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Taylor – Surname Saturday
The Taylor surname traces an occupational origin rooted in England and extends through multiple generations of my family from 17th-century New England to 19th-century Michigan. This article examines three documented Taylor ancestors—John Taylor, Rhoda Taylor, and Fanny Taylor—highlighting their place in early colonial settlement, frontier warfare, Atlantic migration, and American industrial expansion. Continue reading
Posted in Massachusetts Genealogy, Parsons, Montran, Brown-Montran, Surname Saturday, Sanford
Tagged Massachusetts Colony, Taylor surname, English immigration, New England genealogy, Rhoda Taylor Parsons, John Taylor 1641, Fanny Taylor Blackhurst, Michigan pioneers, occupational surnames
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Ida & Donna in the News: Discoveries from the Albion Recorder
By Don Taylor Thanks to recent digitization efforts by NewspaperArchives.com, I’ve uncovered several fascinating mentions of my ancestors in the Albion Recorder (Albion, Michigan). These newly discovered newspaper clippings have provided valuable glimpses into the lives of my great-grandmother, Ida … Continue reading
Posted in Newspaper Research, Montran, Research
Tagged Wood, Albion Recorder, Brooklyn NY, City Directories, Find-a-Grave, Albion Michigan, Taber, Fisher, Detroit Michigan
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Donald Montran Stabs his Wife.
In the NewsMontran MondayBy Don Taylor It is time for another edition of “Montran Monday[i].” When I encounter a new, historical newspaper article about persons with the surname Montran, I try to add information about them to my family tree … Continue reading
Abbreviated Sketch –Thomas Valentine Rooney (1887-1960)
007-H(2) – The 2nd Husband of Madonna Mae Montran Brown-Montran Line Montran Married Roone By Don Taylor My research into my grandmother’s life has been filled with surprises. None so much as learning of her many marriages. She was married … Continue reading
Posted in Brown-Montran, Montran, Ancestor Features
Tagged Daisy Elizabeth Ford, Thomas Valentine Rooney
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Abbreviated Sketch – Chester Fenyvessy
Brown-Montran Research Montran Line #52Ancestors By Don Taylor We all have surprise discoveries. Events that you had no idea occurred. That family secret that was never, never, spoken of. One of the most significant surprise discoveries I’ve had in my … Continue reading