Willard TAYLOR (1868-1868)
1 Willard G. TAYLOR1,2 (1868-1868) [10530]. Born 27 Apr 1868.2 Died 10 Sep 1868.2
Died in infancy.
2 Henry H. TAYLOR1,3,4,5,6,7 (1825-1882) [10526]. Born 16 Oct 1825, NY.2,3 Marr Martha Elizabeth EMERICK 14 Sep 1848, Walworth County, WI.1,8 Died 20 May 1882.1,2,7 Cause: Typhoid Pneumonia.
Obituary for Henry H. Taylor from the Montello Express (Marquette Co., WI).
May 1882 - "Death's Doings: During the period of last week, two good men died: H H Taylor, of Oxford in this county, and P Walsh, of Kingston, Green Lake Co. Both of them were lawyers and both had been long in the profession. In spite of all fortitude, faith or philosophy, it is a gloomy picture to look at. Death is a sad event at any time. But to write the obituary of good and useful man, a special and particular friend, is the most unpleasant task that falls to the lot of a public newspaper.
H H Taylor died on the morning of May 20th, of typhoid pneumonia, at the age of 56 years. This sickness followed a severe cold taken eleven days before his death. Mr. Taylor had lived in this county some twenty-eight years, and probably no man in the county was better acquainted, and no man ever lived in the county who was more deserving of a good name, and no man had earned for himself a better reputation. While Mr. Taylor has had some opponents, he had but few enemies. And the sole reason for his opponents and for his few enemies, was because he was a good and strictly honest. Such men are never liked by bad men. Some good men however, to our certain knowledge, have sometimes mistaken his real motives and merits. It is a sad thing and a great loss to have such a man die.".
3 Martha Elizabeth EMERICK1,3,4,5,6,8,9,10 (1828-1916) [10525]. Born 23 Aug 1828, Lysander, NY.1,2,9 Marr David J. TURNER 25 Jun 1887, Adams Co., WI.1,8 Died 15 Nov 1916.2
Death notice of Martha Elizabeth (Emerick) Turner in an unknown Oxford, WI newspaper.
November 1916 - "Martha Elizabeth (EMERICK) TURNER was born in Lysander, onodago County, New York on August 23, 1828. Shortly after her family moved to Geneva, Walworth County, Wisconsin. In September 1848, she was married to Henry H. TAYLOR, and four years later they came to Oxford to settle on a homestead. Four sons were born to them: Charles, Jared, Elmer and Willard, the last two dying in infancy. Chas died in 1913 and Jared survives. After many years of hardship in the new country, Mr. TAYLOR died May 20, 1882. In 1887 she was married with David TURNER, who survives her. She was a member of the M E church for 60 years. She was conscious to the last. She had lived in Oxford 64 years. She leaves to mourn her death a widower, one son, one sister and 10 grandchildren. Those attending the funeral from out of the village were J W TAYLOR and wife, Mrs. C S TAYLOR and son Chas of Barron and F TURNER of Dickenson, ND.".
6 George EMERICK11,12,13 (1792-1849) [4228]. Born 1792, Columbus County, NY.12 Marr Nancy ROSE 1816.12 Died 1849.12
George Emerick and family moved from Lysander to Walworth County, WI in 1844
(Wisconsin Land Records confirm that he purchased 40 acres on August 1, 1844.).
12 Christopher EMERICK12,13 ( - ) [10369].
7 Nancy ROSE5,11,12,14,15,16,17,18 (c. 1800-1882) [4227]. Born c. 1800, VT.14 Marr Jacob A. SEE 21 Oct 1861, Waupum, Fond du Lac County, WI.16 Died 1882.11,12
14 Isaac ROSE19,20,21 (1774-1843) [1557]. Born 20 Nov 1774, Manchester, Bennington, VT.21,22 Died 26 Nov 1843, Lysander, Onondaga Co., NY.11,21 Buried 1843, Rose Family Cemetery, Baldwinsville, Lysander, Onondaga Co., NY.
BIRTH: Date is from the IGI.
At a Surrogate Court, held in and for the County of Onondaga, at the Surrogate's office, in the Village of Lysander, on the 22nd day of January, in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and forty four.
Present, {signed} Isaac T Minard, Surrogate
In the matter of proving the Last will and testament of ISAAC ROSE, deceased.
Onondaga County, Be it remembered, That heretofore upon the petition of Hiram Sears, one of the executors, named in the last will and testament of ISAAC ROSE, late of the town of Lysander, in said County, deceased, for that purpose, to the Surrogate of said County, a citation was duly issued in this matter, which citation with the proofs of service thereof were thereafter duly returned to said Surrogate and which said petition and citation, with the proof of service thereof are now on file in the office of said Surrogate and are as follows, to wit:
To the Surrogate of the County of Onondaga; The petition of Hiram Sears of the town of Lysander, in said county showed:
That ISAAC ROSE, then being an inhabitant of said town of Lysander died in said town on the 26th day of November instant & natural death, leaving POLLY ROSE of said town his widow, also NANCY, wife of GEORGE EMERICK, BETSEY ROSE, JANE ROSE, PETER ROSE, CHARLES ROSE AND ASA ROSE of said town of Lysander, MALONI WELCH, wife of EZRA WELCH of the town of Sennett, in the County of Cayuga, in the state of New York, WILLIAM R. ROSE, BURNETT ROSE and SYLVIA BOWEN of the state of Michigan, but in what town or County is unknown to your petitioner and ISAAC ROSE, whose place of residence cannot after diligent inquiry be ascertained, heirs and each of kin of said ISAAC ROSE deceased, and that the said BETSEY, JANE, PETER, CHARLES, ASA, BURNETT and ISAAC are respectively minors under the age of twenty one years and neither of them have a general guardian. That said deceased left and instrument in writing bearing date on the twenty third day of November A.D. 1843 purporting to be his last will and testament and in and by which your petitioners and Cyrus H. Kingston of the town of Van Buren are named and appointed executors thereof and the same relates to both real and personal estates. Your petitioner is desirous to have said instrument in writing prove and recorded as a will of both real and personal estate and therefore prays that a citation may issue requiring the said heirs and next of kin to attend the probate of said will pursuant to the statute. Dated 30th November 1843
{signed} Hiram Sears.
15 Mary Polly CHURCH11,16 ( - ) [4226].
Based on the Isaac Rose will and probate documents, his wife was Mary Polly Church. One World Tree shows Isaac's wife as Mary Rebecca Church so it may well be that "Polly" was a nickname.
Sources
| 1 | "Death notice of Martha Elizabeth (Emerick) Turner in an unknown Oxford, WI newspaper". |
| 2 | "Oxford Cemetery Grave Markers". |
| 3 | "1850 WI, Walworth, Geneva census". |
| 4 | "1860 WI, Marquette, Oxford census". |
| 5 | "1870 WI, Marquette, Oxford census". |
| 6 | "1880 WI, Marquette, Oxford census". |
| 7 | "Obituary of Henry H. Taylor in the Montello Express (Marquette Co., WI), May 1882". |
| 8 | "Wisconsin Genealogical Index". |
| 9 | "1900 WI, Marquette, Oxford census". |
| 10 | "1905 WI (state), Marquette, Oxford census". |
| 11 | "Last will and testament of ISAAC ROSE". |
| 12 | "From John Jacob Astor - An Unwritten Chapter by Calvin I. Hoy (year unknown)". |
| 13 | "From The Story in the Little Brown Suitcase by Carol Lynn Caswell". |
| 14 | "1850 WI, Walworth, Walworth census". |
| 15 | "1880 WI, Eau Claire, Pleasant Valley". |
| 16 | "Marriage Registration Certificate for Nancy Rose Emerick and Jacob A. See". |
| 17 | "Marriage registration certificate for George William Jones and Mary E. See". |
| 18 | "1860 WI, Chippewa, Wheaton census". |
| 19 | "Ancestry.com World Family Tree". |
| 20 | "Manchester, VT Vital Records". |
| 22 | "Ancestry.com World Family Tree". |
