Daniel Taylor (Baptist pastor)

The Reverend Daniel Taylor
Engraving of Daniel Taylor, 1816
Born	Daniel Taylor 21 December 1738 Northowram, Yorkshire, Kingdom of Great Britain
Died	26 November 1816(1816-11-26) (aged 77) London, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Occupations	Minister theologian writer
Notable work	A Compendious View
Spouse(s)	Elizabeth Saltonstall (m. 1764; died 1793) Elizabeth Newton (m. 1794; died 1809) Mary Toplis (m. 1811; died 1812) Mrs. Saunders (m. 1816)
Children	13

Religious life
Religion	Christianity
Denomination	Baptist
Church	Protestant

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Key figures List of Baptists John Smyth Thomas Helwys John Murton Edward Barber Hugh Evans Roger Williams John Clarke Samuel Loveday Thomas Lambe John Spilsbury John Griffith Hanserd Knollys Henry Lawrence John Bunyan Henry Danvers Henry Denne William Kiffin Thomas Grantham Benjamin Keach Paul Palmer John Gill William Johnson William Carey Andrew Fuller Daniel Taylor Shubal Stearns John Leland Isaac Backus Charles Spurgeon Joseph Angus Luther Rice James Boyce Gavin Ortlund
Organizations Denominations Baptist World Alliance
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Daniel Taylor (1738 – 1816) was a British revivalist General Baptist minister, theologian, and writer. Taylor was the founder of the New Connexion of General Baptists, and was a great supporter of the Great Awakening, working with Andrew Fuller, William Carey, and other Particular Baptists.