Brick wall at Grandmother

[jackh]

St Mary Hale ,1874 un named Taylor, child of Ann Taylor single woman

abode Speke,

Un named usually means they died but it's worth seaching for an Ann who was in York district 1881
jack

[Richard Knott]

Un named usually means they died but it's worth seaching for an Ann who was in York district 1881
jack

Or perhaps in 1871:

RG10/3854/66/5
Speke, St Mary Hale
William and Margaret Taylor + family including Ann Taylor, 16, b Liverpool

In 1861 Ann's slightly older brothers are down as being born in Speke, although she is still down as Liverpool. Her age makes it unlikely that she had a daughter in c1868.

There is an Ann Taylor, 26 b Liverpool, working as a servant in Liverpool in 1881 (RG11/3611) but no evidence that it is the same one.

Richard

[Pejic]

Isn't there anything other than father's name available from the 1901 marriage?  and what birth places are given in the censuses?

[jackh]

I think Richard has the right Ann Taylor so its a dead end.
The only other relevant information in marriages were witnesses and they were her husband's family
Eliza was always born Liverpool in censuses except 1911 when she was born York but that was when her husband filled in the form, he met her in York where his sister had moved to from Middlesbrough.
Jack

[Radcliff]

Jack ,
look up this couple,
St Michael in the Hamlet of Aigburth,
6th of November 1864
Charles Taylor,aged 22 ,bachelor of Pleasent Hill street,(painter,)
Catherine Ettles age 21 ,spinster of Pleasent Hill Street,
Grooms father ,William Taylor ,painter,
brides father,William Ettles mariner,
witness to the marriage ,Robert Williams and Marian Wright,#

[Radcliff]

Elizabeth Mary Taylor daughter of Charles and Catherine,
March 13 th 1868,
father is a labourer,
abode Hopwood Street Liverpool,
St Martins in the Field Liverpool,

[jackh]

Hi Radcliff
From Ancestry Liverpool records Charles and Catherine do not seem to have an Eliza baptised and it's possible that Catherine was buried 1877. I can't find them after the 1871 census so they are still a possibility.
Jack