Family Group Sheet
Family Group Sheet
NameAlbert Taggart
Birth22 Nov 1848, Morgan Co., IN, USA
Birth22 Nov 1848, Morgan Co., IN, USA
Death14 May 1901, Martinsville, Morgan Co., IN, USA Age: 52
Death19 May 1901 Age: 52
MemoProb. in Morgan Co., IN
BurialSand Creek Cemetery, Martinsville, Morgan Co., IN, USA
FatherJohn Taggart (1800-1869)
MotherAnn Jane Bothwell (1806-1870)
Marriage28 Oct 1869
SpouseMahala Evaline Hart
Birth20 Oct 1851
Death21 Dec 1904 Age: 53
Children
SpouseUnknown Avery
Birthabt 1870
Birth2 Jun 1884, Morgan Co., IN, USA
DeathOct 1950, Knox Co., IN, USA Age: 66
SpouseJames Harris
ChildrenEvelyn (1904-1933)
Jamie Frances (1905-1920)
Opal Elizabeth (1907-)
Twanette (1909-1933)
Anna Mae (1912-)
James (1914-)
Josephine (1916-)
Martha (1920-)
SpouseJohn Goldenschue (1881-1954)
ChildrenMary Magelena (1911-)
Notes for Albert Taggart
From Tombstone in Sandcreek Cemetery, Morgan Co., Indiana:
Born 22 Nov 1848
Died 14 May 1901
Mahala E
Born 20 Oct 1851
Died 21 Dec 1904
Buried in Sand Creek cemetery near Martinsville, Indiana.
Born 22 Nov 1848
Died 14 May 1901
Mahala E
Born 20 Oct 1851
Died 21 Dec 1904
Buried in Sand Creek cemetery near Martinsville, Indiana.
Notes for Mahala Evaline Hart
Buried in Sand Creek cemetery near Martinsville, Indiana.
Notes for John A. (Child 5)
From: Morgan County (Indiana) Public Library, date of news article - November 29, 1927.
JOHN TAGGART, RETIRED FARMER, GROCER, DIES HERE
John A. Taggart of 1019 East Morgan Street, retired farmer and grocery man, died Thursday morning at 11 o'clock in the Morgan County Memorial Hospital. Hospitalized since Nov 15, his death occurred the day following his seventy-first birthday. He had been in failing health for the past month.
Mr. Taggart was born in Morgan County Nov. 27, 1886, the son of Albert and Mahala Hart Taggart. On Ap. 17, 1907, he was married to Josie M. Hinson, who survives him. Mr. and Mrs. Taggart had celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last spring with open house arranged by nieces.
For a number of years Mr. Taggart farmed in Knox and Greene Counties. Returning to Morgan County in 1918, he continued farming for some time south of Martinsville.
Later he was employed by the J. D. Adams Company in Indianapolis, from which he was retired. For about ten years, until approximately two and one-half years ago, Mr. and Mrs Taggart operated a grocery next door to their home. Until his illness, Mr. Taggart most recently had been employed at the East Side Food Locker here.
He was a member of the Local First Christian Church and of I.O.O.F. Lodge.
Beside the wife, he leaves a sister, Mrs. Jessie Goldenschue of Martinsville, and several nieces and nephews. An only daughter, Victoria, died in 1930. Four sisters also are deceased.
The Rev. Fred Sharp will conduct his funeral services Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the First Christian Church. Burial will be in South Park Cemetery.
Friends are invited to call at the Cure and Hensley Funeral Home after 7:30 this evening. The body will lie in state at the church for one hour preceding the funeral rites.
Buried at South Park Cemetery, Martinsville, Indiana.
JOHN TAGGART, RETIRED FARMER, GROCER, DIES HERE
John A. Taggart of 1019 East Morgan Street, retired farmer and grocery man, died Thursday morning at 11 o'clock in the Morgan County Memorial Hospital. Hospitalized since Nov 15, his death occurred the day following his seventy-first birthday. He had been in failing health for the past month.
Mr. Taggart was born in Morgan County Nov. 27, 1886, the son of Albert and Mahala Hart Taggart. On Ap. 17, 1907, he was married to Josie M. Hinson, who survives him. Mr. and Mrs. Taggart had celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last spring with open house arranged by nieces.
For a number of years Mr. Taggart farmed in Knox and Greene Counties. Returning to Morgan County in 1918, he continued farming for some time south of Martinsville.
Later he was employed by the J. D. Adams Company in Indianapolis, from which he was retired. For about ten years, until approximately two and one-half years ago, Mr. and Mrs Taggart operated a grocery next door to their home. Until his illness, Mr. Taggart most recently had been employed at the East Side Food Locker here.
He was a member of the Local First Christian Church and of I.O.O.F. Lodge.
Beside the wife, he leaves a sister, Mrs. Jessie Goldenschue of Martinsville, and several nieces and nephews. An only daughter, Victoria, died in 1930. Four sisters also are deceased.
The Rev. Fred Sharp will conduct his funeral services Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the First Christian Church. Burial will be in South Park Cemetery.
Friends are invited to call at the Cure and Hensley Funeral Home after 7:30 this evening. The body will lie in state at the church for one hour preceding the funeral rites.
Buried at South Park Cemetery, Martinsville, Indiana.
Notes for Jessie (Child 6)
Buried at Green Lawn Cemetery, Martinsville, Indiana.