Son of John Taylor (of Yarmouth, MA; died 1836) and Elizabeth Gage (of Harwich, MA; died 1854) who were married in 1785 in Yarmouth, MA.
Married to Joanna Chase [daughter of Owen and Peninah Chase] on Sept. 29, 1816 in Dennis, MA. She died in 1839.
Son Greenleaf Taylor died 1883, Wareham, MA.
Daughter Julia A. Taylor b. 1837 in Dennis, MA d. 1856 in Sandwich, MA. Possibly buried in Pocasset Cemetery with her two sisters.
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Suggested edit: Abner Taylor and Joanna Chase had eight children, three sons and 5 daughters. Greenleaf, who was born in 1817 and died in West Wareham in 1883, was the eldest; next was his brother Owen Chase Taylor, a mariner born in 1819, who died during a gale off Cape May. Both Greenleaf and Owen married sisters, Julia Ann Forrester and Esther Forrester, respectively. Julia Ann died in Pocasset in 1853; she may be buried in Pocasset Cemetery. Greenleaf's youngest sister was also called Julia Ann; she died in 1856. Sisters Reliance and Levina Taylor married brothers Gilbert and John Avery; Rosetta Taylor married Noah Hammond; they went west to Colorado on a wagon train. Mary B. Taylor married John Benson of West Wareham. After Joanna Chase's death in about 1839, Abner married a widower named Maria Meloon Duncan who was originally from Maine. Her children lived in Providence, Rhode Island, so after several years of marriage Abner and Maria relocated to Providence. At the end of his life, Abner lived with his youngest son, Abner Davis Taylor in Wareham, where he died in 1885.
Contributor: Lisa Tompson (48737487)
Married to Joanna Chase [daughter of Owen and Peninah Chase] on Sept. 29, 1816 in Dennis, MA. She died in 1839.
Son Greenleaf Taylor died 1883, Wareham, MA.
Daughter Julia A. Taylor b. 1837 in Dennis, MA d. 1856 in Sandwich, MA. Possibly buried in Pocasset Cemetery with her two sisters.
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Suggested edit: Abner Taylor and Joanna Chase had eight children, three sons and 5 daughters. Greenleaf, who was born in 1817 and died in West Wareham in 1883, was the eldest; next was his brother Owen Chase Taylor, a mariner born in 1819, who died during a gale off Cape May. Both Greenleaf and Owen married sisters, Julia Ann Forrester and Esther Forrester, respectively. Julia Ann died in Pocasset in 1853; she may be buried in Pocasset Cemetery. Greenleaf's youngest sister was also called Julia Ann; she died in 1856. Sisters Reliance and Levina Taylor married brothers Gilbert and John Avery; Rosetta Taylor married Noah Hammond; they went west to Colorado on a wagon train. Mary B. Taylor married John Benson of West Wareham. After Joanna Chase's death in about 1839, Abner married a widower named Maria Meloon Duncan who was originally from Maine. Her children lived in Providence, Rhode Island, so after several years of marriage Abner and Maria relocated to Providence. At the end of his life, Abner lived with his youngest son, Abner Davis Taylor in Wareham, where he died in 1885.
Contributor: Lisa Tompson (48737487)
Son of John Taylor (of Yarmouth, MA; died 1836) and Elizabeth Gage (of Harwich, MA; died 1854) who were married in 1785 in Yarmouth, MA.
Married to Joanna Chase [daughter of Owen and Peninah Chase] on Sept. 29, 1816 in Dennis, MA. She died in 1839.
Son Greenleaf Taylor died 1883, Wareham, MA.
Daughter Julia A. Taylor b. 1837 in Dennis, MA d. 1856 in Sandwich, MA. Possibly buried in Pocasset Cemetery with her two sisters.
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Suggested edit: Abner Taylor and Joanna Chase had eight children, three sons and 5 daughters. Greenleaf, who was born in 1817 and died in West Wareham in 1883, was the eldest; next was his brother Owen Chase Taylor, a mariner born in 1819, who died during a gale off Cape May. Both Greenleaf and Owen married sisters, Julia Ann Forrester and Esther Forrester, respectively. Julia Ann died in Pocasset in 1853; she may be buried in Pocasset Cemetery. Greenleaf's youngest sister was also called Julia Ann; she died in 1856. Sisters Reliance and Levina Taylor married brothers Gilbert and John Avery; Rosetta Taylor married Noah Hammond; they went west to Colorado on a wagon train. Mary B. Taylor married John Benson of West Wareham. After Joanna Chase's death in about 1839, Abner married a widower named Maria Meloon Duncan who was originally from Maine. Her children lived in Providence, Rhode Island, so after several years of marriage Abner and Maria relocated to Providence. At the end of his life, Abner lived with his youngest son, Abner Davis Taylor in Wareham, where he died in 1885.
Contributor: Lisa Tompson (48737487)
Married to Joanna Chase [daughter of Owen and Peninah Chase] on Sept. 29, 1816 in Dennis, MA. She died in 1839.
Son Greenleaf Taylor died 1883, Wareham, MA.
Daughter Julia A. Taylor b. 1837 in Dennis, MA d. 1856 in Sandwich, MA. Possibly buried in Pocasset Cemetery with her two sisters.
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Suggested edit: Abner Taylor and Joanna Chase had eight children, three sons and 5 daughters. Greenleaf, who was born in 1817 and died in West Wareham in 1883, was the eldest; next was his brother Owen Chase Taylor, a mariner born in 1819, who died during a gale off Cape May. Both Greenleaf and Owen married sisters, Julia Ann Forrester and Esther Forrester, respectively. Julia Ann died in Pocasset in 1853; she may be buried in Pocasset Cemetery. Greenleaf's youngest sister was also called Julia Ann; she died in 1856. Sisters Reliance and Levina Taylor married brothers Gilbert and John Avery; Rosetta Taylor married Noah Hammond; they went west to Colorado on a wagon train. Mary B. Taylor married John Benson of West Wareham. After Joanna Chase's death in about 1839, Abner married a widower named Maria Meloon Duncan who was originally from Maine. Her children lived in Providence, Rhode Island, so after several years of marriage Abner and Maria relocated to Providence. At the end of his life, Abner lived with his youngest son, Abner Davis Taylor in Wareham, where he died in 1885.
Contributor: Lisa Tompson (48737487)
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