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Kaylor in Pike County, Illinois Death Records

Mary Ann Kaylor shared the following information on the Kaler mail list in April 1999. Below you will find information for George Kaylor and David Kaylor, both born in Maryland. She indicated that she has a family sheet for the DAVID and MARY BROWNING KAYLOR listed below. David is believed to be the son of JOHN KAYLOR and CATHERINE HAINES, but that has not documented.

At the end there are also several other Kaylor death records listed from Mary Ann's email. However, there is no connection to Maryland listed.

PIKE COUNTY ILLINOIS DEATH RECORDS Information:

DAVID KAYLOR
Age 61 years, 11 months and 22 days
Died 16 Apr 1886
Married; American; Born in Maryland; 
Lived in this state 40 years
Died in Salem Township
Cause of Death was inflamation of the brain extension from middle ear
Duration 17 days
Buried 17 Apr 1886, Baylis Cemetery
Undertaker, CSH Pency, Baylis, IL
Physician, W. H. Winterbothem, Baylis, IL

GEORGE KAYLOR
Age 89 years, 8 months, and 12 days
Died 3 Dec 1902
Occupation, farmer; Widower, American;
Born in Maryland, Lived in state 62 years
Died in Fairmount township; Cause of Death was apoplexy and athround?
Buried 5 Dec 1902, Hinman Chapel Cemetery
Undertaker, J. E. Morton, Perry, IL
Physician, Sam E. Peacock, Baylis, IL

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PIKE COUNTY IL DEMOCRAT, December 1902:

Died, at his residence seven miles southwest of Perry, Wednesday, December
3, of apoplexy, GEORGE KAYLOR.  He was born in Maryland in 1812 and was the
father of sixteen children, thirteen of whom are still living.  The funeral
was held at Asbury church, Friday, after which the remains were interred at
Hinman Chapel.

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PIKE COUNTY DEMOCRAT, April 29, 1886:

OBITUARY:

Died, April 16th, 1886, at his home four miles south of Baylis, Mr. DAVID
KAYLOR, in the 62nd year of his age.  The subject of this sketch was born
in Alleghany county, Maryland, May 24, 1824.  He immigrated with his
parents to Ross County, OH in 1831, thence to Pike County, Ill., in 1846,
where he resided until his death.   He was married in 1852  to MARY E. BROWNING.  
They have had born to them nine children, eight of whom are yet living.

Mr. Kaylor has been a member of the M. E. Church since 1853.  On the 17th
his remains were taken to Baylis, followed by a large procession of friends
and relatives, and, after an able and appropriate funeral address by Rev.
Young, from 2nd Cor. 51:18, were interred in the cemetery at that place.
In the death of Mr. Kaylor, his surviving wife and children have lost a
patient husband and a kind indulgent father, and the community an upright
and honorable citizen.

The following were also listed in Mary Ann Kaylor's message to the Kaler mail list. However, there is no birthplace information.

PIKE COUNTY ILLINOIS DEATH RECORDS Information:

LYNDELL MARION KAYLOR
Died 30 Mar 1909, age 3yrs, mos, and 6 days
Buried 31 Mar 1909, Cause of death was Memingeal hemorrhage and pertussis

GILBERT JAY KAYLOR
Died 27 Mar 1909, age 1yr, 5mos/22days
Buried 28 Mar 1909
Cause of Death was broncho pneumonia  and pertussis

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