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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Lincolnshire => Topic started by: meggiemoo3 on Sunday 16 October 11 13:49 BST (UK)
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Hello
I'm just wondering on the of chance if there are any Tuckney Taylor descendents on here? I've researched the 4 grandparents lines and this is the only one that I haven't found distant relatives of which is a shame.
My gr x4 grandfather was a Jonathon Taylor born in Boston about 1728. He married a Priscilla Forman on 15 November 1758 in Boston. She was born in Boston about 1732.
My gr x3 grandfather was Thomas Taylor baptised on 28 January 1758 in Kirton-in-Holland. He married Mary Johnson 11 Sept 1788. She was born 1786, her father was John Johnson.
My gr x 2 grandfather was Tuckney Taylor baptised 29 April 1810 in Kirton-in-Holland. He married Rebecca Watson in Crowland on 9 June 1828. She was born in Crowland in 1807 to William and Sarah Watson.
My great grandfather was Joseph Harry Taylor born March 1847 in Whaplode. He married 3 times. First to Mary Ann Carr. Then to Ellen Carr - yes they were sisters! Also they were his step-sisters too. He had children with both of these wives.
He then married Ann Eliza Harrison, my great grandmother on 2 Feb 1899. T
My grandfather was Harry Taylor born 1904 in Sutton Bridge. He then married Ivy May Burrows.
It would be good to hear from anyone who is related to me.
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Hi
Just signed up with this web site and saw your message. My great great great grandfather was your ancestor. His daughter Rebecca married my great grandfather Joseph Attenborough and they lived at first in Sutton St James Lincolnshire. I am descended from his daughter Gertrude Elizabeth who was sadly never married. My grandfather was therefore illiterate. the family moved to Potters Bar and then my Great grandmother moved to Streatham South London. I live with my wife in Bexleyheath Kent on the edge of London. I am a retired Baptist minister.
Don
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Hi Don
Just been checking through my emails and came across your reply to my post concerning Tuckney Taylor. Good to hear from you - haven't got time to write a longer relpy at the moment as I have got to give the little ones their bottles and then go and get my children from school (I'm a childminder) so will write a longer reply when I have a little more time.
So who is our last common ancestor? Is it Tuckney who married Rebecca Watson - probably as I'm sure I remember them having a daughter Rebecca - do not have my notes to hand!
My family still live in South Lincolnshire but as my husband is in the RAF we now live in North Wiltshire, although hoping to get a posting back there in the next 12 months, when hubby has been and returned from a tour of the Falklands. My dad is a Taylor and has 4 brothers (he lost his eldest brother recently) and 5 sisters, all who still live in and around the Long Sutton area.
Will write more later and would be good to share any further info you have on Taylor ancestors, as will I.
Melanie
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Hi Melanie
Yes, I believe Tuckney Taylor is our common ancestor;he is my 3 times great grandfather on my father's side of the family. His daughter married my great, great grandfather Joseph Attenborough and initially they lived near the Taylors in Sutton St James Lincs. They later moved to Potters Bar north west of London. I have no other details of the Taylor family.
Thanks for the contact. I hope your husband gets the transfer you would like!
Don Attenborough.
Bexleyheath. Kent.
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Hello Don
Hopefully I have a little more time to reply as my two little mindees have just gone down for their nap, so I have my notes and a cuppa to hand!
I have quite a bit of information on Tuckney, Rebecca and his children and on his ancestors as far back as 1728.
Tuckney was the 7th child of Thomas and Mary Taylor and was born in Kirton in Holland, Lincolnshire in 1810 - he was baptised on 29 April of the same year. He married Rebecca Watson on 9 June 1828 in Crowland, Lincolnshire. Not sure how he met Rebecca but the 2 places are quite some distance apart. They had quite a few children... in 1851 they were living in Holbeach, Lincolnshire and he was an agricultural labourer. I have the following children listed:
Mary Ann, born 1829 - in Lincs
George, baptised 20 March 1830 - Holbeach, Lincs
Tuckney, baptised 9 Oct 1831 - Frampton, Lincs
Rebecca, baptised 17 Nov 1832 - Whaplode, Lincs (died 22 May 1833)
Henry, baptised 25 July 1834 - Whaplode
Rebecca, baptised 25 July 1836 - Whaplode - your Rebecca
Charles, baptised 17 Sept 1838 - Whaplode
Sarah, baptised 5 November 1840 - Whaplode
Thomas, baptised 5 Nov 1840 - Whaplode (first incidence of twins which actually run in the Taylor family - the youngest ones being mine)
Alice, baptised 28 Aug 1842 - Whaplode
Joseph Harry, baptised 7 March 1847 - Whaplode - my great grandfather.
Rebecca died 9 Sept 1858 in Whaplode aged 53. Tuckney then remarried Mary Ann Carr (widow) in December 1864. Tuckney died 22 Feb 1877, aged 66. Mary Ann died later that year in September. Mary Ann had 2 girls who later both became wives of my great great grandfather Joseph - think he was a bit of a lad!!!!!
Rebecca Watson was baptised in Crowland on 15 June 1807 and was the daughter of William Watson and his wife Sarah. She had as far as I know 5 siblings - Ann (1800); William (1803, died 1805); Hester (1811); Henry (1818) and George (1820).
I have a marriage date for your Rebecca to a Joseph Seaton Attenborough on 15 May 1858.
Many of the parish records for Lincolnshire have now been digitised and are available to view on a website called Lincs to My Past or something similar. I've found quite a few of the entries but you have to search through everything unless you know months and years!
Now Tuckney's parents were Thomas Taylor and Mary Johnson. Thomas was as far as I know the second son og Jonathon and Priscilla Taylor - more about that later.
Thomas was baptised on 28 January 1758 in Kirton-in-Holland. He married Mary Johnson on 11 September 1788 in the same place. They had I believe 9 children, including our Tuckney:
Mary - bap 16 July 1790
Thomas - bap 3 March 1793, died 1798
John - bap 18 Oct 1795
Aaron - bap 19 May 1798
Thomas - bap 26 Dec 1800
George Johnson - bap 22 May 1807
Tuckney - bap 29 April 1810
Thomas - bap 3 Aug 1813
Thomas Henry - bap 15 Sept 1816
I have no information on when Thomas or Mary died.
Mary was the daughter of John and Elizabeth Johnson (Elizabeth was a widow, previously being married to James Brittan. Elizabeth was originally a Metcalf).
Mary was baptised on 31 December 1786 in Kirton in Holland
She had at least 3 siblings - the ones I could find were Elizabeth, baptised 31 May 1763, died 5 June 1763; Elizabeth, baptised 12 Sept 1766 and John baptised 28 March 1770.
Now Thomas was the 2nd son of Jonathon Taylor. I don't have a huge amount of information on him, only that he was probably born around 1728 in Boston, Lincolnshire. He married Priscilla Forman on 15 November 1758 in Boston. I found the baptism records for the following children:
John - bap 14 June 1756, Kirton in Holland (KiH)
Thomas - bap 28 Jan 1758, KiH
Walls (?) - bap 7 July 1760, KiH
Aquilla - bap 23 July 1761, died 6 Aug 1761, KiH
Martha - bap 18 Sep 1764, KiH
Tuckney - bap 16 Oct 1771, KiH
Priscilla Forman was born around 1732 in Boston, Lincs.
Anyway hope this fills in some gaps for you. Would love to know more about Rebecca.
Regards
Melanie
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Hi,
Just joined roots chat and found your thread. Tuckney Taylor is a strange name. I have something which may interest you, or may not, as the case may be. If you would like to email it is (*)
Regards
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Hi
Just read your message that you may have some interesting information for me. I am happy to hear more via this site.
Thanks
Don5097
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply. This name has popped up in my family research. It could be just circumstantial but I don't think the name is particularly common.
So this is what I have, although it isn't a great deal:
Marriage cert. Jan. 22nd, 1879, William Lovegrove married Sarah Wilmot at Cookham Dean. Witnesses, Tuckney Taylor and Elizabeth Scribbins.
Death cert. of Thomas Wilmot shows Edward Tuckney Wilmot, son, being the informant. Edward T. was married at Eton in 1902. My Gt. Grandfather was also Edward Wilmot and he was married to Maria Scribbins. They were lodging house keepers in London.
Finally, I have a photograph from around the mid-1880s showing Mr. & Mrs. Taylor, Mr. & Mrs. Pratt (I know who they were), and an unknown woman. Unfortunately, no christian names for the Taylors. The two couples were my father's uncles and aunts. Now I am guessing that the Mr. taylor could have been Tuckney! Mrs. Pratt was formerly Mary Ann Scribbins. They ran The Fleece pub in Chelmsford in 1901.
I don't know what you'll make of this, but I would certainly like an opinion.
Regards
Richard Wilmot
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Hello Richard
Well that is interesting. I've read through your message and looked back at the details to see if its possible that the Tuckney you are talking about is a relative. As you say although Taylor is an extremely common surname Tuckney isn't a common christian name.
I've had a look through and I don't think the Tuckney you talk about is my gr gr gr grandfather because I know that he married Rebecca Watson and I know that they never moved out of the South Lincolnshire area. However i suppose that it is possible that the Tuckney you mention could be one of their children (they had a son Tuckney, born around 1830, which would have put him in his 50s around the time you are talking about - does this tally with the picture?) or one of their grandchildren perhaps. The name Tuckney certainly seems to be a family name as there is one in each of the generations back to the 1720s.
I no longer have access to census records (our ancestry account not being renewed as we have found most of the information we need now) but was wondering if either of you have this access and could perhaps research the census returns for the particular area to see if Tuckney is living around there and where his birthplace is - as this will be on the census. Perhaps you might be able to find a link that links them altogether.
Thanks for that information - it seems a tenuous link but you never know....
Look forward to hearing any more information you may find out.
Regards
Melanie
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Hi Melanie,
Still finding my way round this site. I've been researching family for years and only just found rootschat. Can't find the last post I wrote to Don.
Anyway, the Tuckney I have found was born in Enfield, Middx, c.1855. He is definitely the man in the photograph. He married Elizabeth Scribbins in late 1879. So far I haven't found any children.
In my previous message I mentioned Edward Tuckney Wilmot. I believe he adopted the name Tuckney around the time he married, as I can't find any reference to it in any previous census forms. They must have all known each other.
My Gt. Grandfather was also Edward Wilmot. He married Maria Scribbins, sister of Elizabeth, in 1877, (still have orignal Marriage Cert.)
How Tuckney and Elizabeth met, I have no idea. (I do know how Edward and Maria met.) The three Scribbins sisters, together with their parents came to London from Somerset.
Back to Tuckney. The line I've followed in the 1851 census shows another one also born in Enfield, and so were his parents. Another member of the family was born in Cheshunt, which as you probably know is just North of Enfield.
Strangely, a visitor on the census, is George Tuck Smith, born in Scotland.
In 1841 census there seems to be only two. One Tuckney b. Enfield c.1825, and Tuckney, son of Tuckney and Rebecca, b. 1832 in Lincolnshire. There doesn't seem to be any evidence connecting these two, but who knows?
Sorry if this is a bit garbled.
Best wishes
Rick
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Here's a strange coincidence. In the 1851 census Thomas Forman Taylor was born in Enfield c.1785. And I noted "Priscilla Forman was born around 1732 in Boston, Lincs." in a previous message.
Curiouser and curiouser......
Rick
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Hi, I think I'm a very distant cousin. My gg grandparents are George Carlton and Jane Tawlks from Wigtoft and Bicker. Jane's grand parents were Henry Tawlks and Mary Taylor. Mary's fater was Aquilla Taylor. I have a birth year of 1741 which would make him Jonathon Taylor's younger brother or nephew. I have Aquilla's father as David. I live in Modesto CA. Martha Carlton-Magana
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I just took another look at my tree. Henry Tawlks parents are Henry Tawlks and Ann Forman. (Thus, my ggggg grandparents. I wonder what her relationship is to Priscilla. Martha
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I'm hoping that Thomas Forman Taylor who was baptised in 1785 at St Andrew, Enfield will turn out to be linked to the Taylors of Kirton-in-Holland.
He was the son of John and Sarah Taylor and he then had a son called Tuckney in 1825.
Having read Meggiemoo3's post I am wondering if my Thomas' father, John, might be the same as the John son of Jonathon and Priscilla who was baptised in 1756 in Kirton-in-Holland?
The coincidence of the names Forman and Tuckney seem too great otherwise!
Can anyone help?
Sarah Taylor
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Lincolnshire Archives have copies of the registers of St. Andrew, Enfield, one of which is the burial of James Tuckney Taylor in 1860. The other two, James and Ann, may be his parents. Ann was visiting her daughter, Alicia Holmes, sister of J.T., in 1861, and died the following year, aged 74. There is a possible burial of James in Edmonton District in 1849, age 67.
They seem to be the only names mentioned.
https://www.lincstothepast.com/Copies--made-1863--from-the-parish-registers-of-St--Andrew--Enfield--Middlesex/887057.record?pt=S
David
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Thanks for the reply - James (husband of Ann) was the brother of Thomas Forman Taylor. They clearly both had a Tuckney in their ancestry.
If, as I suspect, they are descended from the family who lived in Kirton, Lincs this would explain it.
It may interest others who are looking at various Tuckney Taylors on this thread that I have found where the name Tuckney comes from.
Priscilla Forman, who married Jonathan Taylor in 1753 and was the mother of John (1756) and Tuckney (1771), was herself born in 1730, the daughter of John Forman and Martha Gregson. Martha Gregson was born in Kirton in 1699 and was the daughter of John Gregson and Martha Tuckney who married in Kirton in 1698.