Elizabeth Patrick Taylor
Elizabeth Patrick Taylor (1793-1880) was born 9 Dec. 1793 in Virginia. She was the daughter of John Patrick and Sarah Kendrick. She married William Taylor on 18 Mar. 1811 in Warren Co., Kentucky, and they had fourteen children. She was baptized in 1832 in Monroe Co., Missouri. She received a prize on 11 Jun. 1878 in Ogden, Weber Co., Utah Territory for having 600 grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and the event was mentioned by Wilford Woodruff in his journal. She died 25 Oct. 1880 in Harrisville, Weber Co., Utah Territory.
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