• Born: c 1719
• Marriage (1): Anne Cooke on 2 Sep 1741 in Providence RI
• Died: 24 Jan 1743, Providence RI

  General notes:

Silversmith (tentative identification)

  Events in his life were:

• , . Where as Mr. Thomas Taylor late of Providence in the Co. of Providence in the Colony of Rhode Island in New England, goldsmith who parted this life on the 24th day of Jan. anno domini 1742/3 dyed intestate and left a considerable movable estate which by the law of this colony fell into
  the care of the Town Council of Providence above said. And where as his relict Widdow Mrs. Ann Taylor hath already exhibited an inventory of the movable estate of her said deceased husband before the town council of Providence aforesaid and hath allso given in bond with sureties for her true and faithful performance of her administration upon said estate. There as therefor to order and fully impower you the said Ann Tayler of Providence above said to take into your possession care and custody all and singular the goods chattles and credits that belonged to your said deceased husband at the time of his death and on the same goods chattles and credits carefully to administer according to law in order to discharge his debts and to credits and do in all cases recating the premises as the law requirreth of administratixx to do. And render an account of your said administration unto the said town council or to their successors in said office on or before the seventh day of February next coming after the date.
  
  An inventory of all and singular the goods and chattles of Thomas Taylor late of providence, gold smith, who departed this life ye 24th day of January AD 1742/3.
  
  Imprimis to his wearing apparel 74-09-00
  Item to his books 02-00-00
  to 2 oz. 8 prt of gold 48-00-00
  to 64 ozz. 8 prts. 9 grams of silver and fasining 100-05-00
  To bills of Credit 07-08-03
  To 15 pair of shoo buckels 01-05-00
  To a parcel of glass slevos b--- 01-05-00
  To a quantity of steele flucks and tounges for buckels 02-00-00 To
  one case of dzaros and one f.made trunk 11-00-00
  To one desk and one oval table 14-00-00
  To 15 chairs 07-10-00
  To one large looking glass 07-10-00
  To two small looking glasses and 8 pictures 03-00-00
  To one small round table 01-10-00
  To shovel fire tongs and bellows 02-05-00
  To one teapot some china and some earthen ware 06-15-00
  To pewter 04-00-00
  To six knives and forks 00-15-00
  To one coffee mill and kettle 03-10-00
  To two iron potts one iron kittle one frying pan 02-09-00
  To one ironing box and heaters 01-10-00
  To one candle stick, some wooden and tin ware 00-13-00
  To table linen 02-00-00
  To four baskets 09-00-00
  To bed linen 11--16-00
  To one bed quilt 10-00-00
  To four coverlets 09-00-00
  To two blankeits 03-00-00
  To one feather bed bestead and furniture 35-00-00
  To one case of bottles 02-05-00
  To goldsmith's tooles 11-11-00
  To char cole in the shop 02-10-00
  To one new bed cord and tramel 01-10-00
  To wheat corn and meal and other things inthe garrott 06-00-00
  To eight of butter and half a bushel potatoes 01-09-00
  To hogs fatt and candles 00-14-00
  To beef and port 10-00-00
  To part of a barrel of rope and old lumber 01-17-00
  To one and half cord of wood 01-16-00
  To one small swine 01-02-00

Thomas married Anne Cooke, daughter of Unknown and Unknown, on 2 Sep 1741 in Providence RI. (Anne Cooke was born on 5 May 1723 in Providence RI.)