McCauley, Lanier, Hankins, Hopkins & Taylor Families

Margaret Lula "Lou" TAYLOR ^1,44

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• 1870 United States Federal Census, James F. Taylor household, Rockcastle County, Kentucky: Lou was living with her parents. She was listed as Lula Taylor, age 2, born in Kentucky. ⁴⁴

• 1880 United States Federal Census, James F. Taylor household, Rockcastle County, Kentucky: Lou was living with her parents. She was listed as Margaret Taylor, daughter, age 12, born in Kentucky. ³⁶

• 1900 United States Federal Census, Milten Tayler [sic] household, Rockcastle County, Kentucky: Lou was living with her brother, Milt. She was listed as Margaret Tayler, sister, age 32, born May 1869 in Kentucky. ²⁴⁰

• 1910 United States Federal Census, Robert Taylor household, Rockcastle County, Kentucky: Lou was living with her brother, Bob. She was listed as Lou Taylor, sister, age 41, born in Kentucky. She was listed as a widow but she had not been married. ²⁴¹

• 1920 United States Federal Census, Pres Fralick household, Rockcastle County, Kentucky: Lou was living with her husband, daughter and brother. She was listed as Lue Fralick, wife, age 50, born in Kentucky. ²⁴²

• 1930 United States Federal Census, Press Fralick household, Rockcastle County, Kentucky: Lou was living with her husband, daughter and brother. She was listed as Lou Fralick, wife, age 61, born in Kentucky. ²⁴³

• Obituary: Published in the Mt. Vernon Signal in February 1940 in Mount Vernon, Rockcastle County, Kentucky. ²⁴⁴ PASSING OF MRS. LOU TAYLOR FRALICK: Mrs. Lou Taylor Fralick, age 71 year, died at her home near Mount Vernon, Thursday, February 8th having been in poor health for several months.

Funeral services were conducted at 2:00 o'clock Friday afternoon at the home with the Rev. W. C. Younce, pastor of the Baptist Church officiating. The interment followed in the family lot in the Taylor Cemetery. Surviving are the husband, Mr. Press Fralick, and one daughter, Miss Lena Taylor. One sister, Mrs. Nannie Harrison, and three brothers, Bob Taylor and John Taylor of Mount Vernon and App Taylor of Buechel, Kentucky, also survive.

Mrs. Fralick was a good wife and mother, an affectionate sister, a splendid neighbor, and a sincere and true friend. She passed to her final sleep unafraid of the coming night, realizing that soon she would pitch her tent in that silent camping ground from which no traveler ever returns, but having that blessed assurance that to those who die in the Lord there need be no fear of death, and we who are left feel that as she traveled life's pathway "she hath done what she could" to make the way easier for those who will follow in her footsteps.

• Grave Marker: Robert B. Taylor & Lou Fralick, Ramsey-Taylor Cemetery, Renfro Valley, Rockcastle County, Kentucky. ²³⁸

Lou had a relationship with someone.

Lou next married Francis Preston "Press" FRALICK, son of Nathan FRALICK and Jane, on 15 September 1917 in Mount Vernon, Rockcastle County, Kentucky.²³⁷ (Francis Preston "Press" FRALICK was born on 10 June 1861 in Caldwell County, Kentucky,^245,246 died on 18 September 1940 in Princeton, Caldwell County, Kentucky ^244,245 and was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Caldwell County, Kentucky ²⁴⁵.)