J. H. Tayler

Joseph Henry Tayler in the spelling variants Joseph H. Taylor, JH Tayler ( born February 7, 1859 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, † May 25, 1959 ) was an American banker and politician ( Republican).

Life

Family and Education

Joseph Henry Tayler, youngest child of the native of Gosport in the county of Hampshire in southern England, in 1830 in the United States who emigrated Joseph Tayler ( 1813-1898 ) and its from Morristown, New York, originating wife Melissa Victorine born Kennan ( 1818-1903 ), received his education in the today is my finished Fort Howard in Green Bay, which had been built during the British - American War as a fortification of the U.S. Army.

The Baptist Joseph Henry Tayler married on June 27, 1889 in Green Bay from Mukwonago in Waukesha County native Eleanor Jane ( 1858-1951 ), daughter of the mayor of Fort Howard in the years 1875 to 1878 George Richardson ( 1830-1908 ). From this marriage came from the early deceased son, George, Richard, and daughter Eleanor Kennan. Joseph Henry Taylor, a member of the Rotarians who died in the spring of 1959 100 - year in Green Bay. He was buried at the Fort Howard Memorial Park.

Career

Joseph Henry Taylor resigned after completing his schooling at the post of Deputy Postmaster of Fort Howard, which he held for ten years. 1882 rose Tayler as a partner in the McCartney Exchange Bank in Green Bay, There he filled the position of cashier 14 years from. 1910 he was appointed President of the McCartney National Bank. In addition Tayler held in Green Bay, the functions of the President of the Northern Bond and Mortgage Company, Vice President of the Menominee River Sugar Company, the Secretary (CEO ) of the Green Bay Water Company and the Treasurer and Director of the Bellin Memorial Hospital.

Political functions

The Republican Party joined Joseph Henry Tayler officiated first as city treasurer ( City Treasurer ), then as mayor of Fort Howard. In 1902, Tyler was elected mayor of Green Bay, in 1904 he resigned from this function.