Archive for the ‘Randolph Fleming Taylor’ Category

Image Source = Kenneth Randolph Taylor
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This is an undated photograph of the John D. Taylor, Sr.-Jr., house in Summerville, Georgia. It seems to come from the 1960s. The car is a 1959 Mercury which my grandfather, John Dodson Taylor, Jr. (1905-1976), bought in 1962 or 1963. The Volkswagen belonged to Eugene Stoddard Taylor, Jr. (1928-2012). The context seems to be a family reunion.
This was the house into which my grandfather, John D. Taylor, Jr., entered the world in 1905. My grandmother, Nell Barrett Taylor spent most her life there also. My father and uncle grew up there, and my mother, sister, and I lived there for a time.
KENNETH RANDOLPH TAYLOR
CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN, AND GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN OF ROBERT WESLEY BARRETT (1860-1924) AND SARAH JANE WINBURN BARRETT (1838-1883), PART II



Scans Source = Kenneth Randolph Taylor
Robert Wesley Barrett (1860-1924) was the first child of William Wesley Barrett (1835-1911) and Sarah Jane Winburn Barrett (1838-1883) and the father of George Washington Barrett (1873-1956), my great-grandfather. Nell Barrett Taylor (1915-2001) was my grandmother.
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Images Source = Kenneth Randolph Taylor
My mother’s family visited my father’s family at Summerville, Georgia, in 1969.
These images might also interest those involved in the restoration of that structure during the next few days.
KENNETH RANDOLPH TAYLOR
APRIL 19, 2014 COMMON ERA
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Image Source = Robin Lee Scott
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My Uncle Randy recalls that the trees in front were there until the 1960s, when he was in college. That fact provides a range of latest possible dates for the photograph. I would not be surprised, however, if the image comes from the 1950s.
Update: April 4, 2014–This image probably comes from the middle 1940s, based on information my Uncle Randy has shared with me.
KENNETH RANDOLPH TAYLOR

Image Source = Randolph Fleming Taylor
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Photograph dated circa 1976, by my estimation–before or after flying with Uncle Randy
KENNETH RANDOLPH TAYLOR

Image Source = Randolph Fleming Taylor
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My Uncle Randy (born in 1945) and my father, John Dodson Taylor, III (born in 1943), at the Euclid Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia, home of their grandparents, George Washington Barrett (1873-1956) and Nellie Seguin Fox Barrett (1876-1958), in the early 1950s
KENNETH RANDOLPH TAYLOR

Image Source = Randolph Fleming Taylor
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It is interesting to look upon childhood photographs of relatives I have always known to be adults. Often we humans lock a certain image of someone into our heads, as if that person was always that age. In reality, however, each of us has many faces throughout life.
KENNETH RANDOLPH TAYLOR
JANUARY 30, 2014 COMMON ERA

Image Source = Randolph Fleming Taylor
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From left to right:
John D. Taylor, III (born 1943), my father;
Randy Taylor (born 1945), my uncle.
Whoever took this photograph did so inside the old family house at Summerville, Georgia.
KENNETH RANDOLPH TAYLOR

Photograph Courtesy of Randolph Fleming Taylor
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My father, John Dodson Taylor, III (born in 1943), with my uncle Randy (born in 1945)
It is a very good picture, is it not?
KENNETH RANDOLPH TAYLOR
JANUARY 2, 2014 COMMON ERA

Photograph courtesy of Randolph Fleming Taylor
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I estimate the date of the image to be from the early 1960s, based on other photographs I have posted on this weblog.
From left to right:
Richard Fox Barrett (died 2009);
John Dodson Taylor, III (born 1943), my father; and
Randolph Fleming Taylor, my uncle.
KENNETH RANDOLPH TAYLOR
JANUARY 2, 2014 COMMON ERA
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