Alonzo. J. Taylor, MD, Sept 9, 1842 - Feb. 25, 1909

Fannie E. Taylor, Wife of Dr. A. J. Taylor, and daughter of L. W. & G. Holland, Feb. 26, 1848 - April 25, 1884

Callie Taylor, Infant Daughter of Dr. A. J. and F. E. Taylor, Died Sept 26 1875 Age 2yrs 4Mo, 8 Days

William F. Taylor, Nov 10, 1816 - May 8. 1875, Lt. Col. CSA 7th Tennessee Cavalry

Elizabeth Atkins Taylor, wife of W. F. Taylor, Jan 13, 1822 - April 15, 1891

Mary Taylor, Daughter of Dr. Emerson A. & Mattie (Martha E. Crittendon) Taylor, Sept 7, 1887 - Sept 11, 1887

Infant Son of Dr. Emerson A. & Mattie Taylor, Born and Died June 28, 1870

The following from; wtaylor@widomaker.com    March 24, 2001

    The plot containing the cemetery, belonged to the TAYLOR family, and was listed as "The TAYLOR Cemetery on the TAYLOR Farm." in family records, but the location was lost for a time. William F. (Frederick?) is my ggg grandfather. His father, Frederick 1795-1843, is not in the family plot, and I have references that he is in the Cane Creek Cemetery, but am not sure. Part of that cemetery is grown up in trees and bushes and he is not listed
as being buried there.
    In July 2000 I was in Martin and went looking for the TAYLOR cemetery.   By almost sheer luck, and knocking on a few doors, I found it. Then I found out that Eugene McSPADDEN had owned the house in front of it, now owned by Mary Jane and Gene TURNER.
    My sister and I both remember visiting "Mr. Eugene" when we were children with our Grandfather, Dr. Lemuel Emerson TAYLOR, a Martin dentist.  BUT he never said anything about his Grandmother and Grandfather being buried some 50 yards away, nor did he ever tell my Father.
    My Father was named for Lt. Col. William F. (Frederick?) TAYLOR as far as we know. I'm still trying to pin down his middle name. Dad knew nothing about his Great Grandfather, or the location of the family plot, and we all were born and grew up in Martin.
    Lt. Col. William F. TAYLOR was quite a Civil War hero. He is listed 32 times in the history of the Seventh TN Cavalry CSA in a book* that was written by a Private in Company A, William's company.  That might explain why he is mentioned so many times.  The best part about the book -- there is an engraving of William. No one in the family, to my knowledge had ever seen a picture of him!
    I have William F.'s fathers name Frederick TAYLOR 1795-1843. He died in Obion, but I have been unable to find his grave. Frederick is my Stone Wall.  He moved to Obion Co. from Stewart County about 1826. I know from the 1830 census that he had 5 children and a wife, but William was the only one who we had a name for, nor did I have Frederick's wife's name either.
    In searching the Obion census records I finally saw a notation that Mary TAYLOR b.1798, and George TAYLOR b.1828, lived next door to William. His Mother and Brother. Finally.
    If anyone comes across their death records I would appreciate hearing from them. I believe George is buried in the Stovall cemetery near Mt. Pelia. I have no idea where Frederick and his wife are buried. He was a prosperous
farmer and I would imagine there would be nice gravestones for them somewhere.