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vbain
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« on: Sunday 20 April 08 00:46 BST (UK) » |
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I believe Crewkerne is now in somerset?
I have a gggrandfather,Harold James TAYLOR whom I believe lived there in the 1900's. He may have been a refrigeration specialist in public houses , or ran a public house. Weife Anne Dyke Morgan
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Hi vbain,
Bit of a guess here but I can see this:
marriage Sep 1896 Headington 3a 1483
Annie Dyke Morgan to possibly Jim Taylor
1901 census
RG13/792 149 6
Canterbury, Kent
5a Martyrs Field
Jim Taylor, head, 27, Inronmonger Manager, b. Somerset Crewkerne
Annie D, wife, 30, b. Dorset Gillingham
James H, son, 3, b. Wilts New Swindon
Sylvia M, dau, 2 mo, b. Kent Canterbury
Agnes B Cole, servant, 13, General servant domestic, b. Kent Chilham
Looking at BMD, Annie seems to have been a bit older than 30 actually, and Jim was registered as Jim - not Harold James  Their son might have been James Harold however.
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You are great!
That would be our Jim. They all went to Saskatchewan to Moosejaw and later to Regina.
There, Sylvia met Anton Nilson from Us (Orig. Sweden), and here we are.
There were a lot of James HArolds in the family (i think they are James Harold, not harold hjames, - my fault.)
Thanks again for the help.
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Here is what we have. It is fairly complete,
1. HENRY1 MORGAN
Farmer.
Deceased before Annie Dyke Morgan's wedding in 1896.
Children of HENRY MORGAN are:
2.i. ANNIE DYKE2 MORGAN, b. 12 Jun 1864; d. 10 Nov 1934, Winnipeg, Manitoba (Brookside Cemetery).
ii. LOUISA SARAH MORGAN, d. 22 Dec 1895, Oxford.
iii. HARRY MORGAN.
2. ANNIE DYKE2 MORGAN (HENRY1) was born 12 Jun 1864, and died 10 Nov 1934 in Winnipeg, Manitoba (Brookside Cemetery). She married JAMES (JIM) TAYLOR 03 Aug 1896 in Cowley, St. John, Oxfordshire, son of JAMES TAYLOR and MARY GANGE. He was born 24 Nov 1872, and died 29 Mar 1945 in Vancouver, British Columbia (Ocean View Cemetary).
Notes for ANNIE DYKE MORGAN:
On the marriage certificate, it says that Annie was a spinster and Jim Taylor was a Bachelor employed as an Ironmonger.
Children of ANNIE MORGAN and JAMES TAYLOR are:
3.i. SYLVIA MARY LOUISE3 TAYLOR, b. 13 Jan 1901, Canterbury, England; d. 26 Jan 1980, Regina, Saskatchewan.
ii. JAMES HAROLD TAYLOR, b. 09 Aug 1897; m. FLORENCE TAYLOR, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan; b. Canterbury, England.
4.iii. KATHLEEN BLANCHE TAYLOR, (Kay) b. 21 Jan 1906; d. 06 Aug 1969, Vancouver, British Columbia.
TAYLOR
Generation #1
1. JAMES1 TAYLOR was born 02 Apr 1842, and died 25 Mar 1903 in Crewkerne, Dorset, England. He married MARY GANGE 13 Feb 1866. She was born 07 Oct 1839, and died 04 Apr 1928.
Notes for JAMES TAYLOR:
Employed as an aerated water manufacturer (?)
Children of JAMES TAYLOR and MARY GANGE are:
2.i. JAMES (JIM)2 TAYLOR, b. 24 Nov 1872; d. 29 Mar 1945, Vancouver, British Columbia (Ocean View Cemetary).
ii. THOMAS TAYLOR, b. 06 May 1868; d. 14 Jun 1869.
iii. FLORENCE MARY TAYLOR, b. 18 Mar 1869; d. 24 Nov 1874.
iv. BLANCHE TAYLOR, b. 01 Dec 1870; m. HARRY RAPSON, 04 Dec 1901.
v. MABEL ROSE TAYLOR, b. 19 May 1874; d. 14 May 1875.
3.vi. FLORENCE EMILY TAYLOR, b. 24 Nov 1875.
vii. THOMAS TAYLOR, b. 02 Jan 1877.
Notes for THOMAS TAYLOR:
There is another Thomas Taylor died 12 May 1901 aged 62. Interred in Crewkerne Cemetery on May 15.
Generation No. 2
2. JAMES (JIM)2 TAYLOR (JAMES1) was born 24 Nov 1872, and died 29 Mar 1945 in Vancouver, British Columbia (Ocean View Cemetary). He married ANNIE DYKE MORGAN 03 Aug 1896 in Cowley, St. John, Oxfordshire, daughter of HENRY MORGAN. She was born 12 Jun 1864, and died 10 Nov 1934 in Winnipeg, Manitoba (Brookside Cemetery).
Notes for JAMES (JIM) TAYLOR:
From Dorset County, England. We met Cousin Mary a niece of Jim.
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Hmmm. Not meaning to set the cat among the pidgeons but do you have any hard evidence that Annie's actual father was Henry? I'm wondering because her mother was already registered as widowed in 1861 (Also: good news, there were more children than you mention!  )
1871
RG10/1971 47 7
West Stower, Dorset
Louisa Morgan, head, wid, 37, Dress Maker, b. Sodber Dorset
Louisa Sarah, dau, 17, Dressmaker, b. Vincent St Middlesex
James Charles, son, 15, Labourer, b. Duckett St
Albert John, son, 8, scholar, b. West Stower
Annie, dau, 5, scholar, b. do.
Harry, son, 1, b. do.
1861
RG9/1328 42 3
West Stower, Dorset
Louisa Morgan, head, widow, 28, Dressmaker, b. Sodber
Louisa Sarah, dau, 7, scholar, b. Middlesex Stepney
Chas Jas, son, 5, scholar, b. do.
Fredk Edwd, son, 3, scholar, b. Shadwell London
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Well, no, I had no idea, Marquesetta!
Isn't it amazing what you find.
I surely hope you will have some Canada Questions for me, so I can pay down some of your amazing research.
The thing about Louise "Morgan" certainly supports my mother always saying that her grandmother, in the 20's could look at a magazine, and make a dress from a picture. She was what was known as 'fashion thief" who sould outfit the less well-to-do at a lower cost.
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I've just found one (well, providing Lusey is Louisa) in Stower Provost, which according to genuki is just 3 miles from Todber. Can't promise she's the one! Only the marriage cert would tell ...
1841
HO107/293 24 6 6
Stower Provost
James Abbott, 28, Ag lab
Maryann, 28
Lusey, 7
James, 5
Mary, 6
Ellan, 3
Ann, 1
All born in county.
The oldest daughter isn't with the family in 1851, but they all give their birth places as Stour Provost
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Re: crewkerne
« Reply #10 on: Monday 21 April 08 18:05 BST (UK) » |
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yes please, Marquesetta:
How are you finding all this stuff? Are you an ancestry member?
I've been thinking about that.
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Re: crewkerne
« Reply #11 on: Monday 21 April 08 18:43 BST (UK) » |
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Yes, I have a subscription to view census.
1851
HO107/1928 445 6
Crewkerne
Market Place
Thomas Taylor, head, mar, 45, Inn Keeper
P, wife, 42, Innkeeper's wife
Elizth, dau, 16, Dressmaker's app
Thos, son, 13, Plaisterer's App
Jas, son, 8, scholar
Geo, son, 5, scholar
Edwd, son, 1
Elizth Hutchings, sister in law, unm, 50, Bar Maid
+ 2 servants
all born Crewkerne
1841
HO107/940 2 23 6
Crewkerne, Somerset
Market Place
Thomas Taylor, 35, Publican
Philadelphia, 30
Thomas, 3
Elizabeth, 6
Thirza, 3 months
Elizabeth Hutchings is living next door.
All born Somerset
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Re: crewkerne
« Reply #13 on: Tuesday 22 April 08 00:16 BST (UK) » |
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another zinger, Marquessate ( I think I have at last spelt it correctly!)
No I didn't know any of this. A niece did the initial work and didn't go very far back, especially with the Germans and Swedes.
Thanks agin, I really do appreciate it!
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