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Re: WILSON and TAYLOR Brick walls!!
« Reply #9 on: Friday 20 May 11 14:07 BST (UK) »
In 1861 I think he is in Drinkhouse Lane, Croston, Lancashire
Henry Taylor Head M 43 Farmer of 95 acres employing 3 labourers Leyland
Ann Wife m 47 Croston
James son 9 Scholar Longton
Elizabeth A daur 6 Scholar Croston
Margery Critchley Servant Unm 18 General Servant Burscough
William Critchley Servant Unm 21 Ploughman Burscough
John Smith Servant 17 Labourer Croston
John Almond Servant 18 Labourer Croston
Henry Wilson Visitor Unm 16 Ag Lab Longton, LancashireRG9; Piece:  3123; Folio:  68; Page:  7

The reason I've listed everybody in the household is that we are unsure who he is visiting, it could be one of the servants, so keep this information on file.

Well Betsy is often an abbreviation of Elizabeth, it would seem likely that in the 1891 census it is the same person.
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Re: WILSON and TAYLOR Brick walls!!
« Reply #10 on: Friday 20 May 11 14:13 BST (UK) »
1851 Walmer Bridge, Longton, Lancashire
George Wilson Head M 35 Wheelwright (Master) Heapey, Lancashire
Betsy Wife M 30 Grimsargh "
George Son 9 Scholar Wheelton "
Elizabeth daur 8 " " "
James son 5 " " "
Tyson son 3 " " "
Henry son 4 months Longton "
Joseph Procter Visitor M 30 Farm Labourer Manchester "
HO107; Piece:  2264; Folio:  46; Page:  11

1841 Throstles Nest, Brindle, Leyland
George Wilson 25 Wheelwright
Betsy 20
HO107; Piece  526; Book:  15; Civil Parish:  Leyland; County:  Lancashire; Enumeration District:  12; Folio:  10; Page:  12
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Re: WILSON and TAYLOR Brick walls!!
« Reply #11 on: Friday 20 May 11 14:17 BST (UK) »
Quote from: FTYLR on Friday 20 May 11 13:46 BST (UK)
Do you think its the same Henry at Town little??

You've lost me on that one?
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Re: WILSON and TAYLOR Brick walls!!
« Reply #12 on: Friday 20 May 11 14:21 BST (UK) »
Quote from: FTYLR on Friday 20 May 11 13:46 BST (UK)
Have you come across any info of Henrys children or possibly his wife Margaret Ellen Seddon??

Don't you have the 1901 census?
Coppull Moor, Lancashire
Henry Wilson Head M 39 Wheelwright own account Coppull, Lancashire
Margaret E Wife M 30 Leigh "
George son 7 Coppull "
Elizabeth Alice daur 4 " "
Henry son 2 " "
RG13; Piece:  3939; Folio:  44; Page:  33

Now what's bothering me is who is the Alice who witnessed Julia's marriage?
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Re: WILSON and TAYLOR Brick walls!!
« Reply #13 on: Friday 20 May 11 14:48 BST (UK) »
Re - Grandchildren
Solomon Halliwell bp 2 Oct 1870 All Saints, Habergham parents  John & Elizabeth Halliwell, carpenter of Lower Ridge Farm

Walter 1 Oct 1866 All Saints, Wigan, parents John & Elizabeth Haliwell, carpenter of Aspull
Ada bpt 30 Aug 1868 Holy Trinity, Hoghton, parents  John & Elizabeth Halliwell, carpenter of Lower Ridge Farm Burnley
   
John Halliwell, full age,bachelor, carpenter of Cooper's Yard m Elizabeth Wilson, full age  spinster of Cherry Croft 19 Mar 1865 at  St George, Wigan
John's father was Richard Halliwell, Sawyer
Elizabeth's father was George Wilson, Wheelwright
Witnesses: John Brockbank & Mary Gill

Betsy Wilson daughter of Julia Wilson, Single Woman of Coppull bpt 26 Jul 1878 St Laurence, Chorley

John Wilson son of Julia Wilson of Coppull bpt 1 Oct 1880 St Laurence, Chorley
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Re: WILSON and TAYLOR Brick walls!!
« Reply #14 on: Friday 20 May 11 15:11 BST (UK) »
wondered why the dob didnt add up.... looked again at the margiage details of henry and margaret.... he was born abt 1862.
This doesnt add up with all the above...
Have found another family in 1881i believe could be his ....

RG11/3557/108 p 14 Poulton Straight Mile

George Wilson   44
Elizabeth Wilson   43
Henry Wilson   19
Mary Wilson   16
George H. Wilson   2
John Lewis   21


This means, to be listed as a wheelwright of coppull on the marriage details, he must of moved there.... wasnt born there.

This make sense?

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Re: WILSON and TAYLOR Brick walls!!
« Reply #15 on: Friday 20 May 11 15:25 BST (UK) »
Very sorry, I was under the impression you were looking for a wheelwright not a mason.
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Re: WILSON and TAYLOR Brick walls!!
« Reply #16 on: Friday 20 May 11 15:35 BST (UK) »
He was listed as a wheelwright on the marriage details, but his date of birth on that doesn't add up with George and Betsy's family Henry, so i am assuming the second family i posted could be more accurate. surly they wouldn't have got his age wrong by 10 years??

Perhaps he was a mason in cheshire then moved to coppul and took on the wheelwright occupation and thats why it was listed on the marriage details? This is the only explanation i can come up with??

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Re: WILSON and TAYLOR Brick walls!!
« Reply #17 on: Friday 20 May 11 15:41 BST (UK) »
His birthplace was given as Coppull on both the 1901 census - and possibly also the 1911 census.

The birthplace given by Henry the mason is Aldford Cheshire.

The occupation of Henry the mason's father is a Labourer, whereas I believed you were looking for a wheelwright.
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