Joseph Robert Taylor
 

Name – Joseph Robert Taylor, later surname changed to Jackson

Date and place of birth – Abt 1822. Whitchurch, Shropshire, England

Names of parents – Don’t know

Date and place of baptism – Don’t know

Details of each of his or her marriages – Abt 1850. Unknown Place. Unknown Person. 1858. Cornwall. Jane Cornelius.

Occupation(s) – Master Sugar Boiler, Chimneysweep, Master Sweep

Addresses where they lived –
1841 – Don’t know
1851 – Don’t know
1861 – Gwealzealmeer??? Redruth, Cornwall
1871 – Eastend, Redruth, Cornwall
1881 – Mount Pleasant, Llanbeblig, Caernarvonshire, Wales
1891 – Mount Pleasant, Llanbeblig, Caernarvonshire, Wales

Date, place and cause of death – 1894. Caernarvon, Denbighshire, Wales

Date and place of burial / cremation –

Details of will / administration of their estate –

Memorial inscription -

Are any of the children with Joseph and Jane on the 1861 Joseph's by his previous wife?

Yes, Elizabeth and Emily.

If you get Joseph and Jane's marriage certificate, it should tell you who Joseph's father was.

Thank you Kate.
I have a list of certificates to order, should have ordered them before the price rise really. lol

FamilySearch Record Search has a baptism:
Emily Taylor 10 Jun 1853 Llanbeblig, Caernarvon, Wales, parents Joseph and Elizabeth.

I haven't found a birth reg yet, though.

I found a family on the 1851 census, Joseph, wife Elizabeth, children Samuel, Edward and baby Elizabeth, I had a feeling it could be them, but the birth place for Joseph was wrong.
The birth for Emily makes it look more correct.

I guess this is the family you found in 1851:
Buckly Road, Bistree, Flintshire
Joseph Taylor Head Mar 33 Brickmaker Journeyman Cheshire Hoole
Elizabeth Do Wife Mar 36 Flintsh Mold
Samuel Do Son 4 Do Do
Edward Do Do 2 Do Do
Elizabeth Do Daug 3 mo Do Do

Elizabeth jr's birthplace on the 1861 is Redruth but maybe that's wrong? We need to see if we can find the family from Mold on the later censuses to see if we can rule them out.

Just checked that family out and it's the wrong family.
They're still in Flintshire in 1861.
Nevermind, Emily's birth may be right though.

Trouble is, although at least the baptism gives us the first name of Joseph's first wife, it isn't going to be very easy to find the right Joseph Taylor / Elizabeth marriage without her surname, and I can't see a birth registration for Emily on the GRO index.