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Peter Taylor

Birth05 Nov 1722 - Concord, Delaware Co., PA
Death11 Nov 1802 - 1806 Chester Co., PA
MotherElizabeth Jarman
FatherPeter Taylor Jnr.

Born in Concord, Delaware Co., PA on 05 Nov 1722 to Peter Taylor Jnr. and Elizabeth Jarman. Peter Taylor married Elizabeth Hall and had 9 children. He passed away on 11 Nov 1802 in 1806 Chester Co., PA.

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Parents
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Peter Taylor Jnr.
1686 - 1740
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Elizabeth Jarman
1691 - 1784
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Hall
1723 - 1751
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Elizabeth Hall
Unknown - Unknown
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Ambrose Taylor
1747 - 1816
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Mary Taylor
1749 - 1788
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Joseph Taylor
1750 - 1790
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Sarah Taylor
1750 - 1818
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Peter Taylor
1748 - 1802
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John Taylor
Unknown - Unknown
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Moses Taylor
Unknown - Unknown
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Francis Taylor
Unknown - Unknown
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Peter Taylor
1708 - 1741

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