Individual Details

1820 Walton County GA Census: Roll M33_10, pg. 242, line 4.
Taylor, James
Males: 1 = 26-44, no slaves, total = 5,
Females: 3 = under 10, 1 = 26-44, 1 working in agr.

1830 Gwinnett County GA Census: Roll M19_17, pg. 367, line 26.
Taylor, James
Males: 1 = 40-50,
Females: 1 = 10-15, 1 = 40-50, no slaves, total = 3.

1840 Newton County GA Census: Dist 462, Roll 48, pg. 45, line 19.
Males: 1 = 50-60, 1 working in agr., no slaves,
Females: 1 = 14-20, 1 = 20-30, 1 = 40-50.

1850 Benton (now Calhoun) County AL Census: 861, 862, Subdiv 29, Jacksonville Dist., Roll M432_1, pg. 390B.
Taylor, James 62 W M farmer $600 NC, Ritter 60 W F SC
Chandler, Elizabeth J. 14 W F GA

1850 Benton (now Calhoun) County AL STATE Census: pg. 42 of 228, line 11.
Taylor, James
Males: 1 = under 21, 1 = over 45, 2 slaves,
Females: 1 = under 21, 1 = over 21.

Book 20, part 1, pg. 244 Alabama Supreme Court June Term 1852 ...
Taylor vs Branch Bank of Huntsville
Error in Circuit Court of Benton (now Calhoun and Cleburne) County AL

Birth	1788	Granville County, North Carolina, USA
Marriage	1812	Newberry County, South Carolina, USA - Ritter CHANDLER
Death	2 Apr 1851	Benton (now Calhoun & Cleburne) County, Alabama, USA

Spouse	Ritter CHANDLER (1790 - 1851)
Child	Temperance "Tempy" TAYLOR ( - )
Child	Henrietta "Ritta" TAYLOR (1814 - )
Child	Elizabeth Jane TAYLOR (1814 - 1851)

Father	James W. TAYLOR (1765 - 1820)
Mother	Sally EATON (1765 - 1791)