This is local coverage of the 50th anniversary I found while researching Lionel in the Jamaican newspaper collections. A better version of the photo which is so horribly rendered here is available in a previous post. -Rebecca

I (Rebecca) found this image online at myheritage.com posted by Scherylline Taylor. When I wrote and asked her where she found them, she replied, "I found them at Ockbrook Moravian Church in Aberdeen, St Elizabeth. Lionel Taylor had it commissioned - the church I mean. He donated the land and hired people to build the church (not sure if you knew that) ANYHOW....they had the photos of him and Anna in the back of the church on display. So I got copies." 
​The photographer is unknown at this time.

We're glad you're here! Please introduce yourself and tell us what your relationship is to Lionel and/or Anna. When adding photos, please tell us anything you can about who took the photo, where it was taken, what the occasion was, who is in the photo, how you obtained it, etc. And perhaps most importantly, whether you are granting permission to the members of this group to use it in their own family histories. Just post: "permission to use" if it's ok with you. Thanks!

From the personal collection of Paul Barrington Taylor, grandson.
Back Row, 3rd from left: Arthur Cleveland Taylor
Front row, center: Lionel and Anna
​If you can identify anyone else in this photo, please comment below.

Welcome. We're so excited to have you join us on this forum to pool our collective knowledge, photographs and stories of the Taylor family of Aberdeen, Jamaica. Whether you can contribute something to our understanding of their ancestors or descendants, we are eager for anything you have to share!

In this endeavor, I plan to share the research I have accumulated on this family to help you connect with your roots - and I hope you'll do the same. If you know how to contact any other family members, please send me this information, so I can invite them to this site which is available by invitation only.

Genetic genealogy offers us the greatest opportunity to expand this family tree as we can match DNA segments to ancestors as far back as the 1600s. If you have already tested with ancestry, my heritage, 23 and me or family tree dna, please upload your raw data to gedmatch.com. This is a free website that allows people to compare their results with those who have tested at any of the other sites. If you have not tested, my personal recommendation is that you test with ancestry, since you can download ancestry results to upload to other sites but you cannot upload other tests to ancestry. This will afford you the opportunity to collect the most matches - maybe even the very ones we need to break through our brick walls to ancestors unknown to us at this time. 

Stay tuned for more. . . .