Taylor, Wood, Woods, Wigan, Sheffield Downall Green.

[tibby5911]

Thanks everyone for being so helpful.   There is a lot of information for me to digest.  I'll have another look in the attic  to see if I can come up with anything more. 

[Aulus]

This looks like the Walter Taylor = Lilian Taylor marriage:

1923, Jan-Mar, Prestwich, 8d, 349

[tibby5911]

Hi again all.  I can't believe I have had so much information so quickly.  There are just a couple of things I'm stumped with.                                    Aulus,   Herbert and Lilian never divorced.  Herbert died about 1945 and Lilian married Walter Taylor (Herbert's Brother)  maybe 1 year or 2 years later.  So a Lilian and Walter marriage would have to be 1945/46/47.  Sorry.   
Tati,  What makes you think (In the 1871 census you say.)  John and William belong to unmarried daughter  Ruth?  Not that I,m ashamed to have illegitimacy in my family.  honest    How did you work it out?  My head is birlin with all these names and dates.    Kindest Regards All. 

[Tati]

Well, she doesn't seem to have felt uncomfortable about it - the census says so 

1871
RG10/3345 24 22
Swineshead, Lincolnshire
Ruth Taylor, mother, unm, 32, Dressmaker, b. Swineshead
John Isles do., son, 15, Labourer agr, b. do.
William Taylor, son, 13, Labourer ag, b. do.
Rhoda Beatrice do., dau, 3, b. do.
Annie Odelie do., dau, 2, b. do.
Joseph Hammond do., son, 1 mo, b. do.

 

[tibby5911]

On the contrary, she seems very comfortable indeed with the situation.  What a minx.   Thank you very much for that Tati.