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i ii ALL OF THE ABOVE VOLUME I GENEALOGY AND HISTORY LINEAL ANCESTORS OF ELIZABETH HUEY TAYLOR COOK

TAYLOR, HUEY, MOORE, CROUCH, MAYO, BALDWIN, SCOTT, DAWSON, PUTNAM (PUTTENHAM), PORTER, HA(W)THORNE, DOYNE, WHARTON, STONE, WINSTON, GAINES, WATTS, GOUGE, GRAVES, WILLIAMS, HUNT (HARP), JEWETT/JUETT, MASON, PENDLETON, GAMEWELL, SWAINE, PARSONS, BOOTH, WOODBURY, DWIGHT, WALTON, MAVERICK, HARRISON, LYTTLETON, VALLETTE, MARMADUKE, GYE, HEDGES (DE LACY), KENDRICK, NOBLE, BATTAILLE, BOWEN, FLEMING, DAVIS, DEVOTION, SHEPHERD, POND, LOWE, RICE, COTTON, MAINWARING, CURTIS, GREGORY, ELYOT, SMITH, CRUTTENDEN, PARSONS, STRONG, HINKSON, GREGSON, CHURCH, MARSH, POMEROY, MATHER, ABRAM(S), ROCKETT, BARBEE, WOODWARD, STEBBENS, WHITING, CROWE, REEDS, GODWIN, PARTRIDGE. LYMAN, DELAMARE, BREWER, THROCKMORTON, SCUDDER, DAWKINS, FRANKLIN, VAUGHN, JOHNSON, MORRILL, CRAIG, TALIAFERRO, HAWKINS, FAULCONER (FALKONER), JENKIN, GARLAND, COLLINS, WATSON, MEDFORD (MITFORD), HEPBOURNE, MACKALL, DOLAND (DOWLAND), BROWNE, POWELSON, MUNN, COOKE, WHITE, COEBOURNE, STALCOP

Richard Baldwin Cook

1 ALL OF THE ABOVE Volume I GENEALOGY AND HISTORY LINEAL ANCESTORS OF ELIZABETH HUEY TAYLOR COOK

Richard Baldwin Cook

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2 Introduction: Too Intrinsic for Renown Page 5

Elizabeth Huey Taylor Cook (1918-2000) Page 11

Nan Elizabeth Huey Taylor (1893-1993) Page 29

John Oliver Taylor, Jr (1891-1960) Page 41

James Addison Huey (1862-1961) Page 53 Sara Crouch (1861-1956)

Two Couples: Page 89 Joseph Addison Huey (1819-1896) Amanda Watts Gaines (1821-1895) & Virginia Watts (1803-1882) James Gaines (1798-1872)

John Oliver Taylor Sr (1862-1922) Page 113 Mary Baldwin Moore (1863-1936)

Charles Taylor (1819-1897) Page 139 Charlotte Jane Gamewell (1828-1910)

Catherine Gould Parsons (1791-1865) Page 179 Oliver Swayne Taylor (1784-1885)

John Maverick (1578-1635/6) Page 201 Mary Gye (c. 1580-aft 1666)

Marmaduke Moore (1808-1883) Page 213 Jane Hedges Baldwin (1809-1893)

Jonah Baldwin (1777-1864/5) Page 225 Sarah Scott (1791-1817)

William Moore (1780-1859) Page 251 Elinor Vallette Dawson (1781-1834)

3 Thomas Moore (1745 -1823) Page 257 Mary Harrison (1761-1835)

Henry Hunt Mayo (1810-1877) Page 275 Louisa Winston (?-?)

Daniel Mayo (1762-1838) Page 283 Mary Putnam (1773-1838)

Esther Kendrick (?-?) Page 323 Joseph Mayo (1720-1776)

Nicholas Dawson (1745-1789/90) Page 337 Vilette/Valette Ly(i)ttleton (1759-1842)

Mary Stone (?-1683/86) Page 357 Robert Doyne (?-1689)

William Stone (1603-1660) Page 363 Verlinda Cotton (?-c. 1675)

Roster of Illustrations Page 377

Index Page 379

4 “TOO INTRINSIC FOR RENOWN” Emily Dickinson (Time and Eternity, LXXXII)

Members of our family have participated in both major events (the Indian Wars, the Battle of Bunker Hill, the American Revolution, the Civil War) and some of the mythic incidents, which have contributed to the character and self-understanding of the people of the United States. A number of the signal episodes were legal proceedings (Salem Witch Trials, Boston Massacre trials, a runaway slave trial). A large number of male ancestors were clergy of one or another Christian variety. A vocational attachment to devout notions of destiny beyond this life runs deep and consistent across the centuries. Beginning in the late nineteenth century and into the twentieth, we find this same current of devotion present in female ancestors, who would have been debarred in an earlier age from any vocational expression of their religious inclinations and who, in some communions, still are. Beyond child rearing activities, the records of the doings of females, is scant, until we reach the twentieth century. Our ancest