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Ancestors of Wilburn Jackson Taylor Ancestors of Wilburn Jackson Taylor Richard Taylor b: 1625 in Pennington, Castle, Cumberland, Osbert Hawkins England b: 1393 in Faversham, Kent, England d: 01 Aug 1703 in Yarmouth, Barnstable, d: 1425 in Nash, England Massachusetts, USA Andrew Hawkins Richard Taylor b: 1421 in Faversham, Kent, England b: 09 Jun 1652 in Yarmouth, Barnstable, d: 1453 Massachusetts, USA m: 15 Dec 1674 d: 15 Nov 1732 in Yarmouth, Barnstable, John Hawkins Massachusetts, USA b: 1450 in Tavistock, Devon, England m: 1506 in Travistock, England Ruth Burgess d: 1488 in Tavistock, Plymouth, England b: 1645 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, John Taylor USA b: 15 Jun 1678 in Yarmouth, Massachusetts, USA Joan De Nash d: 22 Jun 1693 in Yarmouth, Barnstable, b: 1429 in Lanceton, Cornwall, England d: 30 Oct 1731 in Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA Massachusetts, USA William Hawkins d: 1454 b: 1506 in Plymouth, Devon, England m: 1529 in Plymouth, Devon, England Sarah Matthews d: 1553 in Tavistock, Plymouth, England William Amados b: 1652 in Yarmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts, William Taylor b: 1420 in Launceton, Cornwall, England USA d: 1467 b: 1700 in Virginia, USA d: 18 Jan 1720/21 in Yarmouth, Barnstable, m: 1721 in Goochland, Virginia, USA Massachusetts, USA David Hals d: 1773 in Cumberland, Virginia, USA Joan Amados b: 1323 in Kenedon, Devon, England b: 1465 in Launceston, England Launceston, Wife John Taylor Devon, England John Hals d: 1554 in Tavistock, Devon, England James Taylor b: 1680 William Amadas Hawkins b: 1351 in Lavant, Cornwall, England b: 28 Feb 1730/31 in Patrick, Virginia, USA b: 1530 in Plymouth, Devon, England m: 1382 in Lavant, Cornwall, England m: 1760 in North Carolina, USA m: 1580 in Plymouth, Devon, England Margaret Hawkins d: 04 Apr 1815 in Beans Station, Grainger, d: 07 Oct 1589 in Deptford, Kent, England b: 1450 in Cornwall, England Mathilda Hals Tennessee, USA John Hals b: 1327 in Kenedon, Devon, England b: 1383 in Kenedon, Devon, England Joan Trelawney m: 1408 Mary Hughes b: 1500 in Launceton, Cornwall, England Daniel Taylor b: 1703 in Cumberland, Virginia, USA d: 10 Jul 1589 in Plymouth, Devon, England b: 13 Aug 1761 in Cumberland, Virginia, USA d: 1741 in Goochland, Virginia, USA Heydon m: 1780 in Henry, Virginia, USA Richard Hals b: 1354 in Kenedon, Devon, England d: 25 Nov 1834 in Grainger, Tennessee, USA b: 1409 in Kenedon, Devon, England m: 1439 in Tavistock, Devon, England Ann Nancy Owen Daniel Taylor b: 25 Sep 1738 in Virginia, USA Mewye b: 06 Dec 1793 in Henry, Virginia, USA William Hawkins d: 12 Apr 1814 in Grainger, Tennessee, USA Richard Halse b: 1387 in Tavistock, Devon, England m: 13 Nov 1820 in St Clair, Alabama, USA b: 28 Feb 1586/87 in Tavistock, Devon, England b: 1439 in Kenedon, Devon, England d: 31 Jul 1872 in Branchville, St. Clair, Alabama, m: 1610 in Plymouth, Cornwall, England USA d: 25 Jun 1655 in York, Virginia, USA Joane Ashe b: 1413 in Ashbullen, Devon, England Jane Rowland Richard Hals d: in Ashbullen, Devon, England James Taylor b: 10 Dec 1761 in Prince William, Virginia, USA b: 1471 in Kenedon, Devon, England b: 24 Feb 1824 in Branchville, St. Clair, Alabama, d: 04 Sep 1843 in Grainger, Tennessee, USA USA m: 22 Mar 1848 in St Clair, Alabama, USA Margery Latimer John Halse d: 22 Apr 1902 in St. Clair County, Alabama, USA b: 1443 in Kenedon, Devon, England b: 1507 in Kenedon, Devon, England Mary Rowan Joan Whitleigh b: 26 Oct 1794 in Chester, South Carolina, USA Mary Halse b: 1475 in Efford, Devon, England d: 1860 in Branchville, St. Clair, Alabama, USA b: 1559 in Plymouth, Devon, England d: in England John Hawkins b: 1615 in Plymouth, Devon, England Joan Tothill d: 1675 in York, Virginia, USA b: 1524 in Exeter, Devon, England Sarah Krahn Edward Hawkins b: 1588 in England b: 1660 in York, Virginia, USA d: 1720 in Bristol, Prince George, Virginia, USA Susannah Michael Hawkins b: 1628 in York, Virginia, USA b: 1685 in York, Virginia, USA Larkin H. Taylor m: 1720 in Bristol, Prince George, Virginia, USA b: 02 Apr 1851 in Branchville, St. Clair, Alabama, d: 1752 in Bristol, Prince George, Virginia, USA USA m: 17 Nov 1874 in St Clair, Alabama, USA Elinor Unkown d: 08 Aug 1913 in St. Clair, Alabama, USA Joshua Hawkins b: 1660 in York, Virginia, USA b: 25 Jul 1725 in Bristol Parish, Prince George, Virginia, USA m: 1745 in Lunenburg, Virginia, USA d: 16 May 1801 in Greenville, South Carolina, USA Agness Eaton Frederick Hawkins b: 1695 in Bristol Parish, Prince George, Virginia, b: 1755 in York, Virginia, USA USA d: 1820 Sarah Cook Larkin Hawkins b: 18 Dec 1724 in Bristol Parish, Prince George, b: 1794 in Greenville, South Carolina, USA Virginia, USA m: 1816 in Greenville Dist, South Carolina, USA d: 12 Aug 1803 in Greenville, South Carolina, USA d: 25 Aug 1875 in St Clair, Alabama, USA Mary Duncan Charlotte "Lottie" Hawkins b: 1768 in Greenville Dist, South Carolina, USA b: 1828 in Branchville, St. Clair, Alabama, USA d: 22 Apr 1902 in St. Clair County, Alabama, USA Annis Magness b: 1800 in Greenville, South Carolina, USA d: 1875 in St Clair, Alabama, USA Daniel Jackson "Jackie" Taylor b: 18 Mar 1886 in St. Clair County, Alabama, USA d: 11 Aug 1964 in St. Clair County, Alabama, USA James Martin m: 1794 d: 1849 in Jefferson County, Alabama, USA William Martin b: 1795 in Tennessee, USA m: 1825 d: Feb 1870 in Jefferson, Alabama, USA Elizabeth James R. Martin b: 1775 in Ireland b: 1835 in St. Clair County, Alabama, USA m: 29 Jan 1855 in St. Clair County, Alabama, USA d: 09 Aug 1864 in Chattanooga, Hamilton, Tennessee, USA John Kerr Harriet E Frazier b: 1722 in Northern, Ireland b: 1806 in South Carolina, USA d: 1780 in York, South Carolina, USA d: 1865 in Jefferson, Alabama, USA John Kerr b: 1750 in North Carolina, USA d: 10 Apr 1810 in York, South Carolina, USA Hugh Kerr b: 01 Sep 1782 in Camden, Craven, North Mary Jane Martin Carolina, USA b: 01 Nov 1858 in St. Clair County, Alabama, USA m: 05 Aug 1809 in Mecklenburg, North Carolina, d: 16 Mar 1942 in St. Clair County, Alabama, USA USA d: 05 Nov 1866 in Branchville, St Clair, Alabama, USA Ruth Kerr John Jack Carr b: 1751 b: 10 Oct 1801 in York, South Carolina, USA m: 04 Oct 1832 in Lauderdale, Alabama, USA d: 1890 in Branchville, St Clair, Alabama, USA Wilburn Jackson Taylor Katherine Jane Gardner b: 16 Aug 1790 in Mecklenburg, North Carolina, James Mize b: 03 Jul 1911 in Birmingham, AL b: 1670 in Surry, Virginia, USA d: 11 Apr 1997 in Leeds, Jefferson, Alabama, USA USA Minerva L. "Nerve" Kerr d: 08 Aug 1879 in Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, d: 07 Apr 1761 in Surry, Virginia, USA b: 09 Apr 1838 in St. Clair County, Alabama, USA Alabama, USA d: 11 Oct 1883 in St. Clair County, Alabama, USA Jeremiah Mize b: 1698 in Lunenburg, Virginia, USA Cynthia Kerr d: 1775 in Granville, North Carolina, USA b: 25 Mar 1814 in Giles, Tennessee, USA d: 15 Mar 1884 in Moody, St Clair, Alabama, USA Elspet Young Howell Mize b: 1685 b: 1755 in Virginia, USA d: 1804 in Granville, North Carolina, USA Tabitha Edmonds Obediah Mize d: in Granville, North Carolina, USA b: 06 Jun 1780 in Granville, North Carolina, USA m: 05 Jan 1802 in Granville, North Carolina, USA d: 18 Jan 1852 in Odenville, St Clair, Alabama, USA Jane Mize Lewis Mize b: 1760 in Granville, North Carolina, USA b: 11 Sep 1804 in Granville, North Carolina, USA d: in North Carolina, USA d: 28 Jun 1882 in Odenville, St Clair, Alabama, USA Sarah Frazier b: 10 Oct 1780 in Granville Dist, Orange, North Obediah Mize Carolina, USA b: 31 Oct 1833 in St Clair, Alabama, USA d: 10 Oct 1855 in Odenville, St Clair, Alabama, d: 27 Nov 1887 in Odenville, St Clair, Alabama, USA USA Ruth Huchingson James Monroe Mize b: 15 Dec 1806 in Columbia, Georgia, USA b: 25 Feb 1859 in Louisiana, USA d: 24 Sep 1840 in Odenville, St Clair, Alabama, m: 30 Nov 1882 in St Clair, Alabama, USA USA d: 10 Oct 1935 in Jefferson, Alabama, USA Nancy E Steed Mae Etta Mize b: 1832 in Odenville, St Clair, Alabama, USA b: 11 Apr 1886 in Texas, USA d: 1866 in Odenville, St Clair, Alabama, USA d: 03 Sep 1964 in Moody, St. Clair, Alabama, USA Emily Ann Creel b: Feb 1865 in Alabama, USA d: in Jefferson, Alabama, USA.
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