TAYLOR - 1861 Census Lookup

[Chui]

I would be really grateful if some kind person could look the following people up on the 1861 census for me.

Here they are as on the 1851 census:

John Taylor aged 33 Cordwainer born Redmarley
Ann Taylor aged 33 Dressmaker born Staunton
William Taylor aged 5 Scholar born Redmarley
Mary Taylor aged 2 born Stroud
Martha Taylor aged 3 months born Arlingham

In 1851 they were living in Arlingham and in 1871 William was living in Stroud with his new wife Lucy, so I would think they would be living around those areas.

Thank you

Rebecca

[Suebartlett]

Hi
I have just started my Husbands Fam tree, his gt grandmother was Annie Taylor b 1893, daughter of John Taylor and Esther. They were from Dymock/Redmarley area. Do you know if your John & Ann Taylor had a child called John who married a Esther?
Cheers
Sue

[Procat]

Hi Rebecca,

From Ancestry

Civil parish: Rodborough
Ecclesiatical parish: Rodborough
County/Island: Gloucestershire
Country: England

Source information: RG9/1776
Registration district: Stroud
Sub-registration district: Stroud
ED, institution, or vessel: 9
Folio: 135
Page: 25
Household schedule number: 141

6 Mowmead?
Toll Gate

John Taylor Head Married 43 Cordwainer Born Worcester Redmarley
Anne Taylor Wife Married 40 Cordwainer Assistant Born Glost Cors
Matilda Taylor Daughter Unmarried 12 Scholar Born Glost Stroud
Catharine Taylor Daughter 7 Scholar Born Glost Arlingham
Walter Taylor Son 1 Born Glost Stroud
Ann Morgan Niece Unmarried 22 Dressmaker Born Worcester Staunton

[Chui]

I would just like to say thank you for replying to this post ..... unfortunately, I have only just seen your replies ... I had no notification that you had replied.

Procat - thank you for taking the time to look up the Taylors for me, the results are very useful!

Suebartlett - I haven't done a lot of research on the Taylors so far, but I will contact you if I come across your Annie Taylor.

Thank you both once again, and I apologise for not acknowledging your replies earlier!


Rebecca