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 by Douglas D. Deal		Global TreeClubsMy GenCirclesSmartMatching
Farris L. Taylor1 7 SmartMatches
Birth:4 APR 1817 in Indian Creek,DeKalb County,TN
Death:9 OCT 1876 in Searcy County,AR
Sex:M
Father:Henry Watson Taylor b. 1785 in Wilkes County,GA
Mother:Beady Unkown Maiden Name (Watson?)
  
Census: 1840 in Indian Creek,DeKalb County,TN
Census: 1850 in Dade County,MO
Census: 1860 in Fulton County,AR
Census: 1870 in Searcy County,AR

Spouses & Children 
Martha L. Drury (Wife) b. 27 MAY 1818
Marriage: ABT 1840
Family: 1
Children: 
  1. Infant Taylor b. 1841 in Indian Creek,DeKalb County,TN
  2. DescendantsHenry Nelson Taylor b. 1 APR 1842 in Indian Creek,DeKalb County,TN
  3. DescendantsMary Margaret Taylor b. 25 OCT 1844 in Indian Creek,DeKalb County,TN
  4. DescendantsPatton Thomas Marshall Taylor b. 22 MAR 1847 in Indian Creek,DeKalb County,TN
  5. Catherine Taylor b. 1853 in Indian Creek,DeKalb County,TN
  6. DescendantsWilson Taylor b. 5 JUN 1853
 
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Notes 
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Five different counties in Middle Tennessee were called upon in 1837 to furnish the territory out of which DeKalb County was created. these counties were Warren, White, Cannon, Wilson, and Jackson. It was provided in the Act establishing the county that the first court should be held at the home of Bernard Richardson. This Bernard Richardson lived near the site of the present Smithville, which became the county seat and still remains so. Smithville was named for a certain John Smith Bryan.
Received a land grant in Searcy County, AR on July 1, 1875.
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  1. Title: GEDCOM File : DEFFEN~6.ged
    Source Text: [Entry Recording Date : 14 OCT 2000]

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SmartMatches 
Individuals from other files that are believed to be the same person:
Farris L Taylor of Ancestors of Hannah Cooper
Farris Pharies Taylor of Ancestors of Hannah Cooper
Farris L. Taylor of David Taylor Family
Farris L Taylor of Taylor Ancestors-Descendants
Farris L. Taylor of Meads-Taylor Family History
Farris L Taylor of Ancestors and relatives of Chris Hawkins
Farris L. Taylor of Ancestors of Don Douglas

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