Andrew Taylor I
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Andrew Greene Taylor I (abt. 1731 - 1787)

Andrew Greene [uncertain] Taylor I
Born about in County Antrium or Armaugh, Ulster North Irelandmap [uncertain]
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 1751 in Augusta, Virginia, British Colonial Americamap
Husband of — married 15 Feb 1779 in Augusta, Virginiamap
Descendants descendants
Died at about age 56 in Elizabethton, Carter County, Tennessee, USAmap
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Ireland Native
Andrew Taylor I was born in Ireland.
Andrew Taylor I lived in Appalachia, in Tennessee.
Daughters of the American Revolution
Andrew Taylor I is a DAR Patriot Ancestor, A112285.

Biography

Andrew Greene Taylor Sr. was born in 1731 in Ireland. [1] He was the son of Isaac Taylor Sr. and Isabella Wilson. He married Elizabeth Wilson in 1756 in Montgomery County, Virginia. When she passed away in 1778, he married Elizabeth's younger sister Anne Wilson on 15 February 1779 in Rockbridge County, Virginia. Andrew passed away in 1787, in Elizabethton, Carter County, Tennessee and was interred in Old Taylor Cemetery, Elizabethton, Carter County, Tennessee. [1]

Parents

Isaac Taylor1697-1787 and Isabella Wilson1706-1765

Spouses

  1. Elizabeth Wilson Taylor, 1730–1778
  2. Anne Wilson Taylor,1759–1800

Children

  1. Isaac Taylor Unknown-1780
  2. Elizabeth Wilson 1735-1776
  3. Andrew Taylor 1760-1860
  4. Isaac Taylor 1756-1842
  5. Robert Taylor 1760-1840
  6. Elizabeth Taylor 1758-1849
  7. Isaac Taylor 1764-Unknown
  8. Elizabeth Taylor 1756-1848
  9. Matthew Taylor 1768-1795[1]

No source material has been discovered to prove that his middle name is Greene.

Sources

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Find A Grave: Memorial #151113786
  • "Early Wills of Washington County"

https://wctnarchives.org/taylor-andrew-1787/

  • "Justice of the Peace"

https://wctnarchives.org/state-of-franklin-documents/





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Robin,

I adopted Andrew Taylor [Taylor-49749] and merged it with [Taylor-3684]. I sent a merge request for [Taylor-70880] to be merged into [Taylor-3684]. Once that merge is agreed to and done, then we can merge [Taylor-69342] into the lowest number. All are basically the same person. I think this needs to be done before we can merge all the Elizabeth Wilson's and Ann(e) Wilson's and get rid of all the duplicates.

posted on Taylor-69342 (merged) by Jacqueline (Davis) Berzins
Before merging you need to check the peripheral references and errors. Elizabeth died in 1770 not 1778 as Ann married Andrew in 1770. Also The children of each mother need to be correctly identifies and duplicates deleted or merged in the right location.The issue of Elizabeth and Ann also as you mentioned and their shared parentage as there are problems with which John Wilson and wife is correct. Sorry, been fighting the addition and changes made without research for years.
posted by Jim Taylor jr
Taylor-69342 and Taylor-3684 appear to represent the same person because: same father (merge proposed, similar/same dates
posted by Robin Lee
Taylor-70880 and Taylor-69342 are not ready to be merged because: no the lowest ID
posted on Taylor-69342 (merged) by Robin Lee
Taylor-70880 and Taylor-3684 appear to represent the same person because: same dates and wife
posted by Robin Lee
Taylor-70880 and Taylor-69342 appear to represent the same person because: Based on son, Nathaniel, these are intended to be the same person.
posted on Taylor-69342 (merged) by Robin Lee
Robin,

There is a very good website (www.elijah.org/genealogy/taylor1.htm) that has the entire Taylor genealogy through 8 generations. I have tried to contact the creator of this website to find out her sources, etc., but, unfortunately she has not responded to my emails. (It is a very strange coincidence that we have the same name and as far as I know, if we are related, I don't know how.)

When I have compared her data to my research, it is very compatible and reasonable............... just wish there were sources to be sure. I am quite confident about my line through Elizabeth Taylor, daughter of Andrew Taylor, Sr. and Elizabeth Wilson. Andrew Taylor, Sr. was married twice, to sisters. When Elizabeth died, he married her younger sister, Ann.

Again, there is confusion because brothers and sisters married brothers and sisters and named their children the same names. Difficult to separate who belongs to who.

This profile needs thorough sourcing as there are many children born after his death and several that are not listed on the only source provided.
posted by Robin Lee
Taylor-68709 and Taylor-3684 appear to represent the same person because: same parents and dates shown, no reliable sources for any of the data, please merge and provide sources
posted by Robin Lee
No supporting documentation for DOD or place of death. Data removed
posted on Taylor-49749 (merged) by Cathi (Ray) Stark
Taylor-37371 and Taylor-3684 appear to represent the same person because: same name and dates, same FAG reference
posted by S Stevenson
Taylor-31798 and Taylor-3684 appear to represent the same person because: clear duplicate

Rejected matches › Andrew Taylor (abt.1732-1765)