U. S. President Zachary Taylor

1784 - 1850 (65 years)

Generation: 1

U. S. President Zachary Taylor was born 24 Nov 1784, Orange, Orange County, Virginia (son of Richard Lee Taylor and Sarah Strother); died 9 Jul 1850, Washington D.C.; was buried , Zachary Taylor National Cemetery, Kentucky.

Zachary married . [Group Sheet]

Children:

R. Taylor
Sarah Knox Taylor was born 6 Mar 1814, Vincennes, Knox County, Indiana; died 15 Sep 1835, Saint Francisville, West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana; was buried , Locust Grove Cemetery, Saint Francisville, West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana.

Generation: 2

2. Richard Lee Taylor was born 1744 (son of Zachary Taylor and Elizabeth Lee); died 1829.
Richard married Sarah Strother. Sarah was born 1760; died 1822. [Group Sheet]

Sarah Strother was born 1760; died 1822.

Children:

1. U. S. President Zachary Taylor was born 24 Nov 1784, Orange, Orange County, Virginia; died 9 Jul 1850, Washington D.C.; was buried , Zachary Taylor National Cemetery, Kentucky.

Generation: 3

4.	Zachary Taylor was born 1707 (son of James Taylor and Martha Thompson); died 1768. Zachary married Elizabeth Lee. Elizabeth (daughter of Hancock Lee and Sarah Allerton) was born 1709; died 1753. [Group Sheet]

5.
Elizabeth Lee was born 1709 (daughter of Hancock Lee and Sarah Allerton); died 1753.
Children:

2. Richard Lee Taylor was born 1744; died 1829.

Generation: 4

8. James Taylor was born 1675 (son of James Taylor and Mary Gregory); died 1729.
James married Martha Thompson. Martha was born 1679; died 1762. [Group Sheet]
9.
Martha Thompson was born 1679; died 1762.
Children:

Frances Taylor was born 1700; died 1761.

James Taylor was born 1703; died 1784.

4. Zachary Taylor was born 1707; died 1768.
10. Hancock Lee was born 1653 (son of Col. Richard "the Immigrant" Lee, I, Esq. and A. Constable); died 1709.
Hancock married Sarah Allerton. Sarah was born 1670; died 1731. [Group Sheet]
11.
Sarah Allerton was born 1670; died 1731.
Children:

5. Elizabeth Lee was born 1709; died 1753.

Isaac Lee

Hancock Lee, Jr.

John Lee