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Taylors of Fairfax Virginia - Genealogy. com Taylors of Fairfax Virginia By genealogy com user May 21, 2001 at 01:26:10 Looking for any info on ancestors or descendants of this family:
Taylors of Roane Co. , TN. - Genealogy. com Taylors of Roane Co , TN By genealogy com user December 21, 1998 at 09:03:26 I am looking for any descendants of these people Most importantly, the line that descend from Hugh Martin Taylor This is my ancestor I still would appreciate any information from Hugh's siblings or parents David Gillis Taylor dob 1 8 1825, m
Descendants of Taylor Families - Genealogy. com 3 5 brothers to Rockbridge:Not known if connected to the Taylors of earlier times I think this is a different family! 5 brothers: George, James, William, John d 1778, Caufield James Taylor b 1750s d 1801 md Ann (possibly Ann Paul 1768) (Ann later married 1802 to William McCorkle (associated with a lawyer William Taylor)
William J. Sammons Obituary - - Genealogy. com Taylors William J Sammons, 82, of 350 Lindsey Bridge Road, died Thursday, March 4, 2004, at his home Born in Greenville County, he was the son of the late Austin Lee and Carrie Jones Sammons Mr Sammons was a veteran of World War II, was self-employed as a contractor and was a member of Mountain View United Methodist Church
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
Bunch family - Genealogy. com Bunch family By Larry Keels December 20, 2006 at 11:49:26 another excerpt from Paul Heinegg BUNCH FAMILY The Bunch family probably descended from John Bunch, born say 1630, who received a patent for 450 acres in New Kent County on 18 March 1662 [Patents 5:152]
Re: Greenwell family in Co. Du - Genealogy. com The William who had gone south had been well-placed at court, so well-placed in fact, that he had been a steward for the Merchant Taylors Indeed, he is recorded as the man who kept the accounts in 1607 for a little spread laid on for James I, his queen, Anne of Denmark, and their eldest son, Prince Henry, then fourteen
List of Blevins applied to Ind - Genealogy. com List of Blevins applied to Indian Rolls By Cheryl Coppock April 20, 2001 at 02:33:24 Below is the list of Blevins from the Indian Rolls, and also a description of what the Guion Miller Rolls are: