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The Two Farm Systems: The depth of outfield prospects for each organization is clearly going in completely different directions. Boston, who wasn't exactly overflowing in outfield prospect depth to begin the 2013 season anyway, traded away Brandon Jacobs [to the White Sox in the Matt Thorton deal] and Jeremy Hazlebaker [to the Dodgers in the Alex Castellanos deal] last season. Meanwhile, even though the Yankees lost Ravel Santana and Melky Mesa, two very high-ceiling outfield prospects, they offset that with more depth added through the draft and International free agent signing period.
Boston has a pair of would-be big league ready outfielders in Jackie Bradley Jr. and Bryce Brent, both of whom have logged a significant amount of Triple-A time. Bradley Jr., Boston's first round pick out of the University of South Carolina in 2011, had a somewhat pedestrian sophomore professional campaign in 2013, hitting just .275 with ten home runs and seven stolen bases after hitting a combined .315 with 42 doubles, nine home runs, and 24 stolen bases between high-A Salem and Double-A Portland in 2012.
While his 2013 numbers might not exactly prove it, walking just 41 times and striking out 75 times, he does have great strike zone discipline, enough to project as an eventual .300 hitter. However, the rest of his tools rate out as average at best, including power, speed, and even his defense in centerfield, although that can tick to the above average realm given his steady play. 'Steady' is the optimal word to describe him -- there isn't a whole lot of ceiling here -- but he reached the big leagues in 2013 [.189, three home runs in 37 games], he's still rookie eligible, and he heads into 2014 with a real chance at securing a starting gig now that Jacoby Ellsbury has switched alliances.
Brentz on the other hand, while not blessed with great speed or defense, has a bit more ceiling to his game. A first round pick in the 2010 draft, he missed a significant portion of the 2013 season with some nagging injuries but still managed to club 17 home runs in just 326 at-bats for Triple-A Pawtucket, matching his home run total between Double-A Portland and Triple-A Pawtucket the year before. He has plus power potential and plus arm strength, and he projects to be at least an average hitter. He's a slugger, plain and simple.
The Yankees have their own big league tested outfield prospect in Zoilo Almonte. Like Bradley, Almonte is still rookie eligible for the 2014 season and he held his own in a 106 at-bat trial in the Bronx last season, hitting a respectable .236. He's not nearly the safe bet that Bradley is projection-wise, but the ceiling is a bit better because he has above average power potential. However, for the time being anyway, he appears to be a reserve outfielder at best for the Yankees until he can show more at the big league level.
Outside of Bradley and Brentz, however, the Red Sox don't have a lot of high ceiling potential outfield prospects in the long-season leagues. Soon to be 26-year old outfielder Alex Hassan [.321, four home runs for Triple-A Pawtucket last season] projects best as a reserve outfielder, so that leaves both Henry Ramos and Keury De La Cruz as their next best long-season options.
Ramos, a switch-hitter out of Puerto Rico, hit a respectable .252 with 27 doubles and 12 home runs for high-A Salem last season and seems poised to hit the Double-A level as a 22-year old this season. He shows some patience at the plate and average speed, and the power, while average presently, does have above average to borderline plus potential. He is Zoilo Almonte in a lot of ways.
De La Cruz, a Dominican native, has a similar skillset as Ramos, although he bats exclusively from the left side. He hit 36 doubles for high-A Salem last year with nine home runs, and like Ramos, the ceiling is intriguing in Almonte fashion but there are considerable stretches where the production isn't there, enough to have some similar long-term question marks.
The Yankees on the other hand have a handful of outfield prospects in the long-season leagues who have equally as many question marks but considerably higher ceilings, including Slade Heathcott, Mason Williams, Tyler Austin, and Ramon Flores. All four, while quite young for their levels, each had somewhat disappointing 2013 campaigns.
Heathcott, New York's first round pick back in 2009, is arguably the highest ceiling outfield prospect in either organization. Blessed with above average power potential, plus speed, and plus defense, the former high school football standout is still working to bring his great tools together. He hit a respectable .261 with eight home runs as a 22-year old in Double-A last season, but the production hasn't come close to his tool-set. Still, the fact that he amassed more than 300 at-bats in a season for the first time in his injury-plagued career is a good sign.
Williams, New York's fourth round pick in 2010, has a very disappointing 2013 season, hitting just a combined .245 with four home runs and 15 stolen bases between high-A Tampa and Double-A Trenton after hitting a combined .298 with eleven home runs and 20 stolen base the year prior. He battled illness and subsequent weight fluctuation all season though, and he still has a huge ceiling. The now 22-year old needs a big bounce-back season.
Tyler Austin is also in need of a bounce-back season. He followed up his .322, 35 double, 17 home run, 23-stolen base season in 2012 with an injury-marred .265-17-6-4 season in Double-A last season. He needs a return to health more than anything but there is still above average to plus power potential here, as well as above average hitting potential. The ceiling is huge here too, but like Heathcott and Williams, he needs a return to production.
Flores, signed out of Venezuela back in 2008, doesn't have nearly the same high ceiling as the aforementioned Yankee trio but he has also proven to be the most consistent contributor of the bunch. He hit .260 with six doubles and a team-leading 77 walks in Double-A as a 21-year old last season. His progress remains steady and there's more power in the tank than pundits realize.
Giving the Yankees far better long-season league outfield depth are Ben Gamel and Jake Cave, two players with ultra-competitive drive, a real knack for hitting, above average speed, and enough question marks about their long-term home run power potential that neither are slam dunks as eventual potential big league starting outfielders just yet. Both are primo extra-base hitters right now who just need to get a few more balls to carry over the fence because the rest of their games project to be big league ready. How far the home run power comes for each is something that will simply need to play out.
Perhaps the biggest upper-level wild card outfield prospect in either organization is New York's Ronnier Mustelier. The Cuban defector, now 29 years old, is a "prospect" only because he has yet to reach the big leagues. While there isn't much upside given his advanced age, it doesn't mean he can't provide some short-term value. He can flat out-hit, shows very good plate discipline and a knack for hitting the gaps, but the home run power potential is quite limited. The exact same can be said for fellow Cuban defector Adonis Garcia, who will turn 29 years old by the start of the 2014 campaign.
Boston has some intriguing lower-level outfield prospects in the form of Manuel Margot, Bryan Hudson, and Nick Longhi. Margot, signed out of the Dominican Republic in 2011 for $800,000, hit a respectable .270 with 18 stolen bases in his first taste of pro ball in the United States last season for short-season Lowell. He has advanced plate discipline, above average running speed, above average bat speed, and the ability to stick in center. His power potential, however, is borderline average. He projects as an eventual number two type hitter down the road.
Longhi [drafted in the 30th round but received a $440,000 signing bonus] and Hudson [drafted in the 15th round] were both selected in last year's draft out of high school and both offer some long-term promise. At 6-foot-2 and 205 pounds, Longhi, a right-handed batter, has the look of a potential slugger who can could hit for average too, and Hudson, while not possessing nearly the same power potential, is a better runner.
The Yankees combat Boston's new influx of outfield talent with some high-ceiling outfielders of their own, including last year's first round pick Aaron Judge, 11th round pick Kendall Coleman, 18th round pick Dustin Fowler, and top International signing Leonardo Molina.
Standing 6-foot-7, Judge, a former Fresno State University product, physically resembles New Orleans Saints' tight end Jimmy Graham as a monstrous athlete with real agility. His power potential is arguably the highest in either organization but he's not just a slugger -- he can field his position well and has some speed too. He sat out his debut season with a pulled quad so it remains to be seen how he'll handle professional pitching.
Coleman and Fowler, two quick-twitch, left-handed bats out of high school last season, offer some intriguing long-term potential. Both are very athletic, both have average to above average speed, and both have average or better long-term power potential. Coleman, the bigger of the two, could take some time to develop in particular, but both have significant ceilings.
Molina kind of compares to Boston's Margot in some respects; like Margot he doesn't have plus power [although Molina projects to have above average power potential], but he too shows advanced plate discipline, an ability to stick in centerfield, and above average speed. Molina also has tremendous mental makeup for a 16-year old.
The Yankees have even more depth, however, including the likes of Chris Breen, Nathan Mikolas, and Austin Aune, all of whom were 2012 draft picks out of high school, and Venezuelan native Ericson Leonora.
Breen, a 12th round pick, has size and power, enough to project as potential slugger down the road. More of a lumbering guy speed-wise, his long-term value is tied in his bat and he hit just .214 in the Gulf Coast League last season. There's a lot of ceiling here, but a lot of work to do as well.
The same goes for Mikolas, a third round pick, and Aune, the 2012 second round pick. Both are left-handed hitters who may take some time to develop but both offer intriguing ceilings. Mikolas in particular has long-term above average power potential but, a pull-hitter right now, he's working on using the whole field more. Aune, a former shortstop, is not only learning a new position but he has really struggled with the bat thus far, hitting just .192 last season. He too has a big ceiling but a lot of work to do towards tapping his potential.
Leonora might be the most intriguing lower-level outfield prospect in either organization simply because he has a sky-high ceiling but has been unable to remain healthy the past few years. Signed back in 2008, he has just 139 long-season league at-bats to his credit but there's above average power potential here, plus bat speed, and some natural athleticism. He's a longshot of sorts but he's still just 21 years old.
While they don't have the sky-high ceilings others possess, New York has some other outfield prospects at the lower levels worth keeping an eye on, including Brandon Thomas, Michael O'Neill, Jordan Barnes, etc, and one could emerge down the road. Thomas in particular, a switch-hitter, has above average tools but needs the bat to catch up to his physical prowess.
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Power: The loss of Jacobs and Hazelbaker puts Boston in a precarious power position among their outfield prospects. Only Brentz projects to be a viable plus power hitter, and the combination of De La Cruz and Ramos are not enough to combat the likes of Almonte, Austin, Heathcott, Judge, and the host of lower level power bats the Yankees can trot out there. Even without Santana and Mesa, the Yankees have impressive power depth. Advantage: Yankees
Hitting For Average: This one is not as close as some pundits might think given the not so great seasons turned in by Mason Williams, Tyler Austin, and other Yankee bats last season, but on strict hitting ability alone, and that's including the likes of Gamel, Flores, Cave, and others, the Yankees, while they don't have a Jackie Bradley Jr. necessarily, have too much depth hitting-wise. Advantage: Yankees
Defense: This one is a real no contest. While Bradley Jr. is solid, the Sox have to look all the way down to Margot at the lower levels to find a potential difference-maker defensively. The Yankees on the other hand have a plethora of above average to plus defenders, including Williams, Heathcott, Gamel, Cave, etc, etc. Advantage: Yankees
Speed: Again the loss of Jacobs and Hazelbaker, Boston's top two speed prospects in the outfield, puts them in a bad spot here. Only Margot is truly above average, although Hudson could wind up being one too, but the Yankees have several above average runners or better and that's even after losing Ravel Santana and Melky Mesa. Advantage: Yankees.
Overall Potential: Boston is going to get the short-term credit for better depth simply because Jackie Bradley Jr. and Bryce Brentz could make immediate impacts with the big league club, but the fact is New York has way, way too much depth among their outfield prospects both at the upper levels and absolutely at the lower levels for the Red Sox to compare. Advantage: Yankees.
Highest Ceilings: Slade Heathcott (Yankees), Mason Williams (Yankees), Tyler Austin (Yankees), Aaron Judge (Yankees), Leonardo Molina (Yankees), Manuel Margot (Red Sox), Henry Ramos (Red Sox), Keury De La Cruz (Red Sox), Kendall Coleman (Yankees), Jake Cave (Yankees)
Best Power: Aaron Judge (Yankees), Tyler Austin (Yankees), Bryce Brentz (Red Sox), Slade Heathcott (Yankees), Henry Ramos (Red Sox), Zoilo Almonte (Yankees), Keury De La Cruz (Red Sox), Kendall Coleman (Yankees), Chris Breen (Yankees), Nick Longhi (Red Sox)
Best Average: Jackie Bradley Jr. (Red Sox), Ramon Flores (Yankees), Ben Gamel (Yankees), Mason Williams (Yankees), Ronnier Mustelier (Yankees), Tyler Austin (Yankees), Leonardo Molina (Yankees), Manuel Margot (Red Sox), Keury De La Cruz (Red Sox), Jake Cave (Yankees)/Slade Heathcott (Yankees)
Best Defense: Mason Williams (Yankees), Slade Heathcott (Yankees), Jackie Bradley Jr. (Red Sox), Ben Gamel (Yankees), Jake Cave (Yankees), Leonardo Molina (Red Sox), Manuel Margot (Red Sox), Tyler Austin (Yankees), Ramon Flores (Yankees), Henry Ramos (Red Sox)
Best Speed: Mason Williams (Yankees), Slade Heathcott (Yankees), Manuel Margot (Red Sox), Leonardo Molina (Yankees), Ben Gamel (Yankees), Jake Cave (Yankees), Kendall Coleman (Yankees), Jackie Bradley Jr. (Red Sox), Bryan Hudson (Red Sox), Tyler Austin (Yankees)
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Centennial soccer sees ray of hope
SPRINGFIELD – As Centennial goalkeeper Andy Drackley trudged off the field following a heartbreaking 3-2 overtime defeat Tuesday, the dejected freshman had a hard time keeping his head up.
But one mention of the strides his team made this fall – and the possibilities that await the young group next season – put a brief smile on his face.
Tradition on Centennial's side
CHAMPAIGN – If all goes according to their plan, Centennial's Chargers will hit a milestone in today's Class 2A super-sectional soccer match.
A victory would be the program's 300th and serve as an appropriate accomplishment for a group that has worked hard to uphold a sparkling tradition.
Bushue saves day for Centennial soccer
CHAMPAIGN – From the moment the referee's whistle blew, signaling a penalty kick for Centennial during the third overtime of Friday's Class 2A sectional final, the outcome no longer seemed in doubt.
It was Jacob Bushue's time.
Centennial soccer site switched
CHAMPAIGN — Due to sloppy field conditions at Mahomet-Seymour, Friday's Class 2A boys' soccer sectional championship match between Centennial and Springfield was moved to the University of Illinois campus, Centennial athletic director Brian Easter said.
Chargers whet appetites for soccer title
MAHOMET – Mud or no mud, Centennial's Chargers managed to play a clean game in Tuesday's 4-1 victory against Mahomet-Seymour in the Class 2A soccer sectional.
They might as well have been playing in a bowl of spaghetti. Competing on a field that was hosting its fifth match in eight rainy days, the Chargers (15-9-1) sloughed off the conditions and a sluggish start to advance to Friday's 5 p.m. final against Springfield (17-7). Weston Hornbaker and Thair Al-Saqri scored late in the first half for Centennial, and Andy Dudley and Garrett Sommer added second-half goals to open a 4-0 advantage.
M-S moves on in soccer
MAHOMET – At the time, it might have seemed like icing on the cake.
As it turned out, the goal Joel Clark scored to give the Mahomet-Seymour boys' soccer team a 3-0 lead spelled the difference in Saturday's Class 2A regional title match.
Freshman saves Centennial's day
URBANA – After 120 minutes of scoreless soccer, Centennial goalkeeper Andy Drackley – a freshman – had ample reasons to feel anxious.
Consider: It was a postseason Battle of Champaign – a physical, high-intensity matchup against Champaign Central with a Class 2A regional championship on the line.
Sages' chances slip away
CHILLICOTHE – Lois Cryder always will wonder what might have happened had the weather and field conditions been different.
The reality was that her Monticello boys' soccer team saw its season end Thursday night on a rain-soaked and mucky pitch. Tucker Fields' goal with 6 minutes, 23 seconds left lifted Rochester to a 1-0 victory against the Sages in the Class 1A Chillicothe Sectional semifinals.
Chargers headed in right direction
URBANA – If Centennial soccer coach Imants Jaunarajs ever needed proof his team was more than just Jacob Bushue, he got it Wednesday in the Chargers' Class 2A regional semifinal against Ur-bana.
With Bushue, the Indiana recruit and Centennial's leading scorer, on the sideline visibly sick, senior Thair Al-Saqri snuck a header into the net off a corner kick by Ben Flodstrom with less than two minutes remaining to send the Chargers to a 2-1 win.

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The problem is that all hardware information is returning fine. However, the software information is not listed due to the scan never completing on any machine. The scan does not stop on any one particular machine. I have verified that DCOM and WMI are setup properly using Microsoft's diagnostic tool and following the support articles on this site. Permissions are set correctly. I have tried turning off scanning of the printers and just scanning the server IP range. I am scanning one subnet between 1-254. I have tried setting verbose from false to true to no avail. I am not sure what else I can do to get this to work. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Nov 25, 2008 at 2:15 UTC
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839 - 6/27/2009 3:56:29 AM - firstname.lastname@example.com - Searching information on Dempsey Taylor who left Georgia for Dale County, Alabama, about 1823. Believed to have lived near the Florida state line. He had three known daughters; Sarah Jane Taylor, Mary Jane Taylor, and Ann Jane Taylor, all married Watfords.
837 - 6/21/2009 6:24:17 PM - email@example.com - i would like any input on william robert taylor of new castle pa that was my father and my mothers name was tressie elizabeth hallmark of okl .i lived on willimgton ave then moved to ca with my mother as a baby. please e-mail me asap due to health
835 - 6/18/2009 7:27:22 AM - firstname.lastname@example.com - I am searching for any information on Frederick Taylor from Edgecomb/Wilson County, North Carolina. He was a soldier in the 2nd Infantry Regiment State Troops of North Carolina in 1862. He had a sister, Emmaline Taylor, who is my great-grandmother and her son, Addison "Addie" Taylor was my grandfather. From all information known, Emmaline never married and had all of her children out of wedlock. My grandfather had two brothers that I know of, Adolfus (sp?) and Albert Taylor. My mother still has Frederick's musket that was issued to him for the Civil War. Not sure if Frederick ever married and/or had any children but any information would be very appreciated as the Taylor side of my family is sketchy at best. Thanks in advance!
834 - 6/15/2009 7:55:28 PM - email@example.com - Looking for information on a Lucinda Taylor who married a John Cathcart in 1862 at Metropolis, Massac Co. Illinois. They may have had 2 children: Drew Addison Cathcart and Henry Cathcart. Would appreciate any help with this. Thank you
833 - 6/13/2009 1:25:44 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - I am trying to find the father of Isham Taylor he was born in North Carolina according to the 1880 census .Isham was born in 1817 in Georgia and moved to Alabama before 1837 Isham moved again to Madison Co.,Florida about 1845 any help would be appreciated John
832 - 5/28/2009 1:22:23 AM - firstname.lastname@example.com - Would like to hear from someone with thes lines. JOHN M TAYLOR, Sr was the son of ??? . He was born on March 16 1816 in SC and died on July 5 1891 Parker CO TX. The dates and birthplace were taken off his tombstone in Authon TX Parker CO Authon Cemetery. I recently found that he was born in Nash CO NC. He married Mary "Polly" Copeland on Aug 18 1846 in Caldwell CO KY but Ancestry .com has Jan 20 1845 in Nash CO NC. She was born in Gainsville TN Wilson CO on March 28 1827. She was the daughter of W Thomas and Elizabeth "Betsy" (Mount) Copeland. They are both buried in the Authon Cemetery. I have not gotten past John Taylor for some reason. I have gone back further on Mary "Polly". I also have the children except for John M Jr and a few others: Children of John M and Mary "Polly" (Copeland) Taylor SR: Thomas R Taylor b 20 Feb 1848 Caldwell CO KY d 27 Apr 1933 b Authon TX Parker CO Authon Cem md Nancy Melinda "Nannie" Grable Sarah Elizabeth Taylor b 06 Apr 1849 Caldwell CO KY d 12 Jan 1882 Authon TX md William Scott Fondren Reece H Taylor b 05 Nov 1851 Authon TX d 17 Aug 1919 Authon TX md Mary Ellen Low George Washington Taylor b 09 Aug 1854 Authon TX d 19 Aug 1924 Perryton TX md Sarah Elizabeth "Betty" Marsh Nancy "Nannie" Jewel Taylor b July 9 1856 Authon TX d 1876 Grant's Pass OR md ???? Jewell Albert G Taylor b May 6 1858 Authon TX Parker CO d 1883 Authon TX md Levinia Maddox William "Willie" F Taylor b Apr 3 1860 Authon TX d 27 Jun 1947 Perryton TX md R J "Jose" Poor Mary Jane Taylor b Feb 12 1862 Authon TX d Aug 27 1951 Authon TX md John Turney Moore Alonzo Baron Cleaves Mariam Fannie Taylor*** b June 1 1863 Authon TX d Feb 7 1937 Authon TX md William C "Bill" Walters ***My line John M Taylor Jr b Mar 19 1866 Authon TX d 1938 Graham TX b Authon Cemetery md Susan "Maggie Mae" McIntosh Mary T. Pogue Telitha V "Tiny" Taylor b Jan 3 1868 Authon TX d 1937 Los Angeles CA ? md Jacob "Jake" M Grable Charles W Taylor b July 2 1870 Authon TX d Sept 2 1905 Authon TX md ???????? 1816 March 16 John M Taylor NC but was born SC (tombstone) 1827 March 28 Mary "Polly" Copeland was b Gainsville TN Wilson CO 1846 Aug 18 John and Mary married Calwell CO KY 1850 Caldwell CO KY 2-DIST Series: M432 Image: 282 Roll: 194 P 354 199 199 .Aug 13 Samuel W Weller TAYLOR JOHN 26 SC says NC on census record Polly 24 TN Thomas R 4 KY says F on census name Reece Sarah 2 KY 1850 Caldwell CO KY P 354 199 Thomas Copeland, Polly's dad, was above 1855 Dec 14---Pioneer Association of Parker CO Taylor's came to TX 1860 Parker CO Veal Station TX SeriesM653 Roll1302 P 438 281 281 TAYLOR J(ohn M) 44 M W SC farmer 300 1200 M (ary) 33 TN T (homas) 12 KY S (arah) 11 f KY R (eese) 9 KY G(eorge) 6 KY N (ancy) 5 TX A(lbert) 3 TX Wm (Willie) 1 TX 1870 Parker C TX ALL DISAPPEARED/ need to roll through 1879 July 24 Mary "Polly" Copeland Taylor died Authon TX Authon Cemetery # 23 19 on tombstone but she is in 1880 census reck census 1880 Parker CO TX 4-PCT SeriesT9 Roll 1323 P 428 227 238 June 14 Family History Library Film 1255323 TAYLOR JOHN (M) 64 M W SC farming 10 Mary 52 F W TN Albert 21 M W TX farming 10 William 20 M W TX works on farm John Jr 14 M W TX works on farm Telitha 12 F W TX at school Charles 10 M W TX 1891 July 5 John M Taylor died Authon TX Authon Cemetery Parker CO # 23 20 1900 - 1930 both dead
831 - 5/26/2009 8:02:45 PM - email@example.com - Some Looker(Luker)-Martin, Looker-Taylor, Taylor-Tumlinson and other Taylor information is on my ancestry.com website. Username jamesrrobison. Taylor names include: Joseph & Elizabeth, Josiah & Hephzibeth, William Riley & Elizabeth, Hardina, Johanna, Creed, Pitkin Barnes, Rufus, James, Mary Jane, Delaney and more. All ended up in Texas, but came from several eastern and southern states.
830 - 5/26/2009 12:44:24 PM - email@example.com - I am looking for my great-grandmother's father, Issac Harris. Her name is Mariah Harris Taylor, one of Joseph Taylor's wives (Mormon). Issac was born in Wales and married to Esther Ellen Bowering. in 1810, joined the Church and he and his son, William, came to America to scout things out. When the rest of the family met him in New Orleans, the wife and children came to Utah and I don't know what happened to Issac or William. Does anyone know? Thanks
829 - 5/17/2009 9:31:03 AM - email@example.com - I need information on a Jacob Taylor in East Tennessee namely Carter County around 1800. I think that he had sons: William, Thomas, David and John. They are supposed to be from North Carolina. There was a family saying that the Taylors came from Sanford NC.
828 - 5/9/2009 9:00:42 PM - email@example.com - I am looking for further information RE Col. Thomas TAYLOR, Rev. War soldier in NC, married to Eleanor/Elinor Dodson TAYLOR. Thomas TAYLOR is thought to have died before 1782, in Chatham Co., NC at the hands of Phillip Alston. Any information about this story will be welcome.
824 - 4/26/2009 10:07:09 AM - vl123@ - looking for information mary vaughn /molle married john i tayor 1800 john i taylor /mary taylor of mississippi was my great grand mother /father information on taylors of kemper county miss
823 - 4/23/2009 4:46:07 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - I'm looking for the parents of James Taylor, born in the 1730s in Virginia, husband of Elinor Smith. I've seen that his parents are George Edmund Taylor, b. 1709, and Lucy Crump. Is there proof of this?
818 - 4/21/2009 10:24:41 AM - email@example.com - I am searching for the ancestors of David Taylor born 1798 in Lancaster SC. He was married first to Mary Craig then Mary Ann Mahailey. His Children were James Nathaniel, John McDonald, William Marion, Mary Elizabeth, David Alexander, Margaret, Nancy Serena, Mary Isabella. Any and all help would be appreciated.
817 - 4/18/2009 12:04:27 AM - firstname.lastname@example.com - Seeking information on John Taylor b. 1752 Amherst/Albemarle Va. His son James is our gggggrandfather and we are trying to trace his ancestry. Direct descendants have gone from Va to Ky to Missouri to UK and Australia.
816 - 4/14/2009 7:57:05 AM - firstname.lastname@example.com - Possible descendent of Thomas taylor born in Brunswick,Virginia Died in Edgecombe, North Carolina in 1774. Presumably he left a will naming his son Perigan (b. 1761 in North Carolina d. 1827 in Wilson, Tenn.) and wife Elizabeth. I can trace back to Perigan, but I'm not sure about Thomas. If anybody has any info that fits please contact me.
815 - 4/13/2009 3:00:46 AM - email@example.com - I am looking for information on my Great Great Grandfther John Taylor. I have documentation and original photos that says he was a Parson in Alabama. The photo of his tombstone shows a date of birth Feb 20 1807 and death Feb 19 1885. His wife Mary M. is also on the same stone showing her date of birth July 27 1808 and death Jan 11 1868. The cemetery is near Frankfort, Alabama. There may be some confusion that this person is the same as John Henry Taylor as I have seen my Great Great Grandfathers picture associated with John Henry's information on www.ancestry.com. Are there two John Taylors buried at the Tayloe cemetery? That would explain the confusion. John Henry's wife was Eliza and not Mary unless he was married more than once. The john Taylor in my family had a son named Evans Randolph Taylor which is my Great Grandfather. Evans Taylor had a daughter named Lucy Pairley Taylor which was my grandmother. I have in my possession the tin type picture of my John Taylor that I think is being associated with a different person. Any help would be much appreciated. Best regards
814 - 4/4/2009 12:05:16 PM - email@example.com - Searching for Mary Taylor b. 1850 in IL. Her Father was born in IL and her mother was born in Ala. Mary married Frank S Harlan of Paducah, KY. Any help would really be appreciated. Thanks
813 - 4/4/2009 7:01:14 AM - email@example.com - Looking for any information on Vinson M. L. Taylor from Gibson Co., Tn Born abt 1821, married 3 times ~ Ellen Carlton, Sarah Frances Fielder, and Margaret Patterson. He owned quite a bit of land in Gibson Co. and at one time was a Sheriff
810 - 3/12/2009 6:57:41 PM - email@example.com - Samuel Taylor b. about 1817 in Delaware m. Elizabeth? b. about 1822. They lived in Galena/Kennedyville Maryland. Their children were: Catherine b. 1845, William H. b. 1847, Samuel Hiles b. 1849. Here is where it gets sketchy. In the 1860 census, Samuel is now married to Rebecca b. about 1834. There is a Virginia b. 1851, a name I can't make out for sure but it could be Henry b. 1853, Ellen b. 1855, James S. b. 1857, John b. 1858, and Andrew J. b. 1859, and the three that were birthed by Elizabeth. I know that the elder Samuel was born in Delaware and had a brother named Frank. That is about all of the information that I have on the elder Taylor brothers. I think something must have happened in the family because Samuel Hiles never mentioned his father in 70 years worth of diaries. I know that the elder Samuel was still alive about 1900 because he was living with Andrew J. in Maryland (per the census). Any information that anyone could furnish would be greatly appreciated.
809 - 3/9/2009 5:16:07 AM - email@example.com - Wanted info on: FRAZIER TAYLOR,SR (1769-1841). birth: 30th of May, 1769 in Taylorstown, Washington Co., Pennsylvania. Married: Rebecca Sprague. Children: James, Jesse, Benjamin Franklin, Caroline, Frazier, Mary, William, Rebecca, Margaret Elizabeth, John, Eleanor. He resided in: Washington Co, Ohio; Jefferson Co., Ohio; and Belmont Co, Ohio. died: Dec 1841 in Mead Twp, Belmont Co., Ohio.
808 - 3/2/2009 9:59:48 PM - email@example.com - i am looking for any information abou tmy fathers side of the family. i only knwo my grandparents names which were George A. Taylor who married Lillie Alice Rose. i know they had at least 2 kids John W. Taylor and Nellie. any info on tha tpart of my family would be really appriciated
807 - 2/25/2009 11:45:32 PM - email@example.com - I am the great great granddaughter of Christopher H. Taylor and his wife Eliza Henry Taylor of Norwich, Ct. Although they had four children only two lived to adulthood, one being my Great grandfather George Taylor who lived his adult life in the Quincy, IL. area.He had four Children, May Ella Taylor Wyatt, Edward R. Taylor, Evertte Taylor and my grandfather George Taylor. They were all born in the 1870's.I am wondering if there are any Cousins from the family around? Please write. Also I'm very interested in the Taylor ancestor's in the Ct. and Ri. area, especially the Samuel Taylor family of Stoneington, Ct. area. sandy
806 - 2/23/2009 4:27:38 PM - email@example.com - I am looking for information on Oda Taylor. She is my great grandmother and I can not find any information on her family for our family tree. She was born December 25, 1899 in Henderson County Tennessee and married Louis Earl Pritchard in 1917. She had two children Lorice and Maddie Sue. They moved to Caruthersville MO sometime early in their marriage.
805 - 2/20/2009 1:08:18 PM - email@example.com - I am descended from Cincinnatus Taylor, who was born about 1817 in South Carolina. By 1850 he was married with several children and living in Rabun County, Georgia. I am looking for information about his family background. I have never found any reference to him before 1850. I would be most grateful if anyone can supply me with any information.
802 - 2/16/2009 6:16:50 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - I am looking for more information on Thomas Taylor that married Elizabeth Miller. Thomas Taylor was born 1748 in Orange Co., VA which is on his tombstone in Tennessee. His death was Nov. 22, 1810. They traveled from Orange Co., VA. to Knox Co.,TN., Blount Co., TN. Their children are David, Isaac, Martha, Andrew, Isabell, Campbell, George Washington Taylor, Amanda, Baldwin Harle Taylor, Thomas Jefferson Taylor, Henderson Taylor.
801 - 2/9/2009 11:59:52 AM - firstname.lastname@example.com - Mary TAYLOR, born Va. late 1700s/very early 1800s, moved to LOGAN CO. KY. married LILBORN WRIGHT in 1819 in Logan Co., Ky.; moved 1819 to COOPER CO., MO., returned to Logan Co. Ky before 1824. Had three children: Daughter (given name unknown; Susanna E., born 1824 in Logan Co. Ky. died 1865 in Saline Co. Ark., and Benjamin Franklin Wright born 1826 in Logan Co. Ky., died July 1869. Lilburn died 1835, in Ky. or Tn.; Mary Taylor Wright moved to SALINE CO.ARK., died on October 19, 1844, buried in Lee Cemetery, Saline Co. Ark.
800 - 2/4/2009 10:01:06 AM - email@example.com - I am looking for relatives of Julia Arminta Taylor. She was born July 20, 1898 In Stone County MO. She married Thomas Wesley Craft on April 1, 1916. Her Children were Ulus Craft and Edith McGarr. She died January 14, 1984. They moved from Stone County in 1943 to Kuna,Idaho and then to Nampa,Idaho in 1953
799 - 2/2/2009 2:08:56 PM - email@example.com - Searching for ancestors of JAMES W TAYLOR b abt 1760 SC, d abt 1840 Monroe Co. TN..married MARGARET M BURNS b 16 Sep 1771, d 20 Nov 1852, Monroe Co.Tn... married 1790........14 children one of which was SHADRICK TAYLOR, b abt 1795, d abt 1839, married ELIZABETH GRAY, B 8 Feb 1801, NC, d 15 Feb 1882....among three children was CLEVELAND BURNS TAYLOR, b 16 Mar 1836, d 7 Apr 1910, Monroe Co. TN, married MARY ADALINE BLANKENSHIP, b 18 Apr 1844, d 13 Oct 1904... SHADRICK TAYLOR was a Justice of the Peace when Bradley County TN was founded, by a vote of that court in 1836 Taylor's Place, owned by ANDREW TAYLOR, married JANE"JENNIE" BIGSBY,was named the county seat and the name changed to Cleveland to honor Col. CLEVELAND, a hero of the Battle of Kings Mountain in the Revolutionary War...(note that CLEVELAND BURNS TAYLOR was born in Bradley County the same year Taylor's Place was renamed Cleveland) Am certainly interested in ancestors of JAMES W TAYLOR and wife but also keenly desire info on children of CLEVELAND BURNS TAYLOR and any connection between this family and that of ANDREW TAYLOR and JENNIE BIGSBY TAYLOR... I appreciate any help and will gladly share information with you. Thank You, John Taylor
794 - 2/1/2009 2:33:14 PM - email@example.com - Am looking for information that would confirm or expand on the following data. James Madison Taylor b: 2/22/1830 Phil. d: 11/15/1900 m: Mary Esther Johnson b: 1832 Both are buried in Chicago Children: Charles W. Taylor and Sallie M. Taylor James Madison Taylor's fa: Jeremiah Taylor b: 11/10/1797 d: 9/23/1870 married: Margaret Vickers b 1807 d 1889 1872 St. Peters Epis. Church in Phil. Her parents were Thomas Vickers and Caroline Klaussen (German-Hessein) her fa: was Jacob Klaussen Thomas Vickers was a 'Master Workman'(contractor) in Phil. and built piers in Phil. Jeremiah Taylor and Margaret Vickers are buried in Radner , PA Jeremiah Taylor's fa: Benjamin Taylor b: 2/25/1768 married Sarah (?) 1/16/1794 Please email with any details. Thanks.
793 - 1/27/2009 12:34:35 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - i am looking for Pennsylvania taylors. i am a descendent of nathan and elizabeth from bald eagle in centre co. i'm trying to find his siblings and parents and any other ancestors. maybe i have info that will help someone else out there. bob banks
791 - 1/6/2009 8:19:33 AM - email@example.com - I am trying to locate John Henry Taylor Born August 25,1808 North Carolina,We are trying to figure out who his parents are..All we know about him is He was a State Represenative in 1866-1872 He married Elize E Curtis They had 9 children, Caroline Elizabeth,Pateince,Charles Alexander,Mary M, Andrew Jackson, Eliza Jane,Francis Marion,William Carroll. Most of there Children were born in Tenneessee and Winston County Alabama. We believed they migrated between 1830-1834 were they resided to live and raise family. John Henry died in 1880 and is buried in the Taylor Family cemetery which the name has changed to William Carroll Taylor Cemetery the story about the name change is really interested, John Henry had a son named William Carroll and when the cemetery was built his son layed the stones there for his parents, Those stones are there still today..All of us Taylor Kin Folk are stuck in finding out who his parents are.. We are also Stuck in findin out Eliza E Cagle's Parents as well, She was born around 1806 or 1807 in North Carolina She is buried Right beside her husband she died between 1880-1885, We would love for anyone that has information on this Taylor family to help us solve this long generation of searching for this family history, we have everything current on his children adn there children. Thanks
790 - 12/29/2008 6:42:31 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - Nancy Ann Taylor was born 2/25/1806 and died 9/8/1875. She married Gray Briggs Barker and had a son Gray Briggs Barker Jr. born Aug 12, 1797.
789 - 12/29/2008 6:20:34 AM - email@example.com - I'm looking for information on a Rebecca Taylor. No info on her birth place or date but she must have been born in late 1700's. She married Ezekial Scoggin and had a daughter born in 1812 in North Carolina named Stacy Willamson Scoggin. Any info would be greatly appreciated. She would be my great x5 grandmother.
780 - 12/19/2008 12:08:27 PM - email@example.com - I am trying to find info on James Taylor 1750, married to a Margaret??. He supposidly is the father of Nathan Taylor of Penna., who is my gggrandfather. I need any info on James. It's difficult finding info about Penna. Taylors. All I seem to find are in Virginia and I don't know of any connections there.Any help I can get will be greatly appreciated.. Thanks very much. Bob Banks
778 - 12/13/2008 1:25:14 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - I am seeking the parents of Perry Taylor (1815-1883) who married Sally Winstead in 1834 in Edgecomb County, NC. One of their sons, John Thomas Taylor (1854-after 1900)lived on Upper Fishing Creek, Edgecomb Co in 1880. In 1870 he was in Harrisburg, Wilson Co, NC. John Thomas married Sarah Pattie Carlisle about 1875. I have found a Joseph Taylor who bought land on both sides of Fishing Creek in 1781 & 1783. ( "Harrisburg, Granville County's First Settlement", compiled by Tapp Hancock. Granville Conncetions, Journal of the Granville county Genealogical Society 1746, Inc., Volume 2, Number 1, Winter 1996) I hope there is a connection, but I have not found it yet. Any help will be appreciated. I am happy to share any Taylor information on later generations.
775 - 12/10/2008 11:07:24 AM - firstname.lastname@example.com - My ggg-grandfather was Greenville Andrew Pullen who was married about 1813 or 1814 to Mary Ann "Polly" Taylor. All I know about her is that she died about 1851 in Cass, GA. Any info.?
774 - 12/8/2008 8:28:32 PM - email@example.com - Does anyone have any info on PENDLETON TAYLOR m. CATHERINE MCDANIELS?? His son HENRY TAYLOR m. PAULINA BRAY, was my g,g,g, grandfather. The migrated from Grainger Co. Tenn. to Wolfe Co. Ky,. Seems Pendleton appeared out of nowhere!!!
761 - 11/29/2008 8:36:56 AM - firstname.lastname@example.com - My uncle David has done a fine job in tracing our lineage back to James Taylor who left Carlisle, England around 1658 and emigrated to Virginia. His research shows about ten generations including blood relative Zachary Taylor (12th president)and by marriage (James Madison (4th president), William Harrison (9th president) and Jefferson Davis (president of the Confederacy). I am trying to discover if any of the 4 Taylors that died in the Alamo are connected to the family tree. Three of the brothers' father was Anson Taylor who married Elizabeth Maley. Anson came from South Carolina. If anyone has information on Anson I would appreciate it. Best Regards, H.Kerr Taylor
760 - 11/28/2008 6:43:16 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - Hi. I am looking for the children and ancestry of George Edmund Taylor born in Virginia in 1709. My 5g grandfather is James Taylor, husband of Eleanor Smith. I descend through their daughter, Grizelda, wife of John Collier. I have seen on the internet that George may be James' father. I need proof of this. If he is the father, I need George's ancestry.
759 - 11/20/2008 3:22:42 PM - email@example.com - looking for information concerning George Washington Taylor that was borned in South Carolina and moved to Monroe co. Mississippi. His Dad's name was George Benton Taylor who came frome England. Contack me at firstname.lastname@example.com
756 - 11/12/2008 12:02:37 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - North Carolina Mountain Taylor's.Are you my cousins?Looking for info. on Billie James Taylor.He and Maxizene Phillips had a son Billie James Taylor on 10/11/1945 Boone NC.Approx. 4 years later Maxizene Phillips daughter of Garfield and Belle Phillips of Todd NC married William Jake Woodring.Billie James Taylor then became Billie James Woodring.The only clue I have is that the name Billie is spelled wrong,It should be Billey for both of them.Would like to know some of my family history on the Taylor side.Thanks
751 - 11/8/2008 12:36:07 AM - email@example.com - I would love to have someone to connect and share info or point me in the right direction***John M Taylor was the son of ?????????. He was born on March 16, 1816 SC; died July 5 1891 in Garner (Authon Community) TX Parker CO. He married Mary "Polly" Copeland daughter of W Thomas and Elizabeth "Betsy" Mount on August 18, 1846 in Caldwell CO KY p 326 by James C Weller . She was born in Wilson CO KY on March 28, 1827. She died July 24, 1879 in Garner (Authon Community) TX Parker CO. Both are buried in Authon Cemetery and information was taken from tombstones sites # 23-19 and 23-20. He was in J M Luckey Upton Monroe, Capts CO Parker CO July 1 1864. Children: Thomas R; Sarah Elizabeth; Reece H; George Washington; Nancy Jewel "Nannie"; Albert G; William "Willie" F; Mary Jane; ***Mariam Fannie; John M Jr; Telitha V "Tiny"; and Charles W
750 - 11/3/2008 9:45:51 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - I am looking for Charles Little Taylor (b. 8 FEB 1818 - Laurens County, SC) who married Mary Elizabeth Martin and they moved from Laurens, SC to Bartow County, Ga. and then either to La. or Tx. Does anyone have anything on them or their descendants? James Ronald Taylor
749 - 11/3/2008 6:44:16 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - My GGGrandfather Edward Taylor was born in Llangarren Hereford in 1808, he married Jane Taylor and moved to Aston Warwick where my Greatgrand Father was born Ernest George Edward Taylor. Any one looking up the same line I would be interested in hearing from
748 - 11/3/2008 5:52:59 AM - firstname.lastname@example.com - TAYLOR-DOLLAR FAMILY - Looking for information on parents of my g-grandmother MARTHA ALICE TAYLOR ("MATTIE") b. 1865 d. abt. 1930 in TN. who married THOMAS PAYTON DOLLAR on January 18, 1883 in Madison Co. TN. They are buried in the Bethel Cemetery near Humbolt, TN. Please if you have any information on this family I would be very thankful to receive it.
747 - 10/30/2008 11:42:32 AM - email@example.com - Looking for more information on William S. Taylor and Elizabeth Meade Johnson. Wm was from GA and made his way to Texas where he was the 11th Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives. My great grandmother was a Taylor, direct descendant, and I'm looking for more information on William and his ancestors and descendants.
742 - 10/21/2008 9:30:31 AM - email@example.com - My maternal grandmother was born Kate Taylor in Timmonsville, SC. Her mother was also a Taylor, tobacco farmers. I have been told all my life that we are direct descendents of President Zachary Taylor. Can anyone supply an answer.
738 - 9/14/2008 6:47:59 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - Seeking info on my father's family - Taylor's from around Morehouse, MO. My paternal grandfather was James E. Taylor. His 2nd wife (Lucy) was my father's mother. My father was born in 1945, at home and there isn't a record of his birth. He has 3 older brothers: James (Junior); Thomas and Leon and 1 older sister: Lizabeth. They have a 1/2 sister from grandpa's 1st marriage: Mona. My father (Sammy Lee) is the youngest & married Peggy Dean Petago from Peach Orchard, Arkansas. Grandpa was a mechanic & a sharecropper. That's all I know. I believe he died sometime in the '70s. Granny Lucy died in the year I was born (1964) but spoke w/ my mother while she was pregnant w/ me...so that puts it Feb to the end of Oct of '64. I believe grandpa's middle name was Edmond (or Edmund). I once saw an old b/w picture of a white haired gentleman and was told that was my great grandfather General Taylor. General was his first name, not a rank. There is also a family story of the name Zachery or Zacheriah being in our Taylor past. Any help at all is appreciated.
737 - 9/10/2008 3:45:26 PM - email@example.com - Looking for information on 5 Taylor brothers living in the Lexington, Kentucky area at the time of the Civil War. Joe, and Andrew, Southern soldiers and Marian and George, Northern soldiers. George was killed in the Civil War. Thomas was too young to go to war. Thomas Nelson Taylor was my great grandfather. He was born in 1855. Thomas died in Texas.
726 - 9/2/2008 6:13:46 PM - firstname.lastname@example.com - my grandpa willie taylor,and grandma elgie bishop taylor were born in wise virginia.my father was claude taylor uncle howard taylor i am tryin to do a family tree one of my relatives was doc taylor any info would be great thanks bob taylor


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Lady & Boyfriend at hospital for throat infection & they ran routine tests, Nurse told "L" she had HIV+ then 20 minutes later it was a mistake, that "P" meant pending rather than +. MY question can we both sue for damages & mental aungish . Lady will be emotionally bothered for the rest of her life I also think the nurse did this just to be sadistic & thought it was funny, I heard a giggle after it was reported to be an error. ME as BF had to watch this seen & was so streesed I got an HIV test, So I have damages too
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According to your facts, your lady, because of twenty minutes of anxiety over a false positive result will be "emotionally bothered" for the rest of her life. I think she is being a little too sensitive and the law does not support a recovery based solely on an extreme sensitivity. This sort of thing happens all the time. Would it have made her feel better if at first they said they suspected scarlett fever but then revised their assessment?
In your case, you were "stressed". Stress is not compensable. Life is stressful. A read of your facts would suggest that you watched these "sadistic" nurses torture your lady and became so upset by it that you allowed them to torture you too. That does not track rationality.
I'm sorry by sometimes doctors and other workers in life make mistakes. They misread labels, put the wrong price tags on things, incorrectly diagnose ailments, overcharge you, under charge you, mis-direct mail, lose packages, etc. etc. etc. Sometimes people who do it laugh about it afterwards. Correcting these mistakes can be time consuming and stressful. That does not give rise to a cause of action.
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Makes life easier shame about the early rust
Fitting requires the removal of a suspension linkage bolt
To get the bike on the stand, you have to push down with your foot on the stumpy bar, behind the chain...
...and haul the bike up and back with this bolt-on handle, included with the stand.
Rust appearing after one winter
CENTRE-STANDS add weight and aren't very pretty, so a lot of bikes don't have them – but I don't care about any of that. I just want to be able to clean and lubricate my chain.
I've got a paddock stand but it doesn't match the convenience of a centre-stand, which goes wherever the bike does and lets you do things like whip the shock out without the back-end collapsing. So when I saw that SW-Motech makes a centre-stand for my Suzuki SV650S, I immediately got one.
I thought I might fit it myself until I unwrapped it and found it mounted to brackets which require the unfastening of a shock linkage. Firstly, the back-end would collapse if I undid the shock linkage with the bike on my paddock stand, since it supports only the swing-arm. Secondly, as the centre-stand attached to the linkage, it wouldn't in fact ever support the bike with the shock removed, one of the benefits I had imagined.
I'd have needed another type of paddock stand to fit it and that just seemed self-defeating, so I got the dealer to do it at the next service.
I don't think it was easy. 'Pain in the ' were the mechanic's words. But the dealer stuck to the original estimate of about half-an-hour's labour, although I think it took longer.
The mechanic also felt the need to show me how to get the bike onto it, not because I look incompetent (I hope) but because he'd established it wasn't so easy. There isn't the long lever you get on many side-stands, to push down on with your foot. The stand is claimed to not reduce cornering clearance and the absence of that lever is probably why.
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I use my bike through winter but cover it with anti-corrosion spray. Most of it's looking pretty good but the centre-stand assembly is beginning to rust after one winter (it was fitted in October). That's slightly disappointing. Time to get the Smoothrite out already. The original Suzuki side-stand is in better shape after three winters.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a conference center and 4 meeting rooms.
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