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4-1/2 x 6-1/2 photograph of "Sarah E. Langworthy.""Sarah Elizabeth Langworthy Taylor, was the writer and keeper of the Fox-Taylor records. Her oldest son, Willie, used the records to write the book, Katie Fox and The Fox-Taylor Records, from which excerpts were taken for use in describing and indentification of the contents of this case. Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth (Langworthy) Taylor was born in North Stonington, Connecticut, May 18, 1828. She graduated from Alfred Academy, Allegheny County, New York, under the inspiring instruction of principal, later president, William C. Kenyon, (1812-1867). In 1854 she became Lady Principal in the Plainfield (N.J.) High School, and in 1856 married Dr. Taylor. She died at Lincoln, Nebraska, August 25, 1906. She had established a home there for her surviving child, William, p. 139. One fine day in March (1869) she sent for Mrs. Taylor. It was Grandpa Langworthy who had (through the echoes), insisted on talking with Mrs. Taylor until Katie was constrained to send for her. Loss of children and fortuitous recontre with a medium os fugitive endowments ushered in the epochal intercourse of the Taylors with the great seeress, Katie Fox."</div>
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