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Personal data Delilah Parker 


Household of Delilah Parker

(1) She is married to Charles B. Taylor.

They got married on July 29, 1897 at Manchester, Coffee Co., TN, she was 15 years old.

Charlie Taylor oo Delilah Parker

Marr source: Klaus, Terry, The Family Alwood, (Sacramento CA, T.K., June1991), pg 35.

Child(ren):

  1. Alva Farn Taylor  1898-1989 
  2. Thelma Merle Taylor  1904-1967
  3. Minnie Belle Taylor  1905-1977 
  4. Charles Taylor  1913-1919
  5. Erma Lamoine Taylor  1916-2011 
  6. Thomas O. Taylor  1919-> 1961


(2) She is married to James A. Moss.

They got married about 1962 at fortasse, somewhere in TN.

James A. Moss oo Lilah Lwe Parker

Source: Taylor, James O, The Romine Taylor Tree, (Pub. location unknown, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, iii Apr MMIX)

"... James A. Moss Sex: M Birth: ABT 1878 in Manchester, Tennessee ...

Marriage 1 Lilah Lwe Parker b: 17 JUN 1882 in Cass City, Michigan Married: ABT 1962

Children

1. Elva F. Moss b: ABT 1906 in Manchester, Tennessee" <>

Child(ren):

  1. Elva Fern Taylor  1901-1992 


Notes about Delilah Parker

Delilah Parker

Source: Klaus, Terry, The Family Alwood, (Sacramento CA, T.K., Jun MCMXCI) pg 35, Repository: Dallas TX Pub. Lib.

Delilah went with her mother to Tennessee when Adam & Lodeema Parker divorced.

Taylor, James O, The Romine Taylor Tree, (Pub. location unknown, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, iii Apr MMIX)

"... Lilah Lwe Parker Sex: F Birth: 17 JUN 1882 in Cass City, Michigan Death: 17 SEP 1986 in Manchester, Tennessee Burial: 1986 Duncan Cemetery, Goosepond Rd, Manchester, Tennessee

Residence: 1932 Eaton Rapids, Michigan ...

ADDR: ADR1: Faith Haven Care Center CITY: Eaton Rapids STAE: Michigan

Father: Adam Eugene Parker b: 1856 in Michigan Mother: Lodeima Alwood b: 1858 in Ohio

Marriage 1 Charles B. Taylor b: 22 AUG 1877 in Michigan Married: 1897

Children

1. Alva F. Taylor b: 1 JUL 1898 in Civil District 15, Coffee County, Tennessee 2. Elva Fern Taylor b: 1901 in Civil District 15, Coffee County, Tennessee 3. Thelma Merle Taylor b: 24 MAY 1904 in Civil District 15, Coffee County, Tennessee 4. Minnie Belle Taylor b: 14 JAN 1905 in Civil District 15, Coffee County, Tennessee 5. Alva F. Taylor b: 1909 in Civil District 15, Coffee County, Tennessee 6. Charles Taylor b: 1913 in Manchester, Tennessee 7. Erma Lamoine Taylor b: 13 NOV 1916 in Manchester, Tennessee 8. Thomas O. Taylor b: 1919 in Civil District 15, Coffee County, Tennessee" <>

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Delilah Parker

Martha Mascho
1827-1864

Delilah Parker
1882-1986

(1) 1897
Thomas O. Taylor
1919-> 1961
(2) ± 1962

James A. Moss
± 1878-????


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