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Amy Taylor

Birth30 Apr 1749 - Worth, Sussex, England
Death1 Jul 1792 - Worth, Sussex, England
MotherAnn Reynolds
FatherRichard Taylor

Born in Worth, Sussex, England on 30 Apr 1749 to Richard Taylor and Ann Reynolds. Amy Taylor married James Gorringe and had 9 children. She passed away on 1 Jul 1792 in Worth, Sussex, England.

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Parents
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Richard Taylor
1718 - 1775
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Ann Reynolds
1718 - 1796
Spouse(s)
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James Gorringe
1748 - 1823
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James Goredge
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Thomas Gorringe
1792 - 1849
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Phoebe Gorringe
1789 - 1824
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Samuel Gorringe
1787 - 1847
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Hezekiah Gorringe
1784 - 1845
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Sarah Gorringe
1773 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Gorringe
1778 - Unknown
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Ann Gorringe
1782 - 1829
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James John Gorringe
1775 - Unknown
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John Gorringe
1780 - 1846

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