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Generation: 1

1. Fares Taylor was born Abt 1868, Illinois, USA (son of Calvin Rosella Taylor and Elizabeth Blackwell).

Generation: 2

2.	Calvin Rosella Taylor was born 1845, Harlan, Kentucky, USA; died 1900, Carbondale, Jackson, Illinois, USA. Calvin married Elizabeth Blackwell 27 Dec 1866, Lawrence, Illinois, USA. Elizabeth (daughter of Newton Blackwell and Lucy Ann Day) was born 1847, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet]

Elizabeth Blackwell was born 1847, Illinois, USA (daughter of Newton Blackwell and Lucy Ann Day).

Children:

Leander Taylor was born 1869, Lawrence, Illinois, USA.
1. Fares Taylor was born Abt 1868, Illinois, USA.
Mary Leola Taylor was born 3 Oct 1870, Pinkstaff, Lawrence, Illinois, USA; died 16 Jul 1953, Carrier Mills, Saline, Illinois, USA.
James Taylor was born 1867, Lawrence, Illinois, USA.

Generation: 3

6.	Newton Blackwell was born 1820, Tennessee, USA; died 7 Apr 1872; was buried , Lawrence, Illinois, USA. Newton married Lucy Ann Day 25 Aug 1845, Lawrence, Illinois, USA. Lucy (daughter of William Day and Jinsey Pettiford) was born 1825, North Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet]

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Lucy Ann Day was born 1825, North Carolina, USA (daughter of William Day and Jinsey Pettiford).
Children:

3. Elizabeth Blackwell was born 1847, Illinois, USA.

Generation: 4

14.	William Day was born 1794, North Carolina, USA (son of Jesse Day and Pricilla 'Prissy' Bass). William married Jinsey Pettiford 6 Oct 1818, Orange, North Carolina, USA. Jinsey (daughter of William Pettiford and Rosa Durham) was born 1799, North Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet]

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Jinsey Pettiford was born 1799, North Carolina, USA (daughter of William Pettiford and Rosa Durham).

Children:

7. Lucy Ann Day was born 1825, North Carolina, USA.
Malinda Day was born 1824, North Carolina, USA.

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