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Walker Baylor, Third Continental Dragoons

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Walker Baylor, Third Continental Dragoons
Headstone reads:
"Major Walker Baylor, Third Continental Dragoons, 1777-1780; Born Carolina County, VA 1762; Died Bourbon Co., KY 1822.
His Wife, Jane Bledsoe Baylor 1763-1828.
This memorial erected by the descendants and unveiled May 31, 1928."
NOT MY RELATIVES..photo taken in a cemetery in Frankfort, KY.
Date & Place: in Frankfort, Kentucky USA
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Jane Bledsoe Baylor
Jane Bledsoe Baylor was born in 1763. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Jane Bledsoe Baylor.
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Walker Baylor
Walker Baylor was born in 1762. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Walker Baylor.
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