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Issue
129 Joseph Taylor
130 William Taylor
131 Edward Taylor
132 David Taylor .
133 John Taylor
I 34 George Taylor
135 Elisha Taylor
136 Isaac Taylor
137 Jonathan Taylor
138 Mary Taylor
139 Sarah Taylor
140 Eleanor Taylor
14I Lucy Taylor
142 Elizabeth Taylor
69 JOSEPH TAYLOR, son of Joseph Taylor, 9, of Upper Freehold, died, Nov. 18, 1812, in his 67th year, and is buried at the Yellow Meeting House, Cream Ridge, N. J. He married, first, Mary Lawrence; second, Rebecca . .... , who died, Jan. 16, 1829, in her 82nd year, and is buried at the Yellow Meeting House.
1809, Mch. 12. Joseph Taylor, of Upper Freehold, made his will; proved Jan. 13 1813, and mentioned:
wife, Mary; sons, James and Joseph; daughters, Sarah and Hetty Taylor; grand-daughters, Rebecca and Mary Forman, not eighteen; Joseph Taylor Shaw; friends, Robert Montgomery and George Robbins, executors.
Issue by first wife 143 James Taylor born 1777-, in Missouri. 144 Betsey Taylor born Dec. 18, 1777
Issue by second wife
145 Mary Taylor 146 Sally Taylor I47 Hetty Taylor 148 Joseph Taylor
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76 JOHN TAYLOR, son of George Taylor, Io, married Ellen, daughter of Col. George Taylor. He removed to Nova Scotia, and probably died, at Weymouth, N. S., in 1820.
"William, John and George Taylor were in the Niagara District, Ontario, Canada, 1785-1790, and one of them made application for a Loyalist Grant stating he was of Middletown, N. J." Letter of A. H. Beach, attorney-at-law, 313 Oil Exchange, Casper, Wyoming. 3, 9, 1924. Mrs. Beach has the marriage license of her great-grandfather, Edward Taylor at Niagara, 1801, to Hannah Collard. His gravestone near Grimsby, Ontario, gives the date of his death as 1836, aged 66 years.
77 GEORGE TAYLOR, son of James Taylor, 12.
Issue 149 John G. Taylor
78 COLONEL GEORGE TAYLOR, son of Edward Taylor, 26, was born in 1733, and died, Mch. 4, 1799, aged 65 years, I month and 6 days. He married Deborah, daughter of Joseph Carman, by license granted to George Taylor, minor, and dated Nov. 30, 1752. She died, Jan. 15, 1814, aged 82 years, and, with her husband, is buried in the Lippit Burying-ground, Middletown, N. J.
In 1773, Colonel Taylor apparently resided on the old grandfather farm of John Taylor, but during the Revolutionary War, he resided in the village of Middletown, in the house next East of Christ Church, built by his grandfather, in 1729, and now, in 1907, the residence of his great-grandson, Henry Taylor, Esq.
In early life he was an officer in the Militia. On the breaking out of the Revolution, he was in the Continental service, commanding a battalion of detached militia; he refused to take the Oath of Allegiance, and in July, 1776, threw up his commission and entered the King's service, as Colonel, in the Loyal Volunteers.
Issue
150 Edward Taylor
151 Ann Taylor married James Dewey ; left issue.
152 Ellen Taylor married John Taylor
153 Mary Taylor married, first, Dr. Bradner, by whom she had Issue Caroline Bradner Harriet Bradner
Upon the demise of Dr. Bradner, she married, second, Elnathan Fields.
79 JOHN TAYLOR, son of Edward Taylor, 26, was born Mch. 25, 1740; died, Jan. 29, 1818, aged 77 years, 9 months and 24 days; buried in the Baptist Church-yard Middletown, N. J .; married Mary, daughter of Samuel Holmes, born 1743; died, Feb. 26, 1819, aged 76 years; buried in the Baptist Church-yard.
He resided for many years, in early life, in the house that stood next East, of the Dutch Church, on the North side of the street, in the village of Middletown. It was burnt in 1848, when occupied by Dr. Edward Taylor.
After the Revolution, John Taylor removed to the "grandfather homestead," on the corner of the Main Street and the road running North to Shoal Harbor and Keyport,
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where he continued to reside until his death. This property continued, by regular descent, in the occupancy of his children, until 1854, when it passed to his grand-daugh- ter, Mary H. Taylor, wife of Joseph D. Taylor, who built a fine mansion near the old residence. Both houses are yet, 1907, standing. The older, occupied by Mrs. Taylor's farmer, contains some fine specimens of hand carved wood, the mantel, in the tap room, perhaps being the most noteworthy. This farm was once part of the estate of Squire John Taylor, 27, who built the old house on it. He sold it to Barnardus Rider, of Long Island, reserving on the Southwest corner, a building site of fourteen acres.
In 1771, Rider conveyed the lands to Edward Taylor, 26, whose son, Col. George Taylor, resided on it in 1773. As conveyed to Edward Taylor, the farm was laid at two hundred and ten acres.
John Taylor, 79, was out several times in the provincial forces, for local duty, in the early part of the Revolutionary War.
In 1777, in conjunction with Daniel Hendrickson, he enlisted a soldier, as a sub- stitute, in the person of Henry Johnson, father of Lambert and Henry Johnson, who lived near Harmony, for a three year's term, in the Company of Capt. John Burrows', First Regiment of Monmouth Troops.
1810, Mch. 21. He made his will, in which he mentioned negroes and a "riding chair or gig," etc.
Issue
154 Joseph Taylor
155 Samuel Taylor
156 Asher Taylor born Feb. 3, 1775; died, unmarried, Mch. 13, 1797, aged 22 years, I month and 10 days; buried in the Lippit Burying-ground.
157 John Taylor born Dec. 5, 1776; died, 1807, at Savannah, Ga., without issue. He was a sea-faring man.
158 Edward Taylor
159 Sarah Taylor born June 27, 1781 ; married Dr. Stephen Manning.
160 Mary Taylor born Sept. 6, 1783; died, unmarried, Oct. 7, 1849, aged 66 years, I month and 4 days; buried in the Baptist Burying-ground.
161 Huldah Taylor born Nov. 19, 1785; died, unmarried, Mch. 17, 1857, aged 71 years, 3 months and 26 days; buried in the Baptist Burying-ground.
162 Susan Taylor died, June 22, 1840, aged 27 years, 9 months and 28 days; buried in the Baptist Burying-ground.
80 JOSEPH TAYLOR, son of Edward Taylor, 26, born, in Middletown, N. J., Aug. 26, 1752. He settled at New Dorp, Staten Island; married, Feb. 23, 1782, Catha- rine, daughter of Zacheus Van Dyke, who died, Aug. 29, 1827, aged 72 years.
Issue 163 Edward Taylor 164 Catharine Taylor died early, unmarried.
81 ELEANOR TAYLOR, daughter of Edward Taylor, 26, married Capt. Fen- wick Lyell. She died, Dec. 30, 1794, aged 57 years and 4 days, and is buried in the Lippit Burying-ground.
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Issue from tombstones in the Lippit Burying-ground
165 John Lyell died, Oct. 24, 1811, aged 42 years.
166 Fenwick Lyell died, Dec. 20, 1822, aged 55 years.
167 Mary Lyell died, May 17, 1822, aged 63 years, II months and 14 days; married Benjamin Micheau.
82 SAMUEL TAYLOR, son of Edward Taylor, 26, was born in 1735; married, by license dated Oct. 12, 1761, Leah Stout, of Nutswamp. He died young; without issue.
83 JOHN TAYLOR, son of John Taylor, 27, was born, in 1744, at Middletown, N. J .; married, first, Mary, daughter of John Waddell, Oct. 17, 1761[?]; second, Ann, sister of his first wife, and widow of Eleazer Miller, uncle of Sylvanus Miller, for many years Surrogate, of New York City, about 1822. John Taylor was a member of the firm of Taylor & Delancy, merchants, New York, about 1773.
Issue
168 George Taylor, of Poughkeepsie; married Miss Clinton.
169 William Taylor, of New York; afterwards of Rahway, N. J .; married Miss Ludlow.
170 Chase [Charles?] Taylor, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y .; married Cornelia, daugh- ter of F. B. Winthrop.
171 Phebe Taylor married Francis B. Winthrop, Esq., of New York. This was his second marriage.
172 John Taylor
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Maria Taylor married Thomas Smith, of Haverstraw, N. Y.
174 Nancy Taylor married Mr. Delancy
84 WILLIAM TAYLOR, son of John Taylor, 27, was born, at Middletown, N. J., in 1746. He was a lawyer, and at the outbreak of the Revolutionary War, adhered to the Royal cause. He withdrew to England, and received an appointment in the Colonial Government, in the West Indies, and received an allowance for his losses, in America, of some thousands of pounds. He returned to America and settled at Perth Amboy, where he died, in 1806. He married, in England, Eliza, daughter of Col. Philip Van Court- landt. She died, at Perth Amboy, July 22, 1816.
Issue
175 Joseph Pringle Taylor
176 Courtlandt Elliot Taylor
177 George Elliot Taylor
178 Catharine Eliza Taylor
179 Susan Taylor died unmarried
180 An infant of this name, and probably of the same parentage, died, Mch. 13, 1745, aged I year and 6 days, and is buried in the Lippit Burying-ground.
85 JOSEPH TAYLOR, son of John Taylor, 27, was born 1751; married, June I, 1774, Sarah, daughter of John Waddell, and sister of his brother, John's, wife. They
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had fourteen children, seven of whom died in infancy. Among those grown up were the following:
Issue
18I Harriet Taylor
182 Charlotte Taylor
183 Mary Taylor
184 Caroline Taylor
185 John Taylor
186 Anna Maria Taylor
187 William Taylor
188 Sarah Waddell Taylor
89 GEORGE TAYLOR, son of George Taylor, 28, was born, at Garret's Hill, Middletown, N. J., in 1739; died, June 4, 1806, aged 66 years and 11 months; buried at Garret's Hill, Hopping farm; married Sarah Crowell, by license dated July 29, 1766. She died, Apr. 15, 1833, aged 84 years, 8 months and 12 days.
1806, Jan. 18. Will of George Taylor, of Middletown; proved June 7, 1806, men- tioned: wife, Sarah; oldest daughter, Christian Tunis; second daughter, Mary Hunt; youngest daughter, Agnes Dennis; sons, George, Thomas, Joseph, Presgrove, fourth son, and Edward and Wilson not twenty-one.
Reserves family burial place.
Issue
189 George Taylor
190 William Taylor died, Aug. 24, 1802, aged 18 years, 10 months and 3 days; buried at Garret's Hill.
19I Thomas C. Taylor, of New York. Died, in New York, 1861, aged 89 years. He had several daughters, but no sons.
192 Presgrove Taylor born Apr. 7, 1780; died, Sept. 16, 1835; buried at Garret's Hill.
His will is at Freehold, dated Oct. 21, 1833; proved Sept. 29, 1835, in which it stated that he was of New York City, and devised all of his property to his nephew, George, son of his brother, Joseph Taylor.
193 Wilson Taylor married Sarah D. Cunningham
194 Joseph Taylor
195 Edward Taylor [Capt .? ] died, Sept. 2, 1822, aged 32 years, 4 months and 28 days; buried at Garret's Hill.
196 Mary Taylor married Wilson Hunt
Issue
Thomas Hunt Wilson G. Hunt
merchants, of New York.
197 Agnes Taylor married Mr. Dennis; died, May 26, 1833, aged 55 years, 4 months and I day; buried at Garret's Hill.
92 JOHN TAYLOR, son of William Taylor, 29, married Nance, daughter of Henry Stryker. She was a sister of Adam Stryker, the father of Tunis Stryker and Daniel Stryker.
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It was popularly said "he went to Hell for a wife and married the Devil's daughter," said Asher Taylor, Esq.
Issue 198 Joseph Taylor \ "Popularly and universally called 'devils,' and they were,"
199 John Taylor said Asher Taylor, Esq.
200 James Taylor
201 Patty Taylor married Mr. Lufburrow
93 GROVER TAYLOR, son of William Taylor, 29, married Charity Sutphen.
Will of Grover Taylor, son of William Taylor; proved May 15, 1803, mentioned: wife, Charity; daughters, Ann, Phebe, Eliza, Fanny, minors, and daughters, Ida Cooper and Hester Rowlen; son James Grover Taylor to get his schooling; son, William.
Issue
202 James Grover Taylor
203 Ida Taylor married John Cooper, brother to George Cooper, and removed to Illinois.
204 Hester Taylor married James Rowland. The name is spelled Rowlen, in the above mentioned will of Grover Taylor.
205 Ann Taylor married Richard Lufburrow, brother to Joseph Lufburrow.
206 Eliza Taylor married John S. Applegate
207 Phebe Taylor married Joseph Lufburrow
208 Fanny Taylor married Elias, son of William Morford.
209 William Taylor
103 JOHN A. TAYLOR, son of David Taylor, 53, was of Middletown, and died March, 1852. He married, first, Ann, sister of Gabriel West; second, Lavinia Ann Van Winkle.
Issue by first wife
210 David Taylor married Lavinia Hendrickson
21I Ann W. Taylor married Hendrick, son of John Longstreet.
212 Mariba Taylor married Edward Allaire Issue by second wife 213 John A. Taylor married Lavinia Satterly
214 Lavinia A. Taylor married Albert G. Dearman
106 EDWARD TAYLOR, son of Edward Taylor, 57, was of Upper Freehold, and born July 6, 1763; died in 1835; married Sarah Merrit, in 1790. He was a physician and for several years had charge of the Friends' Asylum, at Frankfort, near Philadelphia, Pa., and was familiarly spoken of as the Quaker Doctor.
Issue 215 Joseph W. Taylor born, in 1810, at Burlington, N. J.
216 Edward Taylor
217 Jacob M. Taylor
218 Abraham M. Taylor born in 1795; resided at Cincinnati and retired to Burlington.
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219 James Taylor born 1801
220 Nathan Taylor
221 Hannah Taylor born 1805; of Burlington.
111 CHARLES TAYLOR, son of James Taylor, 58, married, first, Elizabeth Condé; second, Ursula, daughter of Roeliff Conover, of New Jersey descent, in Saratoga County, N. Y. He then moved to Ohio.
Issue by first wife
222 Charles Taylor
223 John Taylor
224 Elisha S. Taylor
Issue by second wife
225 De Witt Clinton Taylor married Jane Stanard and resided in Cleveland, Ohio, and had four children.
114 GEORGE N. TAYLOR, son of Lawrence Taylor, 61, died, Sept. 26, 1829, in his 49th year, and is buried at the Yellow Meeting House, Cream Ridge, N. J. He married, first, Mary Steward, who died, Jan. 30, 1807, in her 20th year; second, her sister, Hannah Steward, who, upon his demise, married, second, John Palmer. She died, Feb. 19, 1848, in her 54th year, and is buried at the Yellow Meeting House.
1829, Sept. 4. Will of George Taylor, on record at Freehold; proved Oct. 8, 1829; stated that he was of Allentown, and mentioned: wife, Hannah; sons, Lawrence, Aaron, Charles.
Issue 226 Lawrence Taylor
227 Aaron Taylor
228 Charles Taylor
115 CHARLES TAYLOR, son of Lawrence Taylor, 61, of Upper Freehold, and born Aug. 27, 1778; married Eliza Bird.
Issue 229 James Manning Taylor 230 Catharine Taylor died in 1811
120 JOSEPH TAYLOR, son of John Taylor, 65, was born 1775.
Issue 231 John Cox Taylor
124 JOHN W. TAYLOR, son of John Taylor, 65, was born Mch. 26, 1784, and was of Saratoga County, N. Y. He died, at Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 16, 1854. He married Jane Hodge, who was born Apr. 29, 1786, and died June 27, 1838.
For twenty years he was a Member of Congress, and Speaker of the House of Representatives, in 1821 and 1825, during the administration of James Monroe and John Quincy Adams. His period of service extended from 1813 to 1833. He was the
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first Member of the House to make a speech squarely, upon the floor, in opposition to slavery.
Issue
232 Sarah Jane Taylor born Feb. 27, 1808; married William D. Beattie.
233 James H. Taylor. He was drowned and died without issue.
234 Elizabeth Ann Taylor born 1812; married Thomas D. Robertson.
235 Malvina Taylor born Mch. 9, 1815; married Dr. Edward Taylor.
236 John William Taylor
237 Oscar Taylor born Feb. 16, 1822; married Malvina M. Snow.
238 Dr. Edgar Taylor born Apr. 11, 1824; of Palmyra, Mo.
239 Charles Edward Taylor
129 JOSEPH TAYLOR, son of William Taylor, 66, was of Ohio. He married, in 1799, Jane Irwin.
Issue
240 William Taylor married Elizabeth Finch, daughter of Rufus Luther.
241 Nancy Taylor married Abraham Pebble
242 Jared Taylor married Nancy Pebble
Issue James Taylor, Jr. 243 Price Taylor married P. Swan Issue William Taylor
244 Joseph Taylor married
Issue Joseph Taylor married Fanny . .. . . [probably Gardner], at Cleveland, O., May, 1866.
245 Edward Taylor
246 Irwin Taylor died without issue
247 Jane Emily Taylor
248 James Taylor
134 GEORGE TAYLOR, son of William Taylor, 66, resided in Ohio. He mar- ried, first, Polly Smith; second, Mrs. Hockins; third, Rachel Stevens. Besides the issue given below, he had two other sons and eight daughters; in all twenty-six children.
Issue 249 William Taylor
250 Joseph Taylor
251 Jacob Taylor
252 George Taylor
253 Nelson Taylor
254 Elisha Taylor
255 Isaac Taylor
256 Seth Taylor 257 Daniel Taylor
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258 James Taylor
259 John Taylor
260 Jonathan Taylor
261 Joseph Taylor
262 Nathaniel Taylor
263 Alexander Taylor
264 Benjamin F. Taylor
149 JOHN G. TAYLOR, son of George Taylor, 77, married, first, Polly, daughter of Tunis Conover; second, Elizabeth, daughter of Tunis Conover, and sister of his first wife; third, Lydia, daughter of William Morford.
Issue by first wife
265 James J. Taylor married Lucy, daughter of William Morford.
266 William Taylor
267 Mary Taylor married Cornelius, son of Daniel Hendrickson. Issue by second wife
268 George Taylor married Margaret, daughter of D. D. Conover.
269 John J. Taylor married Eleanor, daughter of Daniel Conover. Issue by third wife
270 Elizabeth Taylor
271 Sarah Taylor
272 Lydia Taylor married Jacob Jones
273 Charles Taylor married Matilda, daughter of John Conover.
274 Ann Taylor
275 Morford Taylor married Jane, daughter of Benjamin and Sarah (Tilton) Frost. 276 Jane Taylor
150 CAPT. EDWARD TAYLOR, son of Col. George Taylor, 78, was born, in Middletown, N. J., in 1764; died, in 1855, aged 91 years; married Sarah, daughter of John and Ann (Longstreet) Lloyd, of Imlaystown. She was born in 1779. He resided, in his latter years, in the old house next East of Christ Church, in the village of Middle- town, built by his grandfather, George Taylor, in 1729.
Captain Taylor was of the Third New Jersey Regiment, of the forces sent by General Washington, in 1794, to Western Pennsylvania, to quell the "Whiskey Boys Insurrection."
Issue
277 Ann Taylor married Peter Wykoff
278 George Taylor
279 Dr. Edward Taylor 280 Dr. John Taylor
28I Elizabeth Taylor married Gilbert S. Lawrie
282 Eleanor Taylor unmarried
154 JOSEPH TAYLOR, son of John Taylor, 79, was born, at Middletown, N. J., June 16, 1771; died, Oct. 16, 1836, aged 65 years and 4 months, and is buried in the
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Baptist Churchyard; married Martha, daughter of Joseph Dorset. She was born Oct. 16, 1775; died, Apr. 25, 1850, aged 74 years, 6 months and 9 days, and is buried in the Baptist Churchyard.
Joseph Taylor settled in the house at the junction of the "Deep Road" and "Rose Alley," at the foot of Ruckman's Hill, in the upper part of the village of Middletown, N. J.
In 1814, he built, and occupied until his death, the mansion, on the South side of the street, at the upper end of the village of Middletown; since occupied by his eldest son, John Taylor.
Joseph Taylor was a tanner and a currier, and was succeeded in his business, by his son, John J. Taylor. For many years he was a Justice of the Peace and frequently refused to be a candidate for the Legislature and other public positions.
Issue
283 Hannah Taylor born June 9, 1797; married Ezra Osborn.
284 John I. Taylor
285 Asher Taylor
286 Joseph Dorset Taylor
287 Mary Taylor born Dec. 24, 1803; married Richard C. Burroughs.
288 Elizabeth Dorset Taylor born Aug. 6, 1805; married John Micheau.
289 Sarah Taylor born Oct. 9, 1807; married Gilbert Van Mater.
290 Samuel Taylor born May 24, 1809; unmarried.
291 Eleanor Lyell Taylor born Oct. 31, 1810; unmarried.
292 Susan Taylor born Aug. 24, 1812; died June 22, 1840, unmarried.
293 Martha Taylor born Feb. 25, 1814; married Thomas S. Fields.
294 Huldah Holmes Taylor born June 3, 1816; unmarried.
295 Edward Taylor
157 SAMUEL TAYLOR, son of John Taylor, 79, was born Mch. 21, 1773; died, unmarried, Feb. 23, 1843, aged 69 years, 10 months and 22 days, and is buried in the Baptist Churchyard.
1827, Sept. 10. Will of Samuel Taylor, of Middletown; proved May 6, 1843, men- tioned: sister, Sarah Manning; sister, Huldah; sister, Mary; brothers, Joseph and Ed- ward.
158 EDWARD TAYLOR, son of John Taylor, 79, was born, in Middletown, N. J., Jan. 16, 1779. He was placed, at an early age, in the store of his uncle, Joseph Taylor, at New Dorp, Staten Island, and in a few years was transferred to a clerkship, with Andrew and Obadiah Bowne, in William Street, New York City. The number then was 23; now number 7.
He became a partner with them and so continued until 1805.
He continued in the dry goods business, in New York, until 1840.
1834 to 1839. He was Alderman of the Second Ward, New York City.
In 1843, upon the death of his brother, Samuel Taylor, he succeeded to the old homestead farm, where he died, Apr. 12, 1845, aged 66 years, 2 months and 27 days, and is buried in the Baptist Churchyard.
In 1813, he married Mary Grover, daughter of John Holmes, by Mary, daughter
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of William and Deborah Parker. She died, Feb. 5, 1814, aged 25 years, and was interred in the Friends' Burying-ground, in Houston Street, New York City.
Issue
296 Mary Holmes Taylor born Jan. 18, 1814. She succeeded to the old grand- father homestead and married, in 1846, her cousin, Joseph D. Taylor.
163 EDWARD TAYLOR, of Staten Island, son of Joseph Taylor, 80, was born in 1796; died, July 11, 1865, aged 69 years; married Charlotte Ann, daughter of Edward Coffin, whose wife was a daughter of Capt. Abel Rawson.
Issue
297 Edward Taylor died young 298 Charles Briggs Taylor deceased
299 Joseph Taylor. He was a Captain in the Union Army. He was born at New Dorp, Staten Island, resided at Baltimore, Md., and married Miss Cole. Both deceased.
Issue
Estelle Rawson Taylor living in Boston, Mass. Adopted by a Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, of Baltimore.
300 Lydia Rawson Taylor married Samuel Barton, whose mother was Jane, a sister of Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Issue
Cornelius Vanderbilt Barton, of New York City, who married Jessie A., daughter of J. W. Alfred Cluett and Elizabeth Bontecou; resi- dents of Troy, N. Y .; both deceased. Mr. Barton owns a silver tankard, a wedding present from his grandmother, Taylor, which descended from his grandfather, Edward Taylor. It is marked on : the cover, within a circle, "Eliner Waters-1718," while on the top of the handle are the initials : "E. T."
175 GENERAL JOSEPH PRINGLE TAYLOR, son of William Taylor, 84, was born in 1796. His father, at the time of his death, at Perth Amboy, in 1806, ex- pressed the desire that his children should remain in this country, and be reared as American citizens, the trouble being then over between England and this country, but his mother deemed it best to take her sons to England, where, through the influence of her family, Joseph Pringle Taylor received an Ensign's commission in the English Army. In 1811, at the tender age of fifteen, he was tossed into a saddle and sent to the East Indies, with the 22nd Light Dragoons, to take his luck.
In 1827, he returned to England with the rank of Lieut .- Colonel, and married Adelaide Frances, daughter of Col. John Shedden, of the English Army.
Issue 301 John Courtlandt Skinner Taylor 302 Isabella Sophia Eliza Taylor And others, who died young.
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176 COURTLANDT ELLIOT TAYLOR, son of William Taylor, 84.
Issue
303 Courtlandt Taylor
304 George Ballen Taylor
305 Emily Taylor
306 Eliza Taylor
307 Charles [?] Taylor
308 Gertrude Laura Taylor
177 GEORGE ELLIOT TAYLOR, of New York, son of William Taylor, 84, married, in 1828, a daughter of William Jepson.
Issue 309 William Jepson Taylor
310 Courtlandt Mulcastle Taylor
31I Maria Farquar Taylor
178 CATHARINE ELIZA TAYLOR, daughter of William Taylor, 84, married Clement C., son of Bishop Benjamin Moore.
Issue
312 Benjamin Moore
313 Clement Moore
314 William Taylor Moore married Miss Post
315 Margaret Elliot Moore married Rev. Dr. Ogden
181 HARRIET TAYLOR, daughter of Joseph Taylor, 85, married Joseph Irwin, a merchant of New York.
Issue 316 Dr. William T. Irwin, of Memphis, Tenn. In 1869, he was the sole sur- viving son of a family of three sons and three daughters.
182 CHARLOTTE TAYLOR, daughter of Joseph Taylor, 85, was born in 1791; married Dr. Samuel Beaumont, of Plattsburgh, N. Y. The family removed to St. Paul, Minn.
Issue 317 Joseph Irwin Beaumont : 318 Mary Beaumont born in 1821 And others
189 GEORGE TAYLOR, of New York, son of George Taylor, 89, was born at Garret's Hill, Middletown, N. J .; died, at New York, in 1835, aged 65 years.
Issue 319 Joseph R. Taylor. He held various offices in New York City. In 1850, he was Comptroller. He died in 1860.
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320 George G. Taylor. He was Secretary of the Bowery Insurance Company. 321 William H. Taylor
194 CAPT. JOSEPH TAYLOR, "boatman," son of George Taylor, 89, was born, at Garret's Hill, Middletown, N. J., in 1776; died, May 1, 1834, aged 58 years, 3 months and 26 days, and is buried at Garret's Hill. He resided on the homestead, at Garret's Hill, and followed the water as Captain of a schooner. He married Mary, daughter of John Robbins. She died, May 27, 1857, in her 76th year, and is buried at Garret's Hill.
1834, Feb. 12. Will of Joseph Taylor, of Middletown; proved May 15, 1834, dis- tributed his estate among his children.
Issue
322 Edward Taylor died unmarried
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