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Catherine Pike
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Name Catherine Pike [1] Birth 1763 Clown's Cove, Nfld.
Gender Female Death Aug 1848 Carbonear, Nl
[2] Burial 20 Aug 1848 Carbonear Methodist Cemetery, Carbonear, Nl
Person ID I78 Field-Taylor Last Modified 15 Jun 2004
Father Samuel Pike, b. Abt 1724, Poole, Dorset, England
d. Yes, date unknown Family ID F305 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family William Taylor, b. 1760 d. 25 Aug 1843, Carbonear, Nl
(Age 83 years) Marriage Abt 1784 [3] Children 1. Richard Taylor, b. 1786 d. May 1864, Carbonear, Nl
(Age 78 years) [natural]2. William Heighington Taylor, b. 1786, Carbonear, Nl
d. 30 Aug 1859, Carbonear, Nl
(Age 73 years) [natural]3. John Pike Taylor, b. Abt 1791 d. 10 Jul 1853, Carbonear, Nl
(Age 62 years) [natural]4. Joseph Taylor, b. 1794 d. 14 Dec 1796, Carbonear, Nl
(Age 2 years) [natural]5. Joseph Taylor, b. 1797 d. Yes, date unknown [natural] 6. Nathaniel Taylor, b. 1799, Carbonear, Nl
d. Aug 1836, Carbonear, Nl
(Age 37 years) [natural]7. Julia Taylor, b. 1801 d. Yes, date unknown [natural] 8. Edward Taylor, b. 1804, Carbonear, Nl
d. 19 Feb 1867, Carbonear, Nl
(Age 63 years) [natural]9. Francis Taylor, b. Mar 1805, Carbonear, Nl
d. 16 Aug 1880, Carbonear, Nl
(Age 75 years) [natural]Family ID F24 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 15 Jun 2004
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Notes - From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm
Record of birth of son to William Taylor and Catherine Pike
TAYLOR Edward B 1803 William & Cath Pike
Will of Catherine TAYLOR, 1848
Vol 1 pages 555-556
In the name of God Amen
I Catherine TATLOR of Carbonear Island of Newfoundland being of sound mind & memory do make this my last will & testament & desire it may be received as such.
Item I give & bequeath to my son Joseph TAYLOR & grandson Herbert TAYLOR son of Joseph TAYLOR the one half of my dwelling house & to my son the other half Francis TAYLOR in trust for his son Eugene. Also one sofa, one bedstead, one chest of drawers, two tables, one Bible, with all other loose articles of glassware, earthenware, & cooking utensils as now remaining in the house to be equally divided between the above mentioned parties, to remain in the house, that house not to be rented or sold by either party out of the family. Also one third of the kitchen garden, all that garden commonly called the wall garden, also the land in front of the house, in a line with the present fences to the sea, to be divided into two equal parts, the south part to my son Joseph & grandson Herbert TAYLOR, the north part to my son Francis in trust for his son Eugene.
I give to my son Edward TAYLOR that part of the water side premises to the eastward of his land in a line with the boundary of his front meadow on these conditions; should the brothers mutually agree to build a store house where the old store house formerly stood, that part of the land is to be used for that purpose but for no other with the use of the road leading to it.
To my son John TAYLOR I give my barking kettle also my pew in the established church.
To my son Francis I give my pew in the Wesleyan Chapel.
To my daughter Julia CHANCEY I give my looking glass & what money I may possess at my death deducting the cost of a head stone.
To my grand daughter Mary TAYLOR daughter of John TAYLOR I give my bed, one looking glass, mahogany table, & my plain gold ring.
To my daughter in law Mary TAYLOR, wife of John TAYLOR my five chairs.
To my grandson John S---- TAYLOR son of Joseph TAYLOR I give my large mahogany table.
To Lavinia TAYLOR daughter of my son Edward TAYLOR I give my bedstead & curtains.
My son William TAYLOR is at his own cost to have all my funeral expenses.
I constitute & appoint Nicholas NICHOLE & John BEMISTER executors to this my last will & testament, signed in Carbonear this eight day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & forty eight.
Catherine TAYLOR
Headstone on stonepics:
NF121 : CBN11 TAYLOR, Catharine (1848) - 5 photos
BIrth place: Clown's Cove, Nfld. (Source: D. Hogge)
- From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm
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