Social and economic considerations
Higher classes
The financial and political facets of marriage pertained were the key considerations in choosing a spouse for higher classes. It was a customary practice for noble families to sign contracts that betrothed their children in advance.[This ensures a suitable match, which allowed for strategic advancements in society. However, these negotiations for marriage were not done in isolation. It was a matter of wider concern that involved the collective decisions of the family, kin, and community. This was due to the concept of lineage and preservation of status,
Suzan Martin I just wanted to be and if it is correct then select ignore for all so it does not pop up. Maybe make a note in the "About" section as well.
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It will take time to look over the documentation if none for the marriage, then it takes time to locate documents. Why we all need to work to document our ancestors.
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North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000
Ancestors of Francis Taylor
James Taylor - Generation 6
Hope this is an ok reference?
Tops at Gen 7. Rowland Taylor is disproved:
The lineage of John Taylor was investigated by a professional genealogist, Nathaniel Lane Taylor, PhD, who found that a link to Rev. Rowland Taylor and two sons named Richard to be baseless. Two of his articles published in "The American Genealogist" magazine include:
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I thought this was all locked!!!!