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22-01-12, 15:31
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Humour me please ,,William Taylor
I have 2 massive brickwalls one being William Taylor , b abt 1860
He married Mary Ann Pickering in1884 North Ormesby Middlesbrough witnesses Mary Barlow and R bowman I have him on 1911 RG14PN29224 RG78PN1694 RD535 SD1 ED21 SN15 a Iron Worker 1901 Source Citation: Class: RG13; Piece: 4587; Folio: 58; Page: 9. slagger Iron works 1891 Source Citation: Class: RG12; Piece: 4017; Folio 140; Page 39; GSU roll: 6099127 Furnace man Iron works 1881 Now after trawling through North Ormesby here is a William living round the corner from Mary Ann Source Citation: Class: RG11; Piece: 4861; Folio: 23; Page: 41; GSU roll: 1342170. Iron worker I have also found a birth of a William Taylor in Dudley http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin...26pgPLz0q3dpid Do you think I could have cracked it ,,,please Last edited by borobabs; 22-01-12 at 15:33. 
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#2
22-01-12, 16:14
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So, in 1901 he is 38 born Alverthorpe Yorkshire. In 1891 he is age 29 born Allthorpe, with this family next door:
Jas Taylor Head Mar 64 General Laborer Staffs Brierly Hill Sarah Taylor Wife Mar 66 Hereford Lemester(?) Ernest Taylor Son Single 19 Labourer Yorks N Ormesby John Taylor Son Single 15 Do Do Lizzie Carless Granddaughter 12 Scholar do do The one you've found in 1881 is 22 born Dudley Worcestershire, relation of Caleb Taylor 28 born Dudley Worcestershire. Could be your William but we need more evidence. What details does your William give on his marriage certificate, age, address, occupation father's name and occupation? And what info on the 1911 census?
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#3
22-01-12, 16:15
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No idea as I can't face typing in all those refs, but have you got his marriage cert for father's details and what (if anything) have you found on the 1871?
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#4
22-01-12, 16:24
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There seem to be quite a few William Taylors born in Dudley around the right time but if that one on the 1881 census is yours, he says he is 22 so he would be born a couple of years earlier than the birth you found, if his age is right on that census of course.
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#5
22-01-12, 16:54
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Oh his WC he gives his age as 22 and father as William Taylor deceased Labourer,,I have phoned yorkshire and Whitby reg office and they have no William b abt 1861 with father William ;;
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#6
22-01-12, 16:56
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His address is 32 Stepherson St North Ormesby she lived on the Market Place Church st is just around the corner ,,Stepherson st is quite a way down fro Market Place but not that far walking
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#7
22-01-12, 17:08
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So that James Taylor family next door in 1891 is probably unrelated.
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22-01-12, 17:09
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Quote:
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22-01-12, 17:14
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Pass theres one classed as Lincolnshire but theres a place near us called ugthorpe ,,someone looked at Alverthorpe from FTF but could find one to fit
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22-01-12, 17:14
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Quote:
William Moxon Head Mar 43 Blast furnace labourer Cambridgeshire Little Downham Jane Moxon Wife Mar 48 Yorks Sharlston Walter Moxon Son Unm 25 Blast furnace laborer Yorks Sheffield William Moxon Son Unm 18 Laborer Yorks Halversthorpe. Worth looking into!
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