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Children of JULIA TAYLOR and HARVEY HYDE are:
i. EDWARD WYLLYS 16 HYDE 321 , b. October 17, 1843 322 .
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ii. EMILY ELIZABETH HYDE 323 , b. January 03, 1846 324 .
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iii. CHARLES PERCIVAL HYDE 325 , b. May 30, 1849 326 ; d. August 31, 1849 326 .
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iv. ALFRED TAYLOR HYDE 327 , b. May 02, 1852 328 .
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17. AMELIA 15 TAYLOR (JABEZ TERRY 14 , JOHN 13 , ELDAD 12 , RUTH 11 WYLLYS, SAMUEL 10 , GEORGE 9 , RICHARDE 8 ,
AMBROSE 7 , WILLIAM 6 , RICHARD 5 , THOMAS 4 , RICHARD 3 , THOMAS 2 , RICHARD 1 ) 329,330 was born June 22, 1815 in
Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn. 331,332 , and died November 27, 1847 in Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn. 333,334 . She
married ADOLPHUS KING 335,336 June 14, 1838 in Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn. 337 , son of JABEZ KING and
REBECCA TERRY. He was born April 22, 1813 in Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn. 337,338 , and died October 03, 1865
in Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn. 339,340 .
Notes for AMELIA TAYLOR:
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Amelia Taylor King died "soon after the birth of a child (of inflamation in the bowels) aged 33" according to the
records of her church, entered by her pastor . The Enfield Town record of her death, submitted by a doctor, lists
her death as due to "child-bed fever." The incidence of child-bed fever dropped dramati cally in succeeding years
as medical practice required doctors and midwives to wash their hands and their instruments before dealing with
patients.
Amelia' s newborn child, a daughter, was given her mother's name.[2836643.FTW]
Amelia Taylor King died "soon after the birth of a child (of inflamation in the bowels) aged 33" according to the
records of her church, entered by her pastor . The Enfield Town record of her death, submitted by a doctor, lists
her death as due to "child-bed fever." The incidence of child-bed fever dropped dramati cally in succeeding years
as medical practice required doctors and midwives to wash their hands and their instruments before dealing with
patients.
Amelia' s newborn child, a daughter, was given her mother's name.
More About AMELIA TAYLOR:
Burial: Enfield Street Cemetery, Enfield, Conn. 341,342
Record Change: November 17, 2003 343,344
Notes for ADOLPHUS KING:
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