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(.... - 1707) m 1646
[36917] See "Early Pleasant River Families," p. 553.
[53415] Morey is son of Fred Flynn (1859-1890) & Hattie Clark. His death information states "Note: East River off Pier 6; Non-resident of N.Y. City." - one may infer that he was a pilot bringing ships to and from the docks. He had Hazel E. Flynn Scoville (1912-2000), Ethel May Flynn Roix (1917-2014) & Victor S. Flynn (1923-1965).
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_Samuel JEWEL __________|_Nancy JONES ________
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[47582] Find A Grave memorial 197038512 offers Norman's obituary: "Norman W. Jewell, 92, of Lincoln, passed away on Monday, February 18, 2019. He was born April 7, 1926 to Delmar and Bertha Jewell. He grew up in Lincoln, graduating from Lincoln High School in 1944. Norm joined the Navy right out of high school and served as a gunners mate from 1944-1946 during WWII. He married Ruth House on December 17, 1948 and had three children; Mike, Cathy, and Sharon. Norman worked as a plumber with his dad and then as owner of Rogers Plumbing in Lincoln until his retirement in 1988. He was an avid hunter and fisherman who enjoyed his time in the outdoors. Norman was a champion skeet shooter. He won the Nebraska Sportsman of the Year at the NE Skeet Championship in 1998. He was also inducted into the Nebraska Skeet Shooting Hall of Fame in 2002. Norman and Ruth enjoyed traveling throughout the world on many cruises. He was preceded in death by his parents and wife Ruth. He is survived by his children Mike (Susie) Jewell of Fenton, MO, Cathy (Dave) Burklund of Ceresco, NE, and Sharon (David) Bernardez of Fort Worth, TX; grandchildren Ken, Marcus, Matthew, Sarah, and Dillon; and great granddaughter Ali."
_Thomas LEIGHTON ____
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[47861] "The Times [San Mateo, California]," 11 January 1960, p. 18: "San Bruno - Mrs. Cevilla Agnes Ottoson, 56, 547 Acacia avenue, died Saturday at Kaiser hospital, South San Francisco, after a short illness. Mrs. Ottoson had been a resident here 10 years, and was employed as a receptionist for a San Mateo doctor. She was a native of Blair, Nebraska. Surviving are her husband, Henry Ottoson; a daughter, Miss Karen Munson, of San Bruno; a step-daughter, Mrs. Jean Herzog, of Oak Harbor, Wash.; a brother, Raymond Mowrer, and sister, Mrs. Leone Keaney, both of South Pasadena."
Harrison was known as "Honest Taylor" and was a house carpenter. Believed to have been from Frederick Co., MD. Ruby Louis (Rmlouis@aol.com) shared 10 April 1999 via email this genealogy for the Taylor family: Descendants of Richard Taylor - Generation No. 1
1. RICHARD1 TAYLOR was b. Abt. 1574 in Kent Co., England, and d. 1640 in Warsaw. VA. He m. DOROTHY ???. She was b. in England.
Children of RICHARD TAYLOR and DOROTHY ??? are:
2. i. RICHARD2 TAYLOR, b. 1621, Carlisle, Cumberland, England; d. July 02, 1679, Tappahannock, Old Rappahonnock, VA.
ii. MARY TAYLOR.
Generation No. 2
2. RICHARD2 TAYLOR (RICHARD1) was b. 1621 in Carlisle, England, and d. July 02, 1679 in Tappahannock, Old Rappahonnock, VA. He m. SARAH CORNETT ??? (or Cornet?) Abt. 1664. She was b. Abt. 1645 in VA, and d. March 23, 1688 in Old Rappahonnock Co., VA. His will was written March 22 in Old Rappahannack Co., VA
Children of RICHARD TAYLOR and SARAH ??? are:
3. i. SIMON3 TAYLOR, b. Abt. 1668, North Farnham, Old Rappahannock, VA; d. January 10, 1729, Richmond Co., VA.
ii. RICHARD TAYLOR.
4. iii. CONSTANCE TAYLOR, b. Abt. 1663, North Farnham, Old Rappahannock Co., VA; d. Aft. 1711, North Farnham, Old Rappahannock Co., VA.
Generation No. 3
3. SIMON3 TAYLOR (RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was b. Abt. 1668 in North Farnham, Old Rappahannock, VA, and d. January 10, 1729 in Richmond Co., VA. He m. ELIZABETH LEWIS 1691 in North Farnhan, Old Rappahannock, VA, daughter of EDWARD LEWIS and MARY MORGAN. She was b. March 08, 1674 in North Farnham, Old Rappahannock, VA, and d. October 07, 1727 in Richmond Co., VA.
SIMON TAYLOR: In will/of Simon TAYLOR Richmond Parish of North Farnham dated 18 Aug 1728 Richmond Co., VA he mentions his sons:John, George, Wm, Thomas, Septimus, dt Sarah JESPER, g/dt Elizabeth JASPER---per will bk5 pg 126-127, photostat C8277 VA Lib - a copy of this has even more. This abstract is from "Southern TAYLOR Families" by CASEY. ELIZABETH LEWIS: There is an Elizabeth Lewis b. Mar. 8, 1674 who m. Simon Taylor in the PIONEER LEWIS FAMILIES, vol. IV, p.65. Her father is Edward Lewis b. ca 1642, d. before June 1, 1698 when admin. of his estate was granted in Richmond Co (formed from Old Rappahannock Co.), VA. His wife was named Mary. He seems to possibly be the Edward Lewis who sailed in Aug. 1635, on the "Globe of London", listed as age 21.(p.39.vol.V). Edward's father (p.39, vol.IV) was Col. John Lewis, b. ca 1616-18, probably Monmouthshire, Wales, who appears to emig. at the same time as his father. Col John lived at least until 1682 (p.41). John's father was named John b.1594 Monmouthshire, Wales, d. Aug. 21, 1657. There is a Lidia who appears to be the wife of John, but it isn't clear whether is is the elder or Jr.
Children of SIMON TAYLOR and ELIZABETH LEWIS are:
5. i. SARAH ANN4 TAYLOR, b. September 28, 1692, North Farnham Parish, Richmond Co., VA; d. October 07, 1777, Richmond Co., VA.
ii. RICHARD TAYLOR, b. Abt. 1695, North Farnham, Old Rappahannock, VA; d. January 23, 1716, Richmond Co., VA.
iii. SIMON TAYLOR, b. 1699, North Farnham, Old Rappahannock, VA; d. February 02, 1718, North Farnham, Old Rappahannock, VA.
6. iv. JOHN TAYLOR, b. 1703, North Farnham, Old Rappahannock Co., VA; d. February 28, 1740, North Farnham, Richmond Co., VA.
7. v. WILLIAM TAYLOR, b. 1708, Richmond Co., VA; d. Richmond Co., VA.
8. vi. SEPTIMUS TAYLOR, b. 1710, Richmond Co., VA; d. Bef. August 1764, Richmond Co., VA.
vii. THOMAS TAYLOR, b. 1714, North Farnham, Old Rappahannock, VA; d. January 09, 1730, Richmond Co., VA.
9. viii. GEORGE TAYLOR, b. 1720, North Farnham, Old Rappahannock, VA; d. October 25, 1749, Richmond Co., VA.
4. CONSTANCE3 TAYLOR (RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was b. Abt. 1663 in North Farnham, Old Rappahannock Co., , VA, and d. Aft. 1711 in North Farnham, Old Rappahannock Co., VA. She m. WILLIAM GLEN. He was b. Abt. 1660, and d. Abt. 1704 in North Farnham, Old Rappahannock Co., VA. Notes for WILLIAM GLEN: This information givin to me by Joe Taylor. Not proven by me. Children of CONSTANCE TAYLOR and WILLIAM GLEN are:
i. JOHN4 GLEN, b. Abt. 1703; d. May 01, 1721.
ii. MARY GLEN GLEN, b. Abt. 1705; m. ??? MACKGAYOR.
iii. ELIZABETH GLEN, b. Abt. 1707; m. ??? MACKGAYOR.
iv. WILLIAM GLEN, b. Abt. 1709. v. SIMON GLEN, b. Abt. 1711.
Generation No. 4
5. SARAH ANN4 TAYLOR (SIMON3, RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was b. September 28, 1692 in North Farnham Parish, Richmond Co., VA, and d. October 07, 1777 in Richmond Co., VA. She m. THOMAS JASPER March 11, 1710 in North Farnham, VA. He was b. Abt. 1689.
Children of SARAH TAYLOR and THOMAS JASPER are:
i. ELIZABETH5 JASPER, b. Abt. 1712; m. ??? FRESHWATER.
ii. ANNE JASPER, b. Abt. 1714; m. ??? HINES.
iii. RICHARD TAYLOR JASPER, b. Abt. 1717.
iv. SIMON JASPER, b. Abt. 1718.
v. THOMAS JASPER. vi. MARY JASPER, m. MICHAEL CONNOR.
6. JOHN4 TAYLOR (SIMON3, RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was b. 1703 in North Farnham, Old Rappahannock Co., VA, and d. February 28, 1740 in North Farnham, Richmond Co., VA. He m. HANNAH HARRISON 1726 in North Farnham Parish, Richmond Co., VA, daughter of JAMES HARRISON and MARY ???. She was b. Abt. 1708 in VA, and d. 1740 in Richmond, Henrico Co., VA. Notes for JOHN TAYLOR: Birth of John in the Old Rappahannack in 1703, was in the North Farnham Parish records pp95. One researcher has a previous marriage for John to Jane Nicholas. Children of JOHN TAYLOR and HANNAH HARRISON are:
10. i. JOHN SIMON5 TAYLOR, b. March 11, 1728, Richmond, Henrico Co., VA; d. March 10, 1784, Hampshire Co., VA.
ii. ELIZABETH TAYLOR, b. September 26, 1731, North Farnham, Old Rappahannock, VA; d. Fleming Co., KY; m. JAMES TARPLEY. Notes for JAMES TARPLEY: James Tarpley was first found in North Farnham area ca 1690.
11. iii. HARRISON TAYLOR, b. August 14, 1735, North Farnham, Richmond Co., VA; d. November 22, 1811, Hartford, Ohio Co., KY. iv. RICHARD TAYLOR, b. August 11, 1738.
7. WILLIAM4 TAYLOR (SIMON3, RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was b. 1708 in Richmond Co., VA, and d. in Richmond Co., VA. He m. ELIZABETH HENDERSON October 08, 1730 in Richmond Co., VA. She was b. Abt. 1712 in VA. Child of WILLIAM TAYLOR and ELIZABETH HENDERSON is: i. ANN TAYLOR5 TAYLOR, b. September 09, 1734.
8. SEPTIMUS4 TAYLOR (SIMON3, RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was b. 1710 in Richmond Co., VA, and d. Bef. August 1764 in Richmond Co., VA. He m. BRIDGET HENDERSON. She was b. Abt. 1715. SEPTIMUS TAYLOR: a Septimus TAYLOR shown in Richmond Co, VA mentioned in an inventory of a will 1748, (also same co-George 1706, Thomas 1713, Robert 1719, Thomas 1727, Simon 1728, Robert 1730, Thomas 1730, John 1741, Elizabeth 1747, George 1748, George 1750, George 1757, Elizabeth 1767---- Children of SEPTIMUS TAYLOR and BRIDGET HENDERSON are:
i. SARAH5 TAYLOR, b. November 19, 1733.
ii. ANN TAYLOR, b. September 23, 1735.
iii. CHARLES TAYLOR, b. January 08, 1737.
iv. CATHERINE TAYLOR, b. October 01, 1740.
v. JOHN TAYLOR, b. December 21, 1742.
vi. SEPTIMUS TAYLOR, b. September 29, 1745.
9. GEORGE4 TAYLOR (SIMON3, RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was b. 1720 in North Farnham, Old Rappahannock, VA, and d. October 25, 1749 in Richmond Co., VA. He m. MARY TARPLEY 1740, daughter of WILLIAM TARPLEY and MARY. She was b. December 07, 1723 in North Farnham Dist., Old Rappahannock, VA. Children of GEORGE TAYLOR and MARY TARPLEY are: i. WILLIAM5 TAYLOR, b. April 07, 1741, Farnham Dist., Richmond Co., VA. 12. ii. TARPLEY TAYLOR, b. February 24, 1742, Farnham Dist., Richmond Co., VA; d. 1784, Hampshire Co., VA. iii. SIMON TAYLOR, b. March 09, 1744, Farnham Dist., Richmond Co., VA. iv. GEORGE TAYLOR, b. October 21, 1747, Farnham Dist., Richmond Co., VA. v. LUCY TAYLOR, b. February 19, 1749.
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10. JOHN SIMON5 TAYLOR (JOHN4, SIMON3, RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was b. March 11, 1728 in Richmond, Henrico Co., VA, and d. March 10, 1784 in Hampshire Co., VA. He m. ANNA MARIA HITE September 1758 in Hampshire, Frederick Co., VA, daughter of COLONOL HITE and SARAH ELTINGE. She was b. December 25, 1738 in Hampshire Co., VA, and d. 1785 in Hampshire Co., VA. [see below* for more] Children of JOHN TAYLOR and ANNA HITE are:
i. JOHN6 TAYLOR, b. Abt. 1759, Frederick Co., VA; m. ELIZABETH MORGAN.
ii. SIMON TAYLOR, b. Abt. 1760, Frederick Co., VA.
iii. REBECCA LEE TAYLOR, b. Abt. 1761, Frederick Co., VA; m. JAMES DEPOY, December 19, 1801, Ohio Co., KY.
iv. ELIZABETH HITE TAYLOR, b. August 17, 1762; m. WILLIAM DUDLEY, March 18, 1778.
v. MARY ANN TAYLOR, b. Abt. 1764.
11. HARRISON5 TAYLOR (JOHN4, SIMON3, RICHARD2, RICHARD1) [Source: "Ohio Co. KY In The Olden Days", by Harrison D. Taylor (printed 1926.) Newspaper articles in the Hartford Times. 5/17/84.KY cemetery records, V-1 KY Soc of DAR Census records Agnes Ashbys book of Ohio Co., KY- Genealogy Columns book. Frederick Co., VA marriage records Ohio Co. marriage records Ohio Co., cemetery records Various wills of the Taylor family in VA and Ohio Co., KY] was b. August 14, 1735 in North Farnham, Richmond Co., VA, and d. November 22, 1811 in Hartford, Ohio Co., KY. He m. JANE CURLET November 27, 1759 in Winchester, Frederick Co., VA, daughter of WILLIAM CURLET and RACHEL JAYNE. She was b. September 05, 1742 in Winchester, Frederick Co., VA, and d. August 05, 1812 in Hartford, Ohio Co., KY. Notes for HARRISON TAYLOR: Order Book 1762-1763: p. 216 - Petition of Harrison Taylor ags Samuel Body is dismissed being agreed to by the parties 10 Sept 1762 OB 12 1764-1765: p. 81 - Harrison Taylor ags Henry Heath. Harrison won damages. 3 May 1764 p. 307 - Harrison Taylor ags Adam Stephens 7 Dec 1764 OB 13 1765-1767: p. 404 - Harrison Taylor ags Adam Stephen. Pl. won judgement of 15 pounds and court costs. 7 May 1767
Order Book 10.
OB 15 1770-1772: p. 455 - Ordered that Matthew Wickham do pay Harrison Taylor 175 pounds
of tobacco for attending court 7 days as a witness for him ags Smith 9 Oct 1772
OB 16 1772-1778: p. 77 - Mary Taylor wife of Simon [is this the s/o Harrison and Jane?
I can't find my stuff at the moment] came to court and was examined privily and
relinquished her dower right to property conveyed by said Simon to James Eddy. 5 may 1773
OB 17 1778-1781: p. 70 - Indenture of Lease and Release and a receipt between Harrison
Taylor and Jane his wife of the one part and Elizabeth Rais [can't really read this
surname] of the other part were acknowledged by said Harrison and Jane, she being first
privily examined as the Law directs and ordered to be recorded. 5 Aug 1778
OB 18 1781-1784: p. 89 - Septimus Taylor vs Somomon Rees dismissed 1 Oct 1782
p. 189 - Harrison Taylor vs Henry Dillon dismissed being agreed by parties 9 May 1783
p. 255 - Ordered that Jeremiah Smith pay Harrison Taylor 100 pounds of tobacco for
attending court 4 days as a witness for him ags Thomas Egan 3 Sept 1783
OB 19 1784-1785: no mention of our surnames. Also see: Society Of KY Pioneers: 1983
Yearbook, p. 83.
JANE CURLET: From narrative by J.B. Lutz, Cheyenne, WY, and Elvessa Taylor, Catlin, IL: "His wife shared with him the qualities of honest integrity and unbounded benevolence, but otherwise they were as unlike as it was possible to be. Yet, this seemed to strengthen the bonds of mutual affection between them. "Jane Curlet Taylor, demonstrative, possessed of powerful will, of strong sense, abounding in wit and anecdote, and of almost infallable memory, was ever remarkable for her great social qualities. She was ever ready to relieve the sick and suffering, no matter what their condition in life. Dying mothers would often bequeath their children to her care, and in this way, her house became almost an orphan asylum during the ravages of the Revolutionary War. It is said that at times she would have as high as thirty odd children dependent on her for food and raiment. She, too, was the principal surgeon and physician of the backwoods settlement. With her lancet ready in her pocket, she was always ready to replace dislocatead limbs, set broken bones, lance or bleed as required, with the steady nerve of a hospital surgeon, although the wail of a feeble infant, or a tale of suffering or sorrow would at times bring tears to her eyes. "By the most untiring care and industry, these old people acquired property and raised a family of eight sons and four daughters. Several of these sons had visited KY, and from their representations of the country, the old folks were induced to sell out and move to Ohio Country, KY, where all the sons and the three daughters then living finally settled. Their last days were spent in the home of their son Thomas, where they d. and were buried side-by-side in the family graveyard." Buried in the Milton Taylor cemetery, Ohio Co., KY. Children of HARRISON TAYLOR and JANE CURLET are:
i. RICHARD6 TAYLOR, b. December 10, 1760, Winchester, Richmond Co., VA; d. December 09, 1843, Ohio Co., KY;
m. (1) DORCAS T. TARLETON; m. (2) SARAH ANN CORNETT, June 11, 1782, Frederick Co., VA; d. February 07, 1795, Ohio Co., KY.
13. ii. ELIZABETH TAYLOR, b. April 30, 1762, Winchester, Richmond Co.,; d. Abt. 1801, Winchester, Frederick Co., VA.
14. iii. THOMAS TAYLOR, b. February 24, 1764, Winchester, Richmond Co.,; d. December 25, 1836, Ohio Co., KY.
15. iv. HARRISON TAYLOR, b. December 31, 1766, Winchester, Richmond Co.,; d. November 16, 1821, Hartford, Ohio Co., KY.
v. WILLIAM TAYLOR, b. January 22, 1768, Winchester, Richmond Co.,; d. September 02, 1842, Ohio Co., KY;
m. (1) ELIZABETH DUNLAP; m. (2) JANE CLUTTER, December 18, 1792, Winchester, Frederick Co., VA.
16. vi. JOHN PIGMAN TAYLOR, b. November 27, 1769, Winchester, Frederick Co., VA; d. March 27, 1837, Ohio Co., KY.
17. vii. HANNAH TAYLOR, b. January 28, 1775, Winchester, Frederick Co., VA; d. August 10, 1853, Hartford, Ohio Co., KY.
viii. SEPTIMUS TAYLOR, b. February 22, 1773, Winchester, Richmond Co.,; d. June 17, 1798, Ohio Co., KY;
m. MARY MC MAHON, August 10, 1797, Frederick Co., VA. Notes for SEPTIMUS TAYLOR: Another death date for him is 1814.
ix. JANE TAYLOR, b. November 22, 1774, Winchester, Frederick Co., VA; m. LEVI PIGMAN, August 08, 1801, Ohio Co., KY - went to Clermont Co., Ohio.
x. SIMON TAYLOR, b. August 26, 1777, Winchester, Frederick Co., VA; d. August 06, 1842, Edgar, Edgar, Illinois;
m. ELIZABETH NORTH, December 31, 1801, Hartford, Ohio Co., KY.
xi. MARGERET TAYLOR, b. November 15, 1781, Winchester, Frederick Co., VA; m. JAMES HARSHA, September 01, 1799, Ohio Co., KY.
This family went to Illinois.
xii. JOSEPH A. TAYLOR, b. March 09, 1784, Winchester, Frederick Co., VA; d. Abt. 1865, Eugene, Illinois;
m. SUSANAH/DUANNAH/BENNETT, July 18, 1809, Ohio Co., KY.
SUSANAH/DUANNAH/BENNETT: Daughter of Thomas Bennett, Rev. war soldier, and Nancy/Nany/Tillett..
12. TARPLEY5 TAYLOR (GEORGE4, SIMON3, RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was b. February 24, 1742 in Farnham Dist., Richmond Co., VA, and d. 1784 in Hampshire Co., VA. He m. LIBBIA/SIBIA. Tarpley's children all went to Flemming Co., KY - ref: "Tarpley Taylor Family", by Henry C. Taylor. Children of TARPLEY TAYLOR and LIBBIA/SIBIA are:
i. GEORGE W.6 TAYLOR, b. November 24, 1771, Hampshire Co., VA; m. MARY EARLY, July 02, 1796, Mason Co., KY. MARY EARLY is daughter of Thomas Early of Hampshire Co., VA. Thomas was the son of William Early of Ulster , Ireland and Mary Maryln of Chester England. Thomas Early was B 1742, Union Co., New Jersey and m. Euphemia Carr, a lady of Scottish descent and moved to Hampshire Co., VA, taking his widowed mother with him. He lived in Hampshire nearly 25 years and had 10 children. William, Joseph, Thomas, David, Mary, Euphemia, Ebenezer, John, Elizabeth, and Lewis. In 1788 he moved to Mills Station, Mason Co., KY, and d. there in 1815.
ii. WILLIAM TAYLOR, b. March 11, 1773, Hampshire Co., VA; d. 1840; m. MASSEY YOUNG; b. 1780; d. 1867.
18. iii. JOHN CLARK TAYLOR, b. January 18, 1774, Hamshire Co., VA; d. September 16, 1838, Mound Twp., Warren Co., IN.
iv. NANCY TAYLOR, b. Abt. 1778.
v. TARPLEY TAYLOR, b. 1783; d. 1836, Flemming Co., KY; m. HANNAH MILLER. Notes for TARPLEY TAYLOR: Not in will, written before he was b...
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13. ELIZABETH6 TAYLOR (HARRISON5, JOHN4, SIMON3, RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was b. April 30, 1762 in Winchester, Richmond Co., VA, and d. Abt. 1801 in Winchester, Frederick Co., VA. She m. (1) JOHN GRAY March 29, 1787 in Frederick Co., VA. She m. (2) JESSE PUGH September 01, 1797 in VA. He was b. 1758 in Winchester, Frederick Co., VA. Child of ELIZABETH TAYLOR and JESSE PUGH is:
i. PEGGY7 PUGH, b. 1784, Winchester, Frederick Co., VA; d. 1823, Ohio Co., KY.
14. THOMAS6 TAYLOR (HARRISON5, JOHN4, SIMON3, RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was b. February 24, 1764 in Winchester, Richmond Co., and d. December 25, 1836 in Ohio Co., KY. He m. MARGARET CURLET March 24, 1793 in Winchester, Frederick Co., VA, daughter of NICHOLAS CURLET and MARGARET FLAUGHERTY. She was b. September 05, 1772 in VA, and d. October 12, 1855 in Ohio Co., KY.
Children of THOMAS TAYLOR and MARGARET CURLET are:
i. NICHOLAS CURLET7 TAYLOR, b. 1794, VA; d. 1873, Ohio Co., KY; m. (1) MARGARET CRADDOCK, Ohio Co., KY;
m. (2) ELIZABETH STATLER, March 13, 1817, Ohio Co., KY; b. Abt. 1800; d. Ohio Co., KY.
ii. WESLEY TAYLOR, b. 1799, VA; d. 1824, Ohio Co., KY.
iii. HARRISON D. TAYLOR, b. March 31, 1802, Frederick Co., VA; d. April 03, 1889, Ohio Co., KY; m. (1) KITTY ANN WALLACE;
m. (2) MARY ANN DAVIS, November 11, 1828, Ohio Co., KY. Notes for HARRISON D. TAYLOR:
Harrison D. Taylor was the Author of "HISTORY OF OHIO COUNTY, KENTUCKY IN THE OLDEN DAYS",
published by his granddaughter Mrs. Mary Taylor Logan.
iv. MILTON TAYLOR, b. October 20, 1808, Ohio Co., KY; d. April 30, 1889, Ohio Co., KY.
v. THOMAS C. TAYLOR, b. April 18, 1812.
vi. FRANCES TAYLOR, b. Abt. 1814, Ohio Co., KY.
15. HARRISON6 TAYLOR (HARRISON5, JOHN4, SIMON3, RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was b. December 31, 1766 in Winchester, Richmond Co., VA, and d. November 16, 1821 in Hartford, Ohio Co., KY. He m. ELIZABETH ALLEN 1796 in KY. Notes for HARRISON TAYLOR: Harrison Jr will-Ohio Co., KY. Child of HARRISON TAYLOR and ELIZABETH ALLEN is: i. WASHINGTON ALLEN7 TAYLOR, b. 1816; d. 1890, Bastrop Co., Texas; m. LUCILLA FERGUSON THOMPSON.
16. JOHN PIGMAN6 TAYLOR (HARRISON5, JOHN4, SIMON3, RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was b. November 27, 1769 in Winchester, Frederick Co., VA, and d. March 27, 1837 in Ohio Co., KY. He m. (1) ELVIRA STEVENS October 03, 1796. He m. (2) ELIZABETH DAVIS October 03, 1796 in Frederick Co., VA. Child of JOHN TAYLOR and ELIZABETH DAVIS is: i. IGNATIUS PIGMAN7 TAYLOR.
17. HANNAH6 TAYLOR (HARRISON5, JOHN4, SIMON3, RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was b. January 28, 1775 in Winchester, Frederick Co., VA, and d. August 10, 1853 in Hartford, Ohio Co., KY. She m. SAMUEL BROWN (Source: Family records of Chloe Delle Brown.) 1796 in Frederick Co., VA, son of ALEXANDER BROWN and WINNEY WARREN. He was b. 1770 in Ulster, Ireland, and d. 1844 in Hartford, Ohio Co., KY. Samuel was b. in Ireland and immigrated to America when he was 12 years old. He and his wife Hannah were early settlers of Ohio Co. KY. They had a large family and there are still Browns and Taylors living around that area that are related to this family. There are various court records and other county records that prove this family and their children. There is a will of Samuels father in Hampshire Co., VA, listing Samuel and his siblings in will. There are also land record dispute in the Court records in Ohio Co. listing all of Samuels children and spouses. Samuel obtained his land from William P. Duvall and wife Nancy, of Nelson Co., KY, in 1812, for the amount of 75 lbs., but records show he was living there as early as 1804-5, when he built a log cabin there. He sold 713 1/4 acres to five of his sons and a son in law over a period of 19 years. Ref: Hartford land records, and Ohio Co. Court records. Sources for Samuel Brown: census records; Family bible records; Wills and estate records; Ohio Co. Land records; Ohio Co. court records; "Ohio Co. KY, In The Olden Days, By Harrison Taylor; Newspaper columns of William J. Shull in the Ohio Co. Times
News; Biographical sketches of KY, by Battle and Perrin. Children of HANNAH TAYLOR and SAMUEL BROWN are:
i. MINERVA7 BROWN, b. 1798, d. young. {NOTE: Doug Foster (via email 2 Oct 2003 - dfoster@apex.net) disputes that she d. young, and states that "It is my opinion (unproven) that Minerva Brown married William Gibson in the 1830s and lived in close proximity to her Brown family for many years." He cites the 1850 census and other records, and believes she is buried with her husband - " in the Taylor Farm Cemetery. From the gravestone inscription he was born October 7, 1810 and died March 30 1881. Also from gravestone inscription Minerva Gibson was born July 6, 1810 and died March 14, 1892."]
ii. ALEXANDER BROWN, b. October 15, 1799, VA; d. January 02, 1871; m. ELIZABETH COLEMAN, December 08, 1819, Ohio Co., KY; b. December 08, 1798, KY; d. March 24, 1878.
iii. WILLIAM J BROWN, b. 1804, VA; m. MARGARET MONTGOMERY, June 22, 1828, Ohio Co., KY. WILLIAM J BROWN was a farmer.
iv. ISSAC (HUT-TUT) BROWN (Source: "KY, A History of the State"), b. December 08, 1807, Ohio Co., KY; d. October 18, 1892, Echols, Ohio Co., KY;
m. SARAH TICHENOR, December 24, 1833, Ohio Co., KY; b. December 22, 1815, Ohio Co., KY; d. September 26, 1859, Echols, Ohio Co., KY. Isaac was a Merchant and owned a tanning yard; Bet. 1873 - 1879, constable for six years; ref. 1860, census: Ohio Co., KY # 491; 1885, Reference: A History of the state by Battle pg 937; Ohio Co. marriage records.
v. JANE T BROWN, b. September 11, 1809, Hartford, Ohio Co., KY; d. 1878; m. WILLIAM CONDETT, August 05, 1833, Ohio Co., KY; b. Abt. 1805, KY.
vi. JAMES T. BROWN, b. 1812, District # 1, Hartford, Ohio Co., KY; d. June 1862, Green Co., Arkansas; m. VIRGINIA PHEGLEY, September 14, 1835, Butler Co., KY; b. April 01, 1818, Shelby Co., KY; d. August 1891, Butler Co., KY. JAMES T. BROWN moved his family to Randolph Co., Arkansas around late 1860. He joined the civil war as did his son John, and probably son Christopher. There is estate papers on James in the court records where Frances B. Kilcrease is applying for letters of administration to take over the estate, because the pigs are running wild all over town. In the estate papers it lists all of James children that are still living as far as I know. 1870 finds all of the children scattered and wife VA living with her son William J. Brown, with daughter Lizette m. and living next door and son Samuel living and working on a near by farm. In 1880 VA has gone back to KY, where she d.. Samuel is m. and living in Marion Co. with his wife Jane, and two children. Family history says she was a full blood Cherokee Indian. One researcher has a son James B. Brown b. 1837, m. Altha C. (Miranda) Addington November 16, 1859, for this family, but I can find no record of him. He is not listed in James' settlement papers in Randolph Co., Arkansas as one of his children and he is not listed with James family in 1850, Ohio Co., Arkansas. See censuses of 1840 and 1850 in Hartford, Ohio Co., KY, 1870 in Randolph Co., Arkansas and in 1880 in Marion Co., Arkansas. VIRGINIA PHEGLEY: Burial: Old Wilson Cemetery in Butler Co., Ohio - in 1860, Living with son William in Randolph Co. Arkansas; in 1870, Living in Hetch House, a hotel in Randolph Co., Arkansas; Residence: Bet. 1852 - 1854, Had children in Butler county, KY.
vii. MARGARET BROWN, b. Abt. 1812, Hartford, Ohio Co., KY; d. 1883; m. SAMUEL SHULL, December 16, 1840, Ohio Co., KY; b. May 31, 1799, Springhill Twp., Fayette Co., KY. He was a taylor and is in the 1850 census of Ohio Co., KY.
viii. SAMUEL BROWN, b. Abt. 1815; d. 1853, Hartford, Ohio Co., KY. Samuel was not m..
18. JOHN CLARK6 TAYLOR (TARPLEY5, GEORGE4, SIMON3, RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was b. January 18, 1774 in Hamshire Co. , VA, and d. September 16, 1838 in Mound Twp., Warren Co., IN. He m. RACHEL COLE, daughter of JOSEPH COLE and ELIZABETH ???. John moved from Hampshire Co., VA to Fleming Co., KY about 1800, to Warren Co., IN in 1827/8. Ref. records of: Mark (mark@nwinfo.net). Children of JOHN TAYLOR and RACHEL COLE are: i. TARPLEY7 TAYLOR, b. April 06, 1804, Fleming Co., KY; d. 1856, Jones Co., IA; m. LYDIA SECREST
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1. PETER3 LEE (WILLIAM2, WILLIAM1) was born January 30, 1749/50 in Richmond Co, , VA(1), and died March 1823 in , Layfette Parish. (now Vermilion), Louisiana. He married REBECCA TAYLOR January 27, 1778 in Hampshire Co., VA2,2, daughter of SIMON TAYLOR and ANNA HITE. She was born Abt. 1763 in Richmond Co., , VA, and died 1831 in Lafayette Pa., La (now Vermillion). REBECCA TAYLOR (SIMON9, JOHN8, SIMON7, RICHARD6,) was born Abt. 1763 in Richmond Co., , VA, and died 1831 in Lafayette Pa., La (now Vermillion). She married PETER LEE January 27, 1778 in Hampshire Co., VA(1), son of WILLIAM LEE and MARY THORNTON. He was born January 30, 1749/50 in Richmond Co, , VA and died March 1823 in Lafayette Parish (now Vermilion), Louisiana. Notes for PETER LEE: Mrs.Bernard Trappey in researching Peter Lee's parentage (applying for DAR membership) hired a genealogist who claimed that Peter Lee was the same person as Peter Lee, son of Stephen Lee and Anne Dunn. This has been proven without any doubt not to have any substance. The church records of St.Martin's church in LA proves that Peter Lee's parents were William Lee and Mary "Thanten", probably Thornton.Also, the NorthFarnaham Pa. Register(Virginia) has the same information as St. Martin' Church in Louisiana. Date of death is from succession of Peter Lee, Lafayette, LA court house. From Va.Colonial Soldiers by LLoyd Dewitt Bockstruck: Dunmore's War 1774 - the names of the soldiers on the pay rolls at Pittsburgh on Cpt. Michael Cresap, Sr. roll were Mark Lee, Peter Lee, Richard Lee, Jacob Fry and others. continue to reside with lee until otherwise provided for. More About PETER LEE: Burial: Vermillion \Lafayette Parish, LA Census: 1810, Attakaps Parish, LA CtRec: July 22, 1817, Vermilion Parish, LA Military: 1774, Virginia
Marriage Notes for PETER LEE and REBECCA TAYLOR: According to Records of SW Louisiana (taken from St.Martin church records in Louisiana) by Rev. Donald J. Hebert, Peter Lee was married to Rebecca Taylor and listed as being from Richmond Co.,VA, or the So.Branch of the Potomac (Hampshire Co.,VA). His parents were listed as William Lee and Marie Thanton (Mary Thornton?). In one instance her name is Marie Hever. Her parents are listed as Simon Taylor and Anne Marie Hydt. This information is repeated in numerous bapt. records of their children. In Louisiana at this time in history, protestants had to pledge allegiance to the Catholic Church in order to buy land, and had to have their children baptized in the Catholic church. Thus, we have many good records giving parents and sometime, grandparents names and places of birth.
From DAR Magazine, Aug 1950, pg.699 are "The Records of the Rev. Thaddeus Dod" contributed by Raymond M.Bell, Washington & Jefferson College, Washington, PA. Among the marriages for Patterson Creek, WV is that of Peter Lee and Rebecca Taylor.
1820 marriage license gives his birthplace as Hampshire Co., VA
Endnotes -
1. N.Farnham Parish Register,Richmond Co.,VA.
3. Hebert's SW LA. Records Vol 2-B.
7. Reg.of Marriages of St Martin's, Attakapas (Lafayette, LA) Witnesses.
8. Vol.1.
9. St Martin's Church Records Vol1, Vol,6 p.178.
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[29381] Moses is known from his death record which states he is son of Samuel Wardwell and Polly Banks and d. at age 57 of typhoid fever. Moses Wardwell, Jr. d. 13 Aug 1866, son of Moses Wardwell and Sally Clement, according to his death record.
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[41199] "Akron Beacon Journal, 24 May 2002, p. D009: Marie O. Myers, 89, went home to be with her Lord on May 23, 2002. Born in Green Township, she was an area resident all her life. Marie, a devoted wife and mother, was very close to, and cherished by, her grandchildren and great- grandchildren. She was a dedicated member of Greentown United Methodist Church for over 30 years, and a member of their quilting club. An avid lover of quilting, she made quilts for three generations of her family. Marie lived a happy and long life, always there to help. She will be greatly missed by her family and friends. She is survived by her husband of 63 years, Alfred; daughter, Wanda (William) Rayman; grandchildren, Robin (Matthew) West and Scott (Tina) Rayman; and great- grandchildren, Colton West and Madison Rayman.
[23660] http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/9210/WILSON.htm offers: "Tradition says that Gowen was from Paisley, Scotland, but Col. Banks found the name in Stoke Bruenner, Northampton in 1604. (- Genealogical Dictionary of Maine & New Hampshire- pp.760-1) He was in Boston from 1641 until 1643 and had moved to Exeter by 1647. At a court held in Boston 28 July 1641: "Gowen Wilson appearing hee & his sureties discharged".(- Old Kittery and Her Families- Everett S. Stackpole) He was probably related to Thomas Wilson who signed the combination of Exeter in 1640. Gowen was appointed cowherd 1 May 1649.(- Genealogical Dictionary of Maine & New Hampshire- pp.760-1) He bought property with Thomas Cornish from Thomas Jones in 1650 and sued for it in Oct. 1651.(- Norfolk Court Records) Gowen then went to Maine since he took the oath of allegiance to Massachusetts at Kittery 16 Nov. 1652.(- Mass. Archives- Vol.3, p.203) In 1657 he was attentive to John Andrew's wife Joan to the neglect of his own wife and family.(- Genealogical Dictionary of Maine & New Hampshire- pp.760-1) He had a grant at Goose Cove 19 Jan. 1658 of 24 acres and of the adjoining land 12 June 1673 making 45 acres in all.( -Ibid) His garrison house stood near the junction of the Norton Road with the road that runs up the east side of Spruce Creek.(- Old Kittery and Her Families- Everett S. Stackpole) He was constable in 1658 and in 1669 and was on the grand jury in 1672 and 1685.(- Genealogical Dictionary of Maine & New Hampshire- pp.760-1) He signed a petition 10 Nov. 1673 that Thomas Wells be permitted to preach among them.(- Mass. Archives- Vol.10, p.113) Gowen was excused from the militia due to his age in 1674 and was selectman the same year and the following.(- Genealogical Dictionary of Maine & New Hampshire- pp.760-1) On 2 June 1684 he gave 11 acres of his lot to Andrew Haley as a marriage dowry.(- Old Kittery and Her Families- Everett S. Stackpole; Pioneers of Maine & New Hampshire- p.238) Issue-> I. John- b. 1647, Exeter, NH, d. 1647; II. John- d. young; III. Rebecca- m.1. Henry Barnes, 2. Henry Bodge; IV. Joseph - b.c.1655, m. Hannah Endle; V. Deborah - m. Andrew Haley." Gowen Wilson appeared before the Commissioners 16 Nov 1652 at Kittery, ME and with others "submitted to the Government of Massachusetts" - NEHGR 38:192. The NEHGR in 1899 (53:145) noted that a pamphlet genealogy of the Gowen Wilson family of Kittery had been published, "with land grants, wills, deeds and family traditions, etc." Ancestry.com offers: "Wilson Name Meaning - English, Scottish, and northern Irish: patronymic from the personal name Will, a very common medieval short form of William."
[51277] Almeda is daughter of Capt. Elisha Case Young Jr. (1852-1886) & Georgia Ann Franklin (1860-1885; m. in July, 1875).
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(1696 - 1731)
Young was the American religious leader and colonizer of Utah, second president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormons).
Young spent his boyhood in the farm country of Vermont and western New York and received only two months of formal schooling. He worked as a carpenter, glazier, and journeyman painter. In 1829 he settled in the town of Mendon, New York, where he met a brother and disciple of Joseph Smith, founder and prophet of the Mormons. Smith's brother converted Young, previously a Methodist, to Mormonism, and on April 14, 1832, he was baptized and confirmed in the church. Young quickly distinguished himself as a preacher and evangelist in the area around Mendon; within the year he was ordained an elder.
Between 1833 and 1836, Young's fame and stature within the Mormon movement rapidly increased. About 1833 he organized a group of Mormons in the eastern states and led them to Kirtland, Ohio, where Joseph Smith had established headquarters. At Kirtland, Young met Smith for the first time. Impressed by Young's zeal and persuasive powers, Smith sent him into the surrounding states and Canada on missionary assignments. When, in 1835, the Mormons created a Quorum, or Council, of Twelve Apostles with powers second only to those of Smith, Young was named one of the apostles. In 1836 he was elected president of the Quorum. He was a strong figure in the movement during the period of persecution, climaxed (1838) by the migration to Hancock County, Illinois, and the establishment there of Nauvoo as the new center of Mormonism.
From 1839 to 1841 Young worked with the Mormon mission in Liverpool, England, preaching and distributing religious literature; he arranged for the emigration of about 70,000 converts from Europe to America. He returned to the U.S. in 1841 and for several years served as a missionary in the eastern states. After Joseph Smith was shot and killed by a lynch mob in 1844, Young was elected acting president of the Mormon church and henceforth was its leader.
Because of sentiment against their group in Illinois, Young and his colleagues decided to leave Nauvoo. In 1846-47 he organized and supervised the migration of close to 5000 Mormons across the Great Plains and the Rocky Mountains into the arid Great Basin. There, in Great Salt Lake Valley, he founded (July 1847) Great Salt Lake City. On December 5, 1847, he was formally elected head of the Mormon church.
Under Young's autocratic leadership Salt Lake City and the surrounding region soon became the Zion, or promised land, that the Mormons had long sought. His followers build extensive irrigation projects; developed farms, small businesses, and cooperative stores; and set up a legislature, public school, and two institutions of higher learning. In 1850 the U.S. Congress enacted legislation establishing the region, previously known as the state of Deseret, as the territory of Utah. Young was made territorial governor.
In August 1852, Young publicly endorsed the doctrine of polygamy, basing his pronouncement on a revelation said to have been experienced by Joseph Smith in 1843. His open advocacy of the doctrine disturbed the federal government and the non-Mormon residents of Utah. Finally, in 1857, President James Buchanan appointed a new territorial governor. Young refused to relinquish his post, and when rumors of an armed Mormon rebellion reached Washington, the president sent federal troops to Utah. Hostilities were averted, largely as a result of Young's statesmanship, and the new governor was installed without incident. Nonetheless, as president of the church, Young continued to play a dominant role in Utah. In 1871 he was indicted on a polygamy charge but was not convicted. Young is believed to have married 27 times and was survived by 17 wives and 57 children.