Taylor

ROBARDS - Barry Michael Taylor, 2-day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Taylor of Robards, died Wednesday morning at Norton Children's Hospital in Louisville.
Besides his parents, he is survived by his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Taylor of Corydon and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parks of Henderson; and his great-grandparents, Mrs. Lonnie Groves of Greenville and Myrtle Fowler of Sturgis.
graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Fernwood Cemetery with the Rev. David Bruce officiating.
Sept 1980 Hendersom Gleaner

Rites For Clarence E. Taylor Held Wednesday Morning
Final rites for Clarence Hopson Taylor were held at East End Cemetery here Wednesday morning at 11 a.m.
Mr Taylor passed away at his Nashville residence last Monday morning after several months of Illness suffered after an operation he underwent early last summer.
The deceased who owned and operated the Vanderbilt Pharmacy in Nashville was born in Canton, Ky, the son of the late John C and Emma Lea Taylor.
He was educated in the schools of Trigg county and attended the Universities of Louisville and Kentucky. At the age of 14 he moved to Cadiz and worked in his father's drug store, he also worked as a pharmacist in Hopkinsville. Working in Nashville during the first World War, he enlisted in the Vanderbilt unit and served overseas as a U.S. Army Pharmacist.
In 1930 he was married to a Cadiz girl, Miss Virginia White, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben T. White.
He was a member of the Christian Church. Funeral services for Mr Taylor were conducted Tuesday afternoon at his home in Nashville.
The services at East End Cemetery were conducted by Rev. Shirley Spahr, pastor of the Cadiz Baptist Church.
He is survived by his wife, two sons, Charles and Clarence, two uncles and five aunts. Mr and Mrs Ben T. White, who were
in Nashville and Mr and Mrs Harry Hendrick, Jr, Mrs Jess Comer, Mrs William S Gray, Mrs Fred Russell, and Mr
Felix Grasty, all of Nashville accompanied the remains to Cadiz. Cadiz Record Dec 1944

March 13, 1925
Todd County Lady Dies At Ninety One
Mrs. Donie Taylor, ninety one, one of the oldest citizens of Todd county died Friday morning following an illness of twelve months' duration. Burial was made in the family cemetery at Old Hadensville, Ky., Saturday afternoon.
Cadiz Record

Kentucky New Era
Monday June 8, 1998
Katie Ella Taylor, 86, formerly of West 20th Street, died of natural causes at 12:10a.m. Friday at the home of a daughter here.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Freeman Chapel CME Church, with the Rev. W.F. Lowe officiating. Burial will be in Cave Springs Cemetary.
A native of Hopkinsville, she was born Jan 23, 1912. She was a retired nurses aide at Western State Hospital and was a member of Freeman Chapel where she was a member of the missionary society. She was also a member of the Eastern Star.
Survivors include two daughters, Kimberly Renee Davie, Hopkinsville, Karen Lynette Davie, Fort Worth, Texas and two Grandchildren.

Hattie Taylor, 89, of Cleveland, Ohio, died May 22 in Cleveland.
She is survived by one daughter, Eldona Manuel of Cleveland, seven grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and one great grand-grandchild.
Mrs. Taylor was a former resident of Sturgis.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at new Salem Baptist Church in Sturgis with the rev. Frank Cowan officiating. Burial will be in New Salem Cemetery.
Reeder Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
May 1980 Henderson Hleaner

John C. Taylor Claimed By Death
Illness Of Some Weeks Proves Fatal To Prominent Canton Doctor
Was One of Trigg County's Most Popular And Highly Respected Citizens
Mr. John C. Taylor, prominent physician and splendid citizen, died Monday night about nine o'clock at his home in Canton. He had been in poor health for some weeks from a complication of troubles. He had been under care of specialists, but was in Cadiz last Saturday and told friends he was feeling better. The sudden change for the worse came Monday about one o'clock, and he never rallied.
Dr. Taylor was fifty nine years of age the 27th of last February and was born at Linton Tenn. His father was the late J. Crus Taylor, and the mother a sister of the late Henry G. Vinson.
For some years the father resided at Golden Pond, where he practiced his profession. During that time our own Dr. J. C. Taylor studied medicine at the old University of Nashville, and for almost forty years had been engaged in the practice at Canton.
About the time he located at Canton he was married to Miss Emma Lee Hopson, and an only son, Mr. Clarence Taylor, now a prominent druggist of Nashville, blessed that union. The wife also survives him.
Dr. Taylor is also survived by two brothers, W. W. Taylor, a prominent business man of Nashville, and Dr. James Taylor, of Waynesboro, Tenn., a sister Mrs. Sallie Cole, has been dead for some years, and three half sisters and one half brother survive him.
Dr. Taylor had long enjoyed a splendid and lucrative practice and Trigg county could boast of no more clever citizen than he. He was kind and jolly, interested in his many patients, and as a friend and neighbor was ever ready to be of help to others.
He will be greatly missed among his host of friends and admirers all over Trigg county.
Dr. Taylor was a member of the Christian church and had been for many years holding his membership at Cadiz, and was a frequent attendant at the services of the church here.
Brief funeral services were held at the home in Canton yesterday afternoon, and burial followed at East End Cemetery in Cadiz with short services at the grave. The pastor, Rev. C. C. Monin, conducted the funeral services.
Cadiz Record

January 20, 1927
Cadiz Record
Aged Citizen Dies At Old Masons' Home
End Comes To Mr. Leander Taylor Near Shelbyville At Eighty One
Mr. Leander Taylor, a splendid old citizen who spent most of his life near Canton, died on January 20th at the Old Mason's Home near Shelbyville. Infirmities incident to declining years caused his death.
He had been an inmate of the Home since last September. He was past eighty one years of age.
Mr. Taylor had been a farmer all his life and most of his time had been spent in canton district. He was a Mason and had been for many years, and always took active interest in his lodge meetings and the teachings of the order. He was held in high esteem by his many friends.
The wife who is an inmate of the Masonic Widows' and Orphans' Home at Louisville survives him; also one son, Willie Taylor, and several daughters, all of whom reside in the home section above Canton.
The remains were brought back to Trigg county. Burial took place last Saturday at the grave yard near South Union church, of which the deceased had been a member for a long time.

SEBREE - Services for Nellie Modella Taylor, 73, died Monday will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Tompkins and Son Funeral Chapel with burial in Springdale.
Aug 1980 Henderson Gleaner

Graveside services will be at 11 Wednesday at Cave Spring Cemetery, with the Rev. Jesse Ham officiating. Visitation will from 4 until 6 tonight at Gamble Funeral Home. There are no immediate survivors.

REV. T.E. TAYLOR

Former Wallonia Pastor Dies in Tenn.
Word comes as this goes to press of the death of Rev. T.E. Taylor, who was some years back the pastor of the Baptist
Church at Wallonia, Ky.
While we have not learned the details of his death we know that funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Ringold, Tenn, where he was pastor of the Baptist Church at that place.
The funeral rites were conducted by the Rev. L.E. Martin, of the Second Baptist Church, Hopkinsville and Dr. Richard Owen of the first Baptist Church, Clarksville, Tenn.
He was buried in Graves county. While he served in the community of Wallonia, his influence was great and the esteem in which he was held was marked. We wish we knew more of the details of Rev. Taylor's illness and death in order that his friends could be more fully advised.
Cadiz Record 1940