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Jennett White was born in Ireland around 1730. She may have been a daughter of John White (b. 1710) and his wife Margaret.[1]
On 25 Apr 1744, she married William James Taylor, Sr. at Saint Stephen and Saint Benet, Sherehog, London, London, England.[1] In 1767, they boarded the ship Earl of Donegal and sailed from Belfast to Charleston, South Carolina.[2] From there, they made their way to Laurens County, where a land grant awaited them.
The following is a list (unverified) of the children of William and Jennett White:
The Taylors are listed in the 1790 U.S. Federal Census for Laurens County, South Carolina,[3] and also in the 1800 census.[4]
Jennett passed away in 1804 in Laurens County, South Carolina. She lies buried in Rocky Springs Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Laurens, Laurens County, South Carolina.[5]
Original Information
Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s,
Name: Jannet Taylor,
Age: 37,
Birth Year: 1730,
Arrival Year: 1767,
Arrival Place: Charles Town, South Carolina,
Primary Immigrant: Taylor, Jannet.
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