1850 U.S. Census, Essex County, Virginia
Page 73
Dwelling 120, Family 120
Taylor, George, 31, male, laborer, value of real estate $120, born in Virginia, cannot read or write
Taylor, Mary, 22, female, born in Virginia, cannot read or write
Taylor, George, 6, male, born in Virginia
Taylor, James, 6, male, born in Virginia
[George and James are noted as twins.]
Taylor, Columbia, 3, female, born in Virginia
Taylor, Richard, 1, male, born in Virginia

1870 U.S. Census, Essex County, Virginia
Millers Tavern Post Office
Page 145
Dwelling 1116, Household 1116
Taylor, George, 51, male, white, farmer, value of real estate $260, value of personal estate $250, born in Virginia
Taylor, Mary, 42, female, white, keeping house, born in Virginia
Taylor, Harvy[?], 20, male, white, farm laborer, born in Virginia
Taylor, Booker, 15, male, white, farm laborer, born in Virginia
Taylor, Edna, 13, female, white, without occupation, born in Virginia
Taylor, Bigger, 9, male, white, at home, born in Virginia
Taylor, Roy, 8, male, white, at home, born in Virginia
Taylor, Mary I., 5, female, at home, born in Virginia
Taylor, Robert, 3, male, white, at home, born in Virginia
Taylor, Milsey O., 1, female, white at home, born in Virginia

On 19 June 1917 in Rappahannock District, Essex County, Virginia, R. H. Taylor died. He was male; white; married; born September 1852; age 65; occupation farmer; born in Virginia; father was George Taylor, who was born in Virginia; mother was Dolly Moody, who was born in Virginia; informant Harry B. Taylor of Upright, Virginia; attended by physician from 1 January 1917 to 19 June 1917; last seen alive 18 June 1917; cause of death cerebral hemorrhage; contributing factors arteriosclerosis and nephritis; buried 20 June 1917 at John R. Gordon’s Farm, Essex County, Virginia. [Commonwealth of Virginia, Certificate of Death 19591.]