Capt. John Taylor

When the French & Indians attacked Pascommuck on the morning of May 13th, 1704, Samuel Bartlett was in the party that rode out to pursue the fleeing attackers. This may have caused more harm than good, since the Indians began killing their captives, rather then be slowed down by women & children. The leader of the rescue party, Capt. John Taylor, was killed, and Samuel Bartlett severely wounded.

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• Find A Grave Memorial# 55333712

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(f/g) John Taylor, Jr Birth: 1641 Windsor Hartford County Connecticut, USA Death: May 13, 1704 Northampton Hampshire County Massachusetts, USA

He married Thankful Woodward on Dec 18,1662 at Northampton,MA.

Children: Thankful Taylor Wright, Johannah Taylor Alvord King Bridgeman, John Taylor III, Rhoda Taylor Parsons, Elizabeth Taylor, Mary Taylor Atherton, Jonathan Taylor, Mindwell Taylor Burt, Lydia Taylor Pomeroy, Thomas Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor Mygatt, Experience Taylor, and Samuel Taylor.

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Parents:

 John Taylor (____ - 1647)

 Rhoda Tinker Hobbs Taylor Hoyt (1611 - ____) 

Spouse:

 Thankful Woodward Taylor (____ - 1724) 

Children:

 Thankful Taylor Wright (1663 - 1701)*

 John Taylor (1667 - 1744)*

 Rhoda Taylor Parsons (1669 - 1759)*

 Mary Taylor Atherton (1673 - 1709)*

 Samuel Taylor (1688 - 1734)

Burial: Unknown Created by: Kevin Avery Record added: Jul 23, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 55333712 -tcd

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