Commemorative biographical record of Hartford County, Connecticut : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early settled families . land married MissSarah M. Taft, of New York, who was born thereApril 25, 1833, daughter of Fred G. and Eresby(Driggs) Taft. The only child of this union,Julia G., born March 28, 1866, attended the com-mon schools until fourteen years of age, and after-ward the Glastonbury Academy, from which shegraduated. She married George Kenyon, who wasborn in Andover, Conn., but lives in Glastonbury,where he owns a fine fa
Commemorative biographical record of Hartford County, Connecticut : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early settled families . land married MissSarah M. Taft, of New York, who was born thereApril 25, 1833, daughter of Fred G. and Eresby(Driggs) Taft. The only child of this union,Julia G., born March 28, 1866, attended the com-mon schools until fourteen years of age, and after-ward the Glastonbury Academy, from which shegraduated. She married George Kenyon, who wasborn in Andover, Conn., but lives in Glastonbury,where he owns a fine farm and runs a large politics he is a Democrat. They have one child,Grace G., born June 16, 1887. Fred G. Taft, father of Mrs. Strickland, wasborn in New York City, son of Joel Taft, a joiner,who at one time worked en Trinity church. Helearned his fathers trade, and engaged in the manu-facture of sash and blinds. In 1847 fie broughthis family to Connecticut, settling in Glastonbury,where he died in 1863. His political sympathieswere with the Democratic party, and in religion hewas a member of the M. E. Church. Mr. Taft wastwice married, his first wife being Eresby Driggs,.
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