David Taylor

Abt 1753 - Bef 1798  (~ 45 years)

• Name	David Taylor
  Born	Abt 1753	Tyrrel, North Carolina, United States
  Gender	Male
  Died	Bef 24 Dec 1798	Martin, North Carolina, United States
  Person ID	I3316	Speirs-Taylor
  Last Modified	2 Aug 2019

  
  

  Father	Joseph Taylor,   b. Abt 1730, Julian Creek, Norfolk, Virginia ,   d. 1808, North Carolina, United States  (Age ~ 78 years)
  Mother	Nancy Walker,   b. Abt 1729, Orange, Virginia, United States ,   d. Yes, date unknown
  Family ID	F1019	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map

  Born - Abt 1753 - Tyrrel, North Carolina, United States Died - Bef 24 Dec 1798 - Martin, North Carolina, United States  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Documents » Slide Show		1774 Land Deed from Thomas Taylor to David Taylor Tyrrell County, North Carolina 3 January 1774 Thomas Taylor of the Southern Branch, Norfolk County in Virginia, Ship Wright" to David Taylor 150 acres in consideration of __ sum (amount not given in deed) On Conehoe Creek "being part of a tract of land granted unto Joseph Taylor the father of the said David Taylor by the Earl of Granvil" Adjacent land owners: Arthur Borden, William Wallace Witnesses:Thomas Best, John Lewelling, George Coburn, Joseph Taylor This Thomas Best is likely the father of Sarah Best, wife of Joseph Taylor, Junior
  		1780 Land Warrant and Survey for Richard Taylor Martin County, North Carolina 11 Mar 1778- Date of Warrant application 21 Jul 1779- Date of Land Survey 1 Mar 1780- Date Warrant issued Martin County Officer of Claims to Richard Taylor: 300 acres "lying on Conetoe" Swamp Adjacent land owners: Richard's own land, Marcom Mannings Chain Carriers: David Taylor, John Taylor David and John Taylor are both sons of Joseph Taylor, Sr.
  		1786 Land Deed from David Taylor to Richard Taylor Martin County, North Carolina 19 October 1786 David Taylor to Richard Taylor 150 acres on Coneto Creek for the sum of 10 pounds "being part of a tract of land granted unto Joseph Taylor" Adjacent Land Owners: Arthur Bardin, William Wallis Witnesses: Jesse Crisp, Joseph Taylor, John Taylor
  		1787 Martin County, North Carolina Census June 1787 A List of inhabitance in District No. 5 Thomas Best-------likely father of Sarah Best John Taylor-------son of Joseph, Sr Thomas Taylor-----son of Joseph, Sr Richard Taylor Joseph Taylor, Jr-son of Joseph, Sr Joseph Taylor, Sr David Taylor------son of Joseph, Sr Richard Taylor
  		1794 Land Deed from Joseph Taylor, Sr. to David Taylor Edgecombe County, North Carolina 24 February 1794 Joseph Taylor, planter to David Taylor, planter 150 acres in the consideration of the sum of 100 pounds Signed: Joseph Taylor, Sen'r Adjacent Land Owners: Joseph's land, Crisp, Best Witnesses Joseph Taylor, Jr, John Taylor, Richard Taylor Joseph, Jr, David and John are sons of Joseph, Sr.
  		1796 Land Deed from David Taylor to Joseph Taylor Edgecombe County, North Carolina November 1796 David Taylor to Joseph Taylor 150 acres in the consideration of the sum of 187 pounds, 10 shillings Adjacent Land Owners: Taylor, Crisp, Best Witnesses: John Taylor, Heg.. Taylor It is unclear if David Taylor is selling the land back to Joseph, Sr. or to Joseph, Jr.
  		1798 Land Deed- Estate of David Taylor to Leggitt Martin County, North Carolina 24 Dec 1798 Joseph Taylor as executor of David Taylor, deceased to Emanuel Leggitt 300 acres for 150 pounds "being the land and Plantation belonging to David Taylor, dec'd excepting the Dower belonging to the widow of the said deceased during her lifetime" note: it is not clear if the executor is Joseph Taylor, Sr (1730) or Joseph Taylor, Jr (1751)