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Larson Jaenicke has spent his career primarily as a commercial civil litigator in Los Angeles, California. Mr. Jaenicke has been practicing Law for more than 35 years, and has represented several of the largest "cable companies" with franchising, litigation and related matters. Mr. Jaenicke has a BA from the University of the South ("Swanee") and a JD from the New York University of Law.
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Brad Davis, Board of Directors. Brad Davis is the former President and CEO of DukeNet Communications LLC, which was sold to Time Warner Cable for more than $600M in 2013. DukeNet was a regional fiber optic network of over 8,700 miles serving customers in the Carolina's and five other states in the Southeast. Prior to the sale of DukeNet to Time Warner Cable, the company had grown to $115M in annual revenue with EBITDA margins in the high 40's. Mr. Davis began his career with the former parent company of DukeNet, Duke Power, in 1982. He served in a number of engineering and senior corporate roles before joining Duke Energy's fledgling commercial fiber optic business. Mr. Davis received a BS in Mechanical Engineering from North Carolina State University and an MBA from Queens University. He and his wife Lynn reside in Davidson and have three children.
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Howard Kosofsky, Board of Directors. Howard Kosofsky is an entrepreneur currently focused on owning and managing commercial real estate. He owns several buildings in downtown Mooresville including the buildings in which the Daily Grind Restaurant and JJ Wasabi's/Mooresville Business offices reside. Mr. Kosofsky also owns other properties in Charlotte including medical office buildings adjacent to the three big hospital complexes. He has been very active in Lake Norman civic arena and was the 2014 Chairman of the Mooresville Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Kosofsky also served as the past Executive Board member of Lowes YMCA, current Board member of the Mooresville Downtown Commission, one of the founders of the Jewish Community of Lake Norman, and one of the founders of the Developers Council. He moved to Mooresville in 2002 from the Silicon Valley in California. Mr. Kosofsky and his wife Cindy have five children.


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Pentax announces Efina budget compact and white WG-3 waterproof
Pentax has announced a white version of its WG-3 rugged waterproof camera and an entry-level point-and-shoot compact. The white version of the WG-3 shares all the features with the existing model but comes in a different color scheme (we'll let you guess what that is). We'll be testing the GPS version of the WG-3 as one of our forthcoming waterproof camera tests. Meanwhile, the 'Efina' is an inexpensive 14MP CCD-based camera that's exactly the sort we thought Pentax had stopped making. Still, it comes with decorative patterns on it, which seems to be this season's thing - so that's something. The Efina, announced in Japan in January, will cost around £80, while the white WG-3 will retail for $299/£289.
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PENTAX Adds White WG-3 to its Family of Ruggedized Cameras
Performance meets photographic demands with fast F2.0 lens, in-camera shake reduction, and increased waterproof, crush-proof and shockproof ratings.
Denver, CO (June 3, 2013) — PENTAX RICOH IMAGING AMERICAS CORPORATION today announced the addition of a white WG-3 to its ruggedized lineup of compact cameras which launched in March 2013. The WG-3 line of cameras is now available in five colors including the new white, black and orange or in green or purple in the GPS version. The WG-3 and WG-3 GPS line of cameras offer worry-free shooting for active families and adventurous individuals. Pulling from long standing expertise in the rugged camera category, PENTAX upgraded the features on this new and improved line of waterproof cameras, now in its 15th generation.
Included in these upgrades are a feature-set that has been optimized to meet the rigorous and demanding needs of the adventurous photo enthusiast, whose travels and exploits can take them into a variety of scenarios too challenging for the traditional point-and-shoot.
For the unplanned adventure, the WG-3 offers a worry-free shooting experience with an increasingly ruggedized body that is shockproof from drops of up to 6.6 feet, coldproof to 14 degrees Fahrenheit and crush-proof, waterproof to 45 feet, and can withstand up to 220 foot pounds of force. The WG-3's rugged design is enhanced by its folded optical zoom lens that reduces its vulnerability to moisture and dust while ensuring a compact and pocketable size without the protrusion of a lens barrel. Finally, the sturdy construction and sharp design, unique to the WG-3, features a textured grip for a controlled ergonomic grasp and colorful grip accents to further enrich its rugged styling.
"The addition of white to the existing line of WG-3 cameras is a timely inclusion for upcoming summer activities," said John Carlson, Sr. Marketing Manager, PENTAX. "The WG-3 is a great, worry-free camera to keep with you for a day at the beach, a long hike or even on the slopes in the winter. Regardless of season, climate or weather the WG-3 was built to withstand the elements and capture great images."
Pricing and Availability
The white WG-3 rugged compact camera will be available online and with limited distribution to retail outlets in July 2013 for a suggested retail price of $299.95.
To learn more about the WG-3 and WG-3 GPS line of rugged cameras visit: http://www.pentaximaging.com/digital-camera.
Pentax WG-3 specifications
|Body type
|Body type
|Max resolution
|4608 x 3456
|Other resolutions
|4288 x 3216, 4224 x 2376, 3216 x 3216, 3072 x 2304, 3072 x 1728, 2592 x 1944, 2592 x 1464, 2048 x 1536, 1920 x 1080, 1024 x 768, 640 x 480
|Image ratio w:h
|1:1, 4:3, 16:9
|Effective pixels
|16 megapixels
|Sensor photo detectors
|17 megapixels
|Sensor size
|1/2.3" (6.17 x 4.55 mm)
|Sensor type
|Auto 125-6400, 125, 200, 400,800, 1600, 3200, 6400
|White balance presets
|Custom white balance
|Image stabilization
|Uncompressed format
|JPEG quality levels
|Best, Better, Good
|File format
|Optics & Focus
|Focal length (equiv.)
|25–100 mm
|Optical zoom
|Maximum aperture
|Autofocus assist lamp
|Digital zoom
|Yes (6.7x)
|Manual focus
|Normal focus range
|50 cm (19.69″)
|Macro focus range
|1 cm (0.39″)
|Number of focus points
|Screen / viewfinder
|Articulated LCD
|Screen size
|Screen dots
|Touch screen
|Screen type
|Widescreen TFT color LCD with anti-reflective coating
|Live view
|Viewfinder type
|Photography features
|Minimum shutter speed
|4 sec
|Maximum shutter speed
|1/4000 sec
|Exposure modes
|Built-in flash
|Flash range
|3.40 m
|External flash
|Flash modes
|Auto, On, Off, Red-eye, Soft
|Drive modes
|Yes (2 or 10 sec)
|Metering modes
|Exposure compensation
|±2 (at 1/3 EV steps)
|Videography features
|1920 x 1080 (30 fps), 1280 x 720 (60, 30 fps)
|Storage types
|SD/SDHC/SDXC card, Internal
|Storage included
|70 MB Internal
|USB 2.0 (480 Mbit/sec)
|Yes (Micro, Type-D)
|Eye-Fi Connected
|Remote control
|Yes (Optional)
|Environmentally sealed
|Yes (Crushproof, Waterproof, Shockproof, Dustproof, Freezeproof)
|Battery Pack
|Battery description
|Lithium-Ion D-LI92 rechargeable battery & charger
|Battery Life (CIPA)
|Weight (inc. batteries)
|230 g (0.51 lb / 8.11 oz)
|124 x 64 x 33 mm (4.9 x 2.5 x 1.3″)
|Other features
|Orientation sensor
|Timelapse recording
|Yes (Interval shot mode for stills and movie)
PENTAX Efina
A stylish, entry-level digital compact camera
PENTAX RICOH IMAGING UK LTD is pleased to announce the launch of the PENTAX Efina digital compact camera. The high-quality aluminium body is available in a range of four sleek and stylish colours (pink, red, silver and green), all offering outstanding specifications to ensure effortless photography every time.
The Efina incorporates an optical five-times zoom lens, approximately 14.0 effective megapixels, HD movie recording and a 2.5 inch LCD monitor in its slim, card-sized body. Its compact dimensions mean it can fit into a pocket or handbag with ease, making it the ultimate take anywhere camera.
The camera is also fitted with a self-portrait mirror on the front panel, helping you capture the perfect profile shot, wherever you are.
Major Features
1. Optical 5X zoom lens with 26mm wide-angle coverage
The Efina comes equipped with an optical five-times zoom lens with a focal-length coverage from approximately 26mm wide angle to 130mm telephoto (in the 35mm format). Since its 26mm wide-angle setting offers a wider angle-of-view than ordinary zoom lenses, this zoom lens is useful in a greater variety of applications — especially with such subjects as breathtaking scenery, magnificent architecture and family or group shots in confined spaces. The Efina also provides a five-times Intelligent Zoom function to extend the zoom coverage up to approximately 25 times, without compromising image quality.
2. High-sensitivity shake-reduction mode to guarantee sharp, blur-free images
The Efina's high-sensitivity SR (Shake Reduction) mode automatically adjusts sensitivity up to ISO 1600 in relation to the subject's illumination level. This mode comes in especially handy in dimly lit locations as it allows the user to record images with a faster shutter speed to minimise the adverse effect of camera or subject shake.
3. 16 Scene modes for easy capture of particular subjects
The Efina offers 16 different scene modes to automatically optimise shooting settings for a particular scene or subject. With a simple selection of the pictograph corresponding to the desired scene mode, this convenient feature allows the user to take beautiful images with minimal effort.
4. Automatic face detection for beautiful portraits
No matter where the photographer places the subject's face in the image field, the Efina's Face Detection AF & AE function instantly and accurately detects the face and optimises focus and exposure settings. Because of this, the subject's face is always captured in sharp focus and perfect exposure, even when the subject stands in the backlight.
5. Other features
I. Large, easy-to-view 2.5-inch LCD monitor with approximately 230,000 dots
II. In body recharge system for simple, cellphone-like battery
III. Approximately 32MB built-in memory
IV. Exclusive camera pouch included
V. Compatibility with Eye-Fi wireless LAN SD memory cards
VI. Image viewing, editing and filing software included
RRP £79.99. Availability and distribution of the Efina to be confirmed.
Pentax Efina specifications
|Body type
|Body type
|Body material
|Aluminum and Composite
|Max resolution
|4288 x 3216
|Image ratio w:h
|4:3, 3:2, 16:9
|Effective pixels
|14 megapixels
|Sensor size
|1/2.3" (6.17 x 4.55 mm)
|Sensor type
|Color space
|Color filter array
|Primary color filter
|80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600
|White balance presets
|Custom white balance
|Image stabilization
|Digital only
|Uncompressed format
|Optics & Focus
|Focal length (equiv.)
|26–130 mm
|Optical zoom
|Maximum aperture
|Digital zoom
|Yes (5X)
|Manual focus
|Normal focus range
|50 cm (19.69″)
|Macro focus range
|20 cm (7.87″)
|Screen / viewfinder
|Articulated LCD
|Screen size
|Screen dots
|Touch screen
|Screen type
|Live view
|Viewfinder type
|Photography features
|Minimum shutter speed
|1/8 sec
|Maximum shutter speed
|1/1400 sec
|Exposure modes
|Scene modes
|Built-in flash
|Flash range
|4.10 m
|External flash
|Flash modes
|Auto, Auto Red-eye Reduction, Forced On, Forced Off
|Drive modes
|Metering modes
|Exposure compensation
|±2 (at 1/3 EV steps)
|WB Bracketing
|Videography features
|1280 x 720, 640 x 480
|Storage types
|SC/SDHC, Internal
|Storage included
|USB 2.0 (480 Mbit/sec)
|Environmentally sealed
|Battery Pack
|Battery description
|Lithium-Ion D-LI109 rechargeable battery
|Battery Life (CIPA)
|Weight (inc. batteries)
|91 g (0.20 lb / 3.21 oz)
|87 x 54 x 21 mm (3.43 x 2.13 x 0.83″)
|Other features
|Timelapse recording
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The Efina's menu system and capture modes are very similar to what Kodak used on their 2000-2011 EasyShare cameras.
Whom exactly is the Efina's target market, 8 year old girls? Looks a bit like a Barbie camera. Flowers? Besides, kids take almost all of their photos on smart phones.
I have recently purchased a WG-3 camera and am very impressed by it's capabilities. Since I am a professional photographer and own some very bulky and expensive equipment, I thought this camera would be perfect for the many outdoor activities I enjoy.
I was equally surprised to find out however how few people know about this camera. I take every opportunity to show it off especially to my friends who are outdoor sports enthusiasts. Their reaction is almost always the same: "this is cool, -I didn't even know they made this – where can I get one – I've never seen this in stores – does Pentax still make cameras?" After researching Pentax products further I feel that the entire line of very capable cameras is very much under-represented in the marketplace, especially in New England and the US in general. Not sure about white though.
Just look at these specs. No wonder there is no market for this type of camera. My phone has better camera specs and it costs less. Are they seriously putting an F3.5-F6.3 lens in compact cameras now? It is almost like they don't believe the laws of physics apply to their cameras. I think this camera is about £79.99 overpriced.
14.0 megapixels
Sensor size 1/2.3" (6.17 x 4.55 mm)
Sensor type CCD
80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600
I had a Minolta Weathermatic ones. (No wait! It is still there.) That is a yello tank (armoured) wich uses 110 cartridges. That thing was fun.
In a world of smartphones, this is quite useless.
If at least it had a lower pixel count so it has larger photosites, to get rid of noise and produce clean images, then we'd have something!
Tiny sensor + high pixel count = noise machine
It could have been a nice camera for our little toddlers. Now our toddlers will be disappointed and turned off of photography, instead of being enthused by it.
Yes, and: in a world of smartphones, this is very important too: BE as much DIFFERENT from smartphones as possible, BE as much OPTICAL and PHOTOGRAPHIC specialized instrument as possible - not only electronic display Print-Screen - recent tendency was opposite - to merge phone and P&S - that's wrong IMO. The most important thing e.g. is good viewfinder - no smartphone has it, good optics - no smartphone has it, good advanced photographer's handling features (manual focus, ..). No Wi-fi/Eye-fi/Whatever-fi rubbish will save photographic cameras!
So, Pentax did not drop cheap P&S after all. It has been more than a year since they released something in that class, so I though they got smarter. Apparently not.
Efemina, more like it...
There seems to be an ongoing "conspiracy" among waterproof camera manufacturers to go on using those risky water-sealing closures, instead of age-proven o-rings.
Aside from the expense of specially formed rubber sealing production, any closure dependent upon the hinge and locking mechanism to keep the sealing elements aligned is simply wrong, as the risk of water ingress is especially high in smaller depths, before outer pressure forces the seal uniformly over its contact surface.
This risk becomes even greater when the seal deforms, so you have to exchange it yearly - for a price.
There is another feature connected to such "purposefully sloppy" sealing system. It makes your device watertight for a limited time only. Properly sealed casings (e.g., by o-rings in correctly formed grooves) can stay under water pressure until the seal decomposes. Those silly time limits are just another way of your warranty value removal.
And yet, they all keep on doing their user-unfriendly thing... :(
I love the reaction to anything different. Reminds me of why every boring car on the road in N. America is black, white or especially grey these days. Conformity is the rule. Differences are perceived with paranoia.
The camera with the floral print reminds me of coffee cups that have the word "coffee" printed on them. I think they should sell a camera that has "pictures" printed onto it.
Pentax allready did that: http://www.dpreview.com/products/pentax/compacts/pentax_optiors1500
Efina is intended for the gentler sex. They represent more than 50% of overall population and yes, they too love cameras but not necessarily overcomplicated or black ones. It's the same group Fuji has designed XF-1 for.
Efina is not for hairy beasts like us ;-)
Sexist much?
Who? Yourself? The others who cannot get the pinkish camera with floral motifs and would never get one?
Zvonimit Tosic is correct, straylight run my reply to you is: stupid much?
This camera is OBVIOUSLY being directed towards the female crowd that does not know anything about cameras, to get them to buy a nice feminine looking camera.
While men woh do not know anything about cameras would NEVER buy them selfs a PINK camera with a flower pattern, must of them choose silver, black or white.
This is marketed TO women by the manufacturer, the fact that Tosic pointed that out does NOT make him sexist, it just means he is pointing out how MARKETING works and is done.
WG-3 in white is a good news for all kinds of doctors, dentists etc. who use WG cameras and their excellent macro capabilities (and LED light) in their everyday work. Because the camera works in clean medical environments, more white colour on a device is better than all black. And it seems WG cameras are becoming increasingly popular in that market segment.
You may all roll your eyes, and not understand it, but from that perspective this addition is truly newsworthy, yes, and Pentax does listen to its customers.
I have the wg2 and I know your point. This camera is an absolute must for people doing stamp collecting, document investigation, bugs, insects, even hands on medical applications.
The wg2 is very soft wide angle landscape shooter, but comes into its own close up, especially with those LEDs.
Teachers, researchers, families etc this thing rocks.
if it has cycled recording
i might use it as car cam and occasionally bring it out for some action shots :)
I guess Pentax hasn't heard that entry-level P&S cameras are money losers. Or maybe they do know it but have stores that insist they produce a full line of models or they won't carry the more profitable ones. That sounds possible. I don't think Pentax expended any effort on this whatsoever. The most labor went into designing that flower pattern as the rest was state-of-the-art in 2008.
"Even top smarts haven't such zoom and optics."
f/3.5 at best (way beyond diffraction limit of the sensor)? Surely top smartphones don't have such optics, because they have f/2! And you can use a lot of digital zoom from there before you hit that f/6.3 at the long end.
Wow... hold the presses! BIG NEWS!
Pentax has added a fifth color to their WG series, and introduced yet another cheap P&S compact camera that no one will buy.
Maybe they missed the news about smartphones making sub $100 compacts a dying breed?
Efina is intended for the gentler sex. They represent more than 50% of overall population and yes, they too love cameras but not necessarily overcomplicated or black ones. It's the same group Fuji has designed XF-1 for.
Efina is not for hairy beasts like us ;-)
The Efina may be aimed at females but it is probably intended as a first camera for those too young to be given a smartphone. Canon also tried a pink "girl-cam" 5 years ago with the Powershot E1, and as there was no successor model, it can't have been much of a success.
Good catch - fixed.
Big deal, looks like another POS pinhead sensor with way tooooo many MP that takes noisy images. What is the point? Who whats it? What a waste of time, R&D, time, money, etc......!!!! Why don't they make something that could actually take great pictures with.
And more waste of technology and earth ressources that will soon be obsolete and finds its way in garbage bags all over the planet.
Pretty much anything humanity has ever done since we came into existence is a waste of Earth resources.
If only we could recycle our souls too...
Who says we have souls?
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text: 000 FXUS63 KJKL 240501 AFDJKL AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION National Weather Service Jackson KY 101 AM EDT Wed May 24 2017 .UPDATE... Issued at 101 AM EDT WED MAY 24 2017 A wave continues to move across the region with multiple waves riding through the flow seen on mesoanalysis and WV SAT. It does look like we will see a relative lull in showers until we move closer to dawn when the surface low deepens. Made some adjustments to POPs with the latest obs and trends otherwise a standard update of the obs was done. UPDATE Issued at 1055 PM EDT TUE MAY 23 2017 Hourly pops have been updated based on recent radar trends. Showers and even a rumble of thunder in the far southeast has occurred in the last hour as a mid level disturbance works through the area. The current round of showers should weaken and shift out of the area over the next couple of hours. However, another disturbance should bring another round of showers and perhaps a thunderstorm encroaching on the area around dawn. UPDATE Issued at 835 PM EDT TUE MAY 23 2017 Some late afternoon heating and a mid level disturbance have combined to bring some showers and thunderstorms to parts of Central KY and parts of Middle TN and the Cumberland Plateau of TN. Much of these have experienced a downward trend in intensity over the past hour or so with the exception of the convection in the Bluegrass Region of KY while showers persist across much of southeast KY. Thunder chances were added for the evening with the upstream thunder detected. Also, dewpoint depressions across much of the area are just a few degrees. With low level moisture lingering and some cooling in between the current shortwave and the next to approach late tonight and on Wednesday at least some patchy fog will be experienced possibly both on the ridges and int the valleys and this has been included. Otherwise, no substantial changes were needed at this time. && .SHORT TERM...(This evening through Wednesday night) Issued at 500 PM EDT TUE MAY 23 2017 20z sfc analysis shows a broad area of low pressure over the middle of the Tennessee Valley encompassing Kentucky. This has brought showers and sprinkles to eastern Kentucky as well as plenty of clouds. The rain has also kept temperatures in check and on the cool side through much of the JKL CWA with readings currently in the low 70s northwest and southwest where the clouds were thinnest to the mid 60s in the rain further east. Dewpoints are generally in the upper 50s to lower 60s while the winds are light and variable. The models are in good agreement aloft through the short term portion of the forecast. They all depict a deep and cut off closed low digging into the Deep South through Thursday morning along with ample energy swirling around. The core will roll down the backside of this larger trough and generally target locations to the south of Kentucky on Wednesday into Wednesday night. The good model agreement lends support to a blended model solution along with the use of the high res HRRR through the near term. Sensible weather will feature scattered showers departing to the northeast this evening - with a stray thunderstorm possible. This will be followed by a lull in the activity through midnight for most locations under cloudy skies before the next surge in moisture moves in late tonight with showers and thunderstorms increasingly possible toward dawn. The thick clouds should keep most of the fog at bay tonight, but for places that saw the rain late this afternoon and into the evening - should the clouds thin enough - patchy fog will be possible and will need to be monitored. Showers and thunderstorms will then sweep over all of eastern Kentucky on Wednesday with some gusty winds and a window of heavier rain possible should they manage to be more organized - perhaps helped from a mid level wave swinging through around midday. Have highlighted this time frame in the grids for the best shot at thunder, as well. Later in the day the thunder chances fade out from west to east as the main sfc low lifts past to the east. Lighter shower will linger, though, into the night. The CONSShort and ShortBlend were used as a starting point for the grids` with only minor adjustments to temps through the period. As for PoPs, made some significant adjustments to them to better represent the spatial and timing aspects of the rain shield moving into East Kentucky from late tonight through Wednesday afternoon. .LONG TERM...(Thursday through Tuesday) Issued at 400 PM EDT TUE MAY 23 2017 An upper level low will be centered over Kentucky to start out the period Thursday morning, shifting northeast throughout the day and into Thursday night, with rising heights expected across the Commonwealth. Ridging will take hold Friday, however will be dampened as several shortwaves move through the pattern and affect the region over the next couple of days. By Saturday, another upper level low will drop south from central Canada, allowing for longwave troughing to develop across the central U.S. While timing on this system is still somewhat unresolved between the models, as is the intensity of the trough, much of the state can expect some type of height falls and destabilization to occur to round out the weekend and start the beginning of the workweek. Models actually come back into better agreement by the very end of the extended period, with the axis of the trough nearing the state Tuesday, and traversing the state into the day Wednesday. At the surface, the presence of a surface low pressure system just north of the CWA (in conjunction with the upper level low) will result in precip chances throughout the day Thursday. This precip will pull northeast of the region into Friday morning as the surface low exits in this direction. However, given our location on the backside of the cold front, latest forecast soundings aren`t supporting much in the way of instability, so chose to keep out mention of thunder Thursday. A brief area of high pressure will move into place with the building heights, keeping us mostly dry Friday. However, incoming shortwaves that will ride along this pattern will bring the return of unsettled weather and shower/thunderstorm chances by Friday night, continuing through Saturday and increasing in intensity and coverage by Saturday night into Sunday as a surface low moves NE towards the state and a cold front drags eastward. This cold front will cross eastern KY Sunday night into Monday, with another brief area of high pressure moving in behind during the day Monday. Yet another cold front will near the state Tuesday, attached to a stronger surface low to our north (in conjunction with the second upper level low referenced above). This will bring yet another round of precip (showers and thunderstorms) to the region through the day Tuesday. Temperatures should start out below normal during the day Thursday behind the departing cold front, with highs in the mid 60s. stronger S to SW flow will take place by Friday, bumping temps into the mid and upper 70s Friday afternoon, and into the upper 70s and low 80s on Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Despite a cold front moving through on Sunday night/Monday morning, temps will only be slightly (a couple degrees) cooler on Monday and Tuesday than the weekend thanks to the quick return of SW flow behind the frontal passage. && .AVIATION...(For the 00Z TAFS through 00Z Wednesday evening) ISSUED AT 820 PM EDT TUE MAY 23 2017 In advance of a shortwave, areas of showers and thunderstorms are moving across East KY this evening with the strongest activity headed toward the far northwest counties and could affect SYM with MVFR or IFR for a time. Additional showers could affect LOZ and SME as well. This activity should diminish 3Z to 5Z before showers increase again 10Z to 16Z. The low levels remain moist so outside of showers some MVFR fog should develop and could affect all of the TAF ties. This next round should lead to saturation at all levels again and cigs should fall to MVFR if not IFR at times as shra and some tsra move in from the southwest with the next shortwave. Winds should average less than 10KT through the period. && .JKL WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... NONE. && $$ UPDATE...DJ SHORT TERM...GREIF LONG TERM...JMW AVIATION...JP


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311 - 12/2/2007 5:32:39 PM - email@example.com - I am living in the southern part of Norway. (Near Kristiansand)For a long time I have tried to find family in USA. I don't know if you can help me, but I have found an interesting family living in Mesilla 1930. (census 1930) They came from Cook county Illinoi, and they were : Julia Taylor born 1887 in Illinoi Lillian Taylor born 1914 in Illinoi Edward Taylor born 1918 in Illinoi Julia A Taylor born 1923 in Illinoi Anna Heede born 1849 in Norway I have searched all the databases I can find, but no result. I have also contacted Mesilla town but no result. If it is possible -could you give me tip of were I should search?
307 - 11/29/2007 1:16:53 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - I'm searching for information regarding Edmond/Edmund Taylor who lived in Abbeyleix (Queen's County) Ireland. He was born in 1857 and died in 1944. He was married to Annie Kerr. . Thanks, Dan
298 - 11/21/2007 12:39:01 AM - firstname.lastname@example.com - I am looking for a US army named Leroy, James, Jimmy Taylor(probably deceased by now) The only information I know is that he was a US army who was assigned in the Philippines in the year probably 1946 or 1947. His mother's named was Francis Weston Taylor. Any information you can give me is highly appreciated. Thank you very much:-)
296 - 11/19/2007 10:39:25 AM - email@example.com - I search the Taylor's family of London,Westminster. Parish of St Martin in the Fields. I'm professor of history and I preparing and historical work about two brothers "Taylor". Edward W Taylor(1801-1868)architect and surveyor, he studied with Sir John Soane in the Royal Academy of London, in 1825 he immigrated to Argentina, Buenos Aires and he built several buildings for the State and private and three churches.About Edward W Taylor,I am the information. About his oldest brother, is very difficult, because Thomas Fish Taylor(1798-1863)was born in London, he studied with Sir John Soane too, unmarried, Wesleyan methodist, his life is a big "voyage in the space and time". I found information about him, in Guidhall Gallery, an illustration of the Viaduct of Holborn, the drawings of the St Luke in Heywood, Greater Manchester, and then an beatiful bulding in Faulkner 41-43, Manchester, today an horrible restaurant in Chinatown !! Then I found him in Mathlock bath, in 1848-1851, with his siter Elizabeth(1806-?)unmarried Elizabeth too. This Taylor family lived in Salisbury Street, strand N°5 and 7. The parents of my 4th grandfather were Mary Tuck and Robert Taylor (1868-1843) of this union there were six childrens: Thomas Fish Taylor (1798-1863)died in Asylum Lunatic of Stafforshire, 14 months of paralisis. Mary Ann Taylor (1799-?) Edward W Taylor (1801-1868)died in Buenos Aires Robert Taylor (1802-?) Elizabeth Taylor (1806-?) Alice Rose Taylor (1809-?) This is a big problem for me, I live in Strasbourg, France since 20 years ago, I was born in Buenos Aires, and The Taylor family is very complicate because there are the millons. Please if you are some information, help me Many thanks Veronica
293 - 11/12/2007 8:45:20 AM - email@example.com - ALL- I am seeking information on Johnny Taylor. ( probably deceased by now) The only information I know: He lived in the Hattiesburg, MS area. He had a brother- Harold, who was in business as "TAYLOR TV /RADIO". Any information will be very much appreciated. His children? Grandchildren? Thanks very much! KY area email@example.com
291 - 11/11/2007 3:10:52 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - I am searching for the Virginia ancestors of my gggggrandfather, John Taylor. I have this information: Birth: 25 Jul 1795 in Essex Co, VA Death: 2 Jan 1882 in White River Township, Johnson County, Indiana Burial: 3 Jan 1882 Johnson Co, IN MARC: 1821 Fincastle, VA Occupation: owner/operator grist mill Johnson Co, IN Childhood: John [2] Taylor was born in Essex Co, VA and grew up in Alleghany Co, VA. John's parents died before their children reached maturity. Occupation: Before his marriage, John learned the carpenter's trade Marriage 1: In 1821, in Fincastle, Virginia, to Sarah [Sally] Brunnemer b. 1805, Allegheny Co, VA Children: 1. Albert Kisling Taylor b. 14 May 1822, VA 2. James Oliver Taylor, b. 27 Aug 1828, VA; d. 3 Sept 1845, age 17 3. John Wesley Taylor b. 13 Nov 1832, IN; Methodist Minister [Union Village] 4. Sarah Jane Taylor b. 22 Nov 1835, IN; m. Throckmorton; d. 6 Aug, 1909 5. Henry Bascom Taylor b. 23 May 1839, IN; d. 6 April 1909; ancestor, this line 6. Martha Melvina Taylor b. 3 Feb 1843, IN; d. 30 Mar 1843, an infant 7. William Leroy Taylor b. 20 May 1844, IN; d. 5 Mar 1863 at the Battle of Thompsons Station Military: John [2] Taylor served two terms in the war of 1812. He fought alongside his second cousin, Zachary Taylor. He stood guard over President Madison, as the capitol burned in Washington. His father, John [1] Taylor, served in the Revolutionary War. (from John's own testimony) Migration: From Virginia to Indiana. In the autumn of 1829, John [2] Taylor and Sarah Brunnemer Taylor arrived in Johnson Co, IN, with their two eldest children and Sarah's parents, John and Christine Kisling Brunnemer. 1880 census: John Taylor [2] is a widower living with his son, Henry B. Taylor, and Henry's family in Johnson Co, IN. John died two years later, age 87. Two newspaper obituaries for John [2] Taylor follow: OBIT #1: John [2] Taylor was reared in Virginia and learned the carpenter's trade there. Prior to his marriage he served in the War of 1812, marrying after its close. In 1828, after the birth of two of his children, he moved to Indiana, and entered 160 acres of land in White River township, Johnson County, and in addition, bought a small tract containing a cabin, in order to get a shelter for his family as soon as possible. In spite of malaria and drought, those enemies of the early Indiana settler, Mr. Taylor remained upon his farm, cleared and improved it, and was granted a long life of eighty-seven years, his death occurring Jan. 2, 1882. He had witnessed the development of the country and, while enduring the necessary hardships, had done his part toward improving agricultural conditions. At that time much of the land was swampy, and its draining was a very serious problem at that early date. He was obliged to haul his grain to Lawrenceburg and Madison, receiving then but fifty cents a bushel and paying $3 per barrel for salt, with other necessities in proportion. Mr. Taylor was a reliable, sensible farmer and a self-made man. Not having had any educational advantages, he learned by practical experience; and often, in later years, excited wonder by the facility with which he could calculate without the aid of pencil, so necessary to many school-bred men. Prior to coming to Indiana he set his face against intemperance, and refused to allow spirits of any kind to be brought into his home, although it was the general custom to imbibe very freely. After he settled in Indiana he was forced to meet with some opposition on the liquor question, for, while he was always ready to assist his neighbors in rolling logs and building cabins and served them faithfully in every neighborly way, he would never accept whiskey or tempt others with it. The time came when those who opposed his resolution the most respected him all the more, and as the years passed the custom of carousal at these neighborly gatherings about died out. Few men in the neighborhood could be more confidently called upon in family bereavements or trouble for his work never pressed him too hard, or his own affairs needed him too much, to prevent his going miles to help one in trouble, to care for the sick, or to assist in the burying of the dead. He was one of the men whose memory should ever be kept green in Johnson County. Mr. Taylor was a pillar in the Methodist Church, was a fluent talker and was a favorite class leader. He contributed as a Christian duty to its support, and he filled all the offices but pastor. Originally he was a Democrat in politics, but left the party on account of its attitude in regard to slavery. [Democrats were pro-slavery; Republicans opposed slavery.] OBIT #2: Died Jan 3, 1882, at his residence in White River Township, Johnson County, Ind., John Taylor, Sr., in his 87th year. By request we shall endeavor to present a brief tribute to the memory of father Taylor, and at the same time admitting our inability to give the subject that justice it so well merits, and would very readily and cheerfully leave the task to an abler pen. More than a quarter of a century ago, it was our pleasure to form the acquaintance of father Taylor, and in giving a synopsis of his life's history, we are in possession of the following facts: Father Taylor was born in Essex County, Va, July 25th, 1795. He was a pensioner of the war of 1812; was present at the time of the occupation and burning of Washington by the British under General Ross, and was also deputed as a body guard to President Madison during that critical period in our country's history. In 1821 he was united in marriage to Miss Sarah Brunnemer. Two children were born of this marriage before leaving the Old Dominion, Albert K. Taylor being the eldest, who, by the way, is well and favorably known to the people of Morgan and Johnson Counties, and at present occupying an honorable position as a member of the present board of county commissioners of this county. The second, also a son, died in early life. Father Taylor came to Johnson county in the autumn of 1829. William Dunn, another one of the early pioneers of Johnson County, having preceded him but a short time, very cordially tendered him the hospitality of his cabin during the first winter, which contains but one room 16 x 18 feet, in which the two families passed the winter happily together. In the spring following Father Taylor purchased the tract of land upon which he ever after continued to live until his death. In due time five other children were given unto them, three sons and two daughters, of whom three, Rev. J. W. Taylor, Henry Taylor, and Mrs. Martha Throckmorton, are living. A daughter died many years ago while in infancy. Leroy Taylor, a younger son, while in the service of his country during the late war, was killed at Springhill, Tenn. Aunt Sallie [Brunnemer] Taylor preceded Father Taylor to the grave some years since, she having died in 1864. And now as a sequence to the foregoing we desire to speak of Father Taylor individually as a man. It is said the crown and glory of life is character. It is the noblest possession of man, constituting a rank in itself, and all estate in the general good will dignifying every station and exciting every position in society. It exercises a greater power than wealth, and secures all the honors without the jealousies of fame. It carries with it an influence which always tells, for it is the result of proved honor, rectitude and consistency, qualities which, perhaps, more than any other, command the general confidence and respect of mankind. Father Taylor possessed all the attributes of a noble character to an eminent degree. He was, in a word, a model man in all the relations of life, transmitting to posterity that rich legacy so worthy of emulation by all; and how appropriate the language of the text. "Thou shalt come to thy grave in full age, like as a shock of corn cometh in its season." He united with the M.E. Church in his youthful days and it could be truly said of him that he was a veteran in the service of the Master, having given sixty-five years of his noble life to the cause of Christianity in exhorting the ungodly to forsake his ways and accept the terms of offered neurey(sic). "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord; they rest from their labors and their works do follow them." But he is gone, and we shall see him no more. While we sympathize with the relatives and friends in their great loss, we indulge the hope that our loss is his eternal gain. He was accompanied to his final repose in Shiloh cemetery by a large throng of mourning relatives and friends. The funeral discourse was delivered by Rev. C. W. Woods, from Job, 5th chapter and 28th verse. At the close of a long and eventful life, how triumphantly such an one can exclaim, "I have fought the good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith; henceforth there is laid up for me a crown of righteousness." To his memory which will be ever sacredly cherished in the heart of one who has known him for more than twenty-five years, is this tribute respectfully inscribed. Sources: LDS ancestral file AFN: 1WX8-7RT: marriage to Sarah [Sallie] Bronemer [sic; correct sp: Brunemer] 1880 census, White River Twp; Johnson Co, Indiana; age 84; birth year 1796; father born England [Note: this is incorrect - his ancestors came from England, but abundant documentation reveals that John [2] Taylor's family had been in America for many generations; at age 86, when this census was taken, he must have thought he was answering the question, "Where did your ancestors come from?"]; mother born Virginia. Source: Family History Library Film 1254288 NA Film Number T9-0288 Page Number 46B Occupation: Carpenter/farmer Census: 1880 Living with son Henry B. Taylor in Johnson County, Indiana A TRIBUTE TO JOHN AND SALLY TAYLOR Author: Viola Grace Taylor Dolen [granddaughter of John and Sally Taylor; daughter of Henry B. Taylor] Of these, our ancestors, not too much is known, only that handed down thru generations; but, that they both came from the first settlers of Virginia, is known from many sources. The Taylors were neighbors of the George Washingtons, and a George Taylor was one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. John Taylor's father fought in the Revolutionary War. He never knew his [father's] exact age, as his immediate family was scattered by the father's death. But John, sturdy and tall, fought, while just a youth, in Indian Wars, and also in the War of 1812. From these, he bore lifetime scars. He often told of standing guard with his second cousin, Zachary Taylor, over the president [James Madison] when the White House burned. Sallie Kissling Brunnemer became the wife of John [2] Taylor. They lived in Virginia the first years of their wedded life, where three of their six children were born, Albert Kissling, John Wesley, and Sarah Jane. They then moved, by covered wagon, to Indiana to make a new home. Their first place of consideration was the small town of Indianapolis. The wagons were stopped near the present site of the Union Station, but they were told that because of the nearness to White River "fever and ague" were very bad, the place was being shunned. So they drove 25 miles south, and located 3 miles east of White River, near Waverly. As winter was upon them, they lived in a one room cabin with the Dunn family, until spring. Then they located on the farm, on part of which Horace Thockmorton now lives. Here in the early thirties, mighty trees and thickets had to be removed to make the clearings; strenuous work, cutting and burning the trees, men congregated from miles to assist one another. The women set the tables of food, wild turkey for meat, cornpone for bread, wild berries gathered and dried, all cooked by an open fire place, or at the outdoor chip yard. The customary jug of whiskey, thought by many to be absolutely necessary, was never present at Uncle Johnny's. Dearly loved "Uncle Hen" was called to service in the Civil War, wounded and hospitalized in a rebel hospital. He spent 7 months on a straw pallet on the floor, His father in divine love seeing him thru, and giving him strength for the long journey from Prairie Grove, Arkansas to Indiana; an almost impossible one at that time, to live a long and useful life. All this would not be complete without mentioning four others who were truly members of the Taylors'. "Uncle Joe Throckmorton"; "Aunt Mary Ann"; "Aunt Joan"; and "Aunt Mary". All cherished in our memories, all loved and honored. Many interesting stories could be told of those lives, but must be skipped here. But the spirit of true love and humility fostered by the lives of John and Sally Taylor still bear fruit. "Tis only noble to be good" can well be considered the motto of their lives, the story of which runs thru my mind like the reading of a good book full of uplift and courage. REF [T9] Source: List of children comes from their family bible. US Federal Census 1880, John [2] Taylor's father recorded born in England. This is incorrect. His family originally came from England, but written family memoirs reveal that John [1] Taylor's father was born in Virginia. Many facts support this specific Taylor family's having been here for several generations. One possibility for the census error is that John [2] Taylor - age 85 in 1880 - responded to a question that he understood to be, "Where did your ancestors come from?" and thus responded, "England." Source: Over the years, John's granddaughter, Viola Grace Taylor Dolen [daughter of Henry Bascom Taylor], recorded the memoirs of her grandfather, John [2] Taylor: His father had fought in the Revolutionary War. He did not recall the exact birth date of his father, John [1] Taylor. His siblings were scattered among family members when their father died. John [2] often told Grace and other family members about standing guard over White House with his second cousin, Zachary Taylor [who would later become the 12th President] while the White House burned. John's and Zachary's grandmother, Alice Chew Taylor, was a first cousin of James Madison [then president]. Alice was a skilled seamstress who created clothing for James Madison when he was elected to the legislature. Sources: 1. Marriage to Sarah [Sally] Brunnemer is recorded in the county records at Fincastle, VA. 2. "Early Marriages, Wills, and Some Revolutionary War Records, Botetourt Co, VA" by Annie Lowry Worell, says John and Sarah were married in 1821 by Rev. Elisha Knox in Alleghany Co, VA near Fincastle, VA. 3. Same record: John's wife, Sarah, was the daughter of John Brunnemer and Christina Kiesling [Kisling]. 4. Written memoirs of John [2] Taylor, recorded by his granddaughter, Viola Grace Taylor, during the years he lived with the family of his son, Henry Bascom Taylor [Grace's father] after he was widowed.
284 - 10/12/2007 11:31:55 AM - firstname.lastname@example.com - I am looking for information on Nathan and Emma (Goodwin?)Taylor residing in York Me in 1887 and had 2 sons, Howard (b. 1887) and John Maurice Taylor. Nathan and Emma are not listed in any census or town record. I only have info from Howard Taylors marriage certificate in 1911.
276 - 9/21/2007 7:15:33 AM - email@example.com - African American descendants of Calvin and Georgia Taylor, Winchester TN; Calvin (1892 - 1962); Georgia (1893-1972); Calvin's - siblings (Julie, Manch, George, Calvin)Georgia - No Siblings;
275 - 9/17/2007 7:42:00 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - I am researching Eliza Taylor(Black) b circa 1848-52VA, who later migrated to LA and AR, and died as Eliza J. Jenkins...she had two daus, Fannie and Maranda, and maybe a son..other family names are Cora and Theoplis Jenkins in AR, around Drew and Desha Counties...appreciate any input.
274 - 9/10/2007 5:09:37 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - I am looking for information on the TAYLOR family from MD/DE. Samuel Taylor was born about 1818 in Delaware and was married to Elizabeth ??. They had at least 3 children by 1850. She died sometime before 1860 and Samuel married Rebecca ??. I know that Samuel Hiles Taylor (my great grandfather and son of Samuel and Elizabeth Taylor) Lived around the Galena/Kennedyville area of Maryland until about 1880. I have lost track of the senior Samuel Taylor. Diaries tell us that the senior Taylor is buried at "the church at Galena". I can't seem to find him, though. Any help would be appreciated. Another mystery is where the name Hiles originated in this family. It has been handed down for generations, but I can't find the connection.
273 - 8/13/2007 11:01:51 AM - firstname.lastname@example.com - I am looking for information on a George Taylor I believe he was born in St. Louis,MO and died in Hominy, Oklahoma early 1970. He married Sarha Elizbeth Morgan and had 13 children.
272 - 7/30/2007 11:17:14 AM - email@example.com - Looking for information on DARCUS/DORCAS ANN TAYLOR, b. 18 Dec 1821 in Hopkins Co., KY; d. 15 Dec 1899 in Severy, Greenwood Co., Kansas. She married THOMAS W. HOLEMAN on 22 Jun 1848 in Union Co., KY. Thomas was b. 04 Jul 1826 in Union Co., Kentucky; d. 12 Sep 1899 in Severy, Greenwood Co., Kansas. I have been told that Darcus' father's name was JOSHUA TAYLOR b. in NC; her mother was born in MD. according to census records. I know nothing more about Joshua, nor do I know anything about her maternal line. I'm hoping someone out there has some connections.
271 - 7/27/2007 9:44:48 PM - email@example.com - I am trying to find information on Charles Taylor line of Lubbock, Texas or possibly Ralls, Texas area. Starting with Charles, he may have been in the Army during WWII. He was in Lubbock, Texas in January or February, of 1941. I am told that he died, possibly during the war. He may have had a sister by the name of Dorothy and possibly a brother. Dorothy had a daughter, born about 1940-41. Her name may also have been Jean, she would be my cousin. Jean (if correct) and I last saw each other in Lubbock. It would have been about 1946-47. We vowed we would always stay connected, however, as young children we had no idea how to accomplish that. I have been looking for years. If you know anything that would help, I would like to reconnect with my cousin to connect all the dots on my side.
270 - 7/26/2007 7:41:13 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - I am searching for information on Samuel Taylor b. about 1818 in DE. It is possible that his first or middle name is George. Married to Elizabeth ?? b. about 1822. That is all of the information I have on her. They lived in Kent County, Maryland most of his adult life. Their children were: Catherine, William H., Samuel Hiles (my great grandfather) and possibly Virginia. The elder Samuel was widowed after 1850 and was re-married to Rebecca ?? before 1860. Other children were: Ellen, James S., John, Aaron, Andrew J., Mary, Emily J., Charles M., Annie V and Alice. I am sure that the middle name Hiles has some significance, because it has been handed down for 5 generations. I have no clue what significance, though. Any information on the lineage would be greatly appreciated.
267 - 7/6/2007 - email@example.com - I am looking for information on Taylors in Ohio - interested in Logan or Hardin County. I am looking for info on Ida May Taylor b.8/19/1875 in Logan Co. She was married twice that I know of - First to Joseph Hoyt b.9/3/1869 and d. 10/25/1914 and on the death Cert - says he was divorced. This was my gr grandfather I believe.Two children to this union: Oather Hoyt b.1893 and Faye(do not have dates).From my grandad's album I have picture of Ida, Faye and Oather along with Joe Hoyt. Another picture is of Ida and her second husband ? Sloan.Other Taylor names mentioned in his album: Daniel and Lida Taylor along with the children's names. Elmer Taylor and Fern Van Horn. Taylor sisters: Margaret, Liz, Ida and Grace. Will Taylor and George Taylor.I am sure there is a connection between all these people and I would like to connect Hoyt and Taylor information. I would gladly share some scanned photos I have if you recognize any of these names.Thanks
266 - 7/3/2007 - email@example.com - Darcus/Dorcas Ann Taylor, b. 18 Dec 1821 in Hopkins Co., KY; d. 15 Dec 1899 in Severy, Greenwood Co., Kansas. She married Thomas W. Holeman on 22 Jun 1848 in Union Co., KY. Thomas was b. 04 Jul 1826 in Union Co., Kentucky; d. 12 Sep 1899 in Severy, Greenwood Co., Kansas. I have been told that Darcus' father's name was Joshua Taylor b. in NC; her mother was born in MD. according to census records. I know nothing more about Joshua, nor do I know anything about her maternal line. I'm hoping someone out there has some connections. Any help would be appreciated.
265 - 7/1/2007 - firstname.lastname@example.com - Looking for information on Darcus/Dorcas Ann Taylor, b. 18 Dec 1821 in Hopkins Co., KY; d. 15 Dec 1899 in Severy, Greenwood Co., Kansas. She married Thomas W. Holeman on 22 Jun 1848 in Union Co., KY. Thomas was b. 04 Jul 1826 in Union Co., Kentucky; d. 12 Sep 1899 in Severy, Greenwood Co., Kansas. I have been told that Darcus' father's name was Joshua Taylor b. in NC; her mother was born in MD. according to census records. I know nothing more about Joshua, nor do I know anything about her maternal line. I'm hoping someone out there has some connections. Thanks in advance!
264 - 6/28/2007 - email@example.com - My ancestor, Theophilus (Theoffulus) Taylor, was born circa 1759 in Virginia. He was a Rev. War Soldier. He moved to North Carolina, then South Carolina, and finally to the Franklin County/Habersham County area of Georgia, where he received land in the lottery for Rev. soldiers. Does anyone have any information about him or his ancestors? Thanks.
263 - 6/21/2007 - email@example.com - I am looking for any information on John Henry Taylor Born Feburary 20,1808 north carolina died feburary 18, 1886 Winston county wife was Eliza e Cagle born 1806 north carolina Died Winston county 1885 i am looking for information on John Henry Taylors Parents and brothers and sisters and i am looking for information on Eliza E Cagles Parents and Sister and Brothers. Anyone with information i would realy appreciate it you can email me
262 - 6/21/2007 - firstname.lastname@example.com - Searching for George Washington Taylor, single and in Hunt Co., TX in 1900. He married Mary Ella that year.They had several children. In 1920 his "sister-in-law" Julia Elvira Lafitte was living with the family. She was divorced, 17 years of age.By 1930, Mary was remarried to a Stratton and George was married to Julia Elvira. They also had several children and lived in Hunt and Henderson Counties, Texas. Not sure if Lafitte is Julia's maiden or married name. She was born about 1903. Thank you for any help with this family.
261 - 6/21/2007 - email@example.com - i have my line of taylor starting with edward taylor and his son bulter stonestreet taylor sr. if this is your line,i will be glade to help of nc
260 - 6/21/2007 - email@example.com - We are looking for any information on Thomas Taylor born in Rockport, Maine. He married Sarah Davis of Laconia, NH. They had a son, Augustus T. Taylor born Laconia NH 1812.
259 - 6/21/2007 - firstname.lastname@example.com - TAYLOR AND VANSANT Anyone have any information on a Zachariah Taylor married to a Mary VanSant? He was born around 1800 (maybe Charleston) and died in 1831. She was born around 1800 (Georgia?) and died around 1830.
258 - - email@example.com - Looking for my gggGrndmother Elizabeth Taylor (b:1797 MD)She had a daughter Alcinda (b:1836 Ohio) Alcinda was living with gggGmother Elizabeth in 1850 census in LaPorte IN with brother James(b:1831 Ohio) and another brother lived nearby, William (b:1823 Ohio) both brothers were Harnessmakers, cannot find who Elizabeth was married to or any trace of her after 1850 census. Alcinda married a Fosdick in Indiana left him and ended up in MO with a Charles Hopkins Her daughter was Flora Mae Fosdick Hopkins Lucas (b: 1860 IN d:1945 CA) she married a Hopkins and then a Lucas. Flora's daughter Fossetta was the mother of the 1940 movie star Mary Beth Hughes which was my father cousin. Was always told we were related to Zachary Taylor President but so are so many others. were not many male children born on this side of family any help appreciated.
257 - - email@example.com - I am searching for decendants of my great grandfather Charles Bandy who died nov. 1912 in Cabell county Guyandotte, West virginia of TB at age 35. He was born in Virginia. He had 2 brothers that I know of William and James Bandy. Records imply their father was John Bandy ex Mayor of Hanging rock, Ohio who died in Denver Colorado after contracting TB. Mother is listed as Liza Alberts - Bandy. If you know any info. on any Bandys' please email me
256 - - firstname.lastname@example.com - I would like to know whether anyone has any information about William Taylor and his wife Sara Yova who were married in England around 1800. Their son Daniel started Taylor family here in Malta.
255 - - email@example.com - I am looking for information about my grandmother's family. She was adopted and her birth mother was Mary Taylor. This occured in Alabama around 1900. My grandmother wouldn't talk about it so we don't have any further information. She made up a birthday to be 1900. Her married name was Clara Lovell and she lived in Calhoun County. Her birthmother may have lived in Jacksonville, Alabama. I would appreciate any information
254 - - email@example.com - My gr. gr. grandma was Sarah (Pretty) Taylor born abt. 1854 in VA and married a Wilson William Taylor born abt. 1852 in VA. They had my gr. grandma Viola Taylor 03/08/1889 in Richmond, VA and passed in 1965 in New York. Viola married James E. Payne born in VA abt. 1889 as well. and passed in 1961 in New York.
253 - - email@example.com - I am trying to find information on James Walter Taylor, Nannie Mae Taylor died Del Rio Tenn. Married N.C. Thank You for any info they had 16 children, W.B. Taylor George, Thomas, Carroll, Roxy, Joe, Etta, James, Forrest, ruby, cora lee, etc.
252 - - firstname.lastname@example.com - Ancestor William Grassell Taylor, born Feb 1813, christened May 1813 at Circular Church, Charleston, SC. Parents James and Mary. Moved to Philadelphia, married in 1838 to Laura Cornelia Warner, died in 1850 in Philadelphia. They had 2 sons, William Grassell Taylor Jr and Carrington Warner Taylor. Looking for James and Mary, probably born around 1790-1793, I assume SC.
251 - - email@example.com - My Grandfather was John Watts Taylor from Hertford County, NC. He was married to Bettie White from Bertie County, NC
250 - - firstname.lastname@example.com - I am interested in contacting others researching any of these Taylors: Children of Canellum Taylor(1774-18480 & Frances Marsh (1779-1859): 1. William D. Taylor (1802-abt 1865) married Agnes Hemphill(1803-?) Chn: Nancy, 1830; Rachael, 1833; Canellum "Kelley, 1835; John H., 1838; Elizabeth, 1841; & Clay, 1844; family lived in Stoddard Co., MO prior to Civil War. 2. Robert Marsh Taylor (1804-?) married Agnes White one son John died in LA before family moved on to Rusk Co., TX 3. Nancy Ann Taylor, (1806-?) married 1851, Gray Briggs Barker (1797-1870); only 1 son, Gray Briggs Barker Jr. (1852-1931) lived in Gibson Co., TN. 4. Joseph Taylor (1808-?) married Sallie Ellison (1813- ?) 1850 were in Hot Spring Co., Ark. with children: Tansy, 16; Mary, 15; Bazil, 13; Jane, 12; John, 11; William, 10; & Frances, 8. 5. John Bazil Taylor (1809-1883) married 1st Agnes Rebekah Walker (1822-1850), d/o Matthew Patton Walker & Agnes Rebecca Hope; 1 child, Frances Agnes, (abt 1845- ?) married 2nd, 1856, Elizabeth Maria "Bettie" Goodrich, (1825-1878), d/o Edmund Goodrich & Frances Elizabeth Briggs Goodrich. family lived in Davidson Co., TN. 6. Basil Manley Taylor (1811-1886) married Dicie Williams, (1817-1891) d/o Silas Mercer Williams & Sarah Dicie "Sallie" Crutchfield; 11 chn. settled in Gibson Co., TN. 7. Elizabeth Taylor (1813-1825) 8. Alexander Marsh Taylor (1816-?) married in Illinois, 1838, Sarah Woolley, (1822-?) d/o Martin Woolley & Nancy Neal: family settled in Tulare Co., CA; children listed were: Martin Van Buren Taylor, b. Dec 1841; Rachel Taylor, b. 1846; Alfred Riley Taylor, b. 1848; Frances Taylor, b. 1851; Edward Taylor, abt 1857; Mary A. Taylor, (1859-1933) married Josiah Walton Bell; & Annie T. Taylor, b. 1850. 9. Rachel Taylor (1818-?) married William P. Bradley (abt 1809 - ?) s/o Absolom Bradley; family was in Rusk Co., TX in 1850; children listed: Baswell A.(or Bazil), 12; Mary C., 10; Nancy A., 8; Susan F., 6; John R., 3; & William H., 5 months. 10. Jane Taylor, (1820-1868), was blind, did not marry.
249 - - email@example.com - i am a descendant of richard taylor. who married susan hosford. any one with info. contact me thank's. Same richard taylor on trail of tear's? i am looking for info about samuel parks, he was richard taylor's brother in law. susan taylor's husband. our taylor line come's from richard taylor &and susan hosford.our richard taylor's father's name jacob taylor, married martha.no last name given.they had george washington taylor fought civil war battle of chattanooga, tenn.i have more info on this taylor linage .i'll be willing to help you maybe i'll learn more also.God bless you in your search!
248 - - firstname.lastname@example.com - My Great Great Great Grandmother was Mary Taylor born in England who married John Jackson born in England(this information is from my great great grandmothers death certificate). Don't know for sure how many children they had. I can't find any census on them together with Jane Jackson. They had my great great grandmother Jane Jackson b August 6, 1856 England d november 17, 1934 in New York. Married apr,may, or june 1875 salford, England to William Monaghan b apr 1857 England, they had Elizabeth(my great grandmother), Mabel and Beatrice and possibly a son who stayed behind in England named james who died in his 20's so the story is told. The Old stories told to my great Aunt by her grandmother was we were related to George Washington Taylor of "Lord and Taylor" store but that we were cousins or something. Does anyone know the whole family tree of him because I am stuck in England on the Taylor family. Please help if you can with any of this. Thank You
247 - - email@example.com - There are two WILLIAM CAROL TAYLOR'S. One is the son of Vincent Taylor and Mary R. Puckett. He married Martha Jane White and had 12 children. The other one is the son of Robert Taylor and Eliza "Lizzy" Branch. He married Octavia Brooks and had one son that I know of named William Carol Taylor Jr. who married Olivia Collier. This web site, http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/6038/Taylor-Branch_Family.html, by Alf Poplin Taylor showing the connection between Taylor and Branch Families states that the son of Robert and Eliza Taylor named William Carol married Martha Jane White. This is not true and the children listed are Martha Jane's with the other William Carol, son of Vincent Taylor and Mary Puckett. Researchers are getting these two mixed up. I hope some of them will see this post and change their web sites to reflect the truth. I could not find a contact for Alf Poplin Taylor. Maybe someone who knows him can show him this post.
246 - - email@example.com - After 3 years, I have no firm results on Eliza J. Taylor or Tayler, (AA) b circa1848-58VA, moved to LA and AR..her kids were FAnnie, b1865AR and Maranda,b1867-68LA..I find Fannie in AR m to Henry Williamson, then Jim General Morgan...I find Maranda m in AR to George E. Washington, and may be a 2nd marriage as first kids are Lawson Wimberly (or WImbly or Wemley) and Ida Wimberly/Wemley, who supposedly m a Nave. Eliza ends up as Eliza Jenkins in AR....related surnames may be Hatcher and Herrod or Harrod....Thank You in advance
245 - - email@example.com - Looking for information about Gideon Taylor, born in about 1793, someplace in Virginia. He moved to Tennessee and was married to a woman named Katherine. We believe he had a son named Joseph, who was married to a woman named Abiah. I would like to have any information on any of these individuals that is available. Thanks for any help
244 - - email@example.com - Sarah (Taylor) Burgett(sp) Jones b. abt. 1854 MO or IL; d. about 1884 (KS?) reportedly delivering twins who did not survive. Burgett children Clara and Elijah b. Hamburg, Fremont County, IA. On 1880 census with husband James Jones at Cawker City, Mitchell County KS; husband James farming homestead belonging to Anson & J O Jones of Ogle County IL. James born Nova Scotia, Canada or England but Il Joneses not from Canada. Oldest Surviving child Netta Estella Jones Weld, b. 1881 Fort Scott KS. Any information about possible parents, spouse Burgett, death date or place for either Sarah or James will be researched thoroughly. Clara was my grandmother. Brickwalled for 4 yrs! Thanks, Grace in Ak
243 - - email@example.com - I'm stuck in TN with Great, Great, Grandfather George Washington TAYLOR b.ca 1808. He is well established later in the Guntersville, AL where he had a large family by three wives. I descend through his son George M. TAYLOR who settled in the Rosston, Nevada County, AR area and married Mary Della LUCK. One source, not cofirmed by me, says George Washington TAYLOR was born in Wayne County, TN, ca 1808. The 1810 TN Census Index lists Absolam, 2 James, 2 Johns & William, all living in Jefferson,Rutherford County, TN. Ha' up! As we say in East Texas
242 - - email@example.com - Hello, Trying to link my fathers ancesters. His grandfather was a Charles Taylor b 2-13-1855 in Illinois d March 2 1926, his first wife was a Mary or Margene Embry, don't know date of birth or death on her. His second wife who he married in 1900 Was Effie Jane Little b Aug 15 1878 and died 9-22-1959 in Spokane, WA. By the first marriage Charles and Mary had two children, Lura Taylor Parrill b June 7,1880 d April 16, 1945 and Alexander Frank Taylor think born June 1878 and died possibly in WWI around 1919. Charles and Effie had 5 childred, Myrtle, Lela, Eldon, Ruth and Ruby, after Charles died in 1926 Effie moved the family to Spokane,WA. Anyone with a date of death or anything relating to Alexander Frank or Mary Taylor and the parents names for Charles are appreciated
241 - - firstname.lastname@example.com - I am looking for any relatives to my ggrandfather, Elihue Taylor, son of Harrison Taylor. He is from the Whitetop, Va or Ashe County, NC area. He was born in 1899. Any information would be appreciated.
240 - - email@example.com - Searching for the parents of Winnaford/Winifred TAYLOR b. abt 1804 Anderson Co., SC; mar. Isham PEEBLES bet. 1820/1825 either in SC or AL. They had 10 children; most born in Henry Co., AL and the last three born in Dale Co., AL. They all moved to Polk Co., TX where they lived until they died. I did find a William TAYLOR (1773-1840) and his wife Susanna (1771-1845) buried in Taylor Family Cemetery; Anderson Co., SC (they are the only people buried there). This could "possibly" be her parents, but have no idea one way or another. If anyone has information on Winifred TAYLOR's parents, please contact me.
239 - - email@example.com - I am searching for descendants of my grandfather Arthur Nelson Taylor Born in Harting. Sussex England about 1867 and was in the Army based in Woolich in District of Healt with his wife Ada Catherine Taylor (nee Sheppard) at 3 Waverly Cottage in 1902. I am anxious for any information regarding his whereabouts after this date.
238 - - firstname.lastname@example.com - Would like to exchange data with others researching the Taylor Family of Chester County, PA. Robert Taylor (1633 - 1695) and wife Mary Hayes Isaac Taylor (1666 - 1717 and wife Sarah Broadwell Joseph Taylor (1693/94 - 1791) and wife Mary Maris Jesse Taylor (1726 - 1810) and wife Ann Way Joseph Taylor (1751 - 1794) and wife Jane Walters Israel Taylor (1782 - 1850) and wife Susan Mause
237 - - firstname.lastname@example.com - My Taylor family descends from John, b. @1790, NC. Md. Nancy Burkhead, b. NC. John and Nancy had,Elisha, b.1810 & Whitson Burkhead Taylor, b. NC. The remaining children b. Tennessee; James, Jeremiah M.(my 2nd greatgrandfather), and Elizabeth and Nancy. John may have gone ahead to Morgan co, Missouri with sons; Elisha, Whitson and Jeremiah, but he d. there in 1837. In his probate records there is only a reference to the 3 sons, saying Jeremiah was "orphaned" child, age 14. Nancy was not mentioned. I do not know what happened to Nancy B.Taylor or the younger children. I have Elisha's, Whitson's, and Jeremiah's family info,(MO and Ark), but would like any ideas or info. on Nancy. She may have been too ill to travel with the younger children and stayed with her family of Burkheads, but has not been found on the census records there. This Family of Taylors originally settled in Tyrell co., NC and later moved to Granville....or boundaries changed...and rumor has it that John's father was Thomas, whose father was Richard III.
236 - - firstname.lastname@example.com - I am looking for the ancestors and descendants of David Taylor, born approximately 1798, in North Carolina. He owned a plantation there and was alive at least until the 1840s.
235 - - email@example.com - I have been able to trace my Taylor family back to the late 1780s in Burke Co., GA, where William and Joshua are listed on the tax records. They moved to Washington Co., GA by 1790, when my ggg-grandfather, Andrew Taylor, was born. He had two brothers that I know of, Richard and Thomas, and two sons, Joshua and William Thomas. They lived at various times in Laurens Co. and Thomas Co., GA, then moved to FL in the early 1820's when the Spanish ceded FL to the U.S. Several of them were early Methodist Circuit Riders, and are listed as Pioneers of FL. Family legend has it that they came to GA from VA, but I am still seeking the VA connection. A cousin of mine has joined the DNA project in hopes of finding that connection, and if anyone has any information on this line, please contact me.
234 - - firstname.lastname@example.com - Looking for names of Brothers of President Zachery Taylor. My mother-in-law was Lillian Mae Taylor Vincent of Louisville Ky. Her father was George Franklin Taylor (died in 1938 -born appx 1865). Family history says that George was the nephew of President Zachery Taylor. From my research I know that President Zachery Taylor lived in Louisville and is buried there. Any information would be appreciated. Please email any info. Thank you!!
233 - - firstname.lastname@example.com - I am looking for information regarding Thomas W. Taylor. He is my great grandfather. He married Frances Arleva Kennington and had the following children. John William Taylor,Henry Jackson Taylor, Samuel Taylor, Emma Taylor, Margaret Jeanette Taylor and two twin sons who died at birth. In 1897 he married Mary Pitts(not sure what happened to Frances)in Yell County, Arkansas. They had children Delbert Columbus Taylor(my grandfather)George Washington Taylor and Phoebe Taylor. Thomas was killed in a logging accident in either 1904 or 1909. I am trying to find out information about Thomas W. Taylors parents, where he came from and any brothers or sisters he may have had. Thank you in advance for any help you can give me.
232 - - firstname.lastname@example.com - Seeking help with the family of George Washington Taylor, born abt. 183 in Arkansas and died 1956 in Rusk County, Texas. He was married to Mary L. Ella. Children were Edgar, Maggie, Lula, Ruthy, Linnie and Pearl. By 1923 in Rusk Co., TX, George was married to Julia Lafitte (not known if that is her maiden name since she was married before marrying George), Julia and George were married. They had several children, the oldest being George B. Taylor. The earliest finding of George Washington Taylor is in Hunt County, TX in 1900. I am not able to determine his parentage because there are so many Taylors named George Washington. Any help with this family would be greatly appreciated.


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