Free Web Hosting Provider - Web Hosting - E-commerce - High Speed Internet - Free Web Page
Search the Web

Taylor's of South Georgia & Related Family Genealogy

Our Friends
Descendants of Thomas Hancocke
Descendants of William Peacock
Descendants of Adam Wagnon
Descendants of Reuben Lindsey
Ancestors of the John Taylor family
Descendants of Adelicia Princess of BRABANT
Morrell Ancestral Records
Descendants of Isabel (Elizabeth) De BEAUMONT
Descendants of John Mainwaring (Sapp family)
Descendants of Edward I King of England
Descendants of William Parrish
Descendants of William Monk
Descendants of Martin Shaw J.
Taylor pedigree chart
Hancock pedigree chart
Peacock pedigree chart
Warren pedigree chart
Wagnon pedigree chart

Please visit our sponsors:


Better Built Buildings


Views & News


UCAN


Doodlebugs


Tiny Designs


Jenna's Page


Taylor Genealogy


Genealogy Resources


Georgia Genealogy


Georgia Outdoors


Be a Winner


Search Page



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

eXTReMe Tracker

 

New as of Nov. 1 2005! 52000+ new
linked names of Georgia Pioneers!

Pioneer Families of Georgia Descendants of Godwulf from about 80 AD
Ivey & Related Families Descendants of ANSEGIS Mayor of Palace
Redd & Hancock Descendants CHARLEMAGNE "Charles the Great"
 

 

At this site we have genealogy (family history) for Hancock or Hancocke family from 1525. This Hancock family descended from Thomas Hancock(e) who was born about 1525 in St. Mary Woolnot, London, London, England. One of his descendants, a William Hancock came to America in 1619. He was a member of The Virginia Company Of London which was created by King James I for the purpose of colonizing in America. The first settlement was established at Jamestown in 1607. As an investor in the Virginia Company, William traveled to Jamestown in 1619. He was a member of a group that founded Berkeley Hundred. On 22 March 1622 the settlement was attacked by Indians and William, along with many others, was massacred. Shortly after 1630, three of William's sons came to America. Augustine, Simon and William became prominent planters in Virginia and established a family line that today includes many thousands of their descendants. From Virginia, their descendants migrated throughout the southeastern and midwestern states and today are living in all parts of the country. Simon Hancock had a son named William, (this line had many Williams and Simons) One of this William Hancock lines moved to Craven Co. North Carolina and then on to Lowndes, Berrian, Colquit and Cook counties of Georgia. Mary Jane Hancock the daughter of Elder Littleton Albritton Hancock married Dempsey Day Taylor. These Hancock's also married into the Joiner, Ivey, Hall, Jones, Dearham, Spencer families to name a few. In This line there is also a Hector Hancock who had a great granddaughter named Elizabeth Hancock who married John Hardison Redd in North Carolina. this family joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and went west with that body. Elizabeth Hancock died 28 Nov 1853 in Spanish Fork, Utah, Ut and was buried 1853 in Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah. We would like any information on the Thomas Hancocke of St. Mary Woolnot, London, England.

We two major Taylor lines both ending with a Robert Taylor. These are different Robert Taylors. One married Lucinda Sapp (daughter of RV Levi Sapp) on 6 Jan 1843 in what is today Cook county Georgia. This Robert Taylor is belived to have come from Dodge county Georgia. The other Robert Taylor was from Marion SC and may have been born sometime around 1780 (he had a son born on 14 Jan 1881). He was married to Mary (Taylor). They had at least one known child, a son named William Jackson Taylor Sr. William married Samantha Jane Rogers and they had seven known children. William Jackson Taylor also married Mary Ford on 30 Nov 1865. They had three known children. Please email us with addictional information you have ether of these Robert Taylors or Levi Sapp.

We also have a Robert Newsom Taylor, M.D. from Pulaski County, Georgia.

We also have genealogy (family history) for the Peacock family. William Peacock of Virginia is the progenitor of this family. Some of the descendants moved to North Carolina and then on to Georgia. First Washington county then Wilkerson and Dodge.

There are links to the Descendants of Adam Wagnon, Descendants of Reuben Lindsey, Ancestors of the John Taylor family, Descendants of Adelicia Princess of BRABANT, Morrell Ancestral Records, Descendants of Isabel (Elizabeth) De BEAUMONT, Descendants of John Mainwaring (Sapp family). These families are all related to the Taylor family through ether the , Hancock, Peacock, Lindsey or Holloway families.

 


Thomas Hancock(e) | William Hancock | Simon Hancock | William Hancock | Mary Jane Hancock |Elder Littleton Albritton Hancock |Dempsey Day Taylor. | Hector Hancock | Elizabeth Hancock | John Hardison ReddLucinda Sapp (daughter of RV Levi Sapp) | Robert Taylor | Robert Taylor | Mary (Taylor). | William Jackson Taylor Sr. | Samantha Jane Rogers | Robert Newsom Taylor, M.D. | William Peacock  | Descendants of Adam Wagnon | Descendants of Reuben Lindsey | Ancestors of the John Taylor family | Descendants of Adelicia Princess of BRABANT | Morrell Ancestral Records | Descendants of Isabel (Elizabeth) De BEAUMONT | Descendants of John Mainwaring (Sapp family). T | History of Charlemagne

To submit a site or make feed back

Name:
Email:
HomePage:
Where are
you from:
Comments:
 

LOOK !! Try these other great FREE sites !!


Georgia Genealogy Home Page


Genealogy Resources Home Page


Pioneer Families of South Georgia


The History Page

Histories of:

Alfred 'The Great'

Charlemagne

William the Conqueror

Irwin County Georgia

Henry County Georgia

The Anglo Saxons

The Normans

And Much More


History of Charlemagne


History of the Island of Britain


Surname List


Name Index


Back to Taylor's of South Georgia & Related Family Genealogy






Parts of this web site produced 17 Oct 1999 by Personal Ancestral File, a product of
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
updated 10 Oct. 2007

5186


Copyright 1999 - 2006 by John R. Taylor