A little odd, as you were the first in this thread to suggest Nathaniel Taylor married Ann Sparrow
If you look back at the information in replies 10 and 11, there is no doubt that Nathaniel Taylor of Cornard married Ann Sparrow of Cornard in 1818, but only you can be sure, from your own researches, whether
this Nathaniel was
your Nathaniel.
FreeREG has a marriage of a Nathaniel Taylor to Ann Wooden at Great Yarmouth on 2 Oct 1811, but there is no reason to think this was the same Nathaniel Taylor - though of course Ann Wooden Taylor could have died before 1818. By the travel standards of those days (for most people), Great Yarmouth was a long way from Little Cornard. Taylor was a common name, and Nathaniel was much more common that it is today.
Just for the record, the Nathaniel Taylor who married Ann Sparrow died in 1838 and was buried at Little Cornard. His widow was there with their children in the 1841 census. She died in 1844, as mentioned in the newspaper in reply 11.