Record of the descendants of John Alexander

1 88 The (Descendants of
score years, it is useless to argue the question where
experience has established their opinion. The genea-
logist has no cause to complain that they have added to
his labors. They have all acquired valuable farms and
other means of enjoying all the necessaries and comforts
of life. They do not however live to themselves. An
aged mother, the wants of others, and the cause and
kingdom of Christ share their love and liberality. These
brothers are brethren in Christ, members of his Church
— serving him on earth and seeking imperishable trea-
sures in heaven. James Taylor purchased a farm near
Oran, Shelby Co., Ohio, in 1836, where he has resided
since that time. Lewis Taylor also purchased a farm
and resided in Shelby Co., until fifteen years ago, when
he removed to dwell with his mother on the old home-
stead. The same place is also the residence of Robert
Reed Taylor and of Alexander Taylor.
SECTION V.
Vance Taylor married Rebecca McClelland of
Shelby Co., O., 1834. Residence, Shelby Co., O. Issue:
1. James Hamilton Taylor, died in childhood.
2. Margaret Ann Taylor.
2. Margaret Ann Taylor married William Nichols.
Residence, Shelby Co , O.
SECTION IX.
Eliza Ann R. A. Taylor married William Stake
in 1841. Issue: one son, Franklin Taylor Stake, born
Feb. 10, 1844, who married Emaline Emery, of Shelby
Co., O., in 1870. Issue:
1. Robert F. A. Stake, born Sept. 1, 1873.
2. Marcellus James Stake, born July 22, 1875.
The Residence of Franklin T. Stake is Putnam Co. O.