1939 register

[ShaunJ]

ShaunJ, is she listed as Taylor in the image of the 1921 Census? Because the transcription on Ancestry says Phyllis Farnell.

Yes. Never trust a transcription!

[ShaunJ]

There was another Phyllis Taylor, also born in August 1919, who married a Leonard Sensier in 1936 and is with him in Hull in the 1939 Register.

[PatLac]

Great, thanks! I thought she could be Phyllis Houghton Pettigrew, born 3rd quarter 1919. Her mother had 6 children registered under her maiden name Pettigrew, all born in Hull between 1917 and 1926. The eldest, John William Pettigrew, was born in 1917 and died in 1919. His burial record says mother Elizabeth Pettigrew (spinster). I couldn't find any other records for Phyllis Houghton Pettigrew.

I think her mother Elizabeth PETTIGREW married William H. HOUGHTON in 1928 (Sculcoates).

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There was another Phyllis Taylor, also born in August 1919, who married a Leonard Sensier in 1936 and is with him in Hull in the 1939 Register.

This Phyllis died 2011.

SS

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In the 1939 Register there is a Phyllis Taylor (name changed later to Martin) working as a domestic servant at 44 Goodwin Street in Hull. The birth date (August 1919) is about right. Have you ruled her out?

This Phillis died as Phyllis Pilgrim 1990--dob 17.8.1919

She is with her parents in 1921 census.

SS

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Believe the parents of Phyllis Taylor living with the Farnells in 1921 were Albert Alexander Taylor and Annie Matilda Barnes.

Marriages Jun 1908   
BARNES    Annie Matilda                Sculcoates    9d   382    
Taylor    Albert Alexander        Sculcoates    9d   382

Marriage image on FindMyPast

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Death

TAYLOR, ANNIE  MATILDA     aged 28 
GRO Reference: 1919  S Quarter in SCULCOATES  Volume 09D  Page 196

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TAYLOR, ANNIE       mmn SMITH BARNES 
GRO Reference: 1908  S Quarter in SCULCOATES  Volume 09D  Page 267

TAYLOR, ALEXANDER       mmn BARNES 
GRO Reference: 1914  J Quarter in SCULCOATES  Volume 09D  Page 430

The above 2 children are with their father in 1921 census who is a "widower" and their mother "dead"

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TAYLOR, PHYLLIS       mmn BARNES 
GRO Reference: 1919  S Quarter in SCULCOATES  Volume 09D  Page 356

Mother appears to have possibly died in childbirth.

SS

added

TAYLOR, ALBERT  ALEXANDER     aged 68 
GRO Reference: 1954  M Quarter in HULL  Volume 02A  Page 330

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1947 article.


SS

[DianaCanada]

The process of opening up entries must be very slow as my great aunt is still blacked out and she would be 124 years old now.  She died in 1991.  Her daughter is blacked out and she died about 20 years ago.  My mother lived with them, but she would only be 102 later this year.

[KGarrad]

Unredacting entries requires proof of death.
Have you contacted The National Archives or FindMyPast?

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