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John Taylor

Birth1640 - Scotland
DeathSeptember 1690 - Berwick, York County, Maine, United States of America
MotherMargaret Lyle
FatherAlexander Taylor/Tailyeir

Born in Scotland on 1640 to Alexander Taylor/Tailyeir and Margaret Lyle. John Taylor married Martha Redding Taylor and had 10 children. He passed away on September 1690 in Berwick, York County, Maine, United States of America.

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Parents
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Alexander Taylor/tailyeir
1628 - Unknown
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Margaret Lyle
1629 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Martha Redding Taylor
1633 - 1702
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Sarah Baker
1601 - 1673
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Margaret Spencer
1633 - 1681
Children Show all
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Sarah Taylor
1659 - 1763
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Deliverance Taylor
1664 - 1763
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Abigail Taylor
1663 - 1730
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Mary Taylor
1662 - 1730
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Katherine Catherine Taylor
1669 - 1702
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Sarah Taylor
1664 - 1664
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Thomas Taylor
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizbeth Palmer
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah Goodwin
Unknown - Unknown
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Daniel Goodwin
1656 - 1726

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