.Philemon Taylor
Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2024 9:07 pm
Philemon is in the Family Bible and also in Joseph's Will written in August 1841.
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For some reason, even though he is the eldest although he receives the same amount of money as the others, Joseph leaves the house, on the death of Ann to Nathan. In the Family Bible he is baptized on 26th September 1819 but it looks like he was baptized twice because there is also a record on English Select Births and Christenings and Worcestershire Church of England Births and Baptism of him being baptized on 12th March 1820. Presumably they didn't expect him to survive. The Will mentions the spouses of Sarah and Eleanor but not of Philemon and Eliza.
Eliza married May 1841 so perhaps the Will was written in stages, it is 6 sheets of A4 long.
I cannot find Philemon in the 1841 or 1851 Censuses but in 1861 he is living in Ledbury and married to a Margaret who is 43 and from Stirling in Scotland .
In 1871 they are living on Worrall Lane, Bradfield so near Sheffield.
There is a Burial record for Philemon on 12 March 1875 in Wadsley which is about 8 miles away from Bradfield.
I haven't been able to find a marriage record.
Both Joseph and Albert believed Philemon died in a war but I can find no evidence and wonder if they lost contact when he moved to Yorkshire.
There must have been some contact in 1841 for him to have been included in the Will but perhaps he wasn't well thought of.
If this makes sense could the information be added to Philemon on BCC
https://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/t ... onnections
For some reason, even though he is the eldest although he receives the same amount of money as the others, Joseph leaves the house, on the death of Ann to Nathan. In the Family Bible he is baptized on 26th September 1819 but it looks like he was baptized twice because there is also a record on English Select Births and Christenings and Worcestershire Church of England Births and Baptism of him being baptized on 12th March 1820. Presumably they didn't expect him to survive. The Will mentions the spouses of Sarah and Eleanor but not of Philemon and Eliza.
Eliza married May 1841 so perhaps the Will was written in stages, it is 6 sheets of A4 long.
I cannot find Philemon in the 1841 or 1851 Censuses but in 1861 he is living in Ledbury and married to a Margaret who is 43 and from Stirling in Scotland .
In 1871 they are living on Worrall Lane, Bradfield so near Sheffield.
There is a Burial record for Philemon on 12 March 1875 in Wadsley which is about 8 miles away from Bradfield.
I haven't been able to find a marriage record.
Both Joseph and Albert believed Philemon died in a war but I can find no evidence and wonder if they lost contact when he moved to Yorkshire.
There must have been some contact in 1841 for him to have been included in the Will but perhaps he wasn't well thought of.
If this makes sense could the information be added to Philemon on BCC