Mary,
When you post, add specific information such as dates of birth, places of birth, etc., about the persons you seek. It really helps the researcher.
I did not find a Martha or Allen/Allan/Alan
Taylor in
Thurston County in the 1920 or 1930 Census. I did find a Sarah J. Taylor, married to a Joseph B
Taylor in Tenino,
Thurston County. Did Sarah also marry a
Taylor? This Sarah was born about 1876 in
Washington to father born in
Missouri, mother in
Illinois. But, from below, this is probably not who you seek.
From your other postings, I see you are seeking a Sarah C. Deaton, born in
Rockcastle,
Kentucky, about 1854. This Sarah married a Joseph
Reynolds and moved to
Missouri, she died early 1890's. In another posting, Sarah did have a sister Martha J. Deaton, born in
Kentucky, about 1854.
The
Washington Death Certificate Index shows
---Martha J. Taylor, father's name
Deaton, died on 17 Oct 1927 in Olympia,
Thurston County at age 61 years, 7 months and 7 days (about 1866, March 10).
---Everett
Taylor, son of Martha
Deaton and Allen
Taylor, died 10 May 1947 in Lakeview,
Pierce County, WA, at age 51 years, 8 months, and 12 days.
---Mary Elizabeth Patnude, died 28 Feb 1957 in Bremerton,
Kitsap County, WA, at age 73 years 6 months and 15 days. Parents Martha
Deaton and Allen
Taylor---James
Harris Taylor, died 27 Oct 1953, in Ritzville,
Adams Co,
Washington at age 67 years.
---Allen
Taylor, died 20 Nov 1922 in Pleasant/Glade,
Thurston Co, WA, at age 69 years, 11 months, 5 days (1853), son of
Noah Taylor and mothers name "
Thompson". Spouse was "Mrs. Allen
Taylor".
One family tree showed 11 children and a picture of her. The owner "OurFamilyStories" was sent a message to read this thread. Unless this person is you, this person has a lot of information on this family.
--There were several others having a family tree that included Martha; but they did not seem to have much information, none had sister Sarah.
Hopefully this "OurFamilyStories" will come on to your rescue for looking for descendants having information.
If not, take the death information provided and obtain the obituaries. The
Washington State Library has a free research service, the ask-a-librarian program, where they will look for information in the archives, in this case the newspaper microfilm for an event, such as an obituary. They will look up to an hour and send you the results. Contact them at:
http://www.secstate.wa.gov/library/ask.aspx .
Ron Bestrom