Ella came to Dakota in 1880 with her parents. The 1880 census Freeport, Illinois indicates Ella was a "servant" living at 496 Galena Avenue, Freeport, Illinois. Her father had died when she was 16-17 years of age. Lorell Charles Taylor and Ella married in February 1884 at Freeport, Illinois. Mr. Taylor was the son of Mr. Charles Nicholas Taylor & Mrs. Mary Baker Taylor, (Memorial # 62313602) pioneer residents of the Meckling vicinity & brother of Henry Guy Taylor of Vermillion. Four children born to this union all living at this time: they are Elmer L. of Hawarden, Iowa, Mrs. Jessie Edna Brown (b. 1887 d 1984 Kern county mckittrick, ca). Clarence W. of McKittrick, Calif, & Mrs John Sullivan, Sioux City. Other surviving relatives are two sisters: Mrs. August Rogers Piersol of Vermilion SD (aka Emma Agness Nash) a brother; Charles Nash, Bath, NY - & Mrs. Albert Gallatin Mathews(Eliza Ann Nash), Phx, AZ. The 1920 federal census indicates Ms. Taylor was widowed. Another source indicates she was divorced. I located a marriage license for L. Charles Taylor in Nebraska 1894 to Flora Hauseman or Houseman Threlkeld (findagrave.com memorial # 127942301. at ancestry.com ---https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?dbid=61335&h=243887&indiv=try&o_vc=Record:OtherRecord&rhSource=6996 (father listed as Charles N. Taylor & Mother Mary Baker Taylor matches Lorell Charles Taylor's parents, biographical data date of birth etc.) a newspaper article dated 12-4-1894 in the St. Joseph News-Press, Missouri indicates that after 5 months of marriage to Flora Houseman or Hauseman of Nova Scotia, Mr. Taylor left a box with belongings and a suicide note on the banks of a river. Authorities who responded to the call indicated they did not believe Mr. Taylor had thrown himself under the ice to die as he had written in the note.
If you have further information or ideas how to determine where Mr. Lorell Charles Taylor died or any of his life circumstances please contact me at: [email protected]
Ella died at home of her daughter Mrs. John (Mabel) Sullivan at Sioux City.
If you have further information or ideas how to determine where Mr. Lorell Charles Taylor died or any of his life circumstances please contact me at: [email protected]
Ella died at home of her daughter Mrs. John (Mabel) Sullivan at Sioux City.
Ella came to Dakota in 1880 with her parents. The 1880 census Freeport, Illinois indicates Ella was a "servant" living at 496 Galena Avenue, Freeport, Illinois. Her father had died when she was 16-17 years of age. Lorell Charles Taylor and Ella married in February 1884 at Freeport, Illinois. Mr. Taylor was the son of Mr. Charles Nicholas Taylor & Mrs. Mary Baker Taylor, (Memorial # 62313602) pioneer residents of the Meckling vicinity & brother of Henry Guy Taylor of Vermillion. Four children born to this union all living at this time: they are Elmer L. of Hawarden, Iowa, Mrs. Jessie Edna Brown (b. 1887 d 1984 Kern county mckittrick, ca). Clarence W. of McKittrick, Calif, & Mrs John Sullivan, Sioux City. Other surviving relatives are two sisters: Mrs. August Rogers Piersol of Vermilion SD (aka Emma Agness Nash) a brother; Charles Nash, Bath, NY - & Mrs. Albert Gallatin Mathews(Eliza Ann Nash), Phx, AZ. The 1920 federal census indicates Ms. Taylor was widowed. Another source indicates she was divorced. I located a marriage license for L. Charles Taylor in Nebraska 1894 to Flora Hauseman or Houseman Threlkeld (findagrave.com memorial # 127942301. at ancestry.com ---https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?dbid=61335&h=243887&indiv=try&o_vc=Record:OtherRecord&rhSource=6996 (father listed as Charles N. Taylor & Mother Mary Baker Taylor matches Lorell Charles Taylor's parents, biographical data date of birth etc.) a newspaper article dated 12-4-1894 in the St. Joseph News-Press, Missouri indicates that after 5 months of marriage to Flora Houseman or Hauseman of Nova Scotia, Mr. Taylor left a box with belongings and a suicide note on the banks of a river. Authorities who responded to the call indicated they did not believe Mr. Taylor had thrown himself under the ice to die as he had written in the note.
If you have further information or ideas how to determine where Mr. Lorell Charles Taylor died or any of his life circumstances please contact me at: [email protected]
Ella died at home of her daughter Mrs. John (Mabel) Sullivan at Sioux City.
If you have further information or ideas how to determine where Mr. Lorell Charles Taylor died or any of his life circumstances please contact me at: [email protected]
Ella died at home of her daughter Mrs. John (Mabel) Sullivan at Sioux City.
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