Robeson County NcArchives Obituaries.....Taylor, Mary  March 23, 1906
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Robesonian: March 25, 1906
ROBESONIAN: 25 MAR 1906

MISS POLLY TAYLOR DEAD.

The subject of this sketch was born on May 6, 1833 and died March 26, 1906.  Her
life was simple, pure and sweet; her disposition was characterized by gentleness
and modesty.  Giving herself early to her Lord and the Baptist Church at Antioch
she grew in those Christian Graces which have made woman God's noblest creature.

Aunt Polly never married but enjoyed the honor, respect adn love so well merited
from all who knew her.  She was the last of her father's family and at the time
of her death was residing with her nephew Mr. E. T. Taylor, who with his good
wife, was as kind to her as anyone could wish for. 

Aunt Polly has gone to her reward, and no doubt has to her entire satisfaction
awakened of her Lord whom she loved and served.

Contributor: Terry Johnson:



Additional Comments:
Born: Mary Taylor who like her sister in law Mary Pittman wife of her brother
Jack Taylor, was always called Polly as was the custom Polly being a nickname
for Mary in the nineteenth century.

The daughter of Lemuel Taylor and his wife Elizabeth Phillips daughter of Jordan
Phillips and Hester Lee.

Mary Taylor was the youngest child of her father her brothers and sisters being.

Willis Taylor, John "Jack" Pickney Taylor, Lincey Ann Taylor and Henry Taylor.


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