History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 693.
[Harrison County]   [Sylvan Dell Precinct]

JACOB TAYLOR, farmer, P. O. Oddville, was born in Harrison County, June
15, 1818, his grandfather, Jacob Maybrier, was a foreigner, and weaver by
trade; he came to Kentucky very early and enlisted while here in the war
of 1812-15; he was in one engagement.  His father, Jacob Taylor, came to
Kentucky from Ohio, and died in Harrison County in 1818, aged about
thirty-five; his son Jacob, whose sketch is here recorded, passed his
youth as a farmer's boy; he married Elizabeth, daughter of Benjamin and
Rebecca (Padgett) Allen, of Mason County, by whom he was the father of
six children, four of whom are living: Benjamin, aged forty-two; William,
forty; John, thirty-three; Rebecca Ellen, thirty-five; he has fourteen
living grandchildren.  Mr. Taylor has been a widower since Feb. 18, 1848;
is a member of Salem Christian Church and Democratic in politics.  About
the year 1840 he was thrown from a horse and suffered a fracture of the
left thigh bone, which, from having been improperly set by the attending
physician, has never united and now presents the peculiar feature of a
joint between the knee and hip; being unable to sustain his weight upon
that limb it has rendered him a cripple for life.  During the war he was
arrested for the crime of being a Southern sympathizer.  Two of his sons
were in the Confederate army; one returned, the other died at Harper's
Ferry of small-pox, near the beginning of the war.

Taylor Maybrier Padgett Allen
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Mason-KY

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