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Sarah Dabney Taylor (Strother)

Also Known As: "Sarah Panill Dabney Strother", "Sarah Strother"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Culpeper, Culpeper County, Virginia, British Colonial America
Death: December 13, 1822 (61)
Woodford County, Kentucky, United States
Place of Burial: Louisville, Kentucky, United States
Immediate Family:

Daughter of William Strother, of 'Orange' and Sarah Strother
Wife of Lt. Colonel Richard Lee Taylor
Mother of Hancock Strother Taylor; Zachary Taylor, 12th President of the United States; Richard Strother Taylor; William Dabney Taylor; George Taylor and 9 others
Sister of Susannah Coleman and William Dabney Strother, Jr
Half sister of Frances Banks; Samuel Pannell; William Pannell, III; David Pannell; John Pannell and 1 other

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About Sarah Dabney Taylor

Sarah Dabney Strother was born on 11 Dec 1760 in Rapidan, Orange Co, Va. She died on 13 Dec 1822 in Louisville, Jefferson Co, Ky. She was buried in Dec 1822 in National Cem, Louisville, Jefferson Co, Ky. She married Richard Taylor (1743-1829) on 20 Aug 1779 in Rapidan, Orange Co, Va.

Parents: William Strother, Vii 1726-1808 and Sarah Bayly 1720-1774

Children:

  1. Hancock Taylor 1781-1841
  2. William Dabney Strother Taylor 1782-1808
  3. Zachary Taylor (President) 1784-1850
  4. George Taylor 1789-1878
  5. Elizabeth Lee Taylor 1792-1845
  6. Joseph Pannill Taylor 1796-1864
  7. Sarah Bailey Taylor 1799-1851
  8. Emily Richard Taylor 1801-1841

Col. Richard Taylor was a gentleman of culture and colonel of the 9th Virginia Regiment during the Revolution. Soon after the termination of hostilities he moved from Virginia to Jefferson county, Ky., with his family. They had several children.

Their son, Zachary Taylor, Jr., was born in Orange county, Virginia, in 1786, and was an officer in the U. S. Army, distinguishing himself during the struggle with Mexico, which service made him available to the Presidency, to which position he was elected, but the duties of the office were so taxing that he died before the expiration of his term.

He married Margaret Smith and their son, Richard Taylor, was a lieutenant general in the Confederacy, and skillfully and ably distinguished himself during the Rebellion.

Other children of Col. Richard Taylor and Sarah Strother were Hancock, Wm. Dabney, George, Richard, Joseph P., Elizabeth, Sarah and Emily, all of whom have many descendants in Kentucky and other Southern states, who are prominent in social, political and business circles. This ends the line of Wm. Strother of "Orange" and Sarah Pannill.

-- Register of Kentucky State Historical Society, Volume 16 By Kentucky Historical Society, google.com

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Sarah Dabney Taylor's Timeline

1760
December 14, 1760
Culpeper, Culpeper County, Virginia, British Colonial America
1781
January 29, 1781
Hare Forest, Orange County, Virginia, Colonial America
1784
November 24, 1784
Montebello, Gordonsville, Orange County, Virginia, United States
1787
July 11, 1787
Montebello, Orange, Virginia, United States
1788
April 5, 1788
Alexandria, Alexandria City, Virginia, USA
1790
September 24, 1790
Montebello, Orange County, Virginia, United States
1790
1792
January 14, 1792
Montebello, Orange County, Virginia, United States
1794
September 24, 1794
Lousiville, Jefferson, Kentucky, United States