Sarah Pannill Dabney Strother

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alt. Birth: 14 Dec 1760, Prob. Orange Co. VA; Alt. Birth
• Alt. Death: 13 Dec 1822; Alt. Death

Notes:

See attached sources.

Sarah married Richard Taylor on 20 Aug 1779 in Rapidan, Orange Co, VA. Richard (son of Zachary Taylor and Elizabeth Lee) was born on 3 Mar 1744 in Rapidan, Orange Co, VA; was christened in Grandson, Hancock, Lee, Sally; died on 19 Jan 1829 in Springfield, Lexington, KY; was buried in National Cem., Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Hancock Taylor was born on 29 Jan 1781; and died.
2. William Dabney Strother Taylor was born in 1782 in Rapidan, Orange Co, VA; died on 3 Jun 1808 in Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY; was buried in National Cem, Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY.
3. President Zachary Taylor was born on 24 Nov 1784 in Montebello, Orange Co., Virginia; died on 9 Jul 1850 in White House, Washington D.C.; was buried in Jul 1850 in National Cem, Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY.
4. George Taylor was born on 24 Sep 1789 in Possibly, Orange, VA; died on 22 Sep 1878 in Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY; was buried in National Cem, Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY.
5. Elizabeth Lee Taylor was born on 14 Jan 1792 in Possibly, Orange, VA; died on 22 Apr 1845 in Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY; was buried after 22 Apr 1845 in National Cem, Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY.
6. Richard Strother Taylor was born on 24 Sep 1794 in Lousiville, Jefferson, Kentucky; died on 6 Sep 1829 in Unk; was buried after 6 Sep 1829.
7. Joseph Pannill Taylor was born on 4 May 1796; and died.
8. Sarah Strother Taylor was born on 11 Jun 1799 in Nr Louisville, Bear Creek, Jefferson, Kentucky; died on 6 Sep 1851 in Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY; was buried after 6 Sep 1851 in National Cem, Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY.
9. Emily Richard Taylor was born on 30 Jun 1801 in Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY; died on 30 Nov 1841 in Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY; was buried after 30 Nov 1841 in National Cem, Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alt. Birth: Between 1719 and 1747; Alt. Birth
• Alt. Birth: Abt 1725, Prob. Hanover Co. VA; Alt. Birth
• Alt. Death: Between 1753 and 1826; Alt. Death
• Alt. Death: 5 Nov 1808, Versailles, Woodford, KY; Alt. Death

Notes:

William Strother was b., probably in Hanover Co., VA, about 1725. Fromthe failure of Francis Strother, of St. Mark's, to mention him by name inhis will, doubt has been expressed as to his being a son. But apart fromthis failure, the cause for which does not appear, there can hardly be areasonable doubt on the point. On Aug.1, 1727, Margaret (Thornton)Strother gave by deed to her son Francis Strother,of Hanover Co.,certain slaves with reversion to her grandson William Strother. Theconnection here would clearly indicate that William was the son ofFrancis,rather than of any one else, a conclusion further strengthenedby the fact thatnone of her other sons,so far as can be discovered fromrecords and other sources, had a son named William of his age. In 1749,there was a grant of 400 acresin Orange Co., forks of Rush river,adjoining Francis and John Strother, to William Strother, son of Francis,which grant was subsequently sold by William to John Strother. Rev.George Strother of Trimble Co., KY, b. in Culpeper Co., VA (son of JohnF. Strother, and Anne, dau of Capt. John Strother) was consequentlyagreat nephew of this William, and Undisclosed in the same region must haveknown him. The former has left a record in which he places William asson of Francis, of St. Mark's, and brother of his grandfather, John, whohe says was b. in Hanover Co. As shown following, the names of thechildren all show evidence of descent from a Dabneyintermarriage-----such as "Susannah" (name of the wife of Francis of St.Mark's, and also of his dau), and William "Dabney" Strother. He was alarge landed proprietor in Culpeper and Orange. He m., prior to Feb. 20,1752, (1) Mrs. Sarah (Bayly) Pannill, widow of William Pannill. She wasoriginally of Urbana, in Middlesex Co., VA. On Oct. 25, 1759, he as "ofthe county of Orange, Planter, and Sarah his wife, late widow and relictof William Pannill, late ofthe county of Culpeper," convey to her sonsWilliam and David Pannill 400 acresin Orange. His 1)wife d. I774 and hem. (2) Anne Kavenah (sic), bond dated June 9, 1775 (Orange records). Latein life he removed to Woodford Co., KY, where he d. 1808 (Owen, WilliamStrother of VA, 1898, pp. 17-19).

William married Sarah Bayly in 1750 in Hanover, Virginia. Sarah was born about 1720 in Urbana, Middlesex Co. VA; died on 23 Aug 1774 in Orange Co, VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alt. Birth: Between 1719 and 1753; Alt. Birth
• Alt. Birth: Abt 1720; Alt. Birth
• Alt. Death: Between 1753 and 1834; Alt. Death
• Alt. Death: 1774, Orange, VA; Alt. Death

Notes:

1774 WILL: Orange Co, VA, WB 2-489, dtd 28 Aug 1774, proved 22 Dec 1774.Sarah Strother ordered her land, slaves, and other property to be sold.The proceeds to be divided:1)grandson William Pannill son of DavidPannill at age 21, 2)granddaughter Sarah Bailie Morton Pannill dau ofWilliam Pannill at age 21, 3)grandson Gerard Banks son to Frances Banksat age 21, 4)granddaughter Sarah Bailie Hawkins at age 21, 5)SarahRunnolds dau of Tabitha Runnolds, 5)William Dabney Strother then at age21, 6)to first child that Joseph Pannill may have born, and 7)remainderbetweenson William Dabney Strother and daus Frances Banks and SarahStrother.

Source from Hills/Hatcher Family Tree on World Connect

1774 WILL: Orange Co, VA, WB 2-489, dtd 28 Aug 1774, proved 22 Dec 1774. Sarah Strother ordered her land, slaves, and other property to be sold. The proceeds to be divided: 1)grandson William Pannill son of David Pannill at age 21, 2)granddaughter Sarah Bailie Morton Pannill dau of William Pannill at age 21, 3)grandson Gerard Banks son to Frances Banks at age 21, 4)granddaughter Sarah Bailie Hawkins at age 21, 5)Sarah Runnolds dau of Tabitha Runnolds, 5)William Dabney Strother then at age 21, 6)to first child that Joseph Pannill may have born, and 7)remainder between son William Dabney Strother and daus Frances Banks and Sarah Strother.