Fladbury Taylor family

[Dave Jones]

Cheltenham Looker On 28th April 1855
Married
April 26, at the Parish Church, Cheltenham, by the Rev. James Taylor, brother of the bride, the Rev. Henry Goodwin, vicar of Twyning, Gloucestershire, to Sophia Margaret, eldest daughter of Major-General Taylor, of Cheltenham.

Western Daily Press 20th August 1859
Married
At Twyning, Gloucestershire, on the 18th inst., by the Rev James Taylor, assisted by the Rev Henry Goodwin, vicar, Henry Filder Harris, second surviving son of Samuel Harris Esq., Forbury, Reading, to Mary, widow of Christopher Todd Esq.

[Dave Jones]

Worcestershire Chronicle 16th September 1840
Died
Sept 11th, at Lyme Regis, Dorset, in her 37th year, Sophia, the wife of Lieutenant-Colonel J Taylor, of Severn Stoke.

[Dave Jones]

Manchester Courier 19th April 1828
Married
On the 9th inst., at Eccles, Lieut-Col. Taylor, of the 9th Infantry, to Sophia, second daughter of J. Barton Esq., of Swinton.

[Rosalie Ryan]

Hello Dave

Thank you for your newspaper snippets, these are most helpful.
It might be worth obtaining a subscription to the Brit Papers online.

Now I have another lead to follow up.

Kind regards
Rosalie

[SudieT]

Hi , I have a Mary Taylor, bn c 1778 Earls Croome and married James Pensam/Pensham 1798 Earls Croome.
On the censuses for Birmingham for 1851 and 1861 she lists her birthplace as Fladbury.
Could she be related to your Taylors?

[Rosalie Ryan]

Thank you for your email Sudie.
You may be onto something here.
The Taylors were christened with some ancestor or another, evident in their naming patterns.  Two of the distinct names were Scargill and Perham.....   You mention Penham or Pensham which suggests it is in fact a surname that followed through the generations....   
And Fladbury keeps coming up....
Can you email me on rosalieryan@bigpond.com
Look forward to hearing from you.
Rosalie