Captain John TAYLOR
Birth: 1641
Death: 13 May 1704 in Northampton,Windham,CT
Killed by Indians in the Pascommuck Massacre
The Corbin Collection, Vol. 1 Northampton Genealogies:
John TAYLOR Slain by Indians, May 13 1704 aged 63
m. Thankful WOODWARD, Dec. 18 1662. She lived some years with her son at Norwalk & may have died there. She was living 1724
Children:
1)Thankful
born Oct. 29 1663
m. Benjamin Wright 1681
2)Johannah
born Sept. 27 1665
m1. Thomas ALVORD, 1681
m2. Samuel King, 1690
m3. Deliverance Bridgman, 1702
3)John
born Oct. 10 1667
4)Rhoda
born Sept. 26 1669
m. Samuel Parsons
5)Elizabeth
born Jan. 13 1671/2
died June 30 1781
6)Mary
born Oct. 13 1673
m. Joseph Atherton
7)Jonathan
born Sept. 19 1675
8)Mindwell
bpt. Aug. 19 1677
m. Jonathan Burt, 1696
9)Lydia
born Mar. 18 1678/9
m. Samuel Pomeroy Aug. 24 1707
was it Rev. S. P. of Long Island? yes.
Riker gives the marriage July 23 1707
(July 24 1707 in Nhn. TR)
10)Thomas
born Nov. 4 1680
11)Elizabeth
born Sept. 17 1682
m. Joseph Mygat, 1707
12)Experience
born Oct. __ 1684
died
13)Samuel
born Aug. 30 1688
John Swore Allegiance 2-8-1679; Became freeman 1683. Was a valuable citizen and Captain of the troop of Hampshire Co. who was killed by the Indians 5-13-1704 while in pursuit of them after their destruction of Pascomuck.
(From Savage's Genealogical Dictionary)
John TAYLOR, was killed in the present limits of EastHampton, while going to the rescue of those captured in the "Pascommuck Massacre". For his service in the Falls Fight*, May 19, 1676, his son Thomas, oldest male heir, received from the General Court of Mass. in 1734 a grant of land in Fallstown [now Bernardston], Mass. [from Descendants of Alexander Alvord]
John TAYLOR
Born: 1641, Windsor Berkshire MA
Married: 18 Dec 1662, Northampton Hampshire MA
Died: 13 May 1704, Near Easthampton Hampshire MA
------------------------------------------------------------
John married Thankful Woodward, daughter of Henry Dorchester Woodward and Elizabeth Mather, on 18 Dec 1662 in Northampton Hampshire MA. (Thankful Woodward was born in 1646 in Dorchester Suffolk MA and died in 1724 in Norwalk Fairfield CT.)
From: "The Corbin Collection": "Among those captured was Benjamin Janes, the only one of the five men of those heads of families who was not killed. The savages compelled him to carry a large sack of provisions which they had taken from the houses plundered. He made the weight of this sack an excuse for lagging behind the others, and, watching his chance, he managed to escape, reach Northampton and gave the alarm. Soon a rescue party, which included among its members Samuel Bartlett, (who owned the corn-mill) started in pursuit under the leadership of Capt. John Taylor. As in other massacres up and down the valleys the Indians, finding themselves pursued, "knocked on the head" many of their captives, to use the expression found in the oldest account of this massacre, which states that there were "about seven of them" knocked on the head "who recovered". We know the names of only four.
[573] Taylor ? John (76) 14a
John Taylor Senr Died Oct. 17 1714
Mary, ye beloved wife of John Taylor Deceased
[581] Taylor ? Samuel son of John Taylor & Elisabeth (104) 25a
Elisha, s. b. July 10 1732
Change Date: 28 May 2009 at 01:00:00
Father: John* TAYLOR b: 18 Dec 1603 in Haverhill,Suffolk,England
Mother: Rhoda* HOYT b: 1615 in Sussex,England
Marriage 1 Thankful* WOODWARD b: 1646 in NortHampton,Windham,CT
Married: 18 Dec 1662 in Dorchester,Suffolk,MA 2 4 5 1
Children
1. Thankful TAYLOR b: 29 Oct 1663
2. Joanna* TAYLOR b: 27 Sep 1665 in Northampton,Hampshire,MA
3. John TAYLOR b: 10 Oct 1667
4. Rhoda TAYLOR b: 26 Sep 1669
5. Elizabeth TAYLOR b: 13 Jan 1672
6. Mary TAYLOR b: 13 Oct 1673
7. Jonathan TAYLOR b: 19 Sep 1675
8. Mindwell TAYLOR b: 19 Aug 1677
9. Lydia TAYLOR b: 18 Mar 1678/1679
10.Thomas TAYLOR b: 4 Nov 1680
11.Elizabeth TAYLOR b: 17 Sep 1682
12.Experience TAYLOR b: Oct 1684
13.Samuel TAYLOR b: 30 Aug 1688
Sources:
Title: New England Marriages prior to 1700
Author: Clarence Almon Torrey
Publication: General Publishing, Baltimore Md.
Note:
1985 plus supplements 1 & 2
Repository:
Name: Personal Library
Title: A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England
Author: Savage, John
Publication: Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1990
Repository:
Name: Internet
Title: Register of Deaths in Northampton, Hampshire Co MA; From the First Settlement of the Town
In 1653 to Augus 1824
Note:
Copied From the Town Records & from the Records of
Deac. Ebenezer HUNT, Rev. John HOOKER
Rev. Solomon WILLIAMS, Doct. Eben HUNT
& Doct. David HUNT
Northampton : 1824
Note: 13 May 1704, Killed by the Indians at Paskhornuck, at the foot of Mt. Tom
* Capt. John TAYLOR
* Samuel JANES, his wife & three children
* Benoni JANES & two children
* John SEARLE & three children
* Deac. Benj. JANES's four children
* Moses HUTCHINSON & one child
* Patience WEBB
Title: Families of Old Fairfield
Author: Donald Lines Jacobus
Publication: CT Local and Family Histories CD515
Title: CD504, Early New England Settlers, 1600's - 1800's, "Notes on the Founding of New England", American Genealogies
∼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.
NOTE: He was killed following an attack by Indians which destroyed the hamlet of Pascommuck on May 13,1704. He subseqently went in pursuit of the Indians and was killed. His body was never recovered and his actual final resting place is not known. A cenotaph is posted here.
Birth: 1641
Death: 13 May 1704 in Northampton,Windham,CT
Killed by Indians in the Pascommuck Massacre
The Corbin Collection, Vol. 1 Northampton Genealogies:
John TAYLOR Slain by Indians, May 13 1704 aged 63
m. Thankful WOODWARD, Dec. 18 1662. She lived some years with her son at Norwalk & may have died there. She was living 1724
Children:
1)Thankful
born Oct. 29 1663
m. Benjamin Wright 1681
2)Johannah
born Sept. 27 1665
m1. Thomas ALVORD, 1681
m2. Samuel King, 1690
m3. Deliverance Bridgman, 1702
3)John
born Oct. 10 1667
4)Rhoda
born Sept. 26 1669
m. Samuel Parsons
5)Elizabeth
born Jan. 13 1671/2
died June 30 1781
6)Mary
born Oct. 13 1673
m. Joseph Atherton
7)Jonathan
born Sept. 19 1675
8)Mindwell
bpt. Aug. 19 1677
m. Jonathan Burt, 1696
9)Lydia
born Mar. 18 1678/9
m. Samuel Pomeroy Aug. 24 1707
was it Rev. S. P. of Long Island? yes.
Riker gives the marriage July 23 1707
(July 24 1707 in Nhn. TR)
10)Thomas
born Nov. 4 1680
11)Elizabeth
born Sept. 17 1682
m. Joseph Mygat, 1707
12)Experience
born Oct. __ 1684
died
13)Samuel
born Aug. 30 1688
John Swore Allegiance 2-8-1679; Became freeman 1683. Was a valuable citizen and Captain of the troop of Hampshire Co. who was killed by the Indians 5-13-1704 while in pursuit of them after their destruction of Pascomuck.
(From Savage's Genealogical Dictionary)
John TAYLOR, was killed in the present limits of EastHampton, while going to the rescue of those captured in the "Pascommuck Massacre". For his service in the Falls Fight*, May 19, 1676, his son Thomas, oldest male heir, received from the General Court of Mass. in 1734 a grant of land in Fallstown [now Bernardston], Mass. [from Descendants of Alexander Alvord]
John TAYLOR
Born: 1641, Windsor Berkshire MA
Married: 18 Dec 1662, Northampton Hampshire MA
Died: 13 May 1704, Near Easthampton Hampshire MA
------------------------------------------------------------
John married Thankful Woodward, daughter of Henry Dorchester Woodward and Elizabeth Mather, on 18 Dec 1662 in Northampton Hampshire MA. (Thankful Woodward was born in 1646 in Dorchester Suffolk MA and died in 1724 in Norwalk Fairfield CT.)
From: "The Corbin Collection": "Among those captured was Benjamin Janes, the only one of the five men of those heads of families who was not killed. The savages compelled him to carry a large sack of provisions which they had taken from the houses plundered. He made the weight of this sack an excuse for lagging behind the others, and, watching his chance, he managed to escape, reach Northampton and gave the alarm. Soon a rescue party, which included among its members Samuel Bartlett, (who owned the corn-mill) started in pursuit under the leadership of Capt. John Taylor. As in other massacres up and down the valleys the Indians, finding themselves pursued, "knocked on the head" many of their captives, to use the expression found in the oldest account of this massacre, which states that there were "about seven of them" knocked on the head "who recovered". We know the names of only four.
[573] Taylor ? John (76) 14a
John Taylor Senr Died Oct. 17 1714
Mary, ye beloved wife of John Taylor Deceased
[581] Taylor ? Samuel son of John Taylor & Elisabeth (104) 25a
Elisha, s. b. July 10 1732
Change Date: 28 May 2009 at 01:00:00
Father: John* TAYLOR b: 18 Dec 1603 in Haverhill,Suffolk,England
Mother: Rhoda* HOYT b: 1615 in Sussex,England
Marriage 1 Thankful* WOODWARD b: 1646 in NortHampton,Windham,CT
Married: 18 Dec 1662 in Dorchester,Suffolk,MA 2 4 5 1
Children
1. Thankful TAYLOR b: 29 Oct 1663
2. Joanna* TAYLOR b: 27 Sep 1665 in Northampton,Hampshire,MA
3. John TAYLOR b: 10 Oct 1667
4. Rhoda TAYLOR b: 26 Sep 1669
5. Elizabeth TAYLOR b: 13 Jan 1672
6. Mary TAYLOR b: 13 Oct 1673
7. Jonathan TAYLOR b: 19 Sep 1675
8. Mindwell TAYLOR b: 19 Aug 1677
9. Lydia TAYLOR b: 18 Mar 1678/1679
10.Thomas TAYLOR b: 4 Nov 1680
11.Elizabeth TAYLOR b: 17 Sep 1682
12.Experience TAYLOR b: Oct 1684
13.Samuel TAYLOR b: 30 Aug 1688
Sources:
Title: New England Marriages prior to 1700
Author: Clarence Almon Torrey
Publication: General Publishing, Baltimore Md.
Note:
1985 plus supplements 1 & 2
Repository:
Name: Personal Library
Title: A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England
Author: Savage, John
Publication: Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1990
Repository:
Name: Internet
Title: Register of Deaths in Northampton, Hampshire Co MA; From the First Settlement of the Town
In 1653 to Augus 1824
Note:
Copied From the Town Records & from the Records of
Deac. Ebenezer HUNT, Rev. John HOOKER
Rev. Solomon WILLIAMS, Doct. Eben HUNT
& Doct. David HUNT
Northampton : 1824
Note: 13 May 1704, Killed by the Indians at Paskhornuck, at the foot of Mt. Tom
* Capt. John TAYLOR
* Samuel JANES, his wife & three children
* Benoni JANES & two children
* John SEARLE & three children
* Deac. Benj. JANES's four children
* Moses HUTCHINSON & one child
* Patience WEBB
Title: Families of Old Fairfield
Author: Donald Lines Jacobus
Publication: CT Local and Family Histories CD515
Title: CD504, Early New England Settlers, 1600's - 1800's, "Notes on the Founding of New England", American Genealogies
∼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.
NOTE: He was killed following an attack by Indians which destroyed the hamlet of Pascommuck on May 13,1704. He subseqently went in pursuit of the Indians and was killed. His body was never recovered and his actual final resting place is not known. A cenotaph is posted here.
Captain John TAYLOR
Birth: 1641
Death: 13 May 1704 in Northampton,Windham,CT
Killed by Indians in the Pascommuck Massacre
The Corbin Collection, Vol. 1 Northampton Genealogies:
John TAYLOR Slain by Indians, May 13 1704 aged 63
m. Thankful WOODWARD, Dec. 18 1662. She lived some years with her son at Norwalk & may have died there. She was living 1724
Children:
1)Thankful
born Oct. 29 1663
m. Benjamin Wright 1681
2)Johannah
born Sept. 27 1665
m1. Thomas ALVORD, 1681
m2. Samuel King, 1690
m3. Deliverance Bridgman, 1702
3)John
born Oct. 10 1667
4)Rhoda
born Sept. 26 1669
m. Samuel Parsons
5)Elizabeth
born Jan. 13 1671/2
died June 30 1781
6)Mary
born Oct. 13 1673
m. Joseph Atherton
7)Jonathan
born Sept. 19 1675
8)Mindwell
bpt. Aug. 19 1677
m. Jonathan Burt, 1696
9)Lydia
born Mar. 18 1678/9
m. Samuel Pomeroy Aug. 24 1707
was it Rev. S. P. of Long Island? yes.
Riker gives the marriage July 23 1707
(July 24 1707 in Nhn. TR)
10)Thomas
born Nov. 4 1680
11)Elizabeth
born Sept. 17 1682
m. Joseph Mygat, 1707
12)Experience
born Oct. __ 1684
died
13)Samuel
born Aug. 30 1688
John Swore Allegiance 2-8-1679; Became freeman 1683. Was a valuable citizen and Captain of the troop of Hampshire Co. who was killed by the Indians 5-13-1704 while in pursuit of them after their destruction of Pascomuck.
(From Savage's Genealogical Dictionary)
John TAYLOR, was killed in the present limits of EastHampton, while going to the rescue of those captured in the "Pascommuck Massacre". For his service in the Falls Fight*, May 19, 1676, his son Thomas, oldest male heir, received from the General Court of Mass. in 1734 a grant of land in Fallstown [now Bernardston], Mass. [from Descendants of Alexander Alvord]
John TAYLOR
Born: 1641, Windsor Berkshire MA
Married: 18 Dec 1662, Northampton Hampshire MA
Died: 13 May 1704, Near Easthampton Hampshire MA
------------------------------------------------------------
John married Thankful Woodward, daughter of Henry Dorchester Woodward and Elizabeth Mather, on 18 Dec 1662 in Northampton Hampshire MA. (Thankful Woodward was born in 1646 in Dorchester Suffolk MA and died in 1724 in Norwalk Fairfield CT.)
From: "The Corbin Collection": "Among those captured was Benjamin Janes, the only one of the five men of those heads of families who was not killed. The savages compelled him to carry a large sack of provisions which they had taken from the houses plundered. He made the weight of this sack an excuse for lagging behind the others, and, watching his chance, he managed to escape, reach Northampton and gave the alarm. Soon a rescue party, which included among its members Samuel Bartlett, (who owned the corn-mill) started in pursuit under the leadership of Capt. John Taylor. As in other massacres up and down the valleys the Indians, finding themselves pursued, "knocked on the head" many of their captives, to use the expression found in the oldest account of this massacre, which states that there were "about seven of them" knocked on the head "who recovered". We know the names of only four.
[573] Taylor ? John (76) 14a
John Taylor Senr Died Oct. 17 1714
Mary, ye beloved wife of John Taylor Deceased
[581] Taylor ? Samuel son of John Taylor & Elisabeth (104) 25a
Elisha, s. b. July 10 1732
Change Date: 28 May 2009 at 01:00:00
Father: John* TAYLOR b: 18 Dec 1603 in Haverhill,Suffolk,England
Mother: Rhoda* HOYT b: 1615 in Sussex,England
Marriage 1 Thankful* WOODWARD b: 1646 in NortHampton,Windham,CT
Married: 18 Dec 1662 in Dorchester,Suffolk,MA 2 4 5 1
Children
1. Thankful TAYLOR b: 29 Oct 1663
2. Joanna* TAYLOR b: 27 Sep 1665 in Northampton,Hampshire,MA
3. John TAYLOR b: 10 Oct 1667
4. Rhoda TAYLOR b: 26 Sep 1669
5. Elizabeth TAYLOR b: 13 Jan 1672
6. Mary TAYLOR b: 13 Oct 1673
7. Jonathan TAYLOR b: 19 Sep 1675
8. Mindwell TAYLOR b: 19 Aug 1677
9. Lydia TAYLOR b: 18 Mar 1678/1679
10.Thomas TAYLOR b: 4 Nov 1680
11.Elizabeth TAYLOR b: 17 Sep 1682
12.Experience TAYLOR b: Oct 1684
13.Samuel TAYLOR b: 30 Aug 1688
Sources:
Title: New England Marriages prior to 1700
Author: Clarence Almon Torrey
Publication: General Publishing, Baltimore Md.
Note:
1985 plus supplements 1 & 2
Repository:
Name: Personal Library
Title: A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England
Author: Savage, John
Publication: Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1990
Repository:
Name: Internet
Title: Register of Deaths in Northampton, Hampshire Co MA; From the First Settlement of the Town
In 1653 to Augus 1824
Note:
Copied From the Town Records & from the Records of
Deac. Ebenezer HUNT, Rev. John HOOKER
Rev. Solomon WILLIAMS, Doct. Eben HUNT
& Doct. David HUNT
Northampton : 1824
Note: 13 May 1704, Killed by the Indians at Paskhornuck, at the foot of Mt. Tom
* Capt. John TAYLOR
* Samuel JANES, his wife & three children
* Benoni JANES & two children
* John SEARLE & three children
* Deac. Benj. JANES's four children
* Moses HUTCHINSON & one child
* Patience WEBB
Title: Families of Old Fairfield
Author: Donald Lines Jacobus
Publication: CT Local and Family Histories CD515
Title: CD504, Early New England Settlers, 1600's - 1800's, "Notes on the Founding of New England", American Genealogies
∼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.
NOTE: He was killed following an attack by Indians which destroyed the hamlet of Pascommuck on May 13,1704. He subseqently went in pursuit of the Indians and was killed. His body was never recovered and his actual final resting place is not known. A cenotaph is posted here.
Birth: 1641
Death: 13 May 1704 in Northampton,Windham,CT
Killed by Indians in the Pascommuck Massacre
The Corbin Collection, Vol. 1 Northampton Genealogies:
John TAYLOR Slain by Indians, May 13 1704 aged 63
m. Thankful WOODWARD, Dec. 18 1662. She lived some years with her son at Norwalk & may have died there. She was living 1724
Children:
1)Thankful
born Oct. 29 1663
m. Benjamin Wright 1681
2)Johannah
born Sept. 27 1665
m1. Thomas ALVORD, 1681
m2. Samuel King, 1690
m3. Deliverance Bridgman, 1702
3)John
born Oct. 10 1667
4)Rhoda
born Sept. 26 1669
m. Samuel Parsons
5)Elizabeth
born Jan. 13 1671/2
died June 30 1781
6)Mary
born Oct. 13 1673
m. Joseph Atherton
7)Jonathan
born Sept. 19 1675
8)Mindwell
bpt. Aug. 19 1677
m. Jonathan Burt, 1696
9)Lydia
born Mar. 18 1678/9
m. Samuel Pomeroy Aug. 24 1707
was it Rev. S. P. of Long Island? yes.
Riker gives the marriage July 23 1707
(July 24 1707 in Nhn. TR)
10)Thomas
born Nov. 4 1680
11)Elizabeth
born Sept. 17 1682
m. Joseph Mygat, 1707
12)Experience
born Oct. __ 1684
died
13)Samuel
born Aug. 30 1688
John Swore Allegiance 2-8-1679; Became freeman 1683. Was a valuable citizen and Captain of the troop of Hampshire Co. who was killed by the Indians 5-13-1704 while in pursuit of them after their destruction of Pascomuck.
(From Savage's Genealogical Dictionary)
John TAYLOR, was killed in the present limits of EastHampton, while going to the rescue of those captured in the "Pascommuck Massacre". For his service in the Falls Fight*, May 19, 1676, his son Thomas, oldest male heir, received from the General Court of Mass. in 1734 a grant of land in Fallstown [now Bernardston], Mass. [from Descendants of Alexander Alvord]
John TAYLOR
Born: 1641, Windsor Berkshire MA
Married: 18 Dec 1662, Northampton Hampshire MA
Died: 13 May 1704, Near Easthampton Hampshire MA
------------------------------------------------------------
John married Thankful Woodward, daughter of Henry Dorchester Woodward and Elizabeth Mather, on 18 Dec 1662 in Northampton Hampshire MA. (Thankful Woodward was born in 1646 in Dorchester Suffolk MA and died in 1724 in Norwalk Fairfield CT.)
From: "The Corbin Collection": "Among those captured was Benjamin Janes, the only one of the five men of those heads of families who was not killed. The savages compelled him to carry a large sack of provisions which they had taken from the houses plundered. He made the weight of this sack an excuse for lagging behind the others, and, watching his chance, he managed to escape, reach Northampton and gave the alarm. Soon a rescue party, which included among its members Samuel Bartlett, (who owned the corn-mill) started in pursuit under the leadership of Capt. John Taylor. As in other massacres up and down the valleys the Indians, finding themselves pursued, "knocked on the head" many of their captives, to use the expression found in the oldest account of this massacre, which states that there were "about seven of them" knocked on the head "who recovered". We know the names of only four.
[573] Taylor ? John (76) 14a
John Taylor Senr Died Oct. 17 1714
Mary, ye beloved wife of John Taylor Deceased
[581] Taylor ? Samuel son of John Taylor & Elisabeth (104) 25a
Elisha, s. b. July 10 1732
Change Date: 28 May 2009 at 01:00:00
Father: John* TAYLOR b: 18 Dec 1603 in Haverhill,Suffolk,England
Mother: Rhoda* HOYT b: 1615 in Sussex,England
Marriage 1 Thankful* WOODWARD b: 1646 in NortHampton,Windham,CT
Married: 18 Dec 1662 in Dorchester,Suffolk,MA 2 4 5 1
Children
1. Thankful TAYLOR b: 29 Oct 1663
2. Joanna* TAYLOR b: 27 Sep 1665 in Northampton,Hampshire,MA
3. John TAYLOR b: 10 Oct 1667
4. Rhoda TAYLOR b: 26 Sep 1669
5. Elizabeth TAYLOR b: 13 Jan 1672
6. Mary TAYLOR b: 13 Oct 1673
7. Jonathan TAYLOR b: 19 Sep 1675
8. Mindwell TAYLOR b: 19 Aug 1677
9. Lydia TAYLOR b: 18 Mar 1678/1679
10.Thomas TAYLOR b: 4 Nov 1680
11.Elizabeth TAYLOR b: 17 Sep 1682
12.Experience TAYLOR b: Oct 1684
13.Samuel TAYLOR b: 30 Aug 1688
Sources:
Title: New England Marriages prior to 1700
Author: Clarence Almon Torrey
Publication: General Publishing, Baltimore Md.
Note:
1985 plus supplements 1 & 2
Repository:
Name: Personal Library
Title: A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England
Author: Savage, John
Publication: Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1990
Repository:
Name: Internet
Title: Register of Deaths in Northampton, Hampshire Co MA; From the First Settlement of the Town
In 1653 to Augus 1824
Note:
Copied From the Town Records & from the Records of
Deac. Ebenezer HUNT, Rev. John HOOKER
Rev. Solomon WILLIAMS, Doct. Eben HUNT
& Doct. David HUNT
Northampton : 1824
Note: 13 May 1704, Killed by the Indians at Paskhornuck, at the foot of Mt. Tom
* Capt. John TAYLOR
* Samuel JANES, his wife & three children
* Benoni JANES & two children
* John SEARLE & three children
* Deac. Benj. JANES's four children
* Moses HUTCHINSON & one child
* Patience WEBB
Title: Families of Old Fairfield
Author: Donald Lines Jacobus
Publication: CT Local and Family Histories CD515
Title: CD504, Early New England Settlers, 1600's - 1800's, "Notes on the Founding of New England", American Genealogies
∼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.
NOTE: He was killed following an attack by Indians which destroyed the hamlet of Pascommuck on May 13,1704. He subseqently went in pursuit of the Indians and was killed. His body was never recovered and his actual final resting place is not known. A cenotaph is posted here.
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