Family Group Sheet

HUSBAND John TAYLOR¹³⁸
	Residence	1639	Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA¹³⁸
	Tvl	1646	He sailed for England, leaving the family at Windsor, but the vessel was lost at sea. The legend concerning this lost ship was afterward set to rhyme by Henry. W. Longfellow, known as “The Phantom Ship.” ; England¹³⁸
	Marriage	before 1640	¹³⁸
	Father	John TAYLOR
WIFE Rhoda UNKNOWN¹³⁸
	Residence	between 1639 and 1646	Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA¹³⁸
	Residence	after 1655	Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA¹³⁸
	Marriage	1655	Mr. HOYT; ¹³⁸
CHILDREN
M	John TAYLOR¹³⁸
	Birth	about 1640	¹³⁸
	Residence	1646	Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA¹³⁸
M	Thomas TAYLOR¹³⁸
	Birth	about 1642	¹³⁸
	Residence	1646	Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA¹³⁸
	Residence	after 1655	Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA¹³⁸
	Property	1656	When Thomas was fourteen years old the town of Norwalk granted him land as “one of the children of the town.” ; Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA¹³⁸
	Occupation	1669	He was made a member of the General Court of Norwalk; Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA¹³⁸
	Misc	14 October 1669	His name was presented as one who desired to be made a “freeman.”; ¹³⁸
	Residence	1685	He was one of the first eight settlers in Danbury.; Danbury, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA¹³⁸
	Military	after 1685	He was chosen ensign of the military company, an office he held for several years.; Danbury, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA¹³⁸
	Occupation	between 1697 and 1706	He was the first representative to the General Court from Danbury, being chosen in 1697, 1701 and 1706. ; Danbury, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA¹³⁸
	Death	17 January 1735	He died at 92 years old; ¹³⁸
	Marriage	14 February 1668	Rebecca KETCHUM; ¹³⁸
M	Living
M	Living
M	Living