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Note: The first church organization was the Seceder (now the United Presbyterian congregation) church, which took place in 1819 by the election of two Elders and the acceptation of William Graham (for the other) of the congregation of Cambridge of the State of New York. The names of the other two were Mathew http://genealogytrails.com/ohio/franklin/history_reynoldsburg.html 11 Taylor and William Crawford. Dartmouth 1801, entered the ministry, and went as a missionary to Ohio where he died. ame:�Ctab�DMathew Taylor date of birth:�Ctab�D27 Oct 1772 place of birth:�Ctab�DLondonderry, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States father's name:�Ctab�DSamuel Taylor mother's name:�Ctab�DSarah place recorded:�Ctab�DLondonderry, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States gs film number:�Ctab�D1001049 digital gs number:�Ctab�D4244317 image number:�Ctab�D03702 groom's name:�Ctab�DMatthew Taylor groom's birth date:�Ctab�D groom's birthplace:�Ctab�D groom's age:�Ctab�D bride's name:�Ctab�DAgnes Fisher bride's birth date:�Ctab�D1776 bride's birthplace:�Ctab�DAntrim bride's age:�Ctab�D25 marriage date:�Ctab�D01 Oct 1801 marriage place:�Ctab�DFrancestown, Nh groom's father's name:�Ctab�D groom's mother's name:�Ctab�D bride's father's name:�Ctab�DJames Fisher bride's mother's name:�Ctab�DAnna Steele groom's race:�Ctab�DWhite groom's marital status:�Ctab�D groom's previous wife's name:�Ctab�D bride's race:�Ctab�DWhite bride's marital status:�Ctab�D bride's previous husband's name:�Ctab�D indexing project (batch) number:�Ctab�DM73155-2 system origin:�Ctab�DNew Hampshire-VR source film number:�Ctab�D1001313 reference number:�Ctab�D2:3WCK0DW September 1814 the Rev Matthew Taylor commenced a missionary tour to the state of Ohio In that state and in New York while on his jour ney going and returning he labored 34 weeks preached 125 sermons admitted 10 members into the church and baptised 3 adults and 7 children besides visiting many families The greater part of these services were performed south west of the Connecticut Reserve Mr Taylor has recently removed with his family from Granville in New York to Worthington in Ohio to take the pastoral charge of the church and people in that place for a part of the time and the residue he will spend in the vacant settlements in that vicinity He agrees with other missionaries in his general account of the religious and moral state of that part of our country Lunenburg http://lptex.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I655&tree=MAIN MattHew Taylor the son of Samuel and Sarah Fisher Taylor was bom at Londonderry Apr 10 1770 and died at Truro Ohio Apr 8 1835 m 65 minus 2 days He studied divinity was ordained an Evangelist in NH then went to Ohio as a Presbyterian missionary and was stated supply at Truro for about 3 j ears after this his ministry ceased and life was passed on a farm He married Anna dau of James Fisher of Francestown in 1801 Sketches of the alumni of Dartmouth college: from the first graduation in ... By George Thomas Chapman The Panoplist, and missionary magazine, Volume 12 Matthew Taylor Presbyterian son of Samuel and Sarah Fisher Taylor was born April 10 1770 Graduated at Dartmouth College 1801 Ordained an evangelist in New Hampshire Went as missionary to Ohio Acting pastor Truro O three years Without charge on a farm there Died there April 8 1835 Married Anna daughter of James Fisher of Francestown 1801 The Native Ministry of New Hampshire ... By Nathan Franklin Carter, pg. 459 Matthew Taylor, "New Hampshire, Births and Christenings, 1714-1904" Name:�Ctab�D Matthew Taylor Gender:�Ctab�D Male Christening Date:�Ctab�D Christening Place:�Ctab�D Birth Date:�Ctab�D 22 Oct 1771 Birthplace:�Ctab�D LONDONDERRY TWP,ROCKINGHAM,NEW HAMPSHIRE Death Date:�Ctab�D Name Note:�Ctab�D Race:�Ctab�D Father's Name:�Ctab�DSamuel Taylor Father's Birthplace:�Ctab�D Father's Age:�Ctab�D Mother's Name:�Ctab�DSarah Mother's Birthplace:�Ctab�D Mother's Age:�Ctab�D Indexing Project (Batch) Number:�Ctab�D7540090 System Origin:�Ctab�D New_Hampshire-ODM GS Film number:�Ctab�D1001049 Reference ID:�Ctab�D Sources Attach to Family Tree Add to My Source Box Go to My Source Box Share No image available Search collection About this collection Citing this Record "New Hampshire, Births and Christenings, 1714-1904," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FDJ6-K2V : accessed 14 Mar 2014), Matthew Taylor, 22 Oct 1771; citing LONDONDERRY TWP,ROCKINGHAM,NEW HAMPSHIRE; FHL microfilm 1001049. missionary Matthew Taylor b 10 Apr 1770 Londonderry NH Farmer d 8 Apr 1835 Truro Ohio from General Catalogue of Dartmouth College and the Associated Schools 1769-1900 ... By Dartmouth College
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Note: (Research): Rev Timothy Harris and Matthew Taylor met at the house of Elias Williams and organized the Jersey Presbyterian church with eigh members four male and four female In 1821 a hewed log school house designed also for public worship for all denominations wa_ raised as far as the eaves It was probably not covered and finished in other respects until the fall of 1822 or perhaps 1823 sonu eighteen months or two years after the logs were put up It stood in what is now the graveyard The first resolution passed by this congregation was Resolved That a subscription be opened lo procure soror thing toward paying Rev Matthew Taylor for his laSx r among us One year later in January 1823 the congregation Resolved unanimously That we employ Mr Taylor lu preach one quarter of the time for a year if we can raise fiir il sufficient to pay him Similar resolutions were passed in 1824 and 1825 In January 1827 a committee was appointed to wait on Rev SS Miles of Newark ami learn of him if he can be hired to preach for uv how much and what kind of pay he will take for a certain part of his time The committee's repoi 1 says Mr Miles can be hired one fourth of his History of Licking county, O., its past and present containing a ... By Albert Adams Graham Worthington Historical Society 50 West New England Avenue Worthington, Ohio 43085 RE: Reverend Matthew Taylor (1772-1835) To Whom It May Concern: �Ctab�DI have been searching for a burial place for one of my ancestors, Reverend Matthew Taylor, and have not had any luck in finding anything about him although it was known that he lived on a farm and died in Worthington. I'm hoping you might be able to help. I am also particularly interested in learning the names and approximate dates of birth of his children. His wife was Agnes Fisher when he left New Hampshire and I am not sure if she was with him in Worthington or not. Anyway, this is what I do have about him: �Ctab�DDartmouth 1801, entered the ministry, and went as a missionary to Ohio where he died. ame:�Ctab�DMathew Taylor date of birth:�Ctab�D27 Oct 1772 place of birth:�Ctab�DLondonderry, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States father's name:�Ctab�DSamuel Taylor mother's name:�Ctab�DSarah place recorded:�Ctab�DLondonderry, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States gs film number:�Ctab�D1001049 digital gs number:�Ctab�D4244317 image number:�Ctab�D03702 groom's name:�Ctab�DMatthew Taylor groom's birth date:�Ctab�D groom's birthplace:�Ctab�D groom's age:�Ctab�D bride's name:�Ctab�DAgnes Fisher bride's birth date:�Ctab�D1776 bride's birthplace:�Ctab�DAntrim bride's age:�Ctab�D25 marriage date:�Ctab�D01 Oct 1801 marriage place:�Ctab�DFrancestown, Nh groom's father's name:�Ctab�D groom's mother's name:�Ctab�D bride's father's name:�Ctab�DJames Fisher bride's mother's name:�Ctab�DAnna Steele groom's race:�Ctab�DWhite groom's marital status:�Ctab�D groom's previous wife's name:�Ctab�D bride's race:�Ctab�DWhite bride's marital status:�Ctab�D bride's previous husband's name:�Ctab�D indexing project (batch) number:�Ctab�DM73155-2 system origin:�Ctab�DNew Hampshire-VR source film number:�Ctab�D1001313 reference number:�Ctab�D2:3WCK0DW September 1814 the Rev Matthew Taylor commenced a missionary tour to the state of Ohio In that state and in New York while on his jour ney going and returning he labored 34 weeks preached 125 sermons admitted 10 members into the church and baptised 3 adults and 7 children besides visiting many families The greater part of these services were performed south west of the Connecticut Reserve Mr Taylor has recently removed with his family from Granville in New York to Worthington in Ohio to take the pastoral charge of the church and people in that place for a part of the time and the residue he will spend in the vacant settlements in that vicinity He agrees with other missionaries in his general account of the religious and moral state of that part of our country Lunenburg http://lptex.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I655&tree=MAIN MattHew Taylor the son of Samuel and Sarah Fisher Taylor was bom at Londonderry Apr 10 1770 and died at Truro Ohio Apr 8 1835 m 65 minus 2 days He studied divinity was ordained an Evangelist in NH then went to Ohio as a Presbyterian missionary and was stated supply at Truro for about 3 j ears after this his ministry ceased and life was passed on a farm He married Anna dau of James Fisher of Francestown in 1801 Sketches of the alumni of Dartmouth college: from the first graduation in ... By George Thomas Chapman The Panoplist, and missionary magazine, Volume 12 Matthew Taylor Presbyterian son of Samuel and Sarah Fisher Taylor was born April 10 1770 Graduated at Dartmouth College 1801 Ordained an evangelist in New Hampshire Went as missionary to Ohio Acting pastor Truro O three years Without charge on a farm there Died there April 8 1835 Married Anna daughter of James Fisher of Francestown 1801 The Native Ministry of New Hampshire ... By Nathan Franklin Carter, pg. 459 �Ctab�DIf you have any information or can give me any leads, I would very much appreciate it. Please feel free to respond by e-mail. Sincerely, Pat Taylor Jennings 3697 N. Stone Road Hesperia, MI 49421 busybee1952@hotmail.com Pat, You're right that I'm confused about all your Samuels and Matthews. It's hard to keep in your head without a chart, but the principle is the same. Probably the only sure way to clarify relationships is through wills or land records. Isn't it frustrating to always descend from the "other one" whose heirs move on and don't have bios in county histories? No, WHS doesn't have the capability to make microfilms. Worthington Estate Records, 1803-1850, is available at the Worthington Library and at WHS and either could make a photocopy of a specific estate. The name index is on the WHS website under genealogical resources. Jennie PS -- Because it is difficult to hire a researcher who knows how to search estate case files, I copied the relevant entry from the OHS archives website that cites the microfim GR numbers. The archives/library offers their microfilm census records available through interlibrary loan but I do not know whether that is true for estate case files. You might ask. Individual rolls are available for purchase. You will note there are three different rolls that reportedly include some 1835 case files (these were packets that held various papers, not record books) . Early records are a bit disorganized and might contain a case file or two out of sequence . Summary Creator Franklin County (Ohio). Probate Court Extent (quantity/size) 77 microfilm reels : positive ; 35 mm. 83 microfilm reels : negative ; 35 mm. Other Titles Case files Media Local government records Location/Public Access Data GR3280 ; GR1241-GR1244 ; GR3264 ; GR3768-GR3796 ; GR3265 ; GR3339-GR3345 ; GR10346 ; GR3282-GR3283 ; GR3518-GR3520 ; GR3661-GR3663 ; GR3797 ; GR3819-GR3841 ; GR3854 ; GR3842-GR3853 Subjects Franklin County (Ohio). Probate Court -- Records and correspondence / Court records -- Ohio -- Franklin County / Probate records -- Ohio -- Franklin County / Decedents' estates -- Ohio -- Franklin County / Local government -- Ohio -- Franklin County / Local government records Administrative Information Originals/Copies Copies: This processed portion of this series is available on positive microfilm; the 83 security negative film reels (1803-1977) are unprocessed and not available for public use. Researchers wishing to use these materials should consult the Archives/Library reference staff. Scope and Content Contains all journal entries; petitions; accountings; inventories and appraisements; schedules of debts; appointments of executors, administrators, or guardians filed in connection with that case. Estate files also contain a copy of the will, the original being filed separately also by case number. In addition to original documents filed in the case, it may also contain certain things which have not been journalized and/or formally filed, such as correspondence and memoranda related to the case. 1803-1817 (GR3280) 1817-1822 (GR1241) 1822-1824 (GR1242) 1824-1828 (GR1243) 1828-1833 (GR1244) 1829-1841 (GR3264) 1833-1835 (GR3768) 1835-1837 (GR3769) 1837-1839 (GR3770) 1841-1842, 1844-1845 (GR3265) 1842-1844 (GR3339) 1845-1846 (GR3340) 1847-1850 (GR3341) 1850-1851 (GR10346) 1847, 1848-1849 (GR3342) 1849-1850 (GR3771) 1853-1857 (GR3343- GR3345) 1854-1855 (GR3282) 1855-1868 (GR3772- GR3796) 1859-1861 (GR3518- GR3520) 1859-1864 (GR3283) 1862-1863 (GR3663) 1863-1865 (GR3661- GR3662) 1870-1871 (GR3797) 1871-1884 (GR3819- GR3841) 1878-1879 (GR3854) 1977 (GR3842- GR3853) The same is true with Franklin Co. Deed Indexes at OHS. The Grantor Index for S-Z, 1804-1888 (GR3364) and the Grantee Index is S-Z, 1804-1888 (GR3364). These are indexes to deed records, showing year of record, names of grantor and grantee, volume and page numbers of record, name of town or township, section or survey and lot number, and description of tract. You are probably the only one who could sort out a possible inheritance for the correct Matthew from section or lot numbers in Truro Twp. From: Pat Taylor Jennings Sent: Monday, July 08, 2013 10:24 AM To: Jennie McCormick Subject: RE: Worthington
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