Looking for Edith Elizabeth Taylor nee Craven shipping record to Australia

[Revolution]

Awesome!

I found this on SP. Census

CRAVEN
EDITH ELIZABETH
1911
F
28
578/1 14/ 7
AYR
AYR

Assuming its the right person I now have her fathers name and two siblings

[Neale1961]

1901 census Lanarkshire -  Edith E CRAVEN age 18   ref  648/ 5/ 6
Edith is recorded as born in England
Her father is Alfred Godding CRAVEN – a drill instructor with the Yeomanry, born abt 1850 England
Quite a lot of siblings with her - some born in Ireland, some in England, some in Scotland
Looking at the Scottish births, seems the mother’s maiden name was TAYLOR

[Neale1961]

The 1891 census has the CRAVEN family in Lesmahagow
It shows a 27 year old servant named Alice Taylor in the house
No wife for Alfred Godding Craven
Edith here is recorded with surname Taylor as "adopted"

[Revolution]

My cousins DNA who I administer has a lot of very good Craven DNA matches but thats another story

[Neale1961]

Looking at Irish births and 1881 census in Aldershot
Alfred Godding CRAVEN’s wife was Maria TAYLOR
Can’t see her after 1881 census

Craven and Taylor married 1873 Ipswich, Suffolk

[Revolution]

Thank you so much everyone!

No one who is descended from Dorothy has ever been able to trace her family.

[Neale1961]

1911 census Ayr Scotland ref 578/1 14/ 7
•   Alfred Golding Craven 62
•   Edith Elizabeth Craven 28
•   Alice Craven 20 (was previously recorded as Alice Taylor- daughter of the servant.)
•   Sarah Ann Craven 18 (her birth recorded as Sarah Ann Craven TAYLOR 1892 Lesmahagow.)

[Neale1961]

Possible birth rego

TAYLOR, EDITH  ELIZABETH         -  no mother's name
GRO Reference: 1882  D Quarter in IPSWICH  Volume 04A  Page 715

[Revolution]

Alfred Godding Craven son of George Craven.

My cousin matches some of Georges other children with very high shared cM