Sarah Knox
TAYLOR
(b.
6 March 1814
,
Vincennes, Indiana Territory
d.
15 September 1835
,
St Francisville, Louisiana, USA
)
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Sarah Knox TAYLOR was born 6 March 1814 in Vincennes, Indiana Territory
Sarah Knox TAYLOR was the child of Zachary TAYLOR and Margaret Mackall SMITHSarah Knox TAYLOR died 15 September 1835 in St Francisville, Louisiana, USA.
m. Jefferson Finis Davis, 1835 in Kentucky
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1814 Birth 6 March 1814
Vincennes, Indiana Territory
1835 Death 15 September 1835
St Francisville, Louisiana, USA
She died at the age of 21.
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The name 'Indiana' means 'Land of the Indians'. (statesymbolsusa.org)Prior to 1816 - Indiana Territory
December 11, 1816 - Indiana becomes 19th U.S. state
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