Family:James Taylor and Mary Gregory (1)

James Taylor, Esq., the immigrant b. Est 1640 Carlisle, Cumberland, England d. 30 Apr 1698 King and Queen (now Caroline) County, Virginia	Parents: John Gregory and Elizabeth Bishop Mary Gregory b. 1665 Old Rappahannock (extinct), Virginia, United States d. 1747 Bowling Green, Caroline, Virginia, United States

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Facts and Events

Marriage^[1]

10 Aug 1682

Children

		Birth	Death
1.	John Taylor	Abt 1683 Caroline, Virginia, United States	(in infancy)
2.	unnamed Taylor	12 Jan 1684/85 Caroline, Virginia, United States	(in infancy)
3.	Ann Taylor	12 Jan 1684/85 Caroline, Virginia, United States
4.	Mary Taylor	21 Jan 1686/87 Caroline, Virginia, United States	(in infancy)
5.	Mary Taylor	29 Jun 1688 New Kent (now Caroline), Virginia, United States	10 Jun 1770 Culpeper, Virginia, United States
6.	Col. Edmund Taylor	5 Jul 1690 New Kent (now Caroline), Virginia, United States
7.	John Taylor	1692 New Kent (now Caroline), Virginia	(in infancy) New Kent (now Caroline), Virginia
8.	Elizabeth Taylor	10 Jun 1694 New Kent (now Caroline), Virginia
9.	John Taylor	18 Nov 1696 New Kent (now Caroline), Virginia	22 Mar 1780 Granville (now Vance), North Carolina, United States

References

↑ James Taylor (d. 1698), in Find A Grave.

Taylor Family Bible Record
'James Taylor the Elder married Mary Gregory, August 10, 1682.'
Anderson, William Kyle. Donald Robertson and his wife Rachel Rogers of King and Queen County, Virginia: their ancestry and posterity : also a brief account of the ancestry of Commodore Richard Taylor of Orange County, Virginia, and his naval history during the War of the American Revolution. (Detroit, Mich.: unknown, 1900)
p. 227.

'James Taylor, the elder, married secondly, on August 12, 1682, Mary Gregory, sister of Richard and John Gregory, and by her had four sons and five daughters, ...'

Presumably the difference in date from the bible record is due to a legibility problem. The bible transcription comes from 1926, and I have used it instead of this transcription.