Maj. Francis Taylor III, 1734–1814?> (aged 80 years)
- Name
- Maj. Francis /Taylor/ III
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- Maj.
- Given names
- Francis
- Surname
- Taylor
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- III
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Citation details: database: :2903091 |
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Citation details: tabase. Submitter: rkmoser1121442 and rmoser2755531 Note: 1st wife |
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British King
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Immigration
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Source: Doris Ross Johnston E-mail
Citation details: 2009-09-28 Text: "moved to Rowan Co. NC by 1764, He and Richard Bartleson were Loyalists during the Revoluntio. Quality of data: primary evidence |
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Source: Doris Ross Johnston E-mail
Citation details: 2009-09-28 |
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Note: 2nd wife
Note: North Carolina¶ County of Rowan¶ KNOW all me by thefe Prefents, That we Francis Taylor and John Taylor of the County and Province aforefaid, are held and firmly bound to ___ ____ his Heirs and Succeffors, in the juft and full Sum of Fifty (hundred) Pounds Proclamation Money; for the true Payment whereof, we jointly and feverally bind ourfelves, our Hers, Executors, and Adminiftrators, and each of them, firmly by thefe Prefents. Sealed with ur Seals, and dated the 'eighteenth' Day of 'March' Anno Dom, 177'9'.¶ The CONDITION of the above Obligation is fuch, That whereas the above named 'Francis Taylor' hath made Application or a Licence for a Marriage to be celebrated between him and 'Mary Murphy' of the County aforefaid, according to the Direction of an Act of Affembly of the Province, ratified the fourth Day of April, One Thoufand Seven hundred and Forty-one. NOW, if t fhall not appear at any Time hereafter, that there is any lawful Caufe to obftruct the faid Marriage, then this Obligation to be void, otherwife to remain in full Force and Virtue.¶ Signed, Sealed, and Delivered; in the Prefence of: ss Frances Taylor (seal), John Taylor (seal)¶ Wm R Davis |
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Citation details: Rowan County - May 1789 Note: 2nd husb |
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Citation details: Memorial# 102199203. Added 15 Dec 2012 by Bunnygirl. |
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Note: 1st wife, mother of 3 children |
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Citation details: page 211A Citation details: Mary E. Taylor Memorial Photos Flowers Edit Share Learn about removing the ads from this memorial... Birth: Dec. 7, 1852 Kentucky, USA Death: Aug. 3, 1855 Kentucky, USA Burial: Bethel Church Cemetery Baldwin Madison County Kentucky, USA Created by: Yvonne~~~ Record added: Feb 21, 2013 Find A Grave Memorial# 105626345 Note: Find a Grave has birth location as Maryland, USA. |
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Citation details: Rowan County - May 1789 Note: or Rowan County, North Carolina; 2nd husband, 2nd wife, sister of his first wife, mother of six Taylor children |
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1st President of the United States
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Citation details: 40769 |
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Citation details: 40770 |
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Citation details: Memorial# 94092535. Added 23 Jul 2012 by Linda |
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Note: or en route to Kentucky from Rowan County, North Carolina, USA. 1798 birth of Benjamin on census in Owen County, Kentucky, age 52 in household of James Howard. |
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Citation details: Memorial# 32390234. Added 24 DEC 2008 by Richard Parker,Maintained by Ronald Kanatzar |
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2nd President of the United States
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3rd President of the United States
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Citation details: database: :2903091 |
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Citation details: Page 24 Note: Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979 lists the groom as Tallon Taylor, page 24. |
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Text: "Know all men by these presents that we Doving Hendron & John Taylor are held and firmly bound unto James Garrard Esquire Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky in just and full sum of fifty pounds Currant money to which Payment will and truly to be mad[e] to the said Governor or his Successors we bind ourselves our heirs Executors & Administrators firmly by ther presents Sealed with our seals and dated this 14 day of September 1803 Citation details: bond Note: Bond: John Taylor |
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Citation details: Memorial# 49425499. Added 21 FEB 2010 by Ronald Kanatzar |
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Source: Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
Citation details: Page 75 Note: listed as Gracy Taylor & Edward Dunkin |
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Citation details: Memorial# 16410191. Added 01 NOV 2006 by ctaz (inactive) |
4th President of the United States
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Citation details: "Pedigree Resource File", database. Submitter: rkmoser1121442 |
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Citation details: Page 36 Note: bond: William Perkins |
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Citation details: Memorial# 48423505. Added 21 FEB 2010 by Ronald Kanatzar |
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Note: Consent note for Sarah Howard to marry Groomes Taylor from Hannah Taylor dated October 1, 1811 (Madison Co., KY) ¶ Sir, Pleas to Esue Mr. Grooms Taylor a Lisence to Marry my daughter Sarrah Howard the daughter of James Howard Decest she being of full age and I have agreed for her to marry the said Grooms Taylor. Your Complyance will much obblige yours, -- Signed Hannah Taylor Parent of the above Named Sarah Howard. To the Clarke of Madison County Court Kentucky. Test Ignatieus Howard, Doven Hendon October 1,1811 |
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Citation details: page 116 Note: Madison Co., Kentucky Marriage Bonds 1813-1814 recorded on page 489 dated 29 NOV 1813 as Thomas Taylor + Hannah Taylor give consent for daughter Polly Taylor to marry James Howard, witnessed by Edward Duncan+ Robert Mills; bondsman: James Howard and Edward Duncan. |
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Citation details: 1787-1844, p. 107 Citation details: Page 107 |
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Death
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Note: "Major Francis Taylor a distinguished Revolutionary soldier died Friday 4 Nov. 1814." |
father |
1709–1764
Birth: December 14, 1709
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— St. James Parish, Anne Arundel, Maryland, USA Death: 1764 — North Carolina, USA |
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1699–
Birth: about 1699
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— St. Georges Parish, Baltimore, Maryland, USA Death: |
Marriage | Marriage — October 6, 1729 — St. Georges Parish, Baltimore, Maryland, USA |
10 months
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1730–
Birth: August 5, 1730
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1732–
Birth: November 16, 1732
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4 years
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1734–1814
Birth: between 1734 and 1736
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— Anne Arundel, Maryland, USA Death: November 4, 1814 — North Carolina, USA |
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Birth: March 16, 1737/38 CE
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Birth: about 1677
— Baltimore, Maryland, USA Death: May 1, 1729 — St. Georges Parish, Baltimore, Maryland, USA |
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1699–
Birth: about 1699
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— St. Georges Parish, Baltimore, Maryland, USA Death: |
Marriage | Marriage — February 13, 1717 — St. Georges Parish, Baltimore, Maryland, USA |
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Birth: December 8, 1718
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Birth: February 8, 1720/21 CE
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Birth: September 30, 1724
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Birth: August 28, 1726
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1734–1814
Birth: between 1734 and 1736
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— Anne Arundel, Maryland, USA Death: November 4, 1814 — North Carolina, USA |
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Marriage | Marriage — about 1753 — Anne Arundel, Maryland, USA |
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1756–1845
Birth: 1756
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— Anne Arundel, Maryland, USA Death: February 3, 1845 — Madison, Kentucky, USA |
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1758–1809
Birth: 1758
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— Anne Arundel, Maryland, USA Death: March 10, 1809 — Fayette, Kentucky, USA |
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1734–1814
Birth: between 1734 and 1736
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Marriage | Marriage — March 18, 1779 — Rowan, North Carolina, USA |
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Citation details: tabase. Submitter: rkmoser1121442 and rmoser2755531 |
Immigration |
Source: Doris Ross Johnston E-mail
Citation details: 2009-09-28 Text: "moved to Rowan Co. NC by 1764, He and Richard Bartleson were Loyalists during the Revoluntio. Quality of data: primary evidence |
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Source: Madison County, Kentucky Deeds
Citation details: Madison County Kentucky, Book H, Page 210; Book K, Page 584 |
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Citation details: "Pedigree Resource File," database. Submitter: rkmoser1121442 and rmoser2755531 |
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Source: Doris Ross Johnston E-mail
Citation details: 28 Sep 2009 return e-mail to Sue Taylor |
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Source: Doris Ross Johnston E-mail
Citation details: 28 Sep 2009 return e-mail to Sue Taylor, Cincinnati, OH |
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2nd wife North Carolina¶ County of Rowan¶ KNOW all me by thefe Prefents, That we Francis Taylor and John Taylor of the County and Province aforefaid, are held and firmly bound to ___ ____ his Heirs and Succeffors, in the juft and full Sum of Fifty (hundred) Pounds Proclamation Money; for the true Payment whereof, we jointly and feverally bind ourfelves, our Hers, Executors, and Adminiftrators, and each of them, firmly by thefe Prefents. Sealed with ur Seals, and dated the 'eighteenth' Day of 'March' Anno Dom, 177'9'.¶ The CONDITION of the above Obligation is fuch, That whereas the above named 'Francis Taylor' hath made Application or a Licence for a Marriage to be celebrated between him and 'Mary Murphy' of the County aforefaid, according to the Direction of an Act of Affembly of the Province, ratified the fourth Day of April, One Thoufand Seven hundred and Forty-one. NOW, if t fhall not appear at any Time hereafter, that there is any lawful Caufe to obftruct the faid Marriage, then this Obligation to be void, otherwife to remain in full Force and Virtue.¶ Signed, Sealed, and Delivered; in the Prefence of: ss Frances Taylor (seal), John Taylor (seal)¶ Wm R Davis |
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"Major Francis Taylor a distinguished Revolutionary soldier died Friday 4 Nov. 1814." |
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mentioned in Court Minutes: On Motion of John Dunn Ordered that a road be laid out the Neares & Best way from John HOWARD's Ferry to the road from Bethabara to Salisbury near Reedy Creek, running up from said ferry in the fork to Boon's Road & persons following appointed to lay of said road: John Roberts, Edward Turner, Nicholas White, Edward Williams, Isaac Holdman, Capt. Avinton Felps, Mathew Sparks, Will' Sparks, Francis TAYLOR, Thomas Jones, James Whitaker. |
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"Loyalists" ~ List of men whose property was threatened with confiscation: Shaderick Roberts, Palsia CORNETSER (Runaway), Natha Roberts, Joseph Jarwood (decd), John Roberts, Joseph Welch (decd), William Roberts, Tom Feagly, Moses Roberts, Hezekire Smith, Henery Wortman, Richard Smith, Mikel Wertman, Francis Self, Rudolph Boo, Tom Breading (Runaway), Jacob Baker, James Jones (Runaway), Richart BARTLESON, John Roberts, Francis TALOR, Francis Roberts (gone to the mounts), John Prater, Josheway Nolin, Shadr Eastub, James Harwood, Thomas Jones, Thomas Nelson, Joseph Jones, Danul Wortman, Thomas Jones, William Roberts (son of Robert), Roburt Foster, John Whitaker, Hezekiah Foster, Stophel Boo, James Whitaker, John Witaker (decd), Richard whitaker (runaway), Stophel Beu (decd), Jiles Whitaker (runaway), Danaiel Beam (Runaway), Anthony Pealor, John Wilcockson, Frederick Pealor, Benjamin Talor (gone), Henery Whitaker, John Sane, Jeorge March, Danul Lewis, Rudolph March (runaway), Leonard Lians, Jacob March (runaway), Alexander Whitaker, Absolem Robirson, George Wilcockson, John Hunder, Hugh Forster, Daniel Hunter (moved), Jacob Walles. |
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Madison County, Kentucky Tax List 1792 - FrancisTaylor, Sr. [III] and Francis Taylor, Jr. [IV] |
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Madison County, Kentucky Tax List, 1787, Francis Taylor; 1788, Francis Taylor [not proven to be this Francis Taylor] |
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31 AUG___; Recorded 31 AUG 1811 - "Thomas Tyree of Madison County, Kentucky to Thomas Taylor, son of Francis Taylor of said County and State; $400 for land on waters of Silver Creek, bounded beginning at a beach and white walnut in a line running S 30d W 13 poles, thence 5 E 7 poles, thence S 9 E 18 poles to a dry poplar, thence S 25 W 21 poles down a hollow to a sugar tree to beech in a line of Price Survey, thence up a hollow N 10 E 16 poles, thence N 9 E 38 poles, then N 75 poles E 22 poles to a beach and walnut, thence N 75 E 6 poles, thence N 59 E 28 poles, thence N 18 E 8 poles, thence N 75 E 47 poles, thence 28 NE 38 poles to two white walnuts 75 E, thence up a branch N 68 W 26 poles, thence N 86 W 28 poles S 88 W 48 poles, thence to beginning. Signed Thomas Tyree and Nancy Tyree, their marks. (Same tract of land sold by Thomas Taylor to his son Groom Taylor, recorded Deed Book K 1814-1815 on page 584.)
Source: Madison County, Kentucky Deeds
Citation details: Madison County Kentucky, Book H, Page 210; Book K, Page 584 |
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"Francis TAYLOR was a Tory and was on a list of those called upon to show cause why his property should not be confiscated (1783). Needless to say, he did not receive a grant of land from the state of NC, in 1784 as so many others did. So, Kentucky was the only hope for a new life the TAYLOR family. They must have been fiercely pro-British to name a child Tarleton in 1783. Banaster Tarleton, the "Butcher" was the scourge of the Carolinas. He gave no quarter and ordered his men to shoot Rebels who tried to surrender. (Daniel Boone's in-laws were Tories.)" (Anne B. Willis) Citation details: "Pedigree Resource File," database. Submitter: rkmoser1121442 and rmoser2755531 |
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"Major Francis Taylor III, born 1734 in Anne Arundel Co., MD, moved to Rowan Co., NC, by 1764. He and Richard Bartleson were Loyalists during the Revolution."
Source: Doris Ross Johnston E-mail
Citation details: 28 Sep 2009 return e-mail to Sue Taylor |
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"Francis III was son of Francis Taylor II b. 1709 in St. John's Par., Anne Arundel Co., MD; then lived in Baltimore Co., d. 1764 in NC."
Source: Doris Ross Johnston E-mail
Citation details: 28 Sep 2009 return e-mail to Sue Taylor, Cincinnati, OH |