Son of William E "Bill"and Elizabeth ALLEN Taylor...Husband of Elizabeth Atnip married July-15th.- 1852 in DeKalb County Tennessee...children..Mary Frances, Jemima Elizabeth, William Stevenson, Martha Jane, Samatha T., Mittie Dolly Ann, Benjamin Garrison, and Darlutha L.
-Anonymous

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On the 6th. Day of August 1860 the census for The State of Tennessee, County of DeKalb, District #9, Post Office Smithville, By James M. Lee.
Garrison G. Taylor Age 26, Born around 1834 in Tennessee, Elizabeth Taylor Age 29, Born around 1831 in Tennessee, Mary F. Taylor Age 6 Born around 1854 in Tennessee, Jeremiah Age 5 Born around 1855 in Tennessee, William S. Age 4 Born around 1856 in Tennessee, Martha J. Age 3 born around 1857 in Tennessee, Samantha T. Taylor Age 0 Born in 1860. Living next to Alexander Ferrell and family and Richard McGinness and family.

1880 Census for The State of Arkansas, County of Searcy, and the Township of Calf Creek.
Garrison G. Taylor Age 45,Wife, Elizabeth Taylor Age 47, Daughter, Jemmia E. Taylor Age 25, Daughter, Martha J. Taylor, Age 22, Daughter, Samantha T. Taylor, Age 20, Grandson,Leander Taylor, Age 4.. ( Living next to William S. and Mary Taylor and family, and Eliza Hunnicutt and her family ) ( Living three places down from Garrison's brother, Benjamin Franklin Taylor age 41 and his Wife Mary Taylor Age 45, and there family, Martha F. Age 19, Mary Age 13, Nancy Campbell widowed Age 21, Levaster Campbell Grandson Age 4, Benjamin T. Campbell Age 2, William E. Taylor, nephew Age 23 hired hand on the farm, Thomas S. McDaniel Age 24 hired hand. )

On the first day of June 1900 the census for the State of Arkansas County of Searcy the Township of Mt. Pleasent & Sulphur Springs, Taken by Leander Drewey;
Garrison G. Taylor, Age 66 Head of House Born November 1833 in Tennessee Married 40 years, Elizabeth Taylor, Age 71 wife Born August 1828 in Tennessee, Mother of 8 with 7 living. Marion Taylor Age 8 grandson Born 1891 in Arkansas. Living next to John Hogue and Family and Lenord Craig and family.

In the 1910 census for the State of Arkansas, County of Searcy, Township of Sulphur Springs.
William England Head of House Age 47 married 24 years Born around 1863 in Tennessee, Mittit D. wife Age 48 married 24 years mother of 10, 8 living, Born around 1862 in Tennessee, John F., son Age 20 Born around 1890 in Arkansas, Andrew J., son Age 17 Born around 1893 in Arkansas, Elvert, son Age 14 Born around 1896 in Arkansas, Dollor, daughter Age 12 Born around 1898 in Arkansas, William G. son Age 7 Born around 1903 in Arkansas, GARRISON G. TAYLOR Age 76, FARTHER IN-LAW, ELIZABETH TAYLOR Age 82 MOTHER IN -LAW. Living next to Lemuel S. & Patsy Turney and family and Hiram Flatt and family

I P. G. Hays, a registered practicing physician of Searcy County Arkansas. Do hereby certify that I have this day examined applicant G. G. Taylor and found him suffering from gunshot wound of left ankle. Said wound being as he says sustained during the battle of Chicamaga while in the service of the Confederate Army. Said applicant is in my judgement truly disabled from performing manual labor in any of the usual vocations.

Signed; P. G. Hays , M.D.

Sworn and subscribed to before me this 20th. day of July 1903.
Signed: B. F. Snow, Notary Public
My commission expires August 3rd. 1903

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Garrison G. Taylor
Garrison G. Taylor was born November 19, 1833. On July 18, 1852, when he was
nineteen years old, he married Elizabeth Atnip. They had eight children, all
born in DeKalb County, Tennessee. They were Mary Frances, Jemima Elizabeth,
William Stevenson (Steve), Martha Jane, Samantha, Mitty Dolly Ann, Benjamin
Garrison, and Derthula.
During the Civil War Garrison served in the 16th Tennessee Regiment in Captain
Perry Adcock's Company for the Confederacy. Sometime during the war he lost a
leg. At the end of the war he returned to Indian Creek where he remained until
the 1870's. During the late 1860's and early 1870's the "Night Riders"
terrorized may of the residents of Indian Creek, including some of the Taylors.
Garrison, wishing to escape the "Night Riders" took his family and joined his
brothers in Searcy County, Arkansas. He remained here until his death on Oct
19, 1910 at the age of seventy-seven years.(Ardia Taylor's book The Taylors)