Brenda - I will not be any help except to tell you that I have a Kerrenhappuck TAYLOR who married Benjamin DENNEY @ 1800 in Granville Co. I have only a land record for her from Caswell/Person Co that mentions a sister Agnes, and possibly two brothers. That is all I have - no will, no parents, nothing. My point - they must have been left by the same space ship that dropped your Constance off. Maybe they are really related - the area is right. I have been frustrated by Keren for years, also. I have even gone to North Carolina to look - but there was nothing there that I could find. Someday, somewhere, I'll find her family. Good luck to you. Diane in Indiana > Does anyone have a Mrs. Mary Taylor living in Caswell Co. NC in 1787? Or > a > TAYLOR family around Orange or Caswell Co. NC or St. Mary's District. > Constance Taylor Guess testifies in court that she was married at Mrs. > Mary > Taylor's home in Caswell Co. NC 11 Jan 1787. I have searched Caswell & > Orange Co. through all the wills and families there and don't seem to find > my Constance Taylor. She could be using Connie. I have looked through > all > Rev. War Pension records. I'm about to give up and unsubscribe because > she > have been a brick wall for about 20 years. > > Could the Taylor family have moved to Rutherford Co. TN with the Guess > family. Do you have Rutherford Co. ties? > > Thanks > Brenda Stewart-Reeder > > > ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== > Don't forget to change the subject line when the topic changes. > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

Thanks but at this point, after going through all the wills for both counties, land records, etc. There is no mention of her. I don't even find the Mrs. Mary whomever Taylor at whom home she was married in. I've even tried tracing her in hopes that it would lead me to Constance. Numerous people list Mrs. Mary Taylor as her mother but there is no proof, it could be an aunt by marriage, a sister who just happen to marry another Taylor, a great aunt, etc. Her husband Joseph Guess served under a Col. Richard Taylor in the Rev. War and they have tried to make him her father just because he served under him. It is published all over the internet that Col. Richard and Mary Taylor are her parents. They are just assuming it because of the last name association. And I don't even find them. Taylor is bad enough, but my maiden name is Stewart. My ancestor is William Stewart of NC according to the 1852 KY vital statistics. The mother was listed as a ?. And I don't just have one Stewart line I have two that go back to the same William Stewart of NC in the early 1700's. At least I was able to have my brother donate me his DNA and We have now connected the Livingston Co. and Muhlenberg Co. Kentucky Stewarts together. I appreciate you letting me rant. I guess it is time to go beat my head against another brick wall and bloody it up a while. One more rant while I am at it, my husbands family just seems to fall out of the sky into my lap clear back to when the Catholics were keeping records as far back as you can go with all the documentation. He has had 7 DNA matches and just says oh! Thank you Taylor researchers for listening to me. Brenda Stewart-Reeder

Hello to all, Need help on JANE SAMANTHA TAYLOR (b) abt. 1840 Georgia (d) aft. 1910 1st married Sept. 29, 1861 Taylor County, Georgia MARK C. ANTHONY (b) Crawford County, Georgia (d) May 1862 2nd marriage JOSEPH KENNY SIMMONS (b) 1838 Marion County, Georgia (d) bef. 1910 JANE AND MARK C. ANTHONY had one son WILLIAM ANTHONY who later took on the SIMMONS name. JANE AND JOSEPH K. SIMMONS had two children MATTIE LULA SIMMONS AND JOHN ASA SIMMONS. Thank you for your time and help, Brenda S. Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2004 2:54 PM Subject: Re: [TAYLOR] Any one searching Caswell or Orange Co. or St. Mary's Dist. NC > Brenda - I will not be any help except to tell you that I have a > Kerrenhappuck TAYLOR who married Benjamin DENNEY @ 1800 in Granville Co. I > have only a land record for her from Caswell/Person Co that mentions a > sister Agnes, and possibly two brothers. That is all I have - no will, no > parents, nothing. > > My point - they must have been left by the same space ship that dropped > your Constance off. Maybe they are really related - the area is right. > > I have been frustrated by Keren for years, also. I have even gone to North > Carolina to look - but there was nothing there that I could find. > > Someday, somewhere, I'll find her family. Good luck to you. > > Diane in Indiana > > > > Does anyone have a Mrs. Mary Taylor living in Caswell Co. NC in 1787? Or > > a > > TAYLOR family around Orange or Caswell Co. NC or St. Mary's District. > > Constance Taylor Guess testifies in court that she was married at Mrs. > > Mary > > Taylor's home in Caswell Co. NC 11 Jan 1787. I have searched Caswell & > > Orange Co. through all the wills and families there and don't seem to find > > my Constance Taylor. She could be using Connie. I have looked through > > all > > Rev. War Pension records. I'm about to give up and unsubscribe because > > she > > have been a brick wall for about 20 years. > > > > Could the Taylor family have moved to Rutherford Co. TN with the Guess > > family. Do you have Rutherford Co. ties? > > > > Thanks > > Brenda Stewart-Reeder > > > > > > ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== > > Don't forget to change the subject line when the topic changes. > > > > ============================== > > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > > > > > > ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== > To contact the administrator of this mailing list, send mail to [email protected] > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx > > >