William Tatum BIRTH 1776 DEATH 12 Jul 1845 (aged 68-69) Chambers County, Alabama, USA BURIAL Menefee Cemetery, Gold Hill, Lee County, Alabama Spouse Agnes B Dent Tatum 1785-1838 Children: Albert Tatum 1810-1870 Phala B Tatum Kirk 1812-1886 Judson C Tatum 1815-1856 Created by Thomas 13 Jun 2012 -- Find A Grave Memorial 91895019, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/91895019/william-tatum
1850 Federal Census, Forsyth County, Georgia, 3 October, District 31, page 405 (scan 203), Hse/Fam #813 James Tatem [Tatum] 40 M Farmer b NC Cannot read or write Susan W Tatem 38 F b SC Cannot read or write Moses Tatem 20 M Farmer b SC Elisha Tatem 19 M Farmer b SC Daniel Tatem 16 M Farmer b SC Sarah A 14 F b Georgia Winny 11 F b Georgia Silas E Tatem 9 M b Georgia Rebecca A 7 F b Georgia Lucy M 3 4 F b Georgia Parthenia M Tatem 2 F b Georgia Doctor H Tatem 0mos M b Georgia 1860 Federal Census, Hall County, Georgia, 6 June, District 575, PO Gainesville, page 10, Hse/Fam #70 Hardy Bryant 26 M Farmer $300 Personal born GA Cannot read or write [b abt 1834] Winney E Bryant 20 F born GA Cannot read or write [b abt 1840] The 1870 census reports Hardy Bryant's wife as Mary A. This may mean that Winney had an addiotinal given nmae Mary. The birth date based on census age in 1870, also, would make her birth eyar abotu 1845, instead of 1840 as in the 1860 census, and a genealogy reprots her birth date as 12 November 1840, which is from oher death certificate. Even so, this date could be an error. But I see the 1880 census also reports an age matching about 1845 as a birth year. They are living next door to Hardy';s mother, so there is no doubt this is the correct Hady Bryant. 1870 Federal Census, Hall County, Georgia, 12 August, Fork District, PO Gainesville, page 209, Hse #1916, Fam #1784 Bryant, Hardy 32 M W Farm Laborer $0 Real Estate $180 Personal born So Carolina [b abt 1838] Bryant, Mary A 25 F W Keeping House b Georgia [b abt 1845] Bryant, Laura 1 F W born Georgia [b abt 1869] 1880 Federal Census, Hall County, Georgia, 7 June, Fork District, Enumeration District 137, page 24, Hse/Fam #49 Bryant, Hardy W M 43 Head Farmer GA SC SC [b abt 1837] Bryant, Winnie W F 36 Wife Keeping House GA GA GA [abt 1844] Bryant, Hardy W M 19 Son Working on Farm GA GA GA [abt 1861] Bryant, Mary W F 16 Dau Working on Farm GA GA GA [abt 1864] Bryant, James W M 14 Son Working on Farm GA GA GA [abt 1866] Bryant, Fannie W F 12 Dau Working on Farm GA GA GA [b abt 1868 Bryant, Susan W F 9 Dau GA GA GA [b abt 1871] Bryant, Minnie W F 5 Dau GA GA GA [b abt 1875] Bryant, Nancy W F 2 Dau GA GA GA [b abt 1878] Georgia, Deaths Index, 1914-1927 Winnie Adline Bryant [Winnie Adline Talum] Birth 12 Nov 1840 Forsyth, Georgia Death 13 Oct 1919 Hall County Death Age 78 Ethnicity American Father Name Jim Talum [all genealogies have the name as Tatum] Mother Name Westbrooks
From the name Zona, I would have thought the full given name was Arizona. All sources reporting this child, however, including the 1920 census, report her as Zona. A diminutive form of the name Zona appears in the 1910 census. 1910 Federal Census, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, 15 April, Chickasaw Township, District 25, page 1A, Hse/Fam #2 Tatum, Sam R Head M W 31 Married 10 years MS NC VA Farmer Owns [b abt 1879] Tatum, Marry Wife F W 27 Married 10 years [# of children borne not reported] AR MS MS [b abt 1883] Tatum, Zoney (Zona) Dau F W 2 AR GA AR [b abt 1901] 1920 Federal Census, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, 12 February, Ada (Chickasaw Township), District 170, page 9B, Hse #146, Family #140 Samuel R Tatum Head M W 40 Georgia Georgia Georgia Farmer Mary A Tatum Wife F W 37 Arkansas Unknown Unk Sinie E Tatum Dau F W White 14 Oklahoma Georgia Arkansas Zona L Tatum Dau F W White 12 Oklahoma Georgia Arkansas Texas Death Index, 1903-2000 Zona Mcanally Death 23 Jan 1993 Hutchinson County Gender: Female Social Security Death Index Zona L. McAnally Born 19 Jan 1908 Died 23 Jan 1993 Last Residence Borger, Hutchinson, Texas 79007 SSN 456-36-4601 issued Texas (Before 1951)
1905 Indian Census Rolls, Comanche Tribe, Oklahoma, 30 June, Kiowa Agency, Comanche Tribe, Page 22 Taum-mer-ra-da Eng Name Sidney Mah-seet Male Husband 36 A-er-wuth-take-um Female wife 41 Ne-hio Eng Name Len Parker Male Stepson 15 Tit-tah Eng Name Thomas Parker Male Stepson 13 Eng Name Mary Taum-mer-ra-da Female Dau 9 Eng Name Josephine Taum-mer-ra-da Female Dau 4 Eng Name Dyson Mah-seet Male Son 1/4 1911 Indian Census Rolls, Kiowa Comanche and Apache Tribes, Oklahoma, 30 June, Kiowa Agency, Comanche Tribe, Page 20 17 Taum-mer-ra-da (Sidney Mah seet) Head 45 M [b abt 1866] Roll #6 18 A-er-wuth-take-um 45 [b abt 1866, grave is 1853] F 19 Mary Taum-mer-ra-da Female Dau 15 [b abt 1896]
Ann Mackall Taylor Wood (1811-1875) - Born near Louisville, she married Dr. Robert C. Wood, an army surgeon, in 1829. -- Wikipedia, "Margaret Mackall (Smith) Taylor," http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Mackall_Smith_Taylor
1940 Federal Census, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, 20 April, Chickasaw Township, District 62-13, page 9B, Hse #189, Rents $6 Taylor, Austin Head M W 35 Married Grade 5 b Okla Ada, Pontotoc Co OK in 1935 Laborer [b abt 1905] Taylor, Lela Wife F W 28 Married Grade 7 b Okla Ada, Pontotoc Co OK in 1935 [b abt 1912] Tatum, Ethelyene Step-Dau F W 9 Single Grade 2 b Okla Ada, Pontotoc Co OK in 1935 [b abt 1931]
Georgia, Marriage Records From Select Counties, 1828-1978 Shadrach L Green A S Taylor License issued 28 April 1882 Marriage 30 April 1882 Gwinnett County, Georgia, USA Ceremony by William B Haslett, Minister of the Gospel Recorded 2 July 1884 Azonetta Stanton “Nettie†Taylor Wiley BIRTH 11 May 1860 Newton County, Georgia, USA DEATH 23 Dec 1934 (aged 74) Edgecombe County, North Carolina, USA BURIAL Pineview Cemetery, Pinetops, Edgecombe County, North Carolina Spouses: Shadrack L Green 1855-1884 George Wiley 1861-1898 (m. 1886) Daughter Maud A Wiley 1889-1904 Created by Lonnie Hoover 22 Nov 2010 -- Find A Grave Memorial 62015683, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/62015683/azonetta_stanton-wiley
1880 Federal Census, Cass County, Texas, 17 June, Precinct 3, District 12, Page 19 (scan 129), Hse/Fam #168 Taylor, Daniel W M 52 Farmer TN MS TN [b abt 1828] Taylor, Mary J W F 30 Keeps House TX TX TN [b abt 1826] Taylor, Cassandra W F 4 TX MS TX
1870 Federal Census, DeSoto County, Mississippi, 21 July, Township 6, PO Arkabutta, page 18, Hse/Fam #142 Taylor, Charles 24 M W Farmer $0 Real Estate $500 Personal born Miss Taylor, Perlina [matching Penina Philpot] 20 F W K. House born Miss Cannot Read or Write Taylor, Sarah 2 F W born Miss Taylor, Lucinda 1 F W born Miss Philpot, Jesse 60 M W born Miss Cannot Read or Write Philpot, Jemima 59 F W K House born Miss Philpot, Wm 18 M W Farm Laborer born Miss Cannot Write Philpot, Jane 24 F W At Home born Miss Philpot, Lucinda 15 F W At Home born Miss [b abt 1855, but not in 1860 census]
In 1880, Daniel and his wife Mary J Winter are living a few houses down the road from Joseph Sanford Jenkins, and next door to Daniel's sister Nancy Ann Taylor Day and her son Daniel H. The 1880 census age would indicate Daniel was born about 1828. Research by Harold Christian indicated he was born around 1830. "Joseph's second wife is believed to be Lucinda Taylor, sister of Nancy Ann (Taylor) Day and of Daniel Taylor, all believed to have been born in Mississippi ca 1824, ca 1825 and ca 1830, respectively." -- Jenkins Family History, http://objgenealogy.com/articles/josephsanfordjenkinshistory.pdf, page 3 1870 Federal Census, Davis County, Texas, 9 August, Precinct 3, PO Cussetta, page 30, Hse/Fam #241 Taylor, Daniel 40 M W Farmer $500 Real Estate $250 Personal b MS Taylor, Mary J 20 F W Keeps House b TX Taylor, Parlee 2 F W born TX 1880 Federal Census, Cass County, Texas, 17 June, Precinct 3, District 12, Page 19 (scan 129), Hse/Fam #168 Taylor, Daniel W M 52 Farmer TN MS TN [b abt 1828] Taylor, Mary J W F 30 Keeps House TX TX TN [b abt 1826] Taylor, Parolee W F 12 TX MS TX Taylor, Julia A W F 8 TX MS TX Taylor, William B W M 5 TX MS TX Taylor, Cassandra W F 4 TX MS TX Taylor, Daniel N W M 1 TX MS TX Winter, James W M 17 Brother-in-Law Farming TX TN TX Daniel's state of birth is reported here as Tennessee, yet I note that the birth state of the father of all the children is reported as Mississippi. That would make it seem they are step children, but their last name is reported as Taylor. An interesting thing is that the report of the children's father's birth in Mississippi matches family information about Daniel! Though this census says that Daniel was born in Tennessee, the family memories indicate he was born in Mississippi as was his sister Nancy. The date for Daniel Taylor from this census seems a likely year of birth (age 52, thus born 1828), but the place of birth as Tennessee seems questionable. This 1880 census also included an agricultural schedule, which included Daniel and several of his neighbors who are kin in various ways through marriage. 1880 Federal Census Agricultural Schedule, Cass County, Texas, 17 June, Precinct 3, District 12, page 12, Hse #215, Fam #245 Taylor, Daniel Owns Acres 30 tilled 150 woodland Farm Value $800 Hicks, William Owns 30 Acres tilled 83 woodland Farm Value $600 Christian, Joseph Owns Acres 30 tilled 130 woodland Farm Value $800 Millsap, Joseph Owns Acres 35 tilled 210 woodland Farm Value $1200 Dycus, Goldsbury Owns Acres 15 tilled 88 woodland Farm Value $400
Daniel was born about 1879 and is first recorded in the 1880 census in Cass County, Texas. 1880 Federal Census, Cass County, Texas, 17 June, Precinct 3, District 12, Page 19 (scan 129), Hse/Fam #168 Taylor, Daniel W M 52 Farmer TN MS TN [b abt 1828] Taylor, Mary J W F 30 Keeps House TX TX TN [b abt 1826] Taylor, Daniel N W M 1 TX MS TX In 1910, we find that Mary has moved with her son Daniel to Carter County, Oklahoma (Ardmore area), where many of their relatives had moved over the last two decades. 1910 Federal Census, Carter County, Oklahoma, 4 June, Graham Township, District 49, page 23B, Hse #207, Fam #209 Fowler, James H Head M W 42 Single MS AL AL Farmer Owns Taylor, Mary J Housekeeper F W 61 Widow 9 children/4 living TX AL TN Taylor, Daniel N Cropper M W 31 Single TX MS TX Farmer In about 1916, Daniel married Zell, and they remained in the same area, with his mother in the home in Carter County, Oklahoma. 1920 Federal Census, Carter County, Oklahoma, 13 February, Graham Township, District 51, page 9B, Poolville & Alma Rd, Hse #168, Fam #171 Taylor, Daniel N Head Rents M W 41 TX MS TX Farmer Taylor, Zell Wife F W 23 TX TX TX Taylor, Willard G Son M W 2yrs9mos OK TX TX Taylor, Nelson D Son M W 1yr1mo OK TX TX Smith, Mary J Mother F W 72 Widow TX AL TN Nelson does not appear in the 1930 census, so it appears this child died before 1930. 1930 Federal Census, Jefferson County, Oklahoma, 11 April, Earl Township, District 34-7, page 7B, Hse/Fam #119 Taylor, Daniel N Head Rents Has Radio M W 50 Married at age 35 TX TX TX Farmer [b abt 1880] Taylor, Zell Wife F W 32 Married at age 18 TX TX TX [b abt 1898] Taylor, Gerand [Willard] H Son M W 13 Single Okla Tex Tex [b abt 1917] Taylor, Kenneth A Son M W 7 Single Okla Tex Tex [b abt 1923] Carter, Charles C Nephew M W 15 Single [b abt 1915] Daniel appears to have died about 1933. In the 1940 census, his wife Zell is married to Quenton Wood and there are 6-year-old twins in the home that seem to be Zell's children. Her 23-year-old son Willard Taylor is also in the Word household. 23-year-old Wilard in 1940 matches the 13-year-old Gerand here. The spelling is not certain, due to the handwriting. If Willard G and Gerand H are both correct names and initials, then Willard had four names: Willard Gerand H Taylor. I have not discovered what the H stands for.
Sudie Bell Mullins Birth 14 July 1892 in Pontotoc Co Oklahoma Death 25 September 1973 in Roseburg, Douglas Co, Oregon Spouse William Lucky Mullins Birth 15 March 1873 in Pickens County, Georgia Death 22 Nov 1917 in Cuervo, Guadalupe Co, New Mexico Parents: James Christopher Mullins 1840-1935 Dora Lea Taylor 1851-1924 -- Ancestry Trees, Mullins Family Tree by Gilda, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/430559/person/-2083597868?ssrc=&ftm=1 Dora Mullins Birth Jan 8, 1851 Death Jul 18, 1924 Burial Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Tupelo, Coal County, Oklahoma Created by Kris Abelli Jul 01, 2012 -- Find A Grave Memorial #92884550, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Mullins&GSiman=1&GScid=99251&GRid=92884550&
------------------ ... from the Bible of Richard Gregory, which was owned by Doctor William W. Gregory, of Charlotte, North Carolina: "Roger Gregory, my father, married Mary Cole Claiborne, and had Richard and five other children, as stated above. "Richard married the widow of William Broadnax, who was the daughter of Colonel Seth Ward, and had four children, Martha, Richard, Maria, and Seth. "Martha married General John Pegram, of Dinwiddle County, and had five sons, James West Pegram and four others, and several daughters. "Richard Gregory married, secondly, Elizabeth Wilkinson, daughter of Colonel Nathaniel Wilkinson, of Henrico County, by whom he had William W. Gregory, four sons and six daughters. "Doctor William W. Gregory married Elizabeth R. Taylor, daughter of Thomas Taylor, of Richmond, Virginia, by whom he had, in 1843, three sons, Thomas, Richard, and William Gregory." -- Peyton Neale Clarke, Old King William homes and families; an account of some of the old homesteads and families of King William County, Virginia, from its earliest settlement (Louisville: John P Morton And Company, 1897), p 37, https://archive.org/stream/oldkingwilliamho00clar/oldkingwilliamho00clar_djvu.txt ------------------
Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002 William G Strange Elsie Taylor Bond of $1250 signed by W G Strange and J B Hardeman Marriage 6 August 1927 Cocke County License issued 6 August 1927 Ceremony by D H Lowe (?), J P Registered Cocke County Marriage Book, p 272
Frances was the daughter of James Taylor, Jr. and an ancestor of future President Zachary Taylor. She was married to Ambrose Madison, James Madison, Sr's father. This made her James Madison Jr (4th Pres. of the U.S.) and his younger brother William Taylor Madison's, grandmother. -- Resource: Ancestors of American Presidents by Gary Boyd Roberts; The Parish - Clary Genealogy book compiled by Valerie Knost Price, GG grand-daughter of Harriet Madison Parish of Cynthiana, KY, through Taylor-Dabney-Thompson-Madison.ged "It is fairly well documented that James & Martha had 9 children: Frances, Mildred, George, Tabitha, Erasmus, Hanna, Martha, Zachary & James (all probably born in King & Queen Co.). James II has not been proven to have ever lived in Orange Co., though he undoubtedly visited there with Alexander Spotswood and probably on his own after that. In his last land patents shortly before his death he is of Drysdale Parish (partly in Caroline Co. & partly in King & Queen Co)" -- Steve Taylor, Note on Our Family, 30 November 2012
Texas, Marriage Collection, 1814-1909 and 1966-2011 Frances N Taylor Gender Female Age 30, Birth Year abt 1941 Marriage 4 Dec 1971 Galveston, Texas Spouse Rube L Lynch Spouse Age 27 Source Texas Marriage Index, 1966-2002 U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 2 Frances Lynch Birth Date 4 Aug 1941 Address 2009 Fn/Taylor, Temple, TX, 76502
"I hereby certify that Henry Taylor and Selina Hayes were this day july joined in Matrimony by me, this 21 day of Nov 1878 J C Zackeny Justice of the Peace" -- Marriage license of Henry Taylor and Selina Hayes, 19 Nov 1878, p 178, Habersham County Marriage Record Book, From Ancestry.com Research Library, accessed 26 July 20914 Henry Taylor Birth Oct. 11, 1855 Death Aug. 12, 1909 Burial Old Toccoa Baptist Church Cemetery, Toccoa, Stephens County, Georgia Created by Brenda Oct 14, 2011 -- Find A Grave Memorial #78360092, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Taylor&GSiman=1&GScid=36065&GRid=78360092&
This is James Taylor II, Junior or the Younger. His father James Taylor I or James Taylor the Elder was the first of the Taylor line to come to the colonies. Researcher Steve Taylor points out that the parentage of James Taylor Sr is uncertain. Traveling to the colony, James I arrived in Virginia "in an unknown year on an unknown ship." This James Taylor is sometimes referred to, even in formal sources, as a Colonel, but Steve points out that James was not styled a Colonel. "The first record of him is in Dec 1675 when he purchased 200 acres from Thomas Reynolds." -- Steve Taylor, email to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 22 November 2010 Some genealogy sources have reported that James Taylor Jr was born in Orange County. This was a later name for the area where the family lived at the time of James' birth. Contributor Steve Taylor comments: ========================= Orange County was created in 1734. This should more likely be New Kent County although there is no proof of where James Taylor I was living in 1674 when James II was born. The first record of James I in VA is in 1675 when he purchased 200 acres from Thomas Reinolds. -- Source: Library of VA--land patents, Book 7 page 520, patent date Oct 30, 1686 (http://www.lva.virginia.gov) James Taylor purchased 200 acres in 1675. The first time James II was most likely in what would become Orange Co. was in 1716 when he was a surveyor in the Spotswood expedition (Knights of the Golden Horseshoe) exploring the Piedmont area. -- Steve Taylor, Note on Our Family, 30 October 2010 ========================= There is a record in the International Marriages Register for James Taylor and Martha Thompson, but amazingly, it does not give the marriage date and information! We do get the names and birth years. The birth years are apparently approximate based presumably on the ages, which are likewise not reported here. Another similar record reports the birth year of Taylor as 1670. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 James Taylor, Gender: male, Birth 1675 VA Spouse Name: Martha Thompson, Spouse Birth 1679 VA A very detailed genealogy reports credible-sounding details about James, though it does not report the sources for this information. Because of the information there about the burial, it appears the compiler found this information on the grave, but the genealogy does not give details or a photo of the stone. This source indicates that James died in a portion of old King and Queen County, Virginia, that became part of the later Orange County, established in 1734. James Taylor Birth 14 MAR 1675 in New Kent County, Virginia Death 23 JUN 1729 in Orange County (King & Queen co), Virginia Parents James Taylor 1635-1698 Francis Walker 1640-1682 Marriage 23 Feb 1699 Caroline, Virginia to Martha Thompson Burial Taylor Graveyard, Old Dick Burton Place, One mile East of Court House -- Colburn Family of Dedham, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/17829572/person/562004811 D Altenberger provided a photo of a historical inscription about Bloomsbury, the estate of James Taylor: Inscription: "A mile north is Bloomsbury, estate of the pioneer, James Taylor, ancestor of Presidents James Madison and Zachary Taylor. He was a member of Spotswood's expedition over the mountains in 1716. Erected 1937 by Conservation & Development Commission. (Marker Number JJ 4.) Location. 38° 14.66' N, 78° 3.007' W. Marker is in Orange, Virginia, in Orange County." Marker is at the intersection of Constitution Highway (State Highway 20) and Bloomsbury Road, on the right when traveling west on Constitution Highway -- http://www.hmdb.org/Marker.asp?Marker=4699 -- D Altenberger, 3 Oct 2010, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/12134381/person/1086586540/photo/bddf9ff8-65f8-465b-a309-a1a91afa46e8?src=search Martha Thompson Birth 23 FEB 1679 England, Cumberland, Carlisle Death 11/19/1762 VA, Orange Co, Orange, Greenfield Plantation Buried aft 19 NOV 1762 VA, Orange Co, Orange, Taylor-Quarles Family Cemetery Marriage 02/23/1699 VA, King And Queen Co to James Taylor, Jr. Birth 14 MAR 1674 VA, New Kent Co Death 23 JUN 1729 VA, King And Queen Co King And Queen Co VAGenWeb Site This area became part of Orange County in 1734 Buried VA, Caroline Co, Hare Forest Cemetery -- Our Family Tree, http://www.ourfamtree.org/browse.php?fid=39853 Laurie Kruczek discusses James' participation on the Spottswood (Spottiswood) Project to survey the area to the Shenandoah Valley. ------------------------------------------------- James Taylor, Virginia Landowner James Taylor had been a companion of Governor Spotswood and had been one of the members of the Knights of the Golden Horseshoe in 1716. This land surveying expedition, which had crossed the Blue Ridge Mountains into the Shenandoah Valley, took possession of the land between the Blue Ridge and the ocean in the West in the name of King George I of England. Those who had been part of the expedition then began to stake out claims to the land that had been surveyed, James Taylor being among them. In 1721, Ambrose Madison (President James Madison's grandfather) married Frances Taylor. Frances was the daughter of James Taylor. The Taylors were ancestors of future President Zachary Taylor. James Taylor worked on building a 13,500-acre estate. In 1723, Taylor probably pointed out some of the best 4,675 acres of land for his two sons-in-law, Thomas Chew and Ambrose Madison, to patent jointly. This land would be part of the Madison estate originally called Mount Pleasant. When James Taylor's son, James Taylor, moved onto another portion of his father's estate, the Taylor, Chew, and Madison families became a small community in themselves, all living within a few short miles of each other. -- Laurie Kruczek, 6 Mar 2008, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/9777401/person/-624070691/media/2 ------------------------------------------------- See also Ann Blomquist, Tate, Taylor, and Southern Families, WorldConnect -- http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ann_blomquist&id=I07518 Steve Taylor reports the names of the 9 children of James and Martha Taylor and their birth place. "James Taylor II & Martha Thompson didn't have a daughter named Margaret. Please check your source for documentation. I cannot check it because it is a gedcom that I do not have access to. It is fairly well documented that James & Martha had 9 children: Frances, Mildred, George, Tabitha, Erasmus, Hanna, Martha, Zachary & James (all probably born in King & Queen Co.). James II has not been proven to have ever lived in Orange Co., though he undoubtedly visited there with Alexander Spotswood and probably on his own after that. In his last land patents shortly before his death he is of Drysdale Parish (partly in Caroline Co. & partly in King & Queen Co.)." -- Steve Taylor, Note on Our Family, 30-Nov-12