. He started as a clerk at G. W. Spaulding & Co. and later became a business partner. In 1870 Frances and Egbert were living in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Living in the household was their daughter, Georgiana Shaylor. After Frances' death Egbert went back to Weston, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He is listed in the 1900 and 1910 federal census for Weston.
For some time Egbert Shaylor was a salesman for the Meriden Cutlery Company of Meriden, Connecticut; but in 1898 he purchased land in Auburndale and there established the gardens which are now the Shaylor and Allison Nurseries. He was the originator of some thirty varieties of peonies and was also active in importing the best foreign varieties for the American market. An extended obituary can be found in Bulletin No. 29, of the American Peony Society for December, 1926.
The children of Frances Spaulding and E. Jerome Shaylor are:
1. Georgiana Shaylor (1867-
2. Minnie W. Shaylor (1869-1869)
3. Eunice "Eunie" H. Shaylor (1872-1879)
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