Trying to obtain correct Birth Certificate

[Annette7]

This looks good.

1861 Census - Crown Inn, Caversham Street, Caversham, Oxfordshire

John Taylor snr.    57   Mar.  Servant     Parchment maker    b. Wisbech, Cambs
John Taylor jnr.     18                "                   "            "         b. Bristol.

RG09 883 7 8

Will try 1851 now.

Annette

[Galium]

1841 census

High Street, Steyning, Sussex

John Taylor 34  Parchment maker 
Myram Taylor  25
John Taylor     1
Matilda Taylor 7
Miram Taylor 1m
Emma Taylor 5   
Ann Taylor 3

All down as born in county.

Class: HO107; Piece 1098; Book: 4

IGI has a christening at Steyning Apr 1842 of Miriam      Taylor born to John and Miriam, but no others.                   

[SheilasWills]

Hi Annette

So do you think it is possible that John snr. and John jnr. are Samuel's father and brother,I am really impressed  with how much all of you have come up with,I wouldn't of known where to start. I think I must of found Stenning when I was looking on the census, I only found one which I believe was 1871 .

Question for Toni is William, Samuel's Brother or Samuel's Daughters Brother?

I am so grateful for all of your input.

Sheila

[Galium]

William is down as brother to head of household ie Samuel, in 1881.

This may be William and Miriam in 1861:

3 Warner Pl, Reading

Miriam Taylor  head Married 50 Laundress  Godalming, Surrey
William Taylor   son 7                                   Bristol

[carol8353]

We still don't have 100% proof of anything Sheila  

If one of the censuses showed Samuel with any of the others then it'd be definite,but so far we haven't found him.

But I'm sure we're all still looking  

Carol

[SheilasWills]

Thanks Carol,

I won't take anything as gospel until you tell me to.

Sheila

[Annette7]

In 1871 Miriam and son William are visitors to a Randall family and are in Bristol - this time her age is 56 but again states birthplace as Godalming.   Cannot locate John.

In 1881 in Union Workhouse, Wisbech is John Taylor   73   Parchment Maker   born Wisbech.   Shown as married.    Cannot locate Miriam anywhere.

Cannot locate any of the family in 1851 I'm afraid.   Will stop here - head is spinning.

Annette

[SheilasWills]

Thanks Annette,

for all your input,I can understand where you're coming from when you say your head is spinning.
much appreciated.

Sheila.

[SheilasWills]

Hi

I would like to thank everyone who took the time to help me find Samuel Taylor's birth certificate,
on the 9th of May.
With your help I sent  for the birth certificate of Samuel born in 1840 Steyning.
His parent's were as you had found  John and Miriam.
I am still not sure where the Jewish part come's from as Miriam's surname was Bridger and she was born in Goldalming,perhaps it was Miriam's mother.
However,I am really pleased that I now have a family for Samuel.

Thank you again.

Sheila.