Sara WILSON? d. Aft 1814

Taylor Family Genealogy

- Aft 1814

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Family Caleb TAYLOR, b. Between 1740 and 1745, ? , d. 1783, Rutherford Co. NC (Age ~ 43 years)

Children

	1. Jeremiah TAYLOR, b. 27 Feb 1774, Tyron Co. NC , d. 21 May 1848, Marion Co. Mo. (Age 74 years) [natural]
	2. Martha TAYLOR, b. 1776 [natural]
	3. Sarah TAYLOR, b. 1775, d. 1862 (Age 87 years) [natural]
	4. John TAYLOR, b. 1772 [natural]

Last Modified 1 Nov 2019

Family ID F27 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

Sara's maiden name is not confirmed--JET

She is listed as a witness to her husband's land deed. She could not write her name as there appears an X after the name. Her name is spelled "Sarey" Taylor

[S38] Family group sheet prepared by Joshua Eugene Taylor.
[S176] Ed Dittmer Reasearch paper.
It is clear that Caleb Taylor’s widow Sarah had not remarried before 20 July 1814 when she and her two sons Jeremiah Taylor and John Taylor “of Rutherford County” sold to Andrew Miller a 100 acre tract on Mountain Creek in Rutherford County bordering land of Anthony Dickey that had been part of a 150 acre tract originally patented by Jonas Bedford in 1770 and subsequently sold by him to Caleb Taylor in 1773 as previously noted. It is not yet known what happened to Caleb Taylor’s widow Sarah after the above sale of land in 1814, but these two sons of Caleb---John Taylor (born c1772) and Jeremiah Taylor (born 1774)---had moved nto the Blue Ridge Mountains after their marriages in 1798 to Mary (Powell?) and Elizabeth King respectively, with Jeremiah subsequently removing to Missouri by1820. Caleb Taylor’s posited daughter Martha Taylor (born c1776) married a posited first cousin Rowland Hunnicutt and moved to Pendleton District, SC. The other two posited children of Caleb Taylor were Rebecca Taylor (born c1766) and Sarah Taylor (born c1778) who married John Devenport and Jonathan King respectively and remained in the Rutherford/Polk County area.