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From The Pioneer Families of Cleveland 1796-1840 By Gertrude Van 
Rensselaer Wickham, 1914

Volume I, page 170
Under a bio for Elisha Taylor is the following:

         Some time after the death of his wife, Ann Dunlap, Elisah
Taylor married Elisabeth Ely, a daughter of Nathaniel Ely of Long Meadow, and
of a distinguished Massachusetts family. She was about 35 years of age at 
her marriage, and well fitted to care for the very young children 
entrusted to her. She was a very calm, quiet woman, who never made 
remarks to be regretted or answered a question hastily. She had a
little habit, peculiar to herself, of placing her finger to her lips,
pondering over the subject, and then saying, "I think it was so and so.," 
and one felt sure that her "think" outweighed the affirmative of several others
combined.
         She outlived her husband 13 years, dying in 1874. After Mr. 
Taylor's return from the east, he built a large stone cottage on what
was once Vine Street off Woodland Ave.
         The family rest in Erie Street Cemetery, not far from the Erie 
Street entrance.



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