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William Taylor, Sr.

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Surry, VA
Death: 1820 (89-90)
Indian Creek, De Kalb, Tennessee, United States
Immediate Family:

Son of Benjamin T. Taylor Sr. and Widow Teasley
Husband of Martha Taylor (Hunt)
Father of James Taylor; Barzillia Taylor; Joseph Taylor; John Taylor Sr.; Drury L. Taylor, Sr. and 12 others
Brother of John Taylor; Margaret Taylor; Samuel Taylor; Dr. Charles Taylor and Benjamin T Taylor

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About William Taylor, Sr.

The Indian Creek Community The community in and around Indian Creek was first settled by the Taylors: William, Benjamin, David, Drury, John, Barzela and Henry as well as Jonathon and James Hendrixson. In the upper end early settlers included Archibald McInitire and William Tramel.A half-acre of land was given by E.W. Taylor in 1852 to build a school. By 1904, Indian Creek had Cave Springs School on the upper end, and Red Hill on the lower end.

Indian Creek Missionary Baptist Church was established in 1844, and later moved in 1947 to the Hurricane Ridge. Hubert Nixon pastored the Baptist Church at that time.

Indian Creek also had a Methodist Church on the upper end of the creek; McNamer’s Chapel lasted from 1874 until 1946.

Some of the local establishments included a mill owned by Ezekiel Taylor located on Mill Branch before the Civil War. Charlie Taylor had a store on Indian Creek for many years until 1946.

The Hicks Post Office was located at the mill from 1890 until 1904, when the postal service incorporated the rural route system. Sam Walker was the local doctor at Indian Creek in the years following the Civil War.

Source: Indian Creek Community - DeKalb County, Tennesseehttp://www.dekalbtennessee.com › indian-creek-commu... By 1904, Indian Creek had Cave Springs School on the upper end, and Red Hill on the lower end. Indian Creek Missionary Baptist Church was established in.............. .

Added by Janet Milburn 7/14/21 (I have Taylor books by Ardis Taylor, if you have a question about Taylor's I might be able to help, if you don't have the books (plural 3 or 4 they are packed away, don't recall how many there are).


ID: I44159

Name: William Taylor 1 2 3 4

Sex: M

Name: William Taylor , Sr 4

Birth: 1730 in Surry Co., Virginia 1 4

Birth: BET. 1730 - 1740 in VA 4

Birth: BEF. 1740 in Virginia 2 3 4

Death: ABT. 1825 in Dekalb Co., Tennessee 1 4

Death: BET. 1820 - 1830 in Smith County, TN 4

Death: BEF. 1830 in Smith Co., Tennessee 2 3 4

Census: 1787 Colonial Records 1787, Abbeville Di., SC, A Samuel Taylor was there in 1784. 4

Event: Other BET. 1800 - 1802 tax lists, Elbert Co. GA 4

Residence: 1787 Abbeville Co. SC to Wilkes Co. GA 4

Father: Benjamin T Taylor , Sr b: ABT. 1695 in Surry Co., Virginia

Mother: Unknown Teasley b: ABT. 1695

Marriage 1 Martha Hunt b: WFT Est. 1728-1753 in Surry Co., Virginia

Married: 1762 in Stokes Co., North Carolina 1 4

Married: BET. 1760 - 1765 4

Married: BEF. 1770 2 3 4

Children

John Taylor b: ABT. 1766 in Stokes Co., North Carolina

Barzilla Taylor b: ABT. 1770 in Stokes Co., North Carolina
George Taylor b: ABT. 1772 in Stokes Co., North Carolina
Joseph Taylor b: ABT. 1774 in North Carolina
Samuel Taylor b: 1776 in NC
William Taylor , Jr b: ABT. 1778 in Stokes Co., North Carolina
Martha Taylor b: 1782 in NC
Henry H Taylor b: ABT. 1785 in Wilkes County, GA
Drury Taylor b: 1788 in Elbert County, GA
James Taylor b: 1790 in Wilkes Co., Georgia
Sources:



On the Taylor Trail, Taylor Legends, William Taylor, Sr Vol III by Ardis Taylor, 13532 77th St, SE Lisbon, ND 58054-9473

Mary Taylor Switzer (MarySwitzer10@myfamily.com) postit 7-12-03 We are related through William Taylor and Martha Hunt.

Mary Taylor Switzer Lebanon Mo (MarySwitzer10@myfamily.com) email 7-14-03

"Grandmother was the last daughter of Jacob David Taylor son of Joseph Taylor. Her Bible starts out with Jacob Taylor and the Bible was printed in 1846. After my dad died in 1954, William Duane Taylor, son of Adolphes Leander Taylor son of Marion Duane Taylor son of Drury Taylor son of William and go on back to John Taylor who died in Surry Co Va 1687. Taylor Roots ralph4523@hotmail.com Ancestry.com"

Don Douglas (dondiablo@earthlink.net) email 4-14-2007

"My ggggrandfather is James Taylor b ca 1780/90 d 1871 m Rachel Rose and my gggggrandfather William Taylor b ca 1740 d ca 1820 m Martha "Patty/ Patsy" Hunt. James also married her younger sister Elizabeth Ede Rose on 22 Mar 1860 in Vanderburgh Co Indiana."

U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900

Name: Rice

Gender: Female

Spouse Name: William Taylor

Spouse Birth Place: VA

Spouse Birth Year: 1740

Marriage Year: 1760

Marriage State: TN

Number Pages: 1

U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900

Name: William Taylor

Gender: Male

Birth Place: VA

Birth Year: 1740

Spouse Name: Rice

Marriage Year: 1760

Marriage State: TN

Number Pages: 1

Change Date: 3 Nov 2017 at 10:49:55



More from Janet (Schultz) Milburn:

Some of the local establishments included a mill owned by Ezekiel Taylor located on Mill Branch before the Civil War. Charlie Taylor had a store on Indian Creek for many years until 1946.

The Hicks Post Office was located at the mill from 1890 until 1904, when the postal service incorporated the rural route system. Sam Walker was the local doctor at Indian Creek in the years following the Civil War.

Source: Indian Creek Community - DeKalb County, Tennessee http://www.dekalbtennessee.com › indian-creek-community By 1904, Indian Creek had Cave Springs School on the upper end, and Red Hill on the lower end. Indian Creek Missionary Baptist Church was established in.............. .

Added by Janet Milburn 7/14/21 (I have Taylor books by Ardis Taylor, if you have a question about Taylor's I might be able to help, if you don't have the books (plural 3 or 4 they are packed away, don't recall how many there are).

Below is one history of Dekalb co. Tennessee with mention of Taylors, there are others, haven't gone thru them, only this one, when I get time I will attempt to check other's out. Histories such as these give some 'life' to the person, if you know what I mean. If you know other links, please share with your Taylor Cousins.

Janet

Microsoft Word - History of Dekalb Co., by Hale.doc HISTORY OF DEKALB COUNTY TENNESSEE __________ By WILL T. HALE

Pg. 70 Indian Creek Church, eight miles north of Smithville, dates back to 1844. First named Caney Fork Church, it was changed to Indian Creek in 1848. Among its pastors were Henry Fite, J. C. Brien, William Simpson, J. M. Stewart, D. C. Taylor, D. W. Taylor, A. J. Waller, and W. E. Wauford



Seems, this info following, is NOT pertaining to this William. Keeping it, so, I might order it, to some other William Taylor.

William TAYLOR

Gender/Geschlecht mäle/mannlich

Birth/Geburt 1767 , Augusta, Virginia

Death/Tod 26 Dezember 1854

Birth/Geburt 1767 , Augusta, Virginia

Death/Tod 26 Dezember 1854

PARENTS/ELTERN

Father/Vater William TAYLOR

Mother/Mutter Elizabeth ANDERSON

NOTE(S)/ANMERKUNGEN (1)

This person's information was combined while in Ancestral File. The following submitters of the information may or may not agree with the combining of the information: ZO ELLEN/CARTER/ (2207946) DIANE H./SURTEES/ (2214004) NORMAN B./WOODBURY (2243180) TONNA/MUSTIAN/ (2245419) BILLY & MARGARET/TAYLOR/ (2337826) SHARON/BERNSTEIN/ (2352867) NOLAN REED/TAYLOR (2392891) GARDNER CAYCE/WEBER (2496758) FRANK LAUDERDALEJR./SAFFARRANS,/ (2506852)

SOURCES/DIESEN EINTRAG ANFÜHREN

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "Ancestral File," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:1:MZ8C-9DB : accessed 2017-04-05), entry for William TAYLOR.

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ANCESTRAL FILE

Ancestral-File-Nummer JS22-DQ

Thomas William COX 1876-1962 ​
Alma WRIGHT 1874- ​
Mattie Mae COX 1884-1952 ​
Nancy Alnora COX 1895-1924 ​

Titus Singleton COX 1879-1936 ​
Jessie Cornelia BEST 1883-1977 ​
Augustus Benjamin COX 1890-1972 ​

David Marshall COX 1881-1949 ​
Ida Amanda BRASHER 1883-1973 ​

Samuel Edgar Ellsworth COX 1886-1954 ​
Leatha NORRIES 1889-1964 ​
Jessie Dee COX 1888- ​

Rufus Edwin HORRELL 1883-1939 ​
Mary Ellen COX 1893-1991 ​

William Madison HEARNE 1896-1940 ​
Annabel COX 1898-1992 ​
Velma Virginia COX 1900-1978 ​

Benjamin Franklin COX 1856-1941 ​
Sarah Frances SMART 1860-1927 ​
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William Taylor, Sr.'s Timeline

1730
January 10, 1730
Surry, VA
1760
January 30, 1760
Culpeper, Culpeper County, Virginia, USA
1766
1766
Stokes, NC, United States
1768
1768
Stokes, Pitt County, North Carolina, United States
1772
1772
North Carolina, United States
1774
1774
North Carolina, United States
1774
NC, United States
1774
Stokes County, North Carolina, USA
1778
September 7, 1778
Stokes, North Carolina, United States
1778
Elbert, Georgia, United States