Col. George F. Taylor

Colonel of Orange County Militia. Fought in the Indian Wars. Burgess of Orange County, 1748-49, and 1752-58, member of Committee of Safety, 1774-75, member of convention of 1775; vestryman of Epicopal church in King George county; Clerk of Orange county for many years. He was father of ten soldiers of the Revolution, nine of whom were officers.

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-------------------------------------- Birth: Feb. 11, 1711 Virginia, USA Death: Nov. 4, 1792 Rapidan Culpeper County Virginia, USA

He was a Colonel in the Revolutionary War and holds the distinction of the SAR.

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From: DAR Patriot Index Washington 1966 Page 667 George Taylor, b: 2-11-1711 d: 11-4-1792 m:(1) Rachel Gibson m:(2) Mrs. Sarah Taliaferro Conway PS VA

(Contributed by Pam Barns)

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Parents:
 James Taylor (1675 - 1729)
 Martha Thompson Taylor (1679 - 1762)

Spouse:
 Rachel Gibson Taylor (1717 - 1761)*

Children:
 James Gibson Taylor (1738 - 1808)*
 Jonathan Gibson Taylor (1742 - 1803)*
 Richard Taylor (1747 - 1825)*
 Charles Taylor (1755 - 1821)*

Siblings:
 Frances Taylor Madison (1700 - 1761)*
 James Taylor (1703 - 1784)*
 Margaret Taylor Polk (1705 - 1763)*
 Zachary Taylor (1707 - 1768)*
 Zachary Taylor (1707 - 1768)*
 George Francis Taylor (1711 - 1792)
 Erasmus Taylor (1715 - 1794)*

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Burial: Greenfield Cemetery Orange County Virginia, USA

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Created by: Paul Taylor "Moochie" Record added: Mar 21, 2007 Find A Grave Memorial# 18541233 http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=taylor&GSfn=george&GSbyrel=all&GSdy=1792&GSdyrel=in&GSob=n&GRid=18541233&df=all&