Jared D. Taylor
Arizona, The Youngest State, 1913

Jared D. Taylor who has been engaged in the practice of 
law in Bisbee for the past seven years, during six of 
which he has also discharged the duties of U.S. commissioner, 
is a native of Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, his birth 
occurring in 1864.  He is a son of David and Mary S. 
(Callender) Taylor both of whom are now deceased.  All 
of their married life was passed in Wisconsin where the 
father, who was also an attorney, began the practice of 
law in 1846.  He was recognized as one of the foremost 
representatives of his profession and from 1878 until his 
death in 1892 was an associate justice of the supreme 
court of Wisconsin.  Seven of the children born to Mr. 
and Mrs. Taylor lived to attain maturity and of these 
six are still living.

The early life of Jared D. Taylor was passed under the 
parental roof, amid an environment conducive  to the 
development of sterling qualities of character and high 
standards of life.  He acquired his preliminary education 
in the public schools of his native state, and having 
decided to adopt his father's profession as his vocation 
he matriculated to the law department of the State 
university at Madison.  He was awarded his degree 
from this institution in 1887 and following his 
admission to the bar established an office and engaged 
in practice in Michigan.  subsequently he was admitted 
to practice in the courts of Minnesota and for some 
years practiced in the three states named.  In 1906 
he came to Arizona and located in Bisbee the following 
year.  He was admitted to practice in 1908 and 
established an office in Bisbee.

Mr. Taylor was married in 1906 to Miss Louise E. 
Zschetzshe, who was born and reared in Sheboygan 
Wisconsin where her parents lived until their deaths.








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