Biographies:   Charles C. TAYLOR, Rice Lake, Barron Co., WI 

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Charles C. Taylor, of the firm of Taylor & Taylor, chiropractic
practitioners, Rice Lake and Chetek, was born in Vernon county, Wis., Sept. 
10, 1871, son of Cortes P. and Thurza J. (Perkins) Taylor. He passed through 
the graded schools, took a classical course in the Cashton (Monroe county, 
Wis.), high school, and a business course in the Curtis school, Minneapolis. 
He was also with his father in business at Barron, this county for some time. 
For six years he was a commercial traveler in Minnesota and Wisconsin. For 
ten years he was a resident of Akanogan county, Wash., and on the Pacific 
Coast. He was married June 25, 1901, to Mary D. Copelin, daughter of David 
and Sarah E. Copelin, of New London, Iowa. In 1918 Mr. and Mrs. Taylor 
entered the Palmer School of Chiropractic at Davenport, Iowa, and graduated 
in December, 1919. They started the practice of their profession in this 
county June 7, 1920. They have two good offices and have made a decided 
success of their chosen line of work. Their home is at Rice Lake.

--Taken from: History of Barron Co., Wisconsin, H. C. Cooper, Jr., & Co.,
1922, pp. 97-98.