Taylor and other surnames

[John Taylor]

I am new to this site and am firstly posting my Lincolnshire name/place research interests:

Taylor - Fotherby, Lea, ?Marton, Kirton in lindsey, Toft/Newton, Saxby, Brattleby
Speed - Dunholme, Cammeringham, Bracebridge
Scarborough - Owmby by Spital, Skellingthorpe
Oxby - Wellingore
Garner - Wellingore
Flear - Washingborough
Ro(u)oston - Waddington, Aisthorpe
Wilkinson - Kirton Lindsey
Robinson - Kirton Lindsey
Large - Kirton Lindsey
Coupland - Bracebridge
Rush - Scopwick
Blow - Barrowby and Billingborough
Hawkes - Balings/Langworth, Kirkby?Osgoodby, Wragby

I am very keen to remove (or otherwise) from my research William Taylor b 1821 Marton and ma 1847 Kirton in Lindsey to Susan Robinson. Had sons George W Taylor b 1848 Scawby and John Taylor b Keddington 1856. Does anyone have this family on their tree?



John Taylor

[Peter297]

Hi my family tree has a George Taylor who was born at Milton Notts about 1816 and married Sally BASSETT at Marton Lincs Children William b 1847 b Marton JOHN BASSETT TAYLOR B 1848 Marton Henry b 1866 Marton hope this helps.

[mumrules]

Hi

I have Michael Coupland born 28 April 1788 in Kendal, Westmorland, he married Jane C? I don't know what her last name is at this stage.

They had Mary, Jane, Robert and William Edward.

I have an "Arithmetic Book" that was handwritten by Michael in 1815. In the front of the book he has written his DOB, his wife's DOB and that of four children.

[Procat]

Hi Mumrules,

John has not been active on the forum since January 2007 so may not see your reply.

[Pam Downes]

Hi Mumrules,
Further to Procat's post, Kendal, Westmorland is quite a distance from Bracebridge, Lincolnshire (probably about 150 miles in a straight-ish :) line) so although it's not impossible that there is a connection, think in terms of it being unlikely. Unless of course you have something to definitely link them to Lincolnshire (e.g. living in Lincolnshire in the 1841 or 1851 census).
Pam