Married a John Ulery
Refered to as Lizzie, married an Abe Rock.
Married a Laz Wareham.
Married Joe Snowberger.
Mary was alive when Daniel R. Teeter visited her and her brother John in June of 1894, however, she was a widow at that time.
This Samuel was with Daniel at the funeral of his Aunt Barbara 12 Jun 1894. They were living on the so. side of Morrison's Cove. His father, John was too feeble to be able to attend the funeral.
Del Taylor is working on this line as of 26 Aug 2004.
Del Taylor
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Cell 623-340-8148Taylor Fam. Cem. call 336-434-2535 (Trinity, NC) Vicki Hedgecock, spouse-Bob, Mother- Mae Taylor Powell. (Frank Tucker owns 1/2 of old Taylor Farm-Ashby Hyatt owns other 20 acres minus the 1 1/2 acres of the Taylor Fam. Cem.Taylor Family
This information on the Taylor Family line was received from Phebe Taylor Kapple who recieved it from Rose Hiatt Tervort, Payson, UT. The family dates back to the 10th century, coming from Normandy with William the Conqueror. The descendants today in England being the Earl of Pennington. Your American progenitor, James Taylor, born in 1615 at Carlisle, England, twenty miles from the Pennington Manor, was the youngest son of the Earl of Pennington, another member of the family becoming the Lord of Hare Castle. On the female side was Martha Thomson, the granddaughter of Sir Roger Thompson, who was secretary of the Virginia Colony under Cromwell. This Martha Thompson and James Taylor the 2nd were progenitors of five presidents of the United States, namely - James Madison, Zachary Taylor, Wm. H. Harrison, Benjamin Harrison, and John Tyler. Your ancestor who served in the war of 1776 was Joseph Taylor, born 1751 in Virginia in Ante Bellum days -- later family members intermarried with the first families of Virginia. Some were leaders in the Revolution, most prominent ones from Virginia, Kentucky, Alabama, Tennessee, North and South Carolina. Shelton ward is a suburb of Mt. Airy, 8 or 10 miles to the east. The burial plot referred to on the Scott homestead is nestled among the pines and trees about a halt a mile from the old home or house where my mother Jarmelia Scott grew up. Buried in this plot are grandfather Jarrot Scott and his two wives Permelia Thomas and Sarah Evans; also some sons and daughters, whose names we could not read as the markers were chiseled from red sandstone and storms over the years had washed away all the markings. We could not have known who they were except for the wife of grandfather's youngest son Jarrot, Arminda Hiatt Scott, the only living member of the family who could identify them. We were grateful for her help. She has since passed on. The Taylor burial plot is located on the old Taylor farm, a few hundred yards from the house, however, the old home was replaced by a new one--probably fifty years old when we were there. In this cemetery were family members from several generation back, and the markers or tombstones were in fairly good condition, however, graves and markers were almost hidden by weeds. This information is authentic because I made the trip myself back to all places of interest in 1935, and found firsthand information.....Nettie T Christensen
(1032.) NANCY JANE HIATT (364.) (72.) (10.) (2.) (1.):
b. 10 May 1814, Stokes Co., NC.; d. 23 January 1902, Salem, Utah; m. 16 November 1830, to JAMES TAYLOR, son of Benjamin and Nancy I(Williams). Taylor; b. 20 October 1805, Va.; d. July 1870, Mt. Airy, Surry Co., NC. ]CH: (2666.) Martha Jane; (2667.) Clark; (2668.) Charles William; (2669.) Gabriel; (2670.) George Washington; (2671.) Micca Ann; (2672.) Evan; (2673.) James Allen; (2674.) Uriah Henderson; (2675.) Phebe Belinda; (2676.) Eliza Emeline. (R117).
Marriage to Robert Wimmer was cancelled in 1878. Payson, UT 1st ward records: Bapt. 1 Aug 1872 same day as her daughter by W. Whitehead.
Her daughter said Nancy came to UT with independent company in 1873! Father is Moses Hiatt and mother is Martha (Patsy) Danley.
Nancy is #1032 in the Hiatt-Hiett book of genealogy:
Payson, UT 1st ward records: Bapt. 1 aug 1872 same day as her daughter by W. Whitehead.
Her daughter said Nancy came to UT with independent company in 1873.
According to the Manwill Pioneer Page....Nancy came by train in the Henry Boyle Company, arriving in April 1872 and made thier home in Salem, UT. Nancy was 58, son, Evan was 27 wife Jamelia Scott was 25, their daughter Lucy Ann was 4, and daughter Minerva Adeline was 2. Nancy's son Uriah Henderson was 21 and his wife Martha Jane Marsh was 21.
The following relatives of Nancy Jane Hiatt Taylor also came to UT:
her son, James Allen and his wife Louisa Jane came prior to Oct 1869.
her dauther Phebe Belinda Taylor Stone came after 21Sep 1872.
her daughter Eliza Emiline Taylor Stone and husband Joseph Adams Stone came prior to 1875
her sister-in-law Sarah E. Taylor and
her sister Ann Jane Hiatt Taylor and husband Benjamin Taylor came between 2 Mar 1869 and 9 May 1870
her brother-in-law Thomas Taylor and wife Mary Ann (Polly) Danley Taylor came betweeen 24 Apr 1870 and 1 Jun 1874.
(2667.) CLARK TAYLOR (1032.) (364.) (72.) (10.) (2.) (1.):
b. 26-11mo-1833, Surry Co., NC.; d. 1mo- 1902. (R117).Clark is #2667 in the Hiatt-Hiett book of genealogy:
Ancestry...MyFamily.com states death date 1841
(2669.) GABRIAL TAYLOR (1032.) (364.) (72.) (10.) (2.) (1.):
b. 16-7mo-1838, Surry Co., NC.; d. 1862 in Civil War. (R117).Was killed in the Civil War. Was a farm laborer...Gabriel volunteered 5 Jun 1861 at Surry when he was 22. He was killed 2-4 May 1863 at the Battle of Chancellorsville, VA.
is #2669 in the Hiatt-Hiett book of genealogy:
Was a farm laborer...Gabriel volunteered 5 Jun 1861 at Surry when he was 22. He was killed 2-4 May 1863 at the Battle of Chancellorsville, VA. Pvt. Co I 21 Inf. Reg. NC
(2670.) GEORGE WASHINGTON TAYLOR (1032.) (364.) (72.) (10.) (2.) (1.):
b. 9-4mo-1841, Surry Co., NC.; d. 1841. (R117).
Benjamin purchased 200 acres of land in Brunswick County in 1798 and he was listed as a resident of Lunenburg Co. at that time and the property was adjoining that of Daniel Taylor, his older brother. . He lived there until 1813 as the court records show that he made a deed to all of his property in Brunswick in Nov 12, 1812 to John Williams, his Father-in-law.
...In the year 1813, Benjamin, son of Thomas Taylor III (1750-1821) moved to Surry Co. and bought 100 acres of land from Richard Puckett near Westfield. On this farm along side Flat Shoal Creek, Ben was a successful farmer, as he sold his original land holding in 1819 and bought other parcels of land over a period of 13 years. Benjamin made his home on a farm he purchased from E. Harris on Stoney Creek in 1825.There were other Taylors that moved to Surry co. about the same time ...Some were land purchasers locally and others migrated elsewhere, largely to Utah when they embraced the Mormon Faith. A nephew Thomas purchased 89 acres in 1814 on the sounth side of Toms Creek and the sale by Benjamin in 1819 was to Sussanah Taylor, widow of William Taylor, older brother of Benjamin. James the oldest son sesttled on a farm he purchased in 1837 on Toms Creek. Thomas settled on the Westfield-Mt. Airy road and was known as Road Tom; Elizabeth married her cousin, Thomas, who was known as Ridge Tom--as they lived in the Chestnut Ridges; Lucinda married Iredell Venable, who was the father of Milton Venable and ancestor of the Venables in our family. Benjamin has been given the credit of giving Stony Creek its name... The 1850 census shows Benjamin as having 3 slaves with only Rebecca (27) at home along with a 15 year old boy named Riley WARDEN. Benjamin died in 1853 and was buried in the Old Taylor Graveyard on the some farm. His wife, Nancy and several of their childred are also buried there. This graveyard is located on the late Ashby Hiatt's farm. Ben Tucker owns and lives on the property now...
In the records of Brunswick Co., VA, we find in the settlement of the estate of John Williams that Nancy Williams Taylor and her husband Benjamin of Surry Co. ,NC participated in a suit against Benjamin Wilkinson, Adminr. of John Williams estate. This is recorded in Order Book 35, p. 538. Place of death also given as Brunswick, VA. Chris has noted that Benjamin was born in Lunenburg Co., Virginia. Name: Benjamin TAYLOR
Surname: Taylor
Given Name: Benjamin
Sex: M
Birth: 13 Jul 1780 in Lunenburg Co., VA
Death: 23 Oct 1853 in Surry Co., NC
_UID: 42A07AB53986D811950700E04C918349DE3FNote:
Information on this family from World Connect search, Ron Coleman. No primary source material given. Ron has descendant information for all children. Brunswick VA and Surry NC are each near the state line but not close to each other so the birth place for each child is curious. If accurate, it indicates frequent movement between the locations.Marriage date is May 24 or 26, 1803.
"Heritage of Surry County North Carolina" Vol. 1, Part 3, 1983, story 702 by Alice Taylor Peele and Mae Taylor Powell and story 701 by Steve Taylor, contains information pertaining to a Daniel Taylor and descendants. Both articles indicate that Benjamin is descentant of a Rev. Daniel Taylor born abt 1665 who settled in York Co. VA in 1703. He and his wife owned land in Surry Co. VA and served as Rector of Blissland Parrish Episcopal Church from 1704 to 1729. Sources sited in the article include bible records, gravestones and court records. These sources indicate that Daniel was the progenitor of our Taylor line but other sources I have found indicate that Thomas Taylor Sr. who died 1744 in Surry Co. VA is the progenitor.
Benjamin and family moved to Surry Co., NC in 1813 and purchased 100 acres of land from Richard Puckett on Flat Shoal Creek, near Westfield NC. There were several other Taylor families who moved to Surry Co. about the same time. Benjamin lived on a farm he purchased in 1825 from E. Harris on Stoney Creek. He is buried in the Taylor Cemetery on this farm as are his wife Nancy and several of their children.
"Surry County, NC, Will Book 5 - 1853-1868" page 3 contains the will of Benjamin containing names of his living children. Daniel had taken care of his parents and Benjamin gave the 90 acres where Benjamin lived in compensation. He left his property to his wife Nancy.
Change Date: 4 Apr 2004 at 17:39:37Father: Thomas TAYLOR III b: ABT 1750 in Lunenburg Co., VA
Mother: Alice COMPTON b: ABT 1752 in Brunswick Co., VAMarriage 1 Nancy WILLIAMS b: 25 Aug 1787 in Brunswick Co., VA
Married: 26 May 1803 in Brunswick Co., VA
Children
Elizabeth TAYLOR b: 12 Jun 1804 in Surry Co., NC
James TAYLOR b: 20 Oct 1805 in Brunswick Co., VA
Jane TAYLOR b: 29 Oct 1807 in Brunswick Co., VA
John Anderson TAYLOR b: 25 Sep 1809 in Brunswick Co., VA
Sarah E. TAYLOR b: 4 May 1811 in Brunswick Co., VA
Thomas TAYLOR b: 20 Dec 1813
Benjamin TAYLOR Jr b: 14 Jun 1816 in Mount Airy, Surry Co., NC
Nancy Ann TAYLOR b: 18 Nov 1818 in Brunswick Co., VA
Daniel William TAYLOR b: 29 Aug 1820 in Surry Co., NC
Rebecca TAYLOR b: 4 Nov 1822 in Surry Co., NC
Lucinda Alice TAYLOR b: 12 Nov 1825 in Brunswick Co., VABenjamin purchased 200 acres of land in Brunswick County in 1798 and he was listed as a resident of Lunenburg Co. VA at that time and the property was adjoining that of Daniel Taylor, his older brother. . He lived there until 1813 as the court records show that he made a deed to all of his property in Brunswick in Nov 12, 1812 to John Williams, his Father-in-law.
...In the year 1813, Benjamin, son of Thomas Taylor III (1750-1821) moved to Surry Co. and bought 100 acres of land from Richard Puckett near Westfield along side Flat Shoal Creek. Ben was a successful farmer, as he sold his original land holding in 1819 and bought other parcels of land over a period of 13 years.
1815--- 50 acres from A Kincannon - on Chestnut Ridge
1817----100 acres from N Angel - on Flat Shoal Creek
1825----125 acres from E Harris - on Stoney Creek
1825----125 additional acres from E Harris on Stony Creek
1828-----48 acres state grant adjoining M Davis
Benjamin made his home on a farm he purchased from E. Harris on Stoney Creek in 1825.There were other Taylors that moved to Surry co. about the same time ... A nephew Thomas purchased 89 acres in 1814 on the sounth side of Toms Creek and the sale by Benjamin in 1819 was to Sussanah Taylor, widow of William Taylor, older brother of Benjamin. James the oldest son sesttled on a farm he purchased in 1837 on Toms Creek. Thomas settled on the Westfield-Mt. Airy road and was known as Road Tom; Elizabeth married her cousin, Thomas, who was known as Ridge Tom--as they lived in the Chestnut Ridges; Lucinda married Iredell Venable, who was the father of Milton Venable and ancestor of the Venables in our family. Benjamin has been given the credit of giving Stony Creek its name... The 1850 census shows Benjamin as having 3 slaves with only Rebecca (27) at home along with a 15 year old boy named Riley WARDEN. Benjamin died in 1853 and was buried in the Old Taylor Graveyard on the same farm. His wife, Nancy and several of their childred are also buried there. This graveyard is located on the late Ashby Hiatt's farm. Ben Tucker owns and lives on the property now..
.Some were land purchasers locally and others migrated elsewhere, largely to Utah when they embraced the Mormon Faith. One of them, David Rufus Taylor became one of the Elders of the Mormon Church and another cousin, Daniel Haymore became a big rancher in New Mexico.
In the records of Brunswick Co., VA, we find in the settlement of the estate of John Williams that Nancy Williams Taylor and her husband Benjamin of Surry Co. ,NC participated in a suit against Benjamin Wilkinson, Adminr. of John Williams estate. This is recorded in Order Book 35, p. 538.{WILLIAM HIATT SELLS LAND IN PREPARATION TO EMIGRATE TO OHIO
William and Sarah Hiatt continued to work this land growing enough food for their sustenance until 26th of August 1829 when he sold 100 acres to Benjamin Taylor for $200. Benjamin Taylor would later become a relative through marriage.
Benjamin Taylor had a daughter by the name of Elizabeth Taylor who later married Sterling Taylor. Elizabeth and Sterling Taylor were the parents of Mary Taylor who married William Hiatt, the son of Jesse Hiatt mentioned above. So this Stoney Creek property was owned by the Taylors as well as the Hiatts both of whom are our ancestors.
The property is located on Sheep Farm Road which intersects with Hollow Road shown on the map on page 163 (obtained from the Surry Community College Library in Dobson) and on page 19 sent to me by Delia Sechrest or Ella Gammons.). It is also interesting to note that "Hollow Road" called the "Main Wagon Road", most likely is the Great Wagon Road which was greatly traveled from 1740 to 1800 and took the Hiatts from Philadelphia to Yadkin River.}Taylor Family Cemetery
(Benjamin Taylor and Nancy Williams)Directions: Take new hwy 52 south from Mt. Airy approximately 3 miles to exit on old hwy 52 continue south approximately 2 miles to Armstrong road SR #1822 . You can only turn east on Armstrong. Cross over new hwy 52 approximately 1.3 miles as road turns north, there is a long lane headed east that forks to a garage and home on the right. Take the left fork north over a little rise and you will see the Taylor Family Cemetery straight ahead.
Up dated and corrected listing of those interred in Taylor family cemetery
1. John A. Taylor (son of Benjamin and Nancy) b. 25 Sep 1809 d. 30 Nov 1886
2. Susan J. Taylor (wife of John A. Taylor) b. 22 Aug 1816 d. 5 Jul 1885
3. Stephen A. Taylor (son of John Anderson Taylor) b. 4 Jan 1855 d. 16 Jan 1918
4. Emily Key Taylor (wife of Stephen A. Taylor) b. 6 Jul 1860 d. 20 Sep 1954
5. Infant daughter of Stephen and Emily b. 24 Feb 1892 d. 6 Mar 1892
6. J.B. Taylor (son of Emery Stephen Taylor and Minnie Cook) b. 14 Dec 1919 d. 5 Jul 1921
7. Ida V.Taylor (daughter of Walter A Taylor and Candis Cobler) b. 30 Dec 1904 d. 19 May 1907
8. Elizabeth F. Taylor (dau. of John A. Taylor) b. 23 Jun 1849 d. 2 Apr 1868
9 Armstead Taylor (son of John A. Taylor) b. 12 Mar 1843 d. 30 Apr 1844
10. Jones Taylor (son of Sterling and Elizabeth, Sterling is, b. 29 Jul 1834 d. 7 Feb 1873 son of William Taylor and Susannah Singleton,Elizabeth is daughter of Benjamin and Nancy Williams)
11. Paulina J. Taylor (wife of M.D. Bryant, daughter of b. 13 Jul 1838 d. 23 Dec 1930 Sterling and Nancy Taylor, Nancy is daughter of Cornelius Taylor)
12. M. D. Bryant (husband of Paulina) b. 29 Jun 1835 d. 29 Mar 1882
13. Faithy Briant ("Susan" daughter of M D and Paulina) b. 20 Dec 1862 d. 1 Feb 1863
14. Hiram Taylor (Son of Ridge Tom and Sarah E Taylor, b. 24 Sep 1831 d. 23 Aug 1854 Ridge Tom is son of William Taylor and Susannah Singleton)
15. Francis Hiatt ("Sarah" daughter of Ridge Tom and b. 27 Sep 1836 d. 25 Jan 1856 Sarah E.Taylor, wife of Jonathan Hiatt)
16. Martin Taylor (son of Ridge Tom and Sarah E Taylor) b. 16 Nov 1834 d. 29 Jul 1910
17. Mary A. Taylor(wife of Martin Taylor) b. 29 Jul 1834 d. 25 Dec 1901
18. Monroe Taylor(son of Martin and Mary)b. 8 Jun 1864 d. 7 Mar 1882
19. Kizzie Taylor(daughter of Martin and Mary) b. 2 May 1866 d. 6 Apr 1944
20. Martha (Mattie E. McIver, wife of J. A. McIver, b. 12 May 1868 d. 24 May 1890
daugther of Martin and Mary)
21. Mickie Ann Inman (daughter of Martin and Mary) b. 19 Sep 1872 d. 19 Nov 1937
22. John T. Inman(husband of Mickie Ann Taylor) b. 24 Sep 1876 d. 1 Jan 1953
23. Infant son of J.T and M.A. Inman b. 29 Jan ? d. 27 Dec 1902
24. Grady son of J.T. and M.A. Inman b. 2 May 1904 d. 10 Feb 190825. James A. Taylor (son of Benjamin and Nancy) b. 20 Oct 1805 d. 24 July 1870
26. Mickie Ann Simmons (dau of James A. Taylor) b. 7 Mar 1843 d. 30 Oct 1902
27. David Simmons (son of Mickie Ann) b. 29 Oct 1866 d. 17 Dec 1885
28. Martha A. Simmons (daughter of Mickie Ann) b. 23 Jan 1864 d. 10 Oct 1865
29. Infant(of Mickie Ann Simmons) b. 14 Feb 1882 d. 22 Feb 1882
30. Taylor Burris (wife Nancy Morton) b. 28 Dec 1784 d. circa 1848
(drowned at Rocky Bar, son of Solomon Burris Sr. who
came from Germany by way of England, and Judith Taylor)31. 32. And 33. Benjamin Taylor b. 13 Jul 1780 d. 26 Oct 1853; wife Nancy Williams b. 25 Aug 1787 d. 19 Aug 1866: and Susanna Singleton b.1780 d. 18 Nov 1829 (wife of Benjamin's brother William ) Graves lie under a 2 ton concrete marker with 20" square metal that reads: Taylor graveyard, this memorial to the memory of the ancestors of many of the Surry County Taylors who migrated from Brunswick County, Virginia, to here in 1813. Three piles of rocks once were on this spot and are believed to have been placed over the graves of Benjamin, his wife and the widow of his brother, William. Benjamin Taylor, July 13, 1870-Oct. 25, 1853. Nancy (Williams) Taylor, Aug. 25, 1787-August 19, 1866. William Taylor (who died in the War in 1814 and wife Susan (Singleton) Taylor.
Also Hugh Taylor stone with no name around, and is made of granite. Also loose footstone with D. S. on it.
Place of birth also given as Brunswick, VA. There are two baptismal and Endowment dates for Nancy. The others are b. 16 Jun 1959, end. 7 Dec 1959.
Death date also given as 19 Aug 1866
(2661.) ELIZABETH McCLURE (1004.) (344.) (70.) (10.) (2.) (1.):
m. REED PICK.
(1004.) EDNA HIATT (344.) (70.) (10.) (2.) (1.):
b. c1829, Ind.; m. 1851 to CHARLES W. McCLURE, son of William and Fanny (Rose). McClure; b. 2 September 1826, in East Tenn.CH: (2660.) Laura E.; (2661.) Elizabeth; (2662.) Fannie; (2663.) Charles A.; (2664.) William A.; (2665.) James W.
Hiatt Hiett Family History Volume I, page 338, 508
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Hiatt Hiett Family History Volume I, page 338, 508
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Hiatt Hiett Family History Volume I, page 338, 508
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