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Hi

Are you able to tell me more about the relation of Jane Taylor please?

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I live in England. My mother, Elizabeth Taylor, married an Englishman and settled the rest of her life in  England.

My mum's father's sister was Jane Taylor but the date of birth would not match with your Jane Taylor.

I just feel there must be some connection with being born at the same house as mum.  It's just getting the right pieces to fit.

Because I live in England it is not so easy to find information out without going to the records office in Belfast. Where do you live please?

Look forward to hearing more about your Jane Taylor's family.

Regards
Maeabbie

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Thank you Trish and AVM228 - With your help I've cracked it now.
You are a wonderful group that help on this site.

Maeabbie

Thank you Trish and AVM - I will now be able to get somewhere.  Thanks a lot.

Maeabbie

Thank you to everyone on Rootschat who helped me to find my family in Northern Ireland. Through Rootschat I have been contacted by a 2nd cousin in Sydney, Australia who was able to fill in lots of my Kennedy family details.

Elizabeth Pykett (nee Taylor) died 16th June 2010 before I was able to tell her about her family.

Thank you so much for all your help.

Maeabbie

Thank you all so much for not giving up. I had managed to find the family living in 2 separate houses in the 1911 census (Nos 4 and 6 Disraeli Street, Belfast) Thanks so much for finding my mum's family in the 1901 census. Is the 1901 census available now on line?

My mum Elizabeth Taylor was born at 6 Disraeli Street, Belfast, daughter of Charles Taylor and Hessie Kennedy. Unfortunately, my mum has just died in June 2010 and so I shall not be able to tell her of my findings. This is what happens!

I questioned my mum lots about her family.  I did know there were connections in Larne but hadn't really pieced much info together.

I do however know that my mum's grandfather was Watson Kennedy and I do have one photo of him so I am making a start on my Irish connections. My cousin has also fetched me a marriage certificate from St. Anne's Belfast for my grandparents Charles Taylor and Hessie Kennedy - 10th June 1912.  My grandfather, Charles Taylor, was 24 and his father's name was William Taylor, a carpenter but I have no idea where to find out any more about him. Perhaps one day.

Were the records before 1901 the records which were destroyed?

Thank you all so very much for your help.  :)You are truly wonderful people who are willing to help us. I cannot thank you enough. I have recommended RootsChat to other people and they have been amazed at the help they have received.

PS My granddaughter and my cousin's daughter are both 12 and their history project is to produce a family tree - guess who's got the job of helping them!

Thanks to all of you.

Maeabbie