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Taylors of Pulaski Co KY - Genealogy. com Taylors of Pulaski Co KY By Richard McMurtry May 09, 2010 at 09:26:09 Taylors of Pulaski County Richard McMurtry April 2010 There appear to be several waves of migration of Taylors into Pulaski County: First Wave: • BenjaminTaylor Francis Taylor There is a group of Taylors who were in Pulaski 1800-1807 – Benjamin Taylor Sr and Jr, Francis Taylor There is some evidence that this family is
Pennington Castle Taylor Fam - Genealogy. com I hold the belief that somebody read the "Pennington House" connection with Pringle Taylor's grant of arms (ignoring the Southampton, Hampshire County, England location) and transposed this into the Taylors being from Pennington Castle I don't know how the connection with Thomas Taylor and Margaret Swinderly Swinderby fits into all of this It
Descendants of Taylor Families - Genealogy. com Descendants of Taylor Families of Old Augusta Co VA By Richard McMurtry April 15, 2010 at 06:54:40 Taylor Migrations to VA, KY and TN 1 Isaac Taylor d 1781:went to live with daughter nr Cripple Cr in Montgomery Co VA d 1781 a Andrew d 1787, son of Isaac d 1781, migrated 1778-1787 from Rockbridge to part of Washington Co TN that became Carter Co (1) Isaac Taylor 1757-1842 came w father to
Taylors of Louisiana - Genealogy. com Taylor's of Louisiana By Tim Richmond August 15, 2001 at 09:09:37 THE TAYLOR FAMILY EARLY HISTORY According to Taylors of Pennington - Burke's Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland, there is a legend that the Taylors (Taylefers) family dates back to Julius Ceasar and his military campaign of Gaul The tradition is that Caesar was surronded by Gallic warriors,his life was spared by the
Taylor Families in Early 1800’ - Genealogy. com Taylor Families in Early 1800’s Georgia By Wayne Whistler July 01, 2012 at 06:56:18 I am searching for information on my ggg grandmother Elizabeth Taylor and her son Simeon Taylor born about 1812 in GA They may be related to James H Taylor These Taylors have presented a challenge to several researchers over the past dozen years I hope that greater detail will enable someone to contribute
Ann-K-Blomquist - User Trees - Genealogy. com Taylors and Tates of the South This family history documents the early William Taylor family in Goochland and Cumberland counties, VA, and the early James Tate family of New Kent Co VA, and traces their descendants to the living generations
Mary Foy married to Asa Taylor - Genealogy. com I've been attempting to pin down my ggg grandmother Mary Foy who was married to Asa Taylor They migrated from KY to TN to AR Documents about the Knob Creek Church which met at Simon and Charlotte Foy's home indicate that the Taylors, Foys, Murrells and others migrated from there to Arkansas where their group established a church together at
Re: Lost Line of Taylor Family - Genealogy. com Adding to Barb’s notes: JOHN TAYLOR b 7FEB1876, d Albert Co , NB 7SEP1928?, m at her father’s home, Hillsborough Parish, Albert Co , NB by the Rev W Camp 30OCT1895 BESSIE ALICE STEEVES (b 17JAN1877 (JUN in 1911)), d o William Edwin and Sarah Elizabeth (Rogers) Steeves Note that Ina was b Hillsborough Parish, Albert Co , NB Americans have so little knowledge of Geography that, to
Kenneth--H-Taylorjr - User Trees - Genealogy. com Looking for the descendants of Richard Taylor, also known as Richard The Rock from Yarmouthport Ma , about 1650 He was married to a Ruth Burgress Any information on Taylors from Massachusetts would be appreciated I am also willing to share any information that I have