He was the son of George Edmund Taylor and Miss Lucy Crump. He married Anne Day May 16, 1771 in Hanover County, Virginia.
In the years following the Revolution, Edmund was the proprietor of Taylor's Tavern, which served as the Taylor family home, a place of entertainment and accomodation for travelers, and a local public meeting place. Edmund's gravestone, still standing on the grounds of his tavern, reads "In Memory of Edmund Taylor 'The Honest Tavern Keeper' ". Taylor's Tavern was located on Gum Tree Road (now State Road 738) on land owned by the Sacra family since before The War Between The States.
Children:
Sarah E Taylor
Anne Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Mary Taylor
William Day Taylor
Fanny Taylor
Captain John Jay Taylor
Amelia Harris Taylor
Lewis Walker Taylor
Francis Good Taylor
In the years following the Revolution, Edmund was the proprietor of Taylor's Tavern, which served as the Taylor family home, a place of entertainment and accomodation for travelers, and a local public meeting place. Edmund's gravestone, still standing on the grounds of his tavern, reads "In Memory of Edmund Taylor 'The Honest Tavern Keeper' ". Taylor's Tavern was located on Gum Tree Road (now State Road 738) on land owned by the Sacra family since before The War Between The States.
Children:
Sarah E Taylor
Anne Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Mary Taylor
William Day Taylor
Fanny Taylor
Captain John Jay Taylor
Amelia Harris Taylor
Lewis Walker Taylor
Francis Good Taylor
He was the son of George Edmund Taylor and Miss Lucy Crump. He married Anne Day May 16, 1771 in Hanover County, Virginia.
In the years following the Revolution, Edmund was the proprietor of Taylor's Tavern, which served as the Taylor family home, a place of entertainment and accomodation for travelers, and a local public meeting place. Edmund's gravestone, still standing on the grounds of his tavern, reads "In Memory of Edmund Taylor 'The Honest Tavern Keeper' ". Taylor's Tavern was located on Gum Tree Road (now State Road 738) on land owned by the Sacra family since before The War Between The States.
Children:
Sarah E Taylor
Anne Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Mary Taylor
William Day Taylor
Fanny Taylor
Captain John Jay Taylor
Amelia Harris Taylor
Lewis Walker Taylor
Francis Good Taylor
In the years following the Revolution, Edmund was the proprietor of Taylor's Tavern, which served as the Taylor family home, a place of entertainment and accomodation for travelers, and a local public meeting place. Edmund's gravestone, still standing on the grounds of his tavern, reads "In Memory of Edmund Taylor 'The Honest Tavern Keeper' ". Taylor's Tavern was located on Gum Tree Road (now State Road 738) on land owned by the Sacra family since before The War Between The States.
Children:
Sarah E Taylor
Anne Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Mary Taylor
William Day Taylor
Fanny Taylor
Captain John Jay Taylor
Amelia Harris Taylor
Lewis Walker Taylor
Francis Good Taylor
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