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Charles Frederick Taylor

1848-1934

 siblings

William Henry Taylor 1841

Charles Frederick Taylor 1848

Amelia Jane Taylor 1850

1848 Birth, 18th April at 107 Cheapside, (Deritend & Bordesley), Aston, Birmingham.

1851 The Warwickshire census survives.  There are only two records in the 1851 census where a William Taylor is head of house with a wife called Elizabeth and a son William.  The first is a waggoner and has a son William aged 10.  The second, mine, the son is actually William H Taylor as he should be, and he is 9 as he should be.  Also William (father) is a Cabinet Maker, as he should be from the marriage certificate (both his own and eventually of WHT). Note that he is a master Cabinet maker, employing 4 men and one boy.  Their address is 141 Moseley Street, Birmingham.  This is immediately adjacent to, and parallel with, Cheapside.

1881 The census gives only two Charles Taylors born 1848 +/- 1 year.  One is a Tinner, born Aston, Warwick, living in Aston at 17 Court, 13 House, Park Lane, Aston, with wife Mary A (b. Wolverhampton, children Charles 9 b. Wolverhampton, Elizabeth 6, b Aston.  Children's names are both appropriate to father and grandparents.  This couple seems the most likely of the two candidates ( nb others are all wrong on birthplace except people at Beach Street, 3 C 12, this Charles is an axle turner, living with them is Jane Brookes, mother in law, who might help to trace marriage).

no further pursuit of Charles has been made

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 Address

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1848

Birth, 18th April, 107 Cheapside, (Deritend & Bordesley), Aston, Birmingham.

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 certificate

1848

1851

141 Mosely Road, Bordesley, Aston, Warks (census is 30th March 1851)

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1848