Charles
Taylor
Sr.
Born about in Province of South Carolina
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of
Martha (Bryant) Taylor
— married
[date unknown] [location unknown]
Descendants 
Father of
Charles Taylor Jr.
Died about
at about age 83
in Marion County, South Carolina, United States of America [uncertain]
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Biography
Charles Taylor Sr., was born in about 1750 in South Carolina. He married Martha Bryant. They had several children, including a son named Charles, Jr. The following are census records for "Charles Taylor", in South Carolina and in Mississippi. Charles Jr., moved to Mississippi.
1810 Census of Claiborne County, Mississippi:
Charles Taylor - born 1710 -1788.
Mrs. Taylor - born 1710-1788.
Son Taylor - born 1801-1810.
Son Taylor- born 1801-1810.
Son Taylor- born 1801-1810.
Daughter Taylor - born 1801-1810.
Daughter Taylor- born 1801-1810.
Daughter Taylor- born 1801-1810.
Daughter Taylor- born 1801-1810.
Total = 9
1810 Census of Washington County, Mississippi:
Charles Taylor - born 1710-1788.
Mrs. Taylor - born 1710-1788.
Daughter- born 1790-1810.
Daughter - born 1790-1810.
Daughter- born 1790-1810.
Daughter - born 1790-1810.
Total = 6
1820 Census of Greenville County, South Carolina:
Charles Taylor - born 1776-1794.
Mrs. Taylor - born 1776-1794.
Total = 2
1820 Census of Marion County, Mississippi:
Charles Taylor - born 1720-1775. Notes: This would be Jr.
Mrs. Taylor - born 1720-1775.
Son - born 1795-1804.
Daughter - born 1810-1820.
Daughter - born 1805-1810
Daughter - 1795-1804.
Daughter - born 1795-1804.
Total = 7
1830 Census of Marion County, South Carolina:
Charles Taylor - born 1801-1810. Notes: This would be Charles III perhaps.
Mrs. Taylor - born 1801-1810.
Son- born 1825-1830.
Daughter - born 1825-1830.
Older Woman {maybe a Mother or Grandmother} - born 1761-1770.
Total = 5
1830 Census of Marion County, Mississippi:
Charles Taylor - born 1771-1780. Notes: This would be Jr.
Mrs Taylor - born 1791-1800. Notes: This would be Sarah, his 2nd wife.
Son - born 1816-1820.
Daughter - born 1821-1825.
Daughter- born 1816-1820.
Total = 5
1840 Census Marion County, Mississippi:
Charles Taylor - born 1771-1780. Notes: This would be Jr.
Mrs. Taylor - born 1791-1800. Notes: This would be Sarah, his 2nd Wife.
Son - born 1835-1840.
Sources
1. U.S., Federal Census 1810 Claiborne, Mississippi.
2. U.S., Federal Census 1810 Washington County, Mississippi.
3. U.S., Federal Census 1820 Greenville County, South Carolina; M33-120; Image: 157; page 96; August 7, 1820.
4. U.S., Federal Census 1820 Marion County, Mississippi; page 87; NARA Roll: M33-57; Image 95. August 7, 1820.
5. U.S., Federal Census 1830 Marion County, South Carolina; M19-172; page 49; Family History Library Film: 0022506.
6. U.S., Federal Census 1830 Marion County, Mississippi.
7. American Genealogical-Biographical Index [AGBI]; Charles Taylor born 1750 in South Carolina; Volume 174; Page 246; Heads of Families at the first U.S., Census, SC; by US Bureau of the Census, Washington, 1908, [page 150]; 25.
7. U.S., Federal Census 1840 Marion County, Mississippi.
8. Mississippi, State and Territorial Census Collection, 1792-1866; line 37; Roll v229_2.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Charles by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA. However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Charles:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Charles by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA. However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Charles:
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~1.56%
Robert Smith
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~1.56%
Wynon Stewart :
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~0.78%
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~0.78%
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~0.78%
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~0.78%
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~0.78%
Mark Smith :
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~0.39%
Regina (Andrews) Dellucci :
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~0.39%
Tom Malley :
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~0.39%
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~0.39%
Mary Malley :
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