Deen, Fordice, Hallett, Hodges and Van Horn Families - Person Sheet
Deen, Fordice, Hallett, Hodges and Van Horn Families - Person Sheet
NameIsaac Taylor
Birthabt 1792, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
Death21 Aug 1875, North Versailles, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
FatherRobert (II) Taylor (1740-1824)
MotherAnna Sample
Spouses
Birth1806, Pennsylvania
Death25 Aug 1877, North Versailles, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
FatherHenry Carver Bosler (1785-1844)
MotherHannah Unknown (1786-)
Marriage22 Aug 1824, Pennsylvania
Notes for Isaac Taylor
8
Children:
Margaret Taylor 1816 – 1854
Hettie Taylor 1825 – 1887
Henry Bosler Taylor 1826 – 1897
Robert Taylor 1830 –
John Taylor 1835 –
William Taylor 1838 –
Elizabeth Taylor 1843 –
Clara Taylor 1844 –
James Taylor 1847 –
Joseph Taylor 1849 –
Edward Taylor
Jordan, John W. Genealogical and Personal History of Western Pennsylvania, Vol. 2
Isaac Taylor cleared and improved his purchase by the erection of a suitable building yet standing and by a careful tilling of the soil improving rather than decreasing its fertility. He cultivated the farm with the aid of his sons and retained its management until his death in 1875, aged eighty-one years. His wife survived him one year, her age at death seventy-one years. He was a man of quiet and retiring disposition, industrious and faithful to all his obligations.
Isaac Taylor married Margaret Larimer, who bore him three children: 1. Catherine, married James Robinson, and died in Uniontown, Pennsylvania. 2. Caroline, married William Carothers, and died in Uniontown. 3. Margaret, married Dr. William Irwin, and died in Stewartsville, Pennsylvania. He married Elizabeth Bosler, who bore him fourteen children: 4. Henry, was a farmer of North Versailles, deceased. 5. Robert, was a lumber and grain dealer of West Newton, Pennsylvania, deceased. 6. Hettie, married Hamilton Larimer, and died in Stewartsville, Pennsylvania. 7. John, was a farmer of Illinois, deceased. 8. William, a farmer of Iowa. 9. Elizabeth, now residing at the old homestead in North Versailles township. 10. Clara, died at the age of forty-five years after a life spent on the old homestead, unmarried. 11. James, residing at the homestead farm, unmarried. 12. Joseph, now a farmer of Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania. 13. Edward, of further mention. Four other children died in infancy.
Children:
Margaret Taylor 1816 – 1854
Hettie Taylor 1825 – 1887
Henry Bosler Taylor 1826 – 1897
Robert Taylor 1830 –
John Taylor 1835 –
William Taylor 1838 –
Elizabeth Taylor 1843 –
Clara Taylor 1844 –
James Taylor 1847 –
Joseph Taylor 1849 –
Edward Taylor
Jordan, John W. Genealogical and Personal History of Western Pennsylvania, Vol. 2
Isaac Taylor cleared and improved his purchase by the erection of a suitable building yet standing and by a careful tilling of the soil improving rather than decreasing its fertility. He cultivated the farm with the aid of his sons and retained its management until his death in 1875, aged eighty-one years. His wife survived him one year, her age at death seventy-one years. He was a man of quiet and retiring disposition, industrious and faithful to all his obligations.
Isaac Taylor married Margaret Larimer, who bore him three children: 1. Catherine, married James Robinson, and died in Uniontown, Pennsylvania. 2. Caroline, married William Carothers, and died in Uniontown. 3. Margaret, married Dr. William Irwin, and died in Stewartsville, Pennsylvania. He married Elizabeth Bosler, who bore him fourteen children: 4. Henry, was a farmer of North Versailles, deceased. 5. Robert, was a lumber and grain dealer of West Newton, Pennsylvania, deceased. 6. Hettie, married Hamilton Larimer, and died in Stewartsville, Pennsylvania. 7. John, was a farmer of Illinois, deceased. 8. William, a farmer of Iowa. 9. Elizabeth, now residing at the old homestead in North Versailles township. 10. Clara, died at the age of forty-five years after a life spent on the old homestead, unmarried. 11. James, residing at the homestead farm, unmarried. 12. Joseph, now a farmer of Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania. 13. Edward, of further mention. Four other children died in infancy.