Library interior. The shield occupies more room than anything else in the library, and is in the immediate foreground, standing upright against a pillar; a festoon falls over it; behind shelves of books are seen; books are on the floor, and a globe is in the corner. Of Maryland.
[846.] Tayloe. John Tayloe of Mount Airy Virginia.
This plate is the same as the preceding, and is probably the older print, the other being from the same copper with the name altered.
[847.] Taylor. George Taylor.
Armorial. Of Charleston, S.C.
[848.] Taylor. (Anonymous.)
Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto-ribbon empty. This plate has a guaranteed autograph of George Taylor, the signer of the Declaration from Pennsylvania; also dated by him in the year of Independence, 1776.
[849.] Taylor. William Taylor.
Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, Jura sunt mea vindi cabo. Signed, Maverick Sct. Of New York.
[850.] Tazewell. John Tazewell Virginia.