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John Moore Taylor was the first son, second child, of John Taylor and Anne Gilbert. He died in Louisiana on 28 February 1856. On 26 March 1811, he married his first wife, Anne Foote, daughter of William H. Foote and Sarah Stuart Alexander. Anne was born 17 March 1788, and died 5 May 1847. John Moore
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Taylor was judge of the Alabama Supreme Court from 1825 to 1834. Afterwards they moved to Mississippi for a while and then moved to his plantation near Delhi, Louisiana.
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In 1818, Taylor was one of the 44 delegates to the Alabama Constitutional Convention, and one of the Committee of Fifteen chosen to draft the state constitution.
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Supreme Court of Alabama
Orange County, Virginia
Abner S. Lipscomb
Reuben Saffold
John Gayle
John White
Anderson Crenshaw




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