Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed.,
1886. Metcalfe County.

DR. ZACHARIAH TAYLOR was born April 7, 1851, in Adair County, Ky., where
he was reared to manhood, and in 1881 located in Metcalfe County, where
he has since resided. His father, Francis N. Taylor, also a native of
Adair County, was born in 1800, was a minister in the Christian Church,
and died in 1873.  He was the son of Col. Zachariah Taylor, an early
representative in the Legislature.  He was a relative of Gen. Zachary
Taylor. Francis N. Taylor married Clarissa, daughter of Aaron and Lucy
(Walls) Williams, of Adair County (born 1817, died August 1, 1880), and
from their union sprang Flavius J., Pinckney W., Mary R. (Montgomery),
Drury A., Ann D. (Conover), Dr. Zachariah G. and Samuel A. Dr. Taylor
obtained a good English education at the common schools of the country
and at the Columbia Christian College.  He married, November 12, 1876,
Luanthra, daughter of Sidney S. and Letitia (Campbell) Dunbar, of Adair
County (born October 4,1854), and to them have been bortn Letitia
Clarissa, Minnie Bedine and Welby Dunbar. In 1876 Dr. Taylor commenced
the study of medicine with Dr. William B. Montgomery, of Adair County,
and attended lectures in the session of 1878-79, in the medical
department of the University of Louisville, and located as above, where
he has since been successfully engaged in the practice of his chosen
profession.  He is a zealous member of the Christian Church and in
politics a Democrat.

Campbell Conover Dunbar Montgomery Taylor Walls Williams
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Adair-KY Louisville-Jefferson-KY

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