The Bull (1951), the yearbook of Johnson C. Smith University, Charlotte, N.C.

Harold Herbert Taylor was born after his family left Wilson for New Jersey, then Washington, D.C., but I include him on general principle. His father, Rev. Halley B. Taylor, was arguably the most influential early twentieth-century pastor of Calvary Presbyterian Church.

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In the 1930 census of Washington, D.C.: at 1715 First Street, minister Halley B. Taylor, 50; wife Marie L., 45; and children Bettie S., 19, M. Louise, 17, Robert E., 14, Halley B., Jr., 12, and Harold H., 1.