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Suffolk Lookup Requests / Re: Francis BUTLER and Amy
« on: Saturday 31 March 12 22:46 BST (UK) »
Thanks for looking. Something may pop out of the woodwork one day.
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Suffolk Lookup Requests / Re: Francis BUTLER and Amy
« on: Tuesday 20 March 12 09:33 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for the feedback. Findmypast has Amy's birthplace as Rumburgh so you were right there. And thanks for looking for a baptism of Amy. Both her and Francis's deaths were registered so I am hoping for some more details when I get copies of the Death Certificates. The two burials I also have from the National Burials Index. I wonder whether there are any relevant MIs in the Halesworth cemetery. Two of their daughters, my g-g-grandmother Rhoda's sisters, seem to have been baptised twice, which is interesting. I will see whether any of their baptismal entries contain any clue to Amy's maiden name, though it is unlikely. Anyway, many thanks for your time..
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Suffolk Lookup Requests / Francis BUTLER and Amy
« on: Monday 19 March 12 04:57 GMT (UK) »
Am looking for a marriage between Francis BUTLER and Amy (surname unmnown). According to the 1851 census Amy was born in I think Blythborough (writing difficult to decipher) about 1772/3. They had possibly 5 children baptized at Halesworth Independent Church between 1806 and 1820, so may have married around 1805. If Amy was born at Blythborough the marriage may have taken place there. I would be grateful to know if there were any possible marraiges at Blythborough at about that time. No IGI coverage after 1753. Many thanks.
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Scotland / Re: Royal Household
« on: Thursday 07 July 11 05:56 BST (UK) »
The Jane STRINGER (b.13 Apr 1812) who married William Edward RAWLINSON was the daughter of Miles STRINGER (d.1839) of the manor of Effingham East Court, also called Effingham Hill, in Surrey, England, and Jane STEWARD (not Jane CLARK). Miles STRINGER bought Effingham East Court, from the Crown, in 1813, and his daughter Jane was born in London, where Miles formerly lived, at Peckham. Jane STEWARD, Jane STRINGER's mother, was a sister of one of my great-great-grandfathers, James STEWARD.
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Shropshire / Re: Taylor and Tayleur
« on: Tuesday 06 July 10 08:20 BST (UK) »
What I would now be interested to know is whether the Liverpool born Cresswell John Tayleur (1838-?), and Lucy Maria Stowell (1842-1891), had any children, though I suspect they did not.
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Shropshire / Re: Taylor and Tayleur
« on: Friday 02 July 10 09:07 BST (UK) »
A bit more work has sorted things out somewhat. This is what I have found, though it remains to be edited...so my Cresswell John Tayleur was born in Liverpool, not Shropshire.
In 1861 Cresswell John Tayleur, aged 24, unmarried and an articled clerk, is a visitor at the house of Chas. Blaney Trevor Roper in Plas Teg Mansion, Wrexham and Mold Road, Hope, Denbeighshire, Wales. In 1871 he is at Newton Abbott, Devonshire, aged 33 (so born 1837/38) and a solicitor, born in Liverpool. Also present are his wife Lucy M., aged 27, and her sister Emily M. Stowell, unmarried, aged 22. There are two servants, but no sign of any children [1871 England census, RG10, piece 2089, folio 76, p.13]. In 1881 he is at Leighamslot(?) Rd., Streatham, London, aged 43 and Lucy aged 37, with just one servant [1881 England census, RG11, piece 667, folio 129, p.6]. So he must have married between 1861 and 1871. There is a Creswell Jno. Tayleur, son of Wm Houlbrook Tayleur and Emma Elizabeth, who was born on 04 Apr 1838 and baptised on 09 Oct 1838 at the English Presbyterian Church, Toxteth Park, Liverpool [IGI based on church records 1778-1837, microfilm of original records at the PRO, London, film 560887, item 4]. The marriage of Cresswell John Tayleur and Lucy Maria Stowell was registered in 1869 [GRO marriage index, Jun quarter 1869, Barton, vol.8c, p.577].
A William Houlbrooke Tayleur married Emma Heathcote on 07 May 1835 at the parish church of Stoke on Trent [IGI based on parish records, film 435056].
In 1861 Cresswell John Tayleur, aged 24, unmarried and an articled clerk, is a visitor at the house of Chas. Blaney Trevor Roper in Plas Teg Mansion, Wrexham and Mold Road, Hope, Denbeighshire, Wales. In 1871 he is at Newton Abbott, Devonshire, aged 33 (so born 1837/38) and a solicitor, born in Liverpool. Also present are his wife Lucy M., aged 27, and her sister Emily M. Stowell, unmarried, aged 22. There are two servants, but no sign of any children [1871 England census, RG10, piece 2089, folio 76, p.13]. In 1881 he is at Leighamslot(?) Rd., Streatham, London, aged 43 and Lucy aged 37, with just one servant [1881 England census, RG11, piece 667, folio 129, p.6]. So he must have married between 1861 and 1871. There is a Creswell Jno. Tayleur, son of Wm Houlbrook Tayleur and Emma Elizabeth, who was born on 04 Apr 1838 and baptised on 09 Oct 1838 at the English Presbyterian Church, Toxteth Park, Liverpool [IGI based on church records 1778-1837, microfilm of original records at the PRO, London, film 560887, item 4]. The marriage of Cresswell John Tayleur and Lucy Maria Stowell was registered in 1869 [GRO marriage index, Jun quarter 1869, Barton, vol.8c, p.577].
A William Houlbrooke Tayleur married Emma Heathcote on 07 May 1835 at the parish church of Stoke on Trent [IGI based on parish records, film 435056].
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Shropshire / Re: Taylor and Tayleur
« on: Monday 28 June 10 22:02 BST (UK) »
I am looking for details of yet another Cresswell Tayleur, born 26 Dec 1814 and baptised on 22 Jan 1815 at St. Alkmund, Shrewsbury, Shropshire [IGI based on parish records], who ended up marrying one of the siblings of my great-grandfather on a date unknown. His wife was Lucy Maria Stowell (1843-1891), daughter of Canon Hugh Stowell, who was based in Salford, Manchester. This Cresswell died before his wife, and there is a GRO entry for Dec quarter 1867 in Birmingham which could be his. I would like to find out when and where they married, where they lived, and whether they had any children before he popped his clogs. He was possibly a solicitor. Lucy Maria died at Dulwich. Any info which you have would be most welcome.
John
John
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