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I had a 2 x Gt granddad who died in 1868 as a ferryman & shoemaker at the side of the river Aire in Knottingley, Yorkshire, he had been called to ferry a man across the river, unfortunately Gt granddad fell out of the boat crossing the river to pick the man up at the otherside in a fast flow of the river and drowned. 

St John's  Chapel Weardale Durham MI's

http://www.friendsofkillhope.org/St%20Johns%20Chapel%20Churchyard%20Transcripts%20for%20web.pdf

Could Roy's cropped small image be improved from a line up of Teddy boys at a wedding 1963 please

http://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/2988/1/DX079732_2.pdf

Hi all

Just wonder if anyone can dig a little info online about this couples life in Canada

Its a bit vague, but all I've got, Fred moved to Canada about 1905 and his wife Alice Taylor nee Tidmarsh was with her father 1911c Samuel Tidmarsh sr (br Balsall Warwickshire 1844) with her daughter Ruth Agnas Taylor. Alice and daughter Ruth, they sailed of Canada to join Fred Taylor June 1911 onboard the Laurentic

Fred's death info gives some info. (In image)

Frederick Taylor

Birth
1 Jan 1874 - Croft, Lincolnshire, England

Marriage by banns

Frederick Taylor X Alice Tidmarsh (Born Bolsover 1871-Died Canada 1925)

31 Aug 1893 • Sy Mary, Sutton, Duckmanton, Derbyshire, England

Death
23 Jan 1932 - Kakabeka falls, Ontrio, Canada East, Canada