Ancestry Quaker records help, please
 

A few years ago I got this entry from BMD Registers:

Tylor Robert Father: John Tylor 1779 Birth London & Middlesex RG6_0966 Tylor Robert Mother: Elizabeth Tylor 1779 Birth London & Middlesex RG6_0966

RG6 means it is a Quaker record, but I can't find the entry on Ancestry.

Help!! :D

I did a general search, Merry, and found this:

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin...iv=1&ml_rpos=2

No indication that it is a Quaker record.

Quite a few Tylor records coming up, including this:

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin...iv=1&ml_rpos=4

According to the Ancestry Quaker records that John was born on 28 October 1782 in Wood St., parish of St Albans, City of London, son of John Tylor brazier and his wife Elizabeth.

I think that was his brother, Mary. Merry was looking for information on Robert.

With that information I've also found your Robert in the Quaker records, listed as Robert Brazier :)

Born 13 May 1779, register signed by William Wavell manmidwife and Jane Horn?, nurse.
All the other information as for John.

Yes, but I thought the parents' details might come in useful.

Well done, Mary.

Thanks you so much, Mary and Elizabeth! I must have seen that brazier entry when I searched with just forenames, but it didn't click about the father's occupation though I did already know that!

Reminds me of when I searched far and wide trying to discover what the occupation 'hope merchant' meant, only later to discover the entry actually said, '...of the Cape of Good Hope, Merchant' :D:D:D

Thanks again!