Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
Documentation
On 18 December 1820, Margaret D. Dunn Orphan of Richard Dunn came into court and made choice of Warner Shackelford for her Guardian. [Essex County, Virginia, Order Book 43, page 511.]
On 18 December 1820, Warner Shackelford and George Taylor were bound $200. The condition of the obligation was such that if Warner Shackelford shall well and truly pay and deliver unto Margaret D Dunn orphan of Richard Dunn deceased, all such estate due to the orphan when and as soon as she shall attain to lawful age, then this obligation to the void. Signed Warner Shackelford, George Taylor. [Essex County, Virginia, Guardian Book 4, pages 243–243a.]
On 25 March 1825, George Taylor and Peggy his wife sold to Richard D Dunn, all of the County of Essex. For $91.68, a parcel of land in the County of Essex containing by late survey fifty one & half acres be the same more or less, bounded by Brookin Jeffries, John C: WmSon, Chaney Brizendine Molly Davis and Henry C Howerton, it being a parcel of land the said Taylor purchased of Samuel Brookes. Signed George Taylor, Peggy D Taylor. No witnesses. James Semple and Peter Trible, justices of the peace, certify that Peggy Taylor acknowledged the same to be her act. On 22 November 1825 ordered recorded. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 41, pages 446–447.]
On 3 January 1832, George Taylor and Peggy his wife sold to William A Garnett. For $1,600 lawful money of Virginia, a parcel of land whereon the said George Taylor now resides, situate in the parish of Southfarnham in Essex County containing by estimate about one hundred & eighty nine acres be the same more or less and bounded on the east by the lands of William S Croxton west by M G Wood and South by the road leading from Millers Tavern to Tappahannock all which boundaries are particularly specified in a deed from Henry H Boughan to said George Taylor. Signed Geo Taylor, Margaret D Taylor. No witnesses. On 3 January 1832, Peggy Taylor acknowledged the same to be her act to Kemp Gatewood and James Sample, justices of the peace. On 20 February 1832 ordered recorded. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 43, pages 516–518.]
On 4 March 1837, George Taylor and Margaret D Taylor his wife sold to James Roy Micou Jr, all of the County of Essex and State of Virginia. For $1,400, a parcel of land in the County of Essex containing 292-1/2 acres bounded by the lands of Wm S Croxton, Elizabeth and Lucy Boughan and others, it being the same land on which Taylor now resides, and which was conveyed to him by a deed bearing date 20 February 1832 from Thomas C Gordon and Martha M M his wife, and is the same land which was formerly owned by Graves Burke decd. Signed Geo: Taylor, Margarett D Taylor. No witnesses. Margaret acknowledged the same to be her act. Ordered recorded on 19 April 1837. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 45, pages 308–310.]
On 18 December 1820, Warner Shackelford and George Taylor were bound $200. The condition of the obligation was such that if Warner Shackelford shall well and truly pay and deliver unto Margaret D Dunn orphan of Richard Dunn deceased, all such estate due to the orphan when and as soon as she shall attain to lawful age, then this obligation to the void. Signed Warner Shackelford, George Taylor. [Essex County, Virginia, Guardian Book 4, pages 243–243a.]
On 25 March 1825, George Taylor and Peggy his wife sold to Richard D Dunn, all of the County of Essex. For $91.68, a parcel of land in the County of Essex containing by late survey fifty one & half acres be the same more or less, bounded by Brookin Jeffries, John C: WmSon, Chaney Brizendine Molly Davis and Henry C Howerton, it being a parcel of land the said Taylor purchased of Samuel Brookes. Signed George Taylor, Peggy D Taylor. No witnesses. James Semple and Peter Trible, justices of the peace, certify that Peggy Taylor acknowledged the same to be her act. On 22 November 1825 ordered recorded. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 41, pages 446–447.]
On 3 January 1832, George Taylor and Peggy his wife sold to William A Garnett. For $1,600 lawful money of Virginia, a parcel of land whereon the said George Taylor now resides, situate in the parish of Southfarnham in Essex County containing by estimate about one hundred & eighty nine acres be the same more or less and bounded on the east by the lands of William S Croxton west by M G Wood and South by the road leading from Millers Tavern to Tappahannock all which boundaries are particularly specified in a deed from Henry H Boughan to said George Taylor. Signed Geo Taylor, Margaret D Taylor. No witnesses. On 3 January 1832, Peggy Taylor acknowledged the same to be her act to Kemp Gatewood and James Sample, justices of the peace. On 20 February 1832 ordered recorded. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 43, pages 516–518.]
On 4 March 1837, George Taylor and Margaret D Taylor his wife sold to James Roy Micou Jr, all of the County of Essex and State of Virginia. For $1,400, a parcel of land in the County of Essex containing 292-1/2 acres bounded by the lands of Wm S Croxton, Elizabeth and Lucy Boughan and others, it being the same land on which Taylor now resides, and which was conveyed to him by a deed bearing date 20 February 1832 from Thomas C Gordon and Martha M M his wife, and is the same land which was formerly owned by Graves Burke decd. Signed Geo: Taylor, Margarett D Taylor. No witnesses. Margaret acknowledged the same to be her act. Ordered recorded on 19 April 1837. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 45, pages 308–310.]
Spouses
Marriageabt Dec 1820, Essex County, Virginia
ChildrenFranklin Scott (~1821-)
Alexander S. (~1833-~1892)