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	George Taylor
		George Taylor was born somewhere in the county of Cambridgeshire around 1801, according to the small amount of information that can be gleaned from the 1841 census.
		George and Jane were a young couple — both were about 20 when their wedding took place — and must have struggled in the early years of the marriage.
		George died three years later on 31 January 1847, aged only 48, in Clement Lane (probably at home, as 14 Clement Lane was the family address as recorded in the 1851 census); he had been suffering from asthma for 15 months, which means that he had been ill since the autumn of 1845.
	www.angelfire.com /folk/taylor_family_uk/taylor1.html (333 words)

	Colonial Hall: Biography of George Taylor
		Of the early life of George Taylor although he acted a distinguished part in the political affairs of his time, few incidents are recorded, in any documents which we have seen, and few, it is said, are remembered by the old men of the neighborhood in which he lived.
		Taylor continued to represent the county of Northampton in the provincial assembly.
		Taylor and his associates, and adopted by the assembly: "The trust reposed in you is of such a nature, and the modes of executing it may be so diversified, in the course of your deliberations, that it is scarcely possible to give you particular instructions respecting it.
	www.colonialhall.com /taylor/taylor.php (1061 words)

	George Taylor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He was born in Ireland as the son of a respected Protestant (uncertain) clergyman and immigrated to America while in his early twenties as an indentured servant, becoming an ironworker at Warwick Furnace and Coventry Forge under a Mr.
		Savage discovered that Taylor had a certain degree of education, Taylor was promoted to the position of clerk.
		Military: George Taylor was elected a Colonelcy in the Bucks County Militia, but he never saw active service.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/George_Taylor (238 words)

	03-1509 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Taylor appealed the commitment order, and after several motions were filed and the confusion as to the status of Taylor's representation was resolved, we issued an order remanding the matter to the trial court to allow Taylor to file a postcommitment motion.
		Taylor contends that his trial counsel's failure to object to the State's use of its peremptory challenges to strike only male jurors deprived him of his constitutional right to the effective assistance of counsel.
		Taylor urges this court to presume prejudice and conclude that he was deprived of his constitutional right to the effective assistance of counsel.
	www.courts.state.wi.us /html/ca/03/03-1509.htm (3429 words)

	George Taylor Biographical Sketch
		George Taylor was one of a family of nine children, of whom three are now living, the other two are Amanda Clark and James Taylor of Jackson county.
		Taylor first became a resident of Ingham county and where dense forests once grew and wild game abounded may be found productive fields and thriving farms and villages, and in all this marvelous development of the last half century Mr.
		Taylor has borne his part and is well worthy of representation in this volume of history of Ingham county's pioneers, who have given the best years of their manhood to the opening up of this which was once a wilderness, for the benefit of posterity.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/mi/county/ingham/Bio/TaylorGBio.html (527 words)

	Princeton Indiana Mayor George Taylor 1988-2000
		George B. Taylor was born in Princeton, Indiana on June 29, 1922, to Chester and Edna "Brown" Taylor.
		George Taylor, a life long Democrat would be elected to the Indiana House of Representatives for two terms.
		Taylor's administration also made numerous improvements to the sewer department, including a ten million dollar expansion of the wastewater treatment plant, a five mile sewer extension and the installation of a new lift station south of town to attract Toyota Automotive Manufacturing to Princeton.
	www.princeton-indiana.com /pages/mayors/mayor_29_george_taylor.html (364 words)

	Tennessee's Pioneer Baptist Preachers - GEORGE GRANT TAYLOR
		George Grant Taylor was born in Grainger County, Tennessee, March 18, 1816.
		Taylor, missionary." Elika Taylor, an older brother and a thoroughly competent judge, himself an unordained preacher, has this to say of his brother Grant: "He had the best talent there was in the family.
		But Grant Taylor, I am told, always counseled moderation and charity, and at his own charge made trips to Knoxville, where a Federal Court would be in session, to intercede for his "rebel" brethren and friends and help them out of their troubles.
	www.knoxcotn.org /tnbaptists/taylor_george_grant.htm (623 words)

	George Augustine Taylor, Australian aviation pioneer (1872 - 1928)
		Taylor was founder and Secretary of the Australian Air League and Australian Administrator of the British Science Guild and promoted gliding in New South Wales until his premature death in 1928.
		Taylor, Edward Hallstrom (later Sir Edward Hallstrom of Refrigerator fame and patron of Taronga Park Zoo) and the Shultz' also made glides that day, thus assuring that Australians were the first to be airborne in Australia.
		Taylor successfully dabbled in the sciences of aeronautics and wireless and was brilliant at marketing his exploits.
	www.ctie.monash.edu.au /hargrave/taylor_bio.html (1272 words)

	Local News \| kgw.com \| News for Oregon and SW Washington
		Taylor has held the title of "state climatologist" since 1991 when the legislature created a state climate office at OSU The university created the job title, not the state.
		The governor said Taylor's contradictions interfere with the state's stated goals to reduce greenhouse gases, the accepted cause of global warming in the eyes of a vast majority of scientists.
		Taylor declined to comment on the proposal other than to say he was a "bit shocked" by the news.
	www.kgw.com /news-local/stories/kgw_020607_news_taylor_title.59f5d04a.html (513 words)

	George Taylor Newell Biography
		Taylor Newell was born March 30, 1911 in Rochester, New York.
		George Henry Newell was, in fact, Commodore of the Rochester Yacht Club near the turn of the century.
		Taylor’s first boat was a Star class sloop that was given to him by his father when he was 12 years old.
	www.cheoyleeassociation.com /N_Cbio.htm (1647 words)

	Monthly Labor Review: George W. Taylor: industrial peacemaker - Labor Hall of Fame - Cover Story
		George W. Taylor, who died in 1972 at the age of 71, left behind a legacy of leadership in the field that he had founded as a young scholar in his late twenties, namely labor arbitration, mediation, and other sophisticated forms of alternative dispute resolution.
		Following the publication of Taylor's thesis, and the awarding of his Ph.D. in 1929, the university appointed him a research associate in the Industrial Research Department, and asked him to undertake a study of the interplay of economic factors in the hosiery industry, with particular emphasis on the Reading situation.
		By 1940, Taylor had settled some 1,400 labor controversies without a strike; his leadership was acknowledged throughout the United States, and he had served as impartial chairman for apparel industry contracts covering around 300 employers and tens of thousands of workers.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1153/is_n12_v118/ai_18062419 (1226 words)

	George Taylor House -- National Register of Historic Places Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor Travel ...
		George Taylor was born in 1716, probably in northern Ireland, and came to Pennsylvania as an indentured servant in 1736.
		Taylor signed the engrossed copy of that document on August 2, or thereafter, but took no other part in the activities of the Congress, except to represent it, with George Walton, at a conference with Native Americans held at Easton in January 1777.
		The George Taylor Mansion is a two-story Georgian stone house with symmetrically paired brick end-chimneys and a gable roof with flattened ridge.
	www.cr.nps.gov /NR/travel/delaware/tay.htm (585 words)

	GEORGETAYLOR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Born in 1716, George Taylor left his home in northern Ireland when he was just twenty years old, and came to America as an indentured servant.
		Taylor became involved in politics in 1747 when he was serving as captain of the Chester County militia.
		In 1776 Taylor was chosen to be one of Pennsylvania’s delegates to the Continental Congress.
	www.multied.com /Bio/RevoltBIOS/TaylorGeorge.html (177 words)

	MacArthur Report - George Taylor Uniform Collection : MacArthur Memorial - The City of Norfolk, VA.
		George Taylor, U.S. Army, (Ret.) of Virginia Beach, Virginia, recently gave his uniforms from 20 years of service with the United States Army to the MacArthur Memorial.
		George Taylor began his military career in Korea, first as an infantry platoon commander, then as a tank platoon commander, and retired some twenty years later as a Colonel in the Judge Advocate Generals Corps.
		Taylor’s uniforms are a great addition to the Memorial’s collection as many of the items he donated are the only ones of their type in the museum’s holdings, such as the fur-lined vest and dress blue uniform.
	www.macarthurmemorial.org /george_taylor_macreport.asp (266 words)

	GEORGE TAYLOR
		Preserved at the HBC Archives is Taylor's log of the 1791 voyage from London to Churchill and of the expedition to the north of Churchill in 1792,with the return to Churchill and then to England in the same year.
		In 1793 Taylor was given the command of the brig Beaver with instructions to sail her to York Factory (the log of this voyage is also in the HBC Archives).
		Taylor's wages were £46 a year until 1794-95 when they were increased to £50, with further increases to £60 in 1811-12 and to £80 in 1813-14.
	www3.sympatico.ca /larry.quinto/taylor.htm (1847 words)

	Biography of George Taylor
		Taylor was summoned by his fellow-citizens into public life.
		Taylor suffered so considerably, that he was at length induced to return to Durham to repair it.
		In October, 1775, he was again elected a delegate to the provincial assembly in Pennsylvania, and in the following month was appointed, in connection with several other gentlemen, to report a set of instructions to the delegates, which the assembly had just appointed to the continental congress.
	www.laughtergenealogy.com /bin/histprof/founders/taylor.html (1049 words)

	Monthly Labor Review: George W. Taylor: industrial peacemaker.(Labor ... @ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Taylor was subsequently honored to serve as consultant to former President Hoover on his Commission on Reorganization of the Executive Branch of the Government during 1948-49.
		It was Taylor's belief that this act had been passed as a result of large corporate employers' fear of the excessive power of unions, especially during the inflationary postwar period.
		Taylor viewed the act as a deprivation of the rights of workers to have free unionism, and he thought that collective bargaining was impaired as a result.
	highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:18062419&... (4098 words)

	portland imc - 2005.09.23 - George Taylor, Oregon state climatologist stumps for big polluting business
		Taylor's position as the leading climate expert in Oregon, a state with a national environmental reputation, has given ammo to those who are hostile to the idea that the earth is warming up.
		Taylor's review said the authors of the Arctic study looked at only the last 35 years, ignoring data from the 1930s that show conditions were comparable to those of today.
		Though it is no consolation, George Taylor's name will live in infamy as one of the names which allowed big oil and energy interests to control the direction of the state and country to the detriment of us all.
	portland.indymedia.org /en/2005/09/325412.shtml (3070 words)

	Wiley Family of Virginia and Georgia: Sixth Generation
		George Taylor Scott was undoubtedly named after his grandfathers, George Wiley Kelly and Taylor Scott.
		George Wiley Kelly in turn was undoubtedly named after his grandfather George Wiley, R. George Taylor Scott's death certificate indicates that he was born in Dawson, Terrell Co. Georgia and that is how we have his place of birth recorded.
		George's father Sam Scott died in 1877 in Miller County and by 1880 George and his widowed mother, Rebecca Kelly and four sister's (Ella, Rebecca, Rachel, and Mattie) are all to be found living in the household of George's grandfather, George W. Kelly in Terrell County, Georgia.
	www.mindspring.com /~jburval/genealogy/wiley/i0002071.htm (1634 words)

	George Taylor
		Although the majority of George Taylor’s life was concerned with the iron industry, he also began to take on political positions during the late 1750s.
		Taylor moved to Durham, Pennsylvania in 1755, and he became the justice of the peace there in 1757, 1761, and 1763.
		Taylor was not an original member of the Continental Congress but in 1776, he was appointed to replace one of the representatives who refused to sign the Declaration of Independence.
	www.pabook.libraries.psu.edu /LitMap/bios/Taylor__George.html (724 words)

	George Taylor
		Taylor is taken from a book entitled "Lives of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence ";, by Rev. Charles A. Goodrich.
		"Of the early life of GEORGE TAYLOR, although he acted a distinguished part in the political affairs of his time, few incidents are recorded, in any documents, which we have seen, and few, it is said, are remembered by the old men of the neighbourhood in which he lived.
		Taylor died on the 23d of February 1781, in the sixty-sixth year of his age.
	www.uillis.com /taylor_nash/taylor.html (1058 words)

	Publications of Prof. George Taylor
		Taylor, G. and Blewitt, G., (1999), Virtual differential GPS and road reduction filtering by map matching, in Proceedings of ION'99, Twelfth International Technical Meeting of the Satellite Division of the Institute of Navigation, Nashville, Tennessee.
		Taylor, G., Buchanan, H., Parker, D. and Fairbairn, D., (1996), 3-D or not 3-D, is that the Question, GIS Europe.
		Taylor, G.E., (1989), An exercise at the Ordnance Survey Southampton, CASE report, Department of Surveying, University of Newcastle upon Tyne.
	www.comp.glam.ac.uk /gis/gisrc/publicat/pub-getaylor.htm (2022 words)

	Haverford College Libraries - Special Collections - Taylor Family Papers, 1846-1929
		George Washington Taylor (1803-1891) was born in Radnor, Pa., son of Jacob and Elizabeth Richards Taylor.
		Taylor was a storekeeper in Philadelphia which sold free labor goods.
		Taylor was heavily involved in the issues of Quakers and African Americans and peace and these topics are reflected in the papers.
	www.haverford.edu /library/special/aids/taylor (1850 words)

	MenWeb - Men's Issues: Men's Groups: Interview with George Taylor.
		George: I think there was already a network of people, because many of the people at the gatherings were coming from this area.
		George: I think the hero’s journey for men in the latter part of the twentieth century is an inner journey.
		George: My hope in writing the book was that it would feed the innate desire of many men to form communities, healing communities where they could explore their gender conditioning and explore becoming more loving and creative.
	www.menweb.org /tayloriv.htm (6554 words)

	George Taylor - Eastman School of Music
		Violist George Taylor is active in practically every aspect of performance as soloist, recitalist, and chamber musician.
		Taylor is associate professor of viola at Eastman.
		George Taylor has given numerous solo recitals and appeared as a chamber musician in concerts throughout the United States and at the Tainan Cultural Center in Taiwan.
	www.esm.rochester.edu /faculty/?id=136 (338 words)

	George Taylor
		George Taylor was born in the British Isles in 1716.
		George Taylor sat in the Pennsylvania Assembly, and he was a patriot during the Revoluntionary War.
		This was built in 1768 by George Taylor as a summer retreat.
	www.hcpa.org /georgetaylor.htm (280 words)

	George Taylor
		TAYLOR, George, signer of the Declaration of Independence, born in Ireland in 1716 ; died in Easton, Pennsylvania, 23 February, 1781.
		He is said to have been the son of a clergyman and to have received a liberal education and begun the study of medicine, which he abandoned in order to emigrate to this country in 1736.
		George Taylor was one of the new delegates.
	famousamericans.net /georgetaylor (517 words)

	George Taylor
		George Taylor has extensive experience in providing social work programming to healthcare and mental health care settings.
		Taylor authored, received funding, and established programs for homeless outreach, cocaine treatment, and long term housing for the homeless in conjunction with the Los Angeles Area Office of Housing and Urban Development.
		Taylor joined the faculty at California State University, San Bernardino in the summer of 1999 as Title IV-E faculty liaison.
	socialwork.csusb.edu /taylor.htm (133 words)

	HinesSight: So-called “climatologist” George Taylor has to go
		Regardless, Taylor loves to spout off about how humans really aren’t a big factor in causing global warming, an unscientific position that makes him a darling of big oil and conservative organizations like the Heartland Institute, which recently trotted Taylor out as among the serious scientists who are debunking scaremongering about climate change.
		Taylor heads the "Oregon Climate Service," which was established in 1991 by the legislature to "disseminate and interpret climate data and information for the state." But now that the head of the Oregon Climate Service has scientific findings that differ from the governor's, the governor wants to change the rules.
		I haven't heard much of George Taylor, or evaluated the information surrounding his claim to title of "State Climatologist." To me, his political title seems irrelevant compared to how his climate theories polarize people regarding their beliefs.
	hinessight.blogs.com /hinessight/2007/01/socalled_climat.html (1593 words)

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