Abraham and Ann Taylor lived in Eltham. Their children married into other early settler families Kierce and Bunker, and possibily Beard, Crozier, Hudson and Moseley. Contents Family tree: William John and Isabella Taylor and children. Letter M L Earl to Eltham District Historical Society, 27 July 1988, seeking information on ancestors Kierces, Camerons and Taylors, settlers in Eltham, Research and Kangaroo Ground. Letter Greg Taylor to Eltham District Historical Society, 21 April 1989, seeking information on grandparents William John Taylor and Sarah Taylor. Letter Sue Law to the residents of 82 Bible Street, enclosing a 1896 photograph of the Taylor family in front of 82 Bible Street and copies of articles from The Advertiser, September 1982 by R D Taylor (of the Taylor family).Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcwilliam john taylor, isabella taylor nee casey, william crozier, mary jane crozier nee vance, eliza ann taylor, mary jane taylor, charlotte isabel taylor, sarah jane taylor nee bunker, joseph taylor, sarah taylor, ship harry loreguer, patrick kierce, research gully victoria, william cameron, abraham taylor, thomas cameron, ann taylor nee bunker, edward bunker, ann bunker, eltham cemetery, kangaroo ground cemetery, richard taylor, robert taylor, beard family, crozier family, hudson family, moseley family, 82 bible street eltham