The Taylor and Bramley Families of Blackburn
Margaret Taylor was Michael Gregory’s great great grandmother. It was known from her marriage certificate and from
census returns that Margaret Taylor was born in Blackburn in 1834-36, the daughter of John Taylor, a brick maker.
The Parish Church of Blackburn, dedicated to St Mary, is included in the International Genealogical Index (IGI); but
there were four other churches in Blackburn not included in the index. A search was made of the online edition of the
IGI for Margaret Taylor born in Lancashire, daughter of John, between 1825 and 1831. This produced a list of entries,
but none was in Blackburn.
The original parish registers of Blackburn were now searched for Margaret’s baptism in the period 1831-38:
St Mary’s
St John’s
St Paul’s
St Peter’s
The result was negative. The Roman Catholic Church of Blackburn, St Alban’s, was then considered. These registers
are supposedly included on the IGI. The original registers for the years 1834 to 1836 were searched, but again with no
positive result.
As noted in research on the Caffrey family1, the 1851 census of Blackburn is indexed by surname only. Christian
names are not included in the index which makes searching for a name like Taylor laborious. There are some 80
references in the census returns themselves, but the right family was quickly found:
Census 30 March 1851
Public Record Office Ref: HO 107 2258 ED 4 fol 88v
SRD and RD Blackburn
Entry 27: 19 Whalley Bank, Blackburn
John Taylor
Head
Mar
Hannah Taylor
Wife
Mar
Margt Taylor
Daur
Un
William Taylor
Son
Un
John Taylor
Son
Peter Taylor
Son
Nicholas Taylor
Son
(a number of lodgers were also noted)
37
36
15
14
10
7
4m
Occupation
Labourer at Bricks
Cotton Creeler
Cotton Creeler
Scholar
Scholar
Where born
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Margaret was shown here as the eldest daughter living at home, working as a cotton creeler; as was her younger brother
William, aged 14. The names of her siblings were also noted. Her mother was called Hannah. The record indicated
that her mother and father were both born around 1813/14.
It was hoped to find the birth registration of the youngest of the Taylor children shown on the census, Nicholas (born
1850), which would indicate Hannah’s maiden name. Fortunately, the family was assiduous in registering the births of
their children and the certificate was found:
Birth
Registration District Blackburn
Sub-district of Township of Blackburn
County of Lancaster
21 Nov 1850
Nicholas [son of] John Taylor (X) Spinner [of] 19 Whalley
Banks Blackburn and Hannah Taylor formerly Bramley
A search of the IGI was now made for the marriage of John Taylor and Hannah Bramley. There was indeed an entry
for this marriage with the date 20 April 1835, but it was submitted by a church member rather than taken from a parish
register. Such entries are often inaccurate. However, the original registers of St Mary’s were checked and the entry
was found to be correct:
1
See Gregory, M.P., (2006), Personal Family History Report of the Caffrey Family of Roscommon,
Ireland.
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Blackburn St Mary, Lancashire
Original Parish Registers
Marriage
20 Apr 1835
John Taylor (X) of his parish Bachelor spinner and
Hannah Bramley (X) of this Parish spinster were married in this church by
Banns with consent by me Richard Burnet
Joseph Fairbottom, James Neville
Witnesses:
The marriage took place ‘with consent’, indicating that one or both of the couple was probably under 21; this
suggested that the ages given for John and Hannah in the 1851 census were probably inaccurate. If they were born in
1814/15 they were probably about 20 when they married. However, neither of the witnesses was a parent of the bride
or the groom.
Since it was now known that John and Hannah had children born between 1835 and 1850, the search was extended to
the Roman Catholic registers of St Alban’s to cover this period. There were Taylor families using this church in this
period, but no sign of John and Hannah.
During research into the Caffrey family of Blackburn 2, an entry was discovered for a Margaret Caffrey (Margaret
Taylor married Thomas Caffrey) who died in Blackburn. The death was reported in the BMD Index for the January
quarter of 1879, ref 8e, page 205. This is likely to be Margaret Taylor and a copy of her death certificate may yield
further family clues.
Further research on this line is clearly possible, beginning with a search for the baptism of John Taylor in about
1813/14 in Blackburn. The family could also be searched for in later census returns.
Using the online resources available at www.ancestry.com, a search was made for the family in the 1861 and 1871
census returns. They were located as follows:
1861 Census
Blackburn St Peter’s Ward
67 Chapel Street
John Taylor
Hannah Taylor
Nicholas Taylor
Peter Taylor
James Taylor
Doctor Taylor
Head
Wife
Son
Son
Son
Son
Mar
Mar
S
S
S
S
49
49
11
16
9
6
Unm
W
15
56
19
26
1
28
3
2
Occupation
Where born
Blackburn
Walton
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Occupation
Brickmaker
Where born
Blackburn
Walton
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
1871 Census
Blackburn, Trinity Ward
17 Plymouth Street
Doctor Taylor
Hannah Taylor
James Taylor
Peter Taylor
Margaret Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Diana Taylor
Emma Taylor
Head
Mother
Head
Head
Dau
Wife
Dau
Dau
Mar
Mar
Brickmaker
Brickmaker
Cotton weaver
There was a slight age discrepancy for Hannah Taylor between the 1861 and 1871 entries, but this is not unusual.
In an attempt to obtain further information about the family, research was undertaken using the census returns available
online in the Ancestry.com website. The following information was found:
1861 Census
65 Chapel Street, Blackburn
John Taylor
Hannah Taylor
2
Hd
W
M
M
49
49
Weaver Blackburn
Walton
Ibid.
2
Nicolas Taylor
Peter Taylor
James Taylor
Doctor Taylor
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
11
16
9
6
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
1871 Census
17 Plymouth Street, Blackburn
Peter Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Diana Taylor
Emma Taylor
H
W
D
D
M
M
3
2
26
28
Brickmaker
Cotton weaver
Blackburn
Blackburn
M
M
36
Gas stoker
37
13
Cotton weaver
11
Cotton weaver
9
7
4
10 mon
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Haslingden
Haslingden
36
45
17
13
10
Gas stoker
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Hd
W
D
S
S
S
S
S
M
M
S
40
41
18(?)
17
12
8
5
2
S
33
31
29
27
20
2
1881 Census
81 Mill Hill, Blackburn
Peter Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Diana Taylor
Emma Taylor
Jane Taylor
Ada Taylor
Peter Taylor
May Taylor
Hd
W
D
D
D
D
S
D
1891 Census
14 Arthur Street, Blackburn
Doctor Taylor
Eliza Taylor
Eliza Fowler
Hugh Fowler
Thomas Fowler
Hd
M
W
M
StepDau
StepSon
Stepson
Heald knotter
Cotton weaver
1891 Census
46 Stansfeld Street, Blackburn
James Taylor
Margaret Taylor
Esther Taylor
James Henry Taylor
William Taylor
Doctor Taylor
Herbert Taylor
Walter Taylor
Gas stoker
Cotton weaver
Cotton weaver
Scholar
“
“
“
Blackburn
Blackburn
Haslingden
Blackburn
Blackburn
“
“
“
1901 Census
186 Bolton Road, Blackburn
Diana Taylor
Emma Taylor
Jane Taylor
Ada Taylor
May Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Hd
Sister
Sister
“
“
Niece
Cotton worker
“
“
“
Blackburn
Blackburn
“
“
Haslingden
Blackburn
1901 Census
113, Johnson Street, Blackburn
Doctor Taylor
Eliza Taylor
Elizabeth Fowler
Hugh Fowler
Thomas Fowler
Hd
M
W
M
Stepdau
Stepson
Stepson
45
55
27
23
20
Gas stoker
Heald knitter
Gas stoker
Solicitor’s clerk
Blackburn
“
“
“
“
1901 Census
128, Stansfeld Street, Blackburn
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James Taylor
Margaret Taylor
Doctor Taylor
Herbert Taylor
Walter Taylor
Hd
W
S
S
S
M
M
48
52
18
15
12
Gas stoker
Blackburn
“
Bricklayer
“
Apprentice Blacksmith “
Mechanic’s boy, “
Cotton mill
Attention returned in 2009 to Michael Gregory’s ancestor, Margaret Taylor, who was born about 1834-1836 in Blackburn.
She was the daughter of John, a brick labourer. This information was already known from her marriage certificate and
censuses. Margaret married in 1854 and was therefore at home with her parents on the censuses of 1841 and 1851. These
were copied.
In 1851, the family was living at 19 Whalley Banks, Blackburn (HO107/2258, fol. 88, p. 10). Margaret’s parents, John and
Hannah, gave their ages as 37 and 36 respectively. John’s occupation was ‘labourer at bricks’ and the whole family had been
born in Blackburn.
In 1841, the family was already living at Whalley Banks (HO107/59/23, fol. 5, pp. 2 & 3). John Taylor was aged 27 and his
occupation was “op spinner”. His wife, here enumerated as Ann, was 26. They already had four children. Margaret was the
oldest, aged 6; Thomas was 5; William 3 and John 6 months.
In the 1861 census, the last on which he appeared, John gave his age as 39. These three censuses would therefore suggest a
birthdate for John somewhere between 1811 and 1814.
The marriage of John Taylor and Hannah Bramley had already been located. They were found to have been married at St
Mary Blackburn on the 20th April 1835. Because the marriage had taken place ‘by consent’, it was possible that either John
or Hannah might have been under 21. Despite this, neither of the witnesses had the same surname as the bride or groom.
No baptisms had so far been located for any of John and Hannah’s children. Searching the IGI for children of any John and
Hannah or Ann Taylor, the following were identified as belonging to the correct family:
22 Mar 1843
8 Jun 1845
14 Feb 1847
(born 30 Jan 1847)
2 Mar 1849
(born 15 Feb 1849)
Diana
Peter
Jane
d/o John & Hannah
s/o John and Hannah
d/o John & Hannah
St Mary, Blackburn
St. Mary, Blackburn
St. Mary, Blackburn
Eliza
d/o John & Hannah
St. Mary, Blackburn
There were also several children born to a John and Ann, which did not fit with the known children of the couple in
question. However, there was also a Margaret Ann Taylor baptised to John and Ann on the 20 th May 1835 at St Mary’s. She
could be the couple’s oldest child and Michael Gregory’s ancestress.
The parish registers of St Mary Blackburn are available on microfiche at the Society of Genealogists’ library
(LA/REG/81002/1-595). The five baptisms were located and that of Margaret Ann were copied. John’s occupation was a
spinner on the baptisms of Margaret and Diana and a labourer on the remaining three. No more specific address than
“Blackburn” was ever recorded for the family. It is not therefore clear whether this Margaret Ann was the child of John and
Hannah Taylor.
Margaret was clearly born very soon after her parents’ marriage. It is also possible, given her age in 1841, that she was born
just before the wedding. A search was therefore made on the IGI for any baptism of a Margaret Bramley in 1835 in
Blackburn. None was found.
Using both the IGI and BVRI, a search was then made for the baptism of John Taylor, initially concentrating on the years
1810-1814. There was one baptism at St Mary Blackburn:
20 Mar 1814
John
s/o
William & Peggy Taylor
Additionally, at St. Paul, Blackburn was found:
12 Jan 1812
(born 9 Dec 1811)
John
s/o
Robert & Mary Taylor
Bearing in mind the possibility that John was younger than this, the search online was extended to cover the whole of the
period 1800 to 1820. No further John Taylor was baptised at St Mary’s in this period. Several younger children called John
were found baptised at St Paul’s and also two at St. Alban’s Roman Catholic Church:
2 Jul 1815 Joannis s/o Gulielmi Taylor & Helenae Holker St Alban
(born 23 Jun 1815)
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11 Feb 1816 John
(b 2 Feb 1816)
15 Feb 1817 John
(b 9 Dec 1816)
1 Aug 1817 John
(b 5 May 1817)
8 Feb 1819 John
(b 21 Dec 1818)
28 May 1819
(b 28 May 1819)
s/o James & Elizabeth Taylor
St Paul
s/o William & Nancy Taylor
St Paul
s/o John & Ellen Taylor
St Paul
s/o James & Ellen Taylor
St Paul
Joannes s/o Gulielmi Taylor & Sarae Morris
St Alban
It was felt that given John’s age on the census, a birth date of 1811 to 1814 was more likely. A copy of the baptism of the
child of William and Peggy at St Mary’s was therefore made. This gave William’s occupation as weaver and their abode as
Blackburn. No other children were found baptised to this couple.
A copy of the 1812 baptism at St Paul’s was also made (LDS film 1470928). This family were “of Oswaldtwistle”. No
occupation was given for the father.
The original registers of St Albans RC Church are available on film at Lancashire Record Office in Preston. A copy of the
baptism of Joannis, son of Gulielmi Taylor and Helenae Holker was obtained. The sponsors were Radulpho Railton and
Gainer Pearson. This couple also baptised another son as James on the 25th December 1810. No marriage of this couple
appears on the IGI or BVRI.
The registers of St John Blackburn for 1813-1853 are available on film at the LDS (1656732) Baptisms were searched from
1813 to 1817 for John Taylor. No Taylors at all were found baptised in this parish.
The IGI contains a submitted entry for the marriage of William Taylor to Peggy Oldham, which was said to have taken place
on the 24th March 1799 at Blackburn. This event was found in the registers of St Mary Blackburn on the date suggested. A
copy was therefore made. William Taylor was a crofter and his bride was a spinster. Both were of the parish of St Mary.
They married after banns and the witnesses were James Radcliff and John Margerison.
When did John Taylor die? He was alive and present on the census for 1861 but his wife was a widow by 1871. He must
therefore have died sometime between these two censuses. Age at death is only given in the indexes from 1866. Until that
date, it is only possible to determine a person’s age by ordering a copy of the death certificate. Clearly, John Taylor is a very
common name and a total of ten people of that name appear in the death indexes between 1861 and 1865 for Blackburn
registration district. Any one of these could be Michael Gregory’s ancestor. Only one man of the correct approximate age
appears to have died between 1866 and 1871 in Blackburn:
Mar 1867
John Taylor
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8e 264
There are several candidates for the baptism of Michael Gregory’s ancestor, John Taylor. The evidence of his age suggests a
most likely birth date of 1813/4. His most likely parents are therefore William Taylor and Peggy Oldham. However, it is not
possible to be certain of his origins. Neither William nor Peggy can be located with any certainty on either the 1841 or 1851
census, although there is a Margaret Taylor, aged 72, a female servant with the Briggs family in Blackburn in 1841
(HO107/502/23, fol. 9, p. 11). This has not been copied.
The 3rd great grand-mother of Michael Gregory, Hannah Bramley married John Taylor at St Mary Blackburn on the 20 th
April 1835. The couple were married “with consent” so it is possible that one or both of them were under age, although
neither of the witnesses appears to have been a parent of the bride or groom.
Hannah had already been located in each of the censuses from 1841 to 1871. Her age consistently suggested a birth date of
1814/5, apart from in 1861, when both she and her husband were said to be aged 49. This could make her year of birth as
early as 1811.
Her birthplace was given as Blackburn in 1851 and Walton in 1861 and 1871. Walton-le-Dale is a locality west of
Blackburn, near to Preston. Possible Anglican parishes in Blackburn where a baptism could have taken place at that time
were St Mary, St John or St Paul.
The registers of St Leonard, Walton-le-Dale, are available on microfiche at the Society of Genealogists’ library
(LA/REG/77759/1-50). Unfortunately there is a gap from 1809 to 1812. However, the bishops’ transcripts covering these
missing years are held at the LDS library on film (1502380). It was therefore possible to search all of the relevant period for
Hannah’s baptism. No baptism for a Hannah Bramley or Bromley was found. However, a baptism was found for Rachel
Bramley on the 19th March 1815. She had been born on the 18th February in the same year. Her parents were Richard and
Ellen, they were of Walton and Richard’s occupation was “macanick”. No other children of this couple were found.
Marriages in the parish of Walton are indexed on the IGI up to 1812. There is no marriage for Richard Bramley. An indexed
transcript to the marriages of Walton (1609-1812) is held by the Society of Genealogists’ library (LA/R37). No Richard
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Bramley appears in the index. However, a systematic search of the relevant years in this volume revealed the marriage on 1 st
January 1811 of Richard Bromley, a macanick, and Ellen Bolton. The witnesses were William Wilson and John Tomlinson.
This printed transcript contains baptisms up to 1808 and the following possible siblings of Richard were found:
26 Aug 1787
6 Dec 1789
15 Jan 1791
Thomas s/o Richard & Margaret Bromiley
Mary
d/o
“
Sarah
d/o
“
born 8 Aug
“
“
born 19 Nov
born 22 Dec
No baptism was found for Richard.
The IGI was used to make a search for any other children of Richard and Ellen Bramley or Bromley in Lancashire. Besides
Rachel, this revealed the following three children baptised at Walton:
17 Sep 1820
17 Sep 1820
29 Jun 1823
Abraham Bramley
Isaac Bramley
Richard Bromley
The bishop’s transcripts also showed a further child of this couple:
30 Aug 1812
David Bramley
born 2 Aug
The parishes of Blackburn were now considered for the baptism of Hannah.
St Mary Blackburn Baptisms 1813 – 1819
2 May 1813
20 Oct 1813
20 Oct 1813
4 Sep 1816
31 Aug 1817
13 Jun 1819
7 Jan 1820
Mary
Stanley
Mary
William
William
Thomas Lamb
Henry
d/o William & Margaret Bramley
s/o Walter & Molly Bramley
d/o Walter & Molly Bramley
s/o William & Margaret Bramley
s/o Wm & Margaret Bramley
s/o Walter & Mary Bramley
s/o William & Margaret Bramley
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn
plasterer
joiner
joiner
plasterer
plasterer
joiner
plasterer
The registers of St John Blackburn from 1813 only are available on film at the LDS library (1656732). The years 1813 to
1819 were searched. No child with the names Bramley or Bromley was baptised there during that time.
Indexes to wills and administrations proved at Chester and deposited in the Lancashire Record Office at Preston, up to 1837,
are held at the Society of Genealogists’ library. These were searched from 1791 for any Bramley.
20 Aug 1802
15 May 1805
5 Mar 1810
5 Mar 1810
3 Sep 1819
May 1822
Aug 1830
Aug 1836
William Bramley
Lawrence Bramley
William Bramley
John Bramley
Arthur Bramely
Harriet Bramley
William Bramley
Margaret Bramley
Padiham
cotton manufacturer
Easterley
farmer
Thorny Bank
tuition
Hambledon Hall yeoman
Harcoat
Richmond Row, Liverpool
Blackburn
innkeeper
Whalley
w Thomas
adm
will
adm
will
will
will
adm
The will of William Bramley of Blackburn, an innkeeper, was of interest and a copy was ordered. For the remaining years in
which the Consistory Court of Chester proved wills in Lancashire (1838-1857), the search was extended at Lancashire
Record Office.
Sep 1838 Ann Bramley
Apr 1845 Thomas Bramley
Aug 1847 Roger Bramley
Apr 1850 Rebecca Bramley
May 1854 John Bramley
Mar 1856 William Bramley
Manchester
Whalley
Huncoat, Accrington
Todmorden
Blackburn
Pendlebury
widow
innkeeper
turner
widow
tallow chandler
gentleman
will
adm
will
will
will
will
A copy of the will of John Bramley, tallow chandler, was also obtained.
William Bramley, an innkeeper of Blackburn, made his will on the 12 th March 1830. He named his two friends as executors:
Joseph Edmundson, a cotton manufacturer and John Biggar, draper. His wife was called Margaret and he had four children –
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Elizabeth, Dorothy, Mary and William. He died the day after the will was written and probate was granted on the 12 th
August 1830 to the two executors and his wife, Margaret.
John Bramley of Blackburn was a tallow chandler. His will was written on the 10th February 1854. He named a brother,
Lawrence, brothers-in-law, Thomas and James Willson, and an employee, Richard Ewart Moyle. He had a son, Thomas,
who was under 21 and other sons and daughters, also under 21, whom he did not name. His wife was called Mary. No date
of death is stated, but it must have occurred during 1854. Probate was granted to three executors: his brother, Lawrence
Bramley, Thomas Willson and James Willson on the 26th May 1854.
There is currently no evidence to link any of the people mentioned in either of these wills to Michael Gregory’s ancestor,
Hannah Bramley.
Hannah may have been another child of Richard and Ellen Bromley in addition to those christened at Walton-le-Dale from
1787 to 1791. However, her baptism has yet to be found. There is a gap in the baptisms of the children about 1813/4 when
she could have been named. It is a pity that Hannah did not name one of her own sons as Richard as the continuity of this
rather more unusual first name would have suggested that her father or grandfather also had that name. We can only
speculate, at present, at her ancestry. Unfortunately, there are no probate documents for men called Richard Bramley, who
lived at Walton-le-Dale, in which Hannah may have been named. Perhaps there are wills for them under the surname of
Bromiley.
This line of research may be worth pursuing in future years with a slight possibility of finding additional forebears.
Date of Report:
23 September 2009
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Sources Consulted
Civil Registration
General Register Office
Birth
Nicholas Taylor 1850
Census Returns
The National Archives (formerly the Public Record Office), London
1851 Census Index Blackburn
1851 Census Blackburn: Whalley Bank
1861 Census (Online)
1871 Census (Online)
1841 Census (Online)
1881 Census (online)
1891 Census (Online)
1901 Census (Online)
Parish Registers
Lancashire County Record Office
Blackburn St Mary
Original Registers Baptisms 1831-38; Marriages 1835
Blackburn St John’s
Original Registers Baptisms 1831-38
Blackburn St Paul’s
Original Registers Baptisms 1831-38
Blackburn St Alban’s
Original Registers Roman Catholic Baptisms 1836-50
Registers of St Leonard, Walton de Dale (Society of Genealogists, LA/REG/77759/1-50)
Marriages of Walton 1609-1812 (Society of Genealogists Library, LA/R37)
Miscellaneous
International Genealogical Index (online)
Indexes of Wills and Administration, Chester (Society of Genealogists Library)
Lancashire Record Office for Wills of: William Bramley of Blackburn, Innkeeper and John Bramley of Blackburn,
Tallow Chandler
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The Taylor Family of Blackburn and Relationship of
Michael Peter Gregory to the Taylor Line
Richard Bromiley
William Taylor
Weaver
=
Peggy Oldham
m. 24 Mar 1799
St Mary, Blackburn
John Taylor
Born ca 1813
Spinner of Blackburn (1835)
Spinner/brickworks labourer
Of 19 Whalley Banks
Blackburn(1850-51)
Brickmaker (1854)
Living at 67 Chapel Street,
Blackburn (1861)
Thomas Caffrey
Born ca 1834 Ireland
=
Thomas Caffrey
Born 1 February 1865
Blackburn
=
Thomas Edward Caffrey
Born 15 July 1891
Blackburn
Malcolm Peter Gregory
Born 26 Feb 1935, Hayfield
Michael Peter Gregory
Born 25 June 1957
Blackburn
Richard Bramley
Mechanic
=
Margaret Taylor
Born 1834 Blackburn
=
=
=
Genealogy
Chart
No 7
Margaret
Ellen Bolton
m. 1 Jan 1811
Walton-le-Dale
Thomas Bramley
b. 8 Aug 1787
Bp. 26 Aug 1787
Walton-le-Dale
Hannah Bramley
Born ca 1814/15 Walton, Blackburn
Married 20 April 1835
Blackburn St Mary
Living at 17 Plymouth Street, Blackburn
with her sons (1871)
Mary
b. 19 Nov 1789
Bp. 6 Dec 1789
Walton-le-Dale
Sarah
b. 22 Dec 1790
Bp. 15 Jan 1791
Walton-le-Dale
William Taylor
Born 1836
Cotton creeler 1851
Married 3 June 1854
Blackburn
Died before 1881
Living 17 Chapel St
Blackburn (1871)
Jane, b. 30 Jan 1847
Eliza, b.15 Feb 1949
John Taylor
Nicholas Taylor Thomas Taylor
Born 1840/41
Born 21 November b.1835/6
Blackburn
1850 at 19 Whalley Diana
Cotton creeler 1851
Banks Blackburn
b.10 Mar 1843
Peter Taylor
= Elizabeth
See Ferdinand Family
Born 1843/4
Doctor Taylor = Eliza [?] = [?]
History Report &
Blackburn
b. ca 1855
Fowler
Genealogy Chart No 7
Living at 81 Mill
Blackburn
St., Blackburn
14 Arthur St
(1881) Gas stoker
Blackburn
(1891)
Gas stoker
Ellen Ferdinand
Diana
Emma
Margaret
James Taylor = Marg Thomas
Born 1863 Blackburn
b. ca 1868 b. ca 1869 b. ca 1871
b. ca 1852
aret
Fowler
Blackburn Blackburn Blackburn
Blackburn
b.1881
May
Ada
Jane
Blackburn
b. ca 1880 b. ca 1873 b.1870
Solicitor’s
Peter Taylor
Clerk
Elizabeth Ashworth b. 1877 (Haslingden)
Esther
(1901)
b.1873 (Haslingden)
Eliza A.
Cotton weaver
b.1874
See Ashworth, Bond and Beck Family History
James Henry Taylor
Blackburn
Report & Genealogy Chart No 4
b. ca 1874
Hugh
(Blackburn)
Fowler
=
Bernadette Caffrey
William Taylor
b.1878
born 13 April 1934
b. ca1879
Blackburn
Blackburn
(Blackburn)
Gas stoker
Doctor Taylor
(1901)
b. ca 1883
Bricklayer (1901)
Herbert Taylor
b. ca 1886
See Caffrey Family History Report
(Blackburn)
& Genealogy Chart No 1
Walter Taylor
b.1889 (Blackburn)
See Gregory Family History Report
& Genealogy Chart No 1
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