Ann Nancy Ogle

Birth17 Jan 1772 - Annapolis, Anne Arundel, Maryland, United States

Death13 June 1855 - Washington, District of Columbia, United States

MotherHenrietta Margaret Hill

FatherMajor Benjamin Ogle, Governor of Maryland

Born in Annapolis, Anne Arundel, Maryland, United States on 17 Jan 1772 to Major Benjamin Ogle, Governor of Maryland and Henrietta Margaret Hill. Ann Nancy Ogle married John Tayloe and had 13 children. She passed away on 13 June 1855 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States.

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Parents

Major Benjamin Ogle, Governor Of Maryland
1746 - 1808

Henrietta Margaret Hill
1751 - 1815

Spouse(s)

John Tayloe
1771 - 1828

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Henry Augustine Tayloe
1808 - 1903

Col George Plater Tayloe
1804 - 1897

Edward Thornton Tayloe
1803 - 1876

John Tayloe The 4Th
1793 - 1824

Anne Ogle Tayloe Lewis
1814 - 1876

William Henry Tayloe
1799 - 1871

Benjamin Ogle Tayloe
1796 - 1868

Elizabeth Merry Tayloe
1806 - 1832

Rebecca Plater Tayloe
1797 - 1815

Ann Tayloe
1800 - 1800

Henrietta Hill Tayloe
1794 - 1832

Charles Tayloe
1810 - 1847

Virginia Tayloe
1813 - 1883

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