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My Powerful Memory

Once again my cousins have questioned my memory. Because they have puny memories they are awed by my great recollection. I guess I should say that they are ‘recall challenged”, not possessors of puny memories; you know, political correctness and everything. But they do have puny memories. After much brilliant debate on my part I have finally got them to concede that I do have a superior memory. In fact, they now say my memory is so mighty that I can actually remember things which did not even happen. It’s about time they came around.

For those of you who aren’t fortunate enough to possess such awe inspiring great memory as yours truly, don’t be too dismayed. It is not all fun and games. There is a marked down side to this great divine gift. For example, I bet most of you can’t remember going to your parents wedding, but I can. Now wait! My parents were married twice. More...

Bio of Hiram Doye Taylor Sr.

Hiram Doye Taylor "Doye" was born on 30 Jan 1921 in Cecil Georgia. He died on 29 Oct 1975 at home with son John Taylor, in Adel, Cook Co. Georgia. The cause of death was heart attack. He was buried on 2 Nov 1975 in Fellowship Church, Cecil, Cook Co. Georgia. He married Frances Helen Holloway. The marriage ended in divorce.

Doye was the son of Dempsey Day Taylor and Mary Jane Hancock Taylor. He was the fourth son in a family of six boys and five girls. When he was born his mother was very sick and could not nurse or care for the new baby. His older sister, Robbie Nell Taylor, who had just turned eight years old 26 days before his birth had to care for the newborn baby. Within a few hours of Doye’s birth Robbie Nell had to go to the bathroom. They were a poor sharecropper family and the bathroom was an outhouse. For those lucky enough to not know what an outhouse is, it is a simple, small shack with a plank wood bench that has a hole or two cut into it. When the family members or company went to the bathroom they made their deposits into these holes. There was no plumbing. There weren’t even the chemicals of a port-o-potty. Well, as the little eight year old girl was about her business in the outhouse she laid Doye on the bench so that she could climb up onto the bench and as little babies are prone to do, he wiggled and fell into the hole of the outhouse. How even bad you think the bottom of an outhouse hole is, it is far worst. Doye often said that this incident was just notice to him that life was not going to always smell like roses. More...