Elizabeth Baker

Notes:

Elizabeth (Taylor) Sallard Baker took care of the estate of her brother Richard b 1650 d 1669 as a minor. That proves their kinship.

History:

Elizabeth Taylor born 1645 was d/o John Taylor I and wife Elizabeth. She married Simon Sallard 1st, Thomas Baker 2nd, and John Brown 3rd.

Note: She and Simon sold 450 acres of land originally patented to her brother, John Taylor, February 15, 1667. (Lancaster County, Virginia Colony Records, p. 286).

From The descendants of Hugh Brent, immigrant to Isle of Wight county, Virginia, 1642, and some allied families, Curd, Doggett, Edmonds, Fleet, Lawson, Nutt & Wale … (1936) page 251-252 < Archive.Org >

+ 6 V John, m. Elizabeth Sallard, dau. of Simon Sallard and Elizabeth Taylor, dau. of John Taylor, “Ancient Planter.” Elizabeth m. (ii) John Brown, who left Va. very much in debt to his neighbors, especially /Rich. Doggett “for the care of a child,” 1709. John Wale d. 1699.

From http://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I08117...

1678-1681 Lancaster County Va Order Book; {Antient Press}: pg 472 Lancaster county Court 14th of May 1679

- Commission of Administracon accordinge to Acte upon the Estate of SIMON SALLARD (deced) is granted unto THOMAS BAKER and ELIZABETH his Wife, the late Widdowe and Relicte of the saide SALLARD, they giveing security accordinge to Acte, Mr. FORTUNATUS SIDNOR Mr. GEORGE FLOWER, FRANCIS EMANUELL and URIAH ANGELL are ordered to apprize the saide Estate and to bee sworne by the nexte Justice. An Inventory thereof to bee exhibited to the nexte Court. Mr. THOMAS LAURENCE and THOMAS MARTYN security

1695-1699 Lancaster County Order Book 4; {Antient Press}: pg 140-141

Lancaster County Court - 9th of July 1701

- WILLIAM JONES aged forty two sworn saith that Mr. THOMAS BAKER deced was chosen by Mr. JOHN PINKARD, BENJAMIN WALE and CHARLES SALLARD and your Deponent by MRS. ELIZABETH PINKARD for ye adjusting of ye Accounts between them and allotting them the Estates due to them out of their deceased Father's Estate in order to which wee over hailed Capt PINKARD's bookes and compared with ye Inventories of his Estate but could not find full sixty thousand pounds of tobacco to be justly due of what was inventoried excepting such tobacco as was due from such persons who were either absconded or died insolvent after which we deducted what toabacco was given by Will and such just debts as were paid by MRS. PINKARD and after computed each his proportion but cannot justly say what each just share of tobacco debts was and further saith not

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• 1. Carrell, William P. II. A New First Family of Virginia: John Taylor of Elizabeth City, Isle of Wight County, and Lancaster County, Virginia. American Genealogist (D.L. Jacobus). (2012-13) 86:100. 'Elizabeth Taylor [daughter of John] was born between 28 January 1637/8 and 14 September 1644, probably in Isle of Wight County, Virginia, where her parents lived at the time. The former date is derived from the fact that she was underage on 27 January 1657/8, ... The latter date is derived from the presumption that she was an adult when the Taylor cattle distribution was made, on 14 September 1665, showing that she had married Simon Sallard by then.'
• 2. Carrell, William P. II. A New First Family of Virginia: John Taylor of Elizabeth City, Isle of Wight County, and Lancaster County, Virginia. American Genealogist (D.L. Jacobus). (2012-13) 86:101. between date will written and probate