Solomon Scoggin's wife and her family

Solomon Scoggin is my oldest known ancestor on my mother's side. This page is a working document to keep notes on the family of his recorded wife, Jane Taylor.

Jenkins, John

Taylor, Jane

Oct 15, 1789

Alexander Balmain

The entry for Jane Taylor has an asterisk, signifying that the same name was listed more than once. It was not clear whether this meant that the same person was listed more than once.

Note, that the earlier family records showed that Solomon had a wife and children in the 1790 census. It is possible that the recording in 1792 was of this marriage, that had to have been several years old, or it may be a second marriage for both Solomon and Jane Taylor.

Here is what I found on the Taylor page that might be related to Solomon:

Groom Bride Date Minister Known Family Father GServ Conf.

Taylor, Jacob Lemons, Polly Feb 25, 1789 Christian Streit

Taylor, Benjamin Horner, Ann May 18, 1790 Christian Streit

Taylor, Griffin Cannon, Molly Sep 10, 1790 Christian Streit

Taylor, William Miller, Ann Dec 30, 1791 Richard Swift

Taylor, William Chitter, Jane Dec 18, 1792 Christian Streit

Taylor, Amos Fenton, Mildred Jan 1, 1796 Alexander Balmain N Mildred

Taylor, George Peck, Ann Feb 27, 1796 Bond Book,
John Peck, Surety

Taylor, John Davis, Elizabeth Oct 3, 1796

Taylor, Edmund H. Thruston, Eloisa Feb 23, 1797 N (Eloisa)

Taylor, Benjamin Hastings, Sarah Jun 1, 1797

Groom Bride Date Minister Known Family Father GServ Conf.

Taylor, Septimus McMahon, Mary Aug 10, 1797 Y Harrison (1735) ++

Taylor, William Dunlap, Elizabeth Oct 19, 1797

Taylor, Walter, Jr. Jones, Polly Oct 10, 1799 Christian Streit

Taylor, John Waln, Ann Dec 18, 1799 N (Ann)

Taylor, Samuel Maky, Mary May 21, 1801 Alexander Balmain N (Maky/
Makey)

Taylor, David Martha Hatt March 12, 1801 Christian Streit

Taylor, Mandy Williams, Catherine Oct 21, 1801 Alexander Balmain

Taylor, Eben Ship, Nancy Oct 27, 1801 N (Nancy)

Taylor, Henry Carr, Elizabeth Aug 24, 1801 Christian Streit

Groom Bride Date Minister Known Family Father GServ Conf.

Some of these entries do not have the minister, I think I may have not properly recorded the information. There were several other entries listed as "Bond Book" which seems to mean that the father swore that the marriage was legal.