George P. Taylor

Name

George P. Taylor

Alternate Names

George Taylor
Geo. Taylor
G. P. Taylor
G. P. Y. Taylor

Race

White

Location

BR: Roanoke
RR: Roanoke County

Record(s) Seen In

Birth Register - 1853-1885 - pp. 1-66

Death Register - 1853-1881

Roanoke County Slave Requisition Records

Common Law Orders - E - June 1856 - November 1864 - pgs. 1-353

Freedmen's Bureau Census - Roanoke County

Page and Line Number

BR: PP. 9, L. 76-77; PP. 44, L. 27; PP. 53, L. 107
DR: PP. 7, L. 53-55
FB: PP. 321
CLE: PP. 301

Date(s) Seen in Records

BR: PP. 9, L. 76-77; PP. 44, L. 27; PP. 53, L. 107
DR: PP. 7, L. 53-55
FB: PP. 321

BR: January 1, 1855; February 1855; 1861; June 1864
DR: April 1855; June 1855; September 1855
FB: 1866
RR: December 19, 1862

People Enslaved

Unrecorded Named Boy

Unrecorded Named Girl

Lewis

Ella

Unrecorded Named Boy

Unrecorded Named Child

Unrecorded Named Child

Unrecorded Named Child

Anna Gilbert

Juliet

Betsy

Kitty

Kesiah

Charles

Dick

Thomas

Joseph

Kittie

Gilbert

George

Charles

Going

Henry

Additional Information

In the birth register records, it was listed that an enslaver named Joseph Children was an overseer for the two unrecorded named enslaved individuals.

Joseph Children

In the Birth Register, George P. Taylor is listed as the former enslaver of Anna Gilbert and Juliet.

James Chisder

In Common Law Book E, it states that William Boutt left a "family of negroes" to George Taylor.

William Boutt