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Valda,
Thank you for looking up the two Baby girls born 1896 and 1900.  Although it wasnt what I hoped for it certainly gives me more information on the Taylor line.   The search for George and Mary Anns's daughter continues.
Your help is very much appreciated.
Thank you .
Most Sincerely,
Jennifer (Canada)

Roy ,
thank you for your email.  Is there anyone on line that would have access to 1861 census Sussex?
George Taylor was born Diddling 1855 . I know his father was Mark Taylor but I would like to know if I could find out his mothers name or if he had sibblings.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Most sincerely,
Jennifer

Hello,
Is it possible to look up Mary Ann Taylor and her daughter in the Petworth workhouse 1901?  Your help is very much appreciated.   
Sincerely,
Jennifer

Hi Andrea,
I did send for the following certificates

Death certificate of my great grandmother is as follows
1901 Registration District Petworth sub district of Petworth Southern
Coloumns484  When and where died Twelfth February 1901
Workhouse Petworth Mary Ann Taylor Female age 33 years Wife of George Taylor farm labourer Petworth Signature discription Master Workhouse Petworth When Registered February 1901.
I also sent for information National Archives Reference
RG Number Series Piece Folio Page Schedule Number
RG 12  954  25  1174
Address Petworth Workhouse
Town or Village of Hamlet Petworth
Parliamentary Borough of Division Horsham
Ecclesiastical Parish   Petworth St Mary
Adminstrative County    West Sussex
County Borough, Municipal Borough of Urban District
Ward of Municipal Borough of Urban District
It showed
George Taylor (Grandads Brother)
Relation to head of the Family   Imate
Condition as to Marriage single
Sex M
Age Last Birthday 11
Profession or Occupation
Employment Status
Where Born          Sussex Graffham
Language
Infirmity

Albert Taylor ( my grandad)
Relation to Head of Family   Imate
Condition as to Marriage   Single
Sex   M
Age Last Birthday  9
Profession or Occupatio
Employment Status
Where Born    Sussex Minsted
Language
Infirmity

When I read about Workhouses it states that the boys and men were in one area and the women and girls are in another area in the workhouses.  I did ask my mom about her Aunt and she called her Auntie Anne.  I tried to go on line to census looking for Ann Taylor or Anne Taylor or Mary Ann Taylor without success.  Apparently she was younger than my grandad who was born Dec 12 1891 but registered in 1892.
I do hope this information is what you need.  Thank you so much for replying to my inquiry.  All my life I thought my grandad and his siblings were put into a orphanage but when I received my great grandmothers death certificate I realized she was in the Petworth Workhouse as well with her three children.   Thank you again for helping me.
Most Sincerely
Jennifer