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==Francis Lenn Taylor== | ==Francis Lenn Taylor== | ||
| − | Francis Lenn Taylor was born in 1897 in Springfield, Sangamon County, [[Illinois]], the son of [[#Francis Marion Taylor|Francis Marion Taylor]] by his wife [[#Elizabeth Mary Rosemond|Elizabeth Mary Rosemond]]. In 1910 the family is living in Alfalfa County, [[Oklahoma]], but later moved to Arkansas City, Cowley County, [[Kansas]]. He became an art dealer in New York City for a wealthy relative, Howard Young. He was married 23 Oct 1926 in New York City to stage actress [[#Sarah Viola Warmbrodt|Sarah Viola Warmbrodt]], who worked under the stage name Sara Sothern. The family then moved to London where Francis was transferred to work in Young's London gallery and where their daughter Elizabeth Taylor was born. Around the time of World War II, they moved to Los Angeles, [[California]] where Francis ran an art gallery in Beverly Hills. Francis died in 1968 and is buried in Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery, Westwood, California. | + | <table><tr><td>http://cache.viewimages.com/xc/2993876.jpg?v=1&c=ViewImages&k=2&d=627BE219047541C0417ECBFE5204CC81A55A1E4F32AD3138</td><td> |
| + | Francis Lenn Taylor was born in 1897 in Springfield, Sangamon County, [[Illinois]], the son of [[#Francis Marion Taylor|Francis Marion Taylor]] by his wife [[#Elizabeth Mary Rosemond|Elizabeth Mary Rosemond]]. In 1910 the family is living in Alfalfa County, [[Oklahoma]], but later moved to Arkansas City, Cowley County, [[Kansas]]. He became an art dealer in New York City for a wealthy relative, Howard Young. He was married 23 Oct 1926 in New York City to stage actress [[#Sarah Viola Warmbrodt|Sarah Viola Warmbrodt]], who worked under the stage name Sara Sothern. The family then moved to London where Francis was transferred to work in Young's London gallery and where their daughter Elizabeth Taylor was born. Around the time of World War II, they moved to Los Angeles, [[California]] where Francis ran an art gallery in Beverly Hills. Francis died in 1968 and is buried in Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery, Westwood, California.</td></tr></table> | ||
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