Thacher Taylor was the son of Capt. William & Desire Thacher Taylor of Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA. His father was a ship captain and a naval officer.
Tablet: Thacher Taylor who died May 21st 1796 aged 31 years. He was a native of Barnstable, Massachusetts, a merchant of this city, and for several years a resident merchant of London. He possessed a noble heart, unshaken integrity, a happy temper, and refined manners. In commemoration of his many virtues and great worth, this monument is erected by a near and dear relative.
Footstone T.T.
Moved from lot 142, lot originally owned by his brother William W. Taylor (1769-1832) Merchant, Bank President.
Tablet: Thacher Taylor who died May 21st 1796 aged 31 years. He was a native of Barnstable, Massachusetts, a merchant of this city, and for several years a resident merchant of London. He possessed a noble heart, unshaken integrity, a happy temper, and refined manners. In commemoration of his many virtues and great worth, this monument is erected by a near and dear relative.
Footstone T.T.
Moved from lot 142, lot originally owned by his brother William W. Taylor (1769-1832) Merchant, Bank President.
Thacher Taylor was the son of Capt. William & Desire Thacher Taylor of Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA. His father was a ship captain and a naval officer.
Tablet: Thacher Taylor who died May 21st 1796 aged 31 years. He was a native of Barnstable, Massachusetts, a merchant of this city, and for several years a resident merchant of London. He possessed a noble heart, unshaken integrity, a happy temper, and refined manners. In commemoration of his many virtues and great worth, this monument is erected by a near and dear relative.
Footstone T.T.
Moved from lot 142, lot originally owned by his brother William W. Taylor (1769-1832) Merchant, Bank President.
Tablet: Thacher Taylor who died May 21st 1796 aged 31 years. He was a native of Barnstable, Massachusetts, a merchant of this city, and for several years a resident merchant of London. He possessed a noble heart, unshaken integrity, a happy temper, and refined manners. In commemoration of his many virtues and great worth, this monument is erected by a near and dear relative.
Footstone T.T.
Moved from lot 142, lot originally owned by his brother William W. Taylor (1769-1832) Merchant, Bank President.
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