Taylor Bayse Green

     Taylor Bayse Green was born on Dec 25, 1828 in Rappahannock Co, VA.^{1,4,5,2,6,7,8,9}
     Ferdinand, Taylor and Cassander was probably a free white
     Taylor Bayse Green was probably a male, under 5 years old, in Moses Green's household, on the 1830 Census in Culpeper Co, VA.¹⁰
     Ferdinand, Taylor and Cassander was probably a free white male, age 10 and under 15, in Moses Green's household, on the 1840 Census in Culpeper Co, VA.¹¹
     They moved in 1842 to Pike Co, MO.¹²
     They moved in 1843 to VA.¹²
     Taylor, Brunetta, Edward, Amelia, Elizabeth and Joseph was listed as a household member living with Harriett Green on the 1850 Census in Culpeper Co, VA.⁴
     Taylor Bayse Green was ordained as a Methodist minister.¹³
     Taylor Bayse Green was a school teacher before 1854.⁵
     Taylor Bayse Green moved in 1854 to Lincoln Co, MO.^5,13
     Taylor Bayse Green was employed as a school teacher after 1854 in Elsberry, Lincoln co, MO.²
     Taylor Bayse Green married Elizabeth Jerusha Smith, daughter of James Smith and Elizabeth Ellis, on Feb 18, 1855 in Lincoln Co, MO.^{14,15,2,7,8,13}
     Taylor Bayse Green and Levi Shuck owned Shuck and Green, a store that merchandized and handled tobacco in Smith's Mill, Lincoln Co, MO.^5,13
     Taylor was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census in Calumet Township, Pike Co, MO. T.B. was a farmer, with real estate valued at $2,000? and personal property worth $400. Jerusha was a domestic (it looks like the enumerator listed all wives as domestics on this page).⁶
     Taylor and Elizabeth, along with her parents, James and Elizabeth Smith, were founding members of Smith Chapel. The church was originially organized in a brush arbor near the Smith school. A church building was built in 1871.¹³
     He farmed 200 acres west of Smith's Chaple. He also worked as an apple dealer; in 1886 he handled 2,600 barrels of apples.^5,2
     Taylor Bayse Green moved to Lincoln Co, MO.¹
     Taylor was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census in Hurricane Township, Lincoln Co, MO. Taylor was a minister, with $3,000 in real property and $1,100 in personal property. Anna was in school..¹⁴
     Taylor was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census in Hurricane Township, Lincoln Co, MO. T.B., James and J. B. Jeans were farming. Hattie had attended school within the year..⁷
     In 1888, he was profiled in History of Lincoln County, Missouri.²
     Taylor was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census in Hurricane Township, Lincoln Co, MO. Taylor was a landlord. James was a day laborer. The family owned their home..⁸
     Taylor Bayse Green died on Mar 15, 1903 in Dameron, Lincoln Co, MO, at age 74.⁵ He was buried in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Lincoln Co, MO.⁵