Family
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FatherJohn Taylor (e1609-~1646) [S688:149]
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MotherRhoda Tinker (e1611-) [S688:149]
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SpouseThankful Woodward (1646-) 
Child +Lt. John Taylor (1667-1744) [S1781:9]
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Attributes
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GenderMale
NameJohn Taylor [S366:729] [S1781:9]
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NameJohn Tailor [S1780:14] [S1781:7]
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NameCapt John Tailor [S1781:142]
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NameCapt. John Taylor of Northampton
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FatherJohn Taylor (e1609-~1646) [S688:149]
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MotherRhoda Tinker (e1611-) [S688:149]
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Number of Children13 [S688]
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Timeline
ClaimDateDetailAgeEvidence
Birthabt 1640Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, United States [S688:149]
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Birthabt 1641Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, United States [S366:729]
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MarriageNov 18, 1662Thankful Woodward (1646-), Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States [S1780:95] [S1781:100]
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MarriageDec 18, 1662Thankful Woodward (1646-), Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States [S688:149]
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DeathMay 13, 1704New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, United States [S366:729] [S688]
as Captain of the Hampshire Troop, he was killed by Indians while in pursuit of them after their destruction of Fort Pascommuck
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DeathMay 13, 1704Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States [S688:149] [S1781:142]
killed by Indians while in pursuit of them after they attacked the Pascommuck farmers
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Sources
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[S366] Torrey, Clarence Almon, "New England Marriages Prior to 1700" (GPC, Baltimore, Maryland; 1985).
[S688] "New England Historical and Genealogical Register" (Boston, Oct, 1911) (https://books.google.com/books?id=WitTGc7aszEC).
[S1780] "Massachusetts Vital Records, Northampton 1654-1801" (https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/2061550).
[S1781] "Massachusetts Vital Records, Northampton 1654-1844" (https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/2495/).
Note
The following quotes are from unknown sources:

"May 13, an express came from Northampton, advising, that about break of day, a company of French and Indians fell on a fortified house at Pascomuck where no watch being kept, the people were alarmed in their beds by the noise of the enemy's rushing into the house; and before the inhabitants could rise, the Indians had got their guns into the port-holes and shot those that first appeared, killing some and wounding others. The surprised people made what resistance they could, firing briskly on the enemy; but the house being soon set on fire, they were forced to yield themselves prisoners. Fearing a pursuit, the enemy sent back a messenger with word, that if they were pursued they would kill all the captives. They were, however, pursued; three made an escape, eight were rescued, nineteen slain and three carried to Canada".

"Pascomok Fort taken by ye French and Indians being about 72. They took and Captivated ye whole garrison being about 37 persons. The English pursueing of them caused them nock all ye Captives on the head Save 5 or 6. Three they carried to Canada with them, the other Escap'd and about 7 of those Knock'd on head Recover'd ye Rest died. Capt. John Taylor was Killed in ye fight and Samuel Bartlett wounded."
Family Note
Children:

Thankful Taylor (29 XXX 1663 - )
Johannah Taylor (27 Sep 1665 - )
Lt. John Taylor (10 Oct 1667 - 18 Nov 1744) m1. Wait Clapp, m2. Sarah Lewis
Rhoda Taylor (26 Sep 1669 - )
Elizabeth Taylor (13 Jan 1671 - 30 Jun 1681)
Mary Taylor (13 Oct 1673 - )
Jonathan Taylor (19 Sep 1675 - )
Lydia Taylor (8 Mar 1678/9 - )
Thomas Taylor (4 Nov 1680 - )
Elisabeth Taylor (17 Sep 1682 - )
Experience Taylor (1 Oct 1684 - )