Category Archives: Family Lines

Will & Probate for Edward Lamb of Sanford, England – 1894

Posted on June 14, 2021 by Don Taylor

Amanuensis[i] Monday Darling, McAllister, Lamb By Don Taylor The 1894 Last Will and Testament of Edward Lamb shows the rift that occurred in the Lamb family. Sometime between 1861 and 1871, the Lamb family blew apart. During the 1871 Census, … Continue reading →

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Sketch – Edward Lamb (b. 1864)

Posted on June 6, 2021 by Don Taylor

Edward Lamb (1864-___) – son of 2nd great-grandparents Edward and Isabella (Atkinson) Lamb Darling-McAllister-Lamb By Don Taylor During my Isabella (Atkinson) Lamb research, I found I needed to look more closely at her children in hopes to understand her life … Continue reading →

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Ancestor Sketch – Joel Cruff Taft – #42

Posted on June 2, 2021 by Don Taylor

Roberts-Barnes-Taft Line By Don Taylor Researching Joel Cruff Taft had its challenges. The most obvious one is tracing an individual through the early (before 1850) censuses. The second problem in researching Joel was regularly running into his grandfather, Silas Taft, … Continue reading →

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Ancestor Sketch – Isabella Atkinson

Posted on May 30, 2021 by Don Taylor

Darling-McAllister-Lamb-Atkinson Line By Don Taylor Isabella is one of my most difficult researched individuals. Part of it may be my lack of experience in UK research. However, I am doing my best to follow my process and find the information … Continue reading →

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John Parson’s Nephew – Albert Parsons (1795-1861)

Posted on May 13, 2021 by Don Taylor

By Don Taylor In my research for Mary (Wolcott) Parsons, I speculated Mary was living with Albert Parsons during the 1830 Census. I also wanted to determine just who Albert was in relationship to Mary and if made sense for … Continue reading →

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