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ARC TBC..............another David Taylor ( b. 1908)

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Thankyou for this lookup BC Wench :grin:

1 August 1936 St Francis, Dudley
David Howard Taylor, 28, B, Tube Setter, 59 Forrest Road Dudley, David Taylor, Labourer
Florence Worwood, 21, S, Viewer, 59 Forrest Road Dudley, George Worwood, Labourer
Wit: Doris, Gill, William Whitehouse

I had hoped it was this David Taylor, whose wife was known as "Flossie"

http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/fa ... lor-Family

..but David's father's name is different

Don't want to waste the lookup... so is this of use to any of you?

Don't know whether this couple are on BC?
Thanks
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Re: another David Taylor ( b. 1908 )

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Do you know of any of the childrens names for the couple you were looking for?

Possible birth for this couple Taylor with mothers maiden name Worwood

David G A Taylor
Mother's Maiden Surname: Worwood
Date of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar 1940
Registration district: Dudley
Inferred County: Worcestershire
Volume Number: 6c
Page Number: 20
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The only info. I have for this chap ( who was my Dad's uncle) is that he was called David, had a wife "Flossie" and a son David and that he died in 1968.... so not much to go on I'm afraid :?

I assumed that " Flossie" would be short for Florence?... but then I don't know?.. could it be another name?

On my grandmother's wedding certificate of 1937( she is the "Annie" in the 1911 census below)
the witnesses are a David and Florence Taylor

St Michael's Church, Langley, Worcs.
George Ernest KETTLE(28) bachelor (filer) of 5 Henry St, Langley Green- father Albert KETTLE (dec.) rd. sweeper. Bride Ruth Lydia Mercy Hannah TAYLOR(25) spins.- res. 48 ??? Rd, Warley, Quinton- father William TAYLOR (lab.) - wit.David & Florence Taylor

The David I am looking for is in this 1911 census... David's father would have been William, though I'm still not having much success on finding William before his marriage in 1900( archives advised me that a Quinton birth in 1878 would be listed as 'Stourbridge'... but there are still way too many William Taylors to pin down a birth cert. :? )

Here is the 1911 census where David as a 6 year old

Oldbury Road, Blackheath, Birmingham
William TAYLOR(32) labourer born in Quinton,
wife Hannah (30) born Blackheath..married 10 years,
sons William(9)born Langley,
David(6) born Blackheath,
daughter Annie(1) born Whiteheath

I am wondering whether it is possible that the father...William Taylor was known by some other name... maybe even David Taylor?... which might explain why I can't find him before 1900. This family had an annoying habit of using middle names instead of first names... which makes it awkward! As an example ... the real name of Annie (above) was Ruth Lydia Mercy Hannah Taylor... so Annie was't even one of her names!

These Taylors are very difficult :roll:
I'm just getting confused again whenever I look at them :?
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I do have another marriage I could check to see father's name
David had a brother Charles married to Constance Plant.... so maybe I should send off for that marriage certificate?
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expat66 wrote:I do have another marriage I could check to see father's name
David had a brother Charles married to Constance Plant.... so maybe I should send off for that marriage certificate?
Expat :wink:


Where is that marriage and year expat pls
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Re: another David Taylor ( b. 1908 )

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expat66 wrote:Thankyou for this lookup BC Wench :grin:

1 August 1936 St Francis, Dudley
David Howard Taylor, 28, B, Tube Setter, 59 Forrest Road Dudley, David Taylor, Labourer
Florence Worwood, 21, S, Viewer, 59 Forrest Road Dudley, George Worwood, Labourer
Wit: Doris, Gill, William Whitehouse

I had hoped it was this David Taylor, whose wife was known as "Flossie"

http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/fa ... lor-Family

..but David's father's name is different

Don't want to waste the lookup... so is this of use to any of you?

Don't know whether this couple are on BC?
Thanks
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I think it is that one Ruths wits are David Howard Taylor

maybe a recheck on name for father
Text: 27th December 1937. St Michael Langley
George Earnest Kettle,, 28, B, Filer, 5 Henry Street, Langley Green, Albert? Kettle (deceased) Road Sweeper
Ruth Lydia Mercy Hannah Taylor, 25, S, Assembler, 48, Walton? Road, Worley, Quinton, William Taylor, Labourer
Banns
Both signed
Witnesses:- David Howard Taylor, Honor? Taylor
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Re: another David Taylor ( b. 1908 )

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Just checked original and witness's are deffo

David Howard Taylor and Florence Taylor on marriage for Ruth in 1937
so this one below is earlier so would fit

1 August 1936 St Francis, Dudley
David Howard Taylor, 28, B, Tube Setter, 59 Forrest Road Dudley, David Taylor, Labourer
Florence Worwood, 21, S, Viewer, 59 Forrest Road Dudley, George Worwood, Labourer
Wit: Doris, Gill, William Whitehouse

adding for recheck
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Re: another David Taylor ( b. 1908 )

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So maybe this is the right David after all ?

I'm still wondering whether this is just a case of people having different names amongst their own family.... the father William being known as David perhaps?

Re. William ... I was looking at the Admissions Register for Quinton National School
http://qlhs.org.uk/archive/quinton-nati ... 2-1894.htm

and came across this William Taylor

Reg. no.498...Yr of admission Sep 1883....Taylor William...dob..8 Feb 1878....parent/guardian....Elizabeth Taylor....occupation....Nailer......address....Quinton

Date of birth fits with marriage for my William, though a little bit out with 1911 census?
Am wondering whether this is him? I have had no idea on his mother's name... maybe this is her?

Up to now...only had his father's name as Joseph
from his marriage cert. 0f 23 Dec 1900
St Giles, Rowley Regis
Groom..William TAYLOR age 22, bachelor, labourer, resident in Whiteheath,
father Joseph Taylor(labourer)..
Bride.Hannah HEWITT.age 19, spinster, resident Blackheath, father William Hewitt(rivet maker)
..witnesses Jacob Tromans & Susan Comley

Still haven't found him before 1900
Wondering if there might be a marriage for a Joseph Taylor and Elizabeth?

Haven't been able to find an Elizabeth Taylor in Quinton for 1871 or 1881 with husband Joseph and son William.

Not even sure whether I can see the Elizabeth Taylor from that Quinton School register either ... she is listed as parent or guardian in 1883, so I suppose she could be grandmother/ aunt/ cousin/ sister... anything really?
My main problem is defining what area counts as Quinton. I think Ridgacre is Quinton .. and what about "Hill"?

Will come back to this in a bit.... breakfast time here and kids to get off to school!
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Think I will send off for birth certificate for David .. That should help clear up father's name, ...I hope!

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I have sent off for birth certificate for David Howard Taylor
... so don't know whether you want to archive this post for now?
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Re: another David Taylor ( b. 1908 )

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Going to add that marriage with a note to Bcc I think it is correct
and have it down for a recheck too
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Re: another David Taylor ( b. 1908) Awaiting certif info

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going to archive this now pending certif info
let us know how you get on :wink:
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brought back to board as requested by expat :wink:
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Re: another David Taylor ( b. 1908) Awaiting certif info

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So, I now have the birth certificate and it does list his father as William not David

73 Hackett St, Blackheath, Staffordshire, England David Howard Taylor ... son of William Taylor ( stonebreaker) and Hannah Taylor ( formerly Hewitt) ... at 73 Hackett Street, Blackheath. Date of birth 16 Jul 1904... date birth registered 23 Aug 1904

I had hoped this might also help me to find the parents.... William and Hannah on the 1901 census .... but there appear to be different people living at 73 , Hackett St. in 1901. Only family connection I can find with Hackett St in 1901 is....Hannah's parents ... William and Lenna Hackett are living at 45 Hackett St. in 1901

Maybe William Taylor's occupation might be a clue?

.... on his marriage cert. he put labourer
23 Dec 1900....St Giles, Rowley Regis Groom..William TAYLOR age 22, bachelor, labourer, resident in Whiteheath, father Joseph Taylor(labourer)..Bride.Hannah HEWITT.age 19, spinster, resident Blackheath, father William Hewitt(rivet maker)..witnesses Jacob Tromans & Susan Comley

In 1911... he is labourer at chemical works
Oldbury Rd, Blackheath, Rowley Regis, Dudley William TAYLOR(32)chemical works labourer born in Quinton, wife Hannah (30) b. Blackheath..married 10 yrs, sons William(9)b. Langley, David(6) b. Blackheath, daughter Annie(1) b. Whiteheath

and on this birth certificate for David Howard he is a stonebreaker.

David Howard's brother William was born in Langley around 1902 according to the 1911 census.

Am now getting to the point of thinking I will have to plough through every page of the census in 1901 to find them as they never seem to come up on searches :shock:
My only other option seems to be to order loads of birth certificates, as these names are so common!

Can anyone tell me which Civil parish & Enumeration district I would need to search through on the 1901 census to cover addresses that would qualify as Langley? ( I am assuming this is Worcestershire , though I find this area is so confusing)

Any help greatly appreciated!
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Re: another David Taylor ( b. 1908) Awaiting certif info

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TROMANS Jacob HEWITT Florence Rowley Regis, St Giles Sandwell Register Office 18/10/252 1904
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