The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-02

! kezziah, born November 9TH 1873 49,,
ried James Henry Smith. 1865 T ltial,
have been born TO them 10 cbildran "a
\ IS grandchildren ana
Jane Elizabeth, born December ,.a
1850, married Irwin Elijah Keith Sec
They have had ii children ~ orsrdo,;,
dren.
Sarah Ann, born February 1e a.,
married John Dale Newcom. 1867 So So
died February, 1851. To them wera h sne
? children and grandchildren. = Do'n
John Benjamin, born Decemhar .o.1
1854, died August 1856, @9'n'
Eli Taylor, born December goth 1ss6
married Emma Louisa (Moore1 MoK; 2a
from Lancaster Co. Pa, March ~ SO
To them have been born 3 children > son. r..
and daughter. the eldest being % va.+s
of age. yeais
Ellen, born January 10th, 1880 mar.
Tried 1875 to Sylvester Horr, now nostmss.
ter at Deloit, Iowa. To them nave basn
born children and grandchildren 0n
Emma, born 18th, 1861, married Sam
uel T Spence. 1873. To them have bean
born children and grandchild.
Arsena Angelina, born February 2sth
1858, married John S. Movers, 1902. ch.1.
dren born to them S.
There have been fifteen deaths Of tha
line IN the three generations, coverino
PERIOD OF 50 years, counting from the FIRST
born IN 1871 In all the line for that MN.
Der OF years there has been no widow and
put one wldower, no divorces, no separa-
t1onot husbandand!wife, and none has ever
been convicted of any crime under the
laws OF his country. They have filled the
various walks of life including farmers.
stock ralsers, school teachers, ranch man
ayers, merchants, book-keepers. eypert
accountants and ministers. All are mus
lcatly inclined, all are fairly we'll educat
ed some OF them having had quite super
Tor advantages IN that line. They have
furnished some fairly good debaters. plat
torn speakers, and wholesale Office men,
travelling and house statesmen.
Mrs. Sarah kendrick Best (Taylor) Dob
son is i've teet eight inches in height,
weight $50, in her best years light com.
plected and very dark hair. She is hale
ane hearty; living with her daughter, Mrs.
Sylvester Horr of Deloit Iowa, where al
SO resides the Oldest of her two living sons.
Thomas Cyrus, farmer and stock raiser
VINO is IN good circumstances andohas
splendid home. She expects to be at the
reunion and camping ground of the Re-or.
gained Church of Latter Day Saints at
Dow City, Iowa. beginning August 2sth,
OF which church she has been consisten
member since 1885. She has ordered
tent and will camp on the ground, and will
assist IN preparing the meals etc. She is
looking forward to grand time, and bids
tair to live yet for many years. Her chief
delight is the word of God and the reli-
glous services. She nherits the superior
Qualities OF her mother, Elizabeth Pat
lck) Taylor. She will be presented by
her immediate posterity with some souve-
mir tokens as slight testimonial of the af
lection and esteem in which she is held by
them without exception. She never had
an enemy in the world; she was friend
to ALL
Eli Taylor Dobson, her seventh child
and third son, was, for some reason chos.
en- to bear the surname of both the Dob
son and Taylor families, and it is some
what OF striking coincidence that all the
others of her family look to him as the
custodian OF the genealogical records and
as the family historian on both aides. He
IS ably assisted in this work by his sister.
Mrs. Ellen Horr. His children are Blair
Lloyd, aged 22 years, Austin Marvin, aged
II years, and Elma Adele, aged II years.