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www.lynly.gen.nz Taylor chart 12-13 compiled by Lynly Lessels Yates New Zealand updated 14 October 2018 1 The Family history of Charles Thomas TAYLOR and Agnes LECKIE Chart 12-13 (Weblink TA Taylor Leckie 1878 New Zealand) (Weblink to Charles’s parents to be created chart 24-25) (Weblink to Agnes’s parents TA Leckie Boyle 1864 New Zealand chart 26-27) and BOYLE the Fencible Family of Howick Chapter Five Children of Margaret BOYLE and Stewart LECKIE Charles Thomas TAYLOR B 1851-1854 Castlemain Victoria Australia D unknown M 28 November 1878 Goldsborough West Coast New Zealand Agnes LECKIE B 26 June 1865 Anderson Bay Dunedin New Zealand D 12 June 1907 Christchurch New Zealand Children: 1. Edward Charles TAYLOR born 10 May 1882 Dunedin New Zealand 2. Edith Emily TAYLOR born 13 May 1883 Dunedin New Zealand 3. Florence Stella TAYLOR born 28 May 1893 Dunedin New Zealand Charles or Thomas or Charles Thomas or Thomas Charles TAYLOR was born between 1851 and 1854 in Castlemain Victoria Australia. I have been unable to locate any confirmation regarding his birth. He used different combination of his Christian names and with such a common surname of TAYLOR this made researching very difficult. There is little known about Charles TAYLOR. His marriage makes his date of birth around 1851 and place not recorded but according to his son’s birth registration he was born around 1854 in Castlemaine, Victoria, Australia. Castlemaine is between the old gold mining towns of Ballarat and Bendigo in Victoria Australia. When gold was discovered on the West Coast of New Zealand many miners left the dwindling gold mines of Ballarat and Bendigo in Victoria Australia and travelled to New Zealand. Charles may have been one of these miners. I have been unable to locate information about when he left Australia and arrived in New Zealand. Over the years the various New Zealand birth, marriage and death registration of Charles children record several different Christian names and occupations for their father. They include, Charles Thomas - Charles Thomas - Thomas Charles - Edward and Edward Charles and occupation horse breaker - commercial traveller and butcher. There was a Thomas TAYLOR who left Nelson on the steamer “Wallace”. This appeared in a newspaper article of the West Coast Times dated 25 January 1877. Perhaps he was our man but I do not know for sure. (Reference National Library of NZ paperspast West Coast Times newspaper 25 January 1877) The below article also appeared in the West Coast Times dated 25 January 1877 and again on the 26, 27, 29, 30 & 31 January, 26, 27 & 28 February and 1 & 2 March 1877 NOAH’S ARK LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES Tancred - Street JAMES RAE, Proprietor The Public are respectfully informed that the business of the above Stables will be carried on under the Management of MR TAYLOR, in all its branches, during the temporary absence of the proprietor.

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Page 1: Charles Thomas TAYLOR and Agnes LECKIE · West Coast Times newspaper 18 September 1877 The following Jury was empanelled: - Among the various jurors’ names was a Thomas TAYLOR

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Taylor chart 12-13 compiled by Lynly Lessels Yates New Zealand updated 14 October 2018 1

The Family history of

Charles Thomas TAYLOR and Agnes LECKIE

Chart 12-13 (Weblink TA Taylor Leckie 1878 New Zealand)

(Weblink to Charles’s parents to be created chart 24-25) (Weblink to Agnes’s parents TA Leckie Boyle 1864 New Zealand chart 26-27)

and

BOYLE the Fencible Family of Howick Chapter Five – Children of Margaret BOYLE and Stewart LECKIE

Charles Thomas TAYLOR B 1851-1854 Castlemain Victoria Australia D unknown M 28 November 1878 Goldsborough West Coast New Zealand

Agnes LECKIE B 26 June 1865 Anderson Bay Dunedin New Zealand D 12 June 1907 Christchurch New Zealand

Children:

1. Edward Charles TAYLOR born 10 May 1882 Dunedin New Zealand 2. Edith Emily TAYLOR born 13 May 1883 Dunedin New Zealand 3. Florence Stella TAYLOR born 28 May 1893 Dunedin New Zealand

Charles or Thomas or Charles Thomas or Thomas Charles TAYLOR was born between 1851 and 1854 in Castlemain Victoria Australia. I have been unable to locate any confirmation regarding his birth. He used different combination of his Christian names and with such a common surname of TAYLOR this made researching very difficult. There is little known about Charles TAYLOR. His marriage makes his date of birth around 1851 and place not recorded but according to his son’s birth registration he was born around 1854 in Castlemaine, Victoria, Australia. Castlemaine is between the old gold mining towns of Ballarat and Bendigo in Victoria Australia. When gold was discovered on the West Coast of New Zealand many miners left the dwindling gold mines of Ballarat and Bendigo in Victoria Australia and travelled to New Zealand. Charles may have been one of these miners. I have been unable to locate information about when he left Australia and arrived in New Zealand. Over the years the various New Zealand birth, marriage and death registration of Charles children record several different Christian names and occupations for their father. They include, Charles – Thomas - Charles Thomas - Thomas Charles - Edward and Edward Charles and occupation horse breaker - commercial traveller and butcher. There was a Thomas TAYLOR who left Nelson on the steamer “Wallace”. This appeared in a newspaper article of the West Coast Times dated 25 January 1877. Perhaps he was our man but I do not know for sure. (Reference National Library of NZ paperspast West Coast Times newspaper 25 January 1877)

The below article also appeared in the West Coast Times dated 25 January 1877 and again on the 26, 27, 29, 30 & 31 January, 26, 27 & 28 February and 1 & 2 March 1877

NOAH’S ARK LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES Tancred - Street

JAMES RAE, Proprietor The Public are respectfully informed that the business of the above Stables will be carried on under the Management of MR TAYLOR, in all its branches, during the temporary absence of the proprietor.

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Horses, Buggies, Wagginettes, and Patrons let out on HIRE at reasonable charges

F A LEARMONTH For the Public Trustee.

(Reference National Library of NZ papers past website database of New Zealand newspapers)

I believe this Thomas was our Charles TAYLOR as when he married his occupation was carrier. Record of Proceedings in Criminal Cases in the Resident Magistrate’s Court at Kamaru Date 21 June 1877 Prosecutor Regina by Police Person Charged Thos TAYLOR Offence Breach of peace within view of a constable Plea Guilty Decision Fined 10/- and cost 1/6d or 48 hours Costs 1/6d Signed as Paid (Reference Archives of NZ Christchurch CH 446 3/1 Kumara Magistrates Court 1876-1881)

West Coast Times newspaper 18 September 1877

The following Jury was empanelled: - Among the various jurors’ names was a Thomas TAYLOR.

(Reference National Library of NZ papers past website West Coast Times newspaper18 September 1877)

New Zealand Police Gazettes Wellington Wednesday November 6 1878 page 154

Stolen on the 7th ultimo, from the dwelling of Ellie Barnes, Kumara, a ladies gold

ring, with three rows of rubies and emeralds, six in each row, all emeralds in centre row, side worn from friction with other rings, value £7, and a £1 note. Ring identifiable. Suspicion attached to Thomas TAYLOR, a native of Australia, a groom and wagon driver, thirty years of age, 5 feet 6 inches, medium build, fresh completion, dark-brown hair, small whiskers and moustache.

(Reference Archives of NZ Wellington Agency Police, Series 12, Item 13 Police Gazette 1879 page 154)

I believe the above Thomas is our Charles TAYLOR as he was born in Australia and when he married his occupation was carrier. Apparently if the police suspected someone of a crime they would publish details in the Police gazettes. I have searched Court records, Police Gazettes and Newspapers and can find no further details regarding any action been taken against Thomas TAYLOR. In a later Police Gazette it recorded another man been charged with stealing some jewellery in the West Coast area so perhaps he was the original thief. The Grey River Argus newspaper Monday 02 November 1878

Country Roll Riding for Hohonu Country of Grey Electoral Roll Thomas TAYLOR Maori Point Vote 1 Entitled to vote between 1

st day of July 1878 to 30

th June 1879.

(Reference Greymouth Library microfiche of Newspaper “The Grey River Argus”)

SEARCH “West Coast Times” newspaper Alexander Turnbull Library for more information. Some of the above information may not belong to our Charles TAYLOR but someone else who shared the Christian name Thomas. According to Charles’s intention to marry application he dwelled in Arahura for 5 months making his arrival in the town about June 1878. Kumaru was near Arahura and both in the Waimea district.

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I mention that Charles’s occupation was carrier and his future father in law was also a carrier so this is probably how he met his future wife.

Agnes LECKIE was born on 26 June 1865 at Anderson Bay Dunedin New Zealand. Her parents were Margaret formerly BOYLE and Stewart LECKIE occupation Sawyer. Stewart LECKIE Sawyer of Anderson Bay registered the birth on 10 July 1865. The registrar was John GILLIES. (Reference RGO NZ birth registration 1865 folio 595 line 562 Dunedin district)

Caversham School records. Alice LECKIE admitted 16/10/1871, birthday (age) 6 years Please note the Christian name should read Agnes not Alice (Reference Hocken Library Archives 26/82/D/0132 & 26/82/H/0365 extracted by Mrs LECKIE)

Caversham School records. Agnes LECKIE admitted 1875, birthday (age) 9 Years (Reference Hocken Library Archives 26/82/D/0132 & 26/82/H/0365 extracted by Mrs LECKIE)

Around June 1878 Agnes and her parents left Dunedin and settled in Arahura Waimea Westcoast district.

Intention to marry application 02 November 1878 Waimea district Charles TAYLOR aged 27 years bachelor occupation Carrier dwelled Arahura 5 months and Agnes LECKIE age 15 years spinster dwelled Arahura 5 months intend to marry in the registrar Office Goldsborough by registrar John S HICKSON. Stewart LECKIE father gave consent for the minor to marry. (Reference Archives NZ Wellington Intention to marry agency BDM series 20 item 23 page 617 line 4 Waimea district)

Agnes was not 15 years old but 13 years and 5 months old when she married. Charles TAYLOR aged 27 years bachelor occupation Carrier married Agnes LECKIE aged 15 years spinster on 28 November 1878 at the Office of the Registrar Goldsborough in the district of Waimea. The witnesses at the wedding were Stewart LECKIE occupation Miner and Margaret LECKIE both from Arahura. Stewart signed his name on the marriage register along with the bride and groom. Margaret made her X mark, as she could not write. The registrar was John S HICKSON. (Reference RGO NZ birth registration 1878 folio 3297 line 1 Waimea district)

Arahura, where Agnes parents were recorded as living, is situated between Hokitika and Goldsborough. Kumara is north of Goldsborough towards Greymouth. In the publication “The West Coast Gold Rushes” by Philip Ross May there is additional information about Goldsborough, Kumara and Arahura. Goldsborough became an important goldmining centre following the discovery of gold there in 1864. By the year 2000 is was a deserted ghost town situated between Hokitika and Greymouth. Goldsborough locality is on the north side of Big Dam Hill, 13 km south west of Kumara and 17km north east of Hokitika in Westland County North Westland. (Reference Dolimore publication page 109)

I visit Goldsborough in 2010 and found a grassed rest area which was once the town. Any signs of the early settlement are well gone or covered by the lush bush but there is a plaque recording historical information about Goldsborough.

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1864 December Gold was discovered in Goldsborough 1865 February Population estimated at 600 18 days later it has risen to 1,700 1865 March Stores Butchers and Banks established themselves in the town 1866 August Population 3,000 by October it is estimated at 7,000 1871 Harsh conditions and low returns cause the population to drop to 1,400 1881 A large flood causes considerable damage to property and claims Goldsborough – was Folkstown. Post Office 1884-1953. Supply centre for the Waimea diggings, peaking at 6,550 in 1867. Dick Seddon had a store here. (Reference Westport Museum compiled list)

The Greymouth Museum photocopied some photos and a map of Goldsborough which included surnames of those who dwelled in the town. Taylor is not recorded and I have been unable to date the map as both are of very poor quality. On a later visit I was unable to locate any of the images. Perhaps they have been transferred to Hokitika Museum as Goldsborough no longer comes under the Greymouth district. West Coast Times 1 July 1879

Warden’s Court Thomas TAYLOR application for a dam at Redman’s Creek, was granted. Same for a dam on Redman’s Terrace, was also granted

(Reference National Library of NZ paperspast West Coast Times 1 July 1879)

West Coast Times newspaper 13 September 1879

The following Jury was empanelled: - Among the various Jurors named was Thomas TAYLOR

(Reference National Library of NZ paperspast West Coast Times” 13 September 1879)

West Coast Times newspaper 5 August 1880

An inquest was held yesterday at Woodstock on the body of a minor named TAYLOR who dropped dead suddenly when at his work. The particulars of the inquest have not yet been received.

(Reference National Library of NZ paperspast West Coast Times” 5 August 1880)

West Coast Times 8 September 1880

Ross - Warden’s Court - The following persons were granted resident areas for twelve months, for sections occupied by them in the Township of Ross, to enable them to take out leases under the 27

th section of the Land Act 1879

Thomas TAYLOR section 215 (Reference National Library of NZ papers past website West Coast Times 8 September 1880)

I am not sure if the above information belongs to our Charles TAYLOR using the Christian name of Thomas but what we do know is by 1880 he began using the Christian name of Charles. Goldsborough’s population had been dropping since 1871 but I do not know when Charles left Goldsborough perhaps in 1879 as he was settled in Dunedin by 1880. 1880 Dunedin Electoral Roll

Charles TAYLOR qualification residential Great King Street Dunedin occupation Builder

(Reference National Library of NZ and Alexander Turnbull Library microfilm of 1880 Dunedin Electoral Roll)

1881 Dunedin West Electoral Roll

Charles TAYLOR occupation Builder residence Great King Street Dunedin qualification residential

(Reference National Library of NZ New Zealand Electoral Roll on microfiche record number 1095)

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1882 City of Dunedin Electoral Roll

Charles TAYLOR qualification residential Great King Street Dunedin occupation Builder

(Reference National Library of NZ and Alexander Turnbull Library microfilm of 1882 City of Dunedin Electoral Roll)

Although Agnes and Charles TAYLOR married in 1878 it was not until 3½ years later that their first child was born. Finding Edward’s birth registration was very difficult but fortunately his descendants remembered his date of birth and some of his school records confirmed the birth date so I had a good starting point. Edward Charles (registered Stewart James) TAYLOR was born on the 10 May 1882 at New Street Dunedin. His parents were recorded as Agnes formerly LECKIE aged 18 years born Andersons Bay Otago and Thomas Charles TAYLOR aged 28 years born Castlemain Victoria Australia occupation Carter. The registration recorded that the parents were married on 22 November 1880 Waimea Westland New Zealand. The Informant was S LECKIE grandfather of child Dunedin “Informant authorised in writing by the mother” on 14 June 1882. The Registrar was A R Nere [sic]. (Reference: Registrar Generals Office NZ 1882 Folio 1927 Dunedin)

The grandfather Stewart LECKIE not only gave the wrong Christian names on the birth registration but also gave the wrong marriage date of the parents. Agnes’s age matches her birth date but her husband Charles’s age differs from the birth date when they married. Edward was born at his grandparent’s home in New Street Dunedin. The additional information not known until now was the place of birth Castlemaine, Victoria Australia for Agnes’s husband who is now recorded as Thomas Charles TAYLOR. That is if Stewart LECKIE gave the correct details about his son-in-law. The grandfather Stewart had a son named James Edward Charles LECKIE perhaps Stewart got confused when naming his grandson and this is why he registered the child Stewart James and not Edward Charles TAYLOR. Some family traditions state that the male members of the family often had a few drinks before or after they registered a birth. If Stewart had a few too many drinks then this may have resulted in him forgetting the Christian names. Agnes and Charles TAYLOR had a daughter Edith Emily TAYLOR who was born on 13 May 1883. Edith’s daughter gave me her mother’s date of birth and some of her school records confirm the date of birth. Again I have been unable to locate Edith Emily TAYLOR New Zealand birth registration and/or a baptism to assist in confirming her date and place of birth or parents details. The first records being school records that I located for Edith was in 1890 but she should have begun school 2 years earlier in 1888. Agnes’s parents Margaret and Stewart LECKIE had a daughter Edith Jane LECKIE who was born 04 January 1883 New Street Dunedin the same birth year as Edith Emily TAYLOR. She started at Union Street School on 07 March 1888 and her address was Great King Street. Edith Jane (and Agnes Taylor’s) mother Margaret died 24 May 1889 at Great King Street, Dunedin. Great King Street was the home of Agnes and Charles TAYLOR. (Reference RGO NZ birth registration 1883 folio & web reg. 1883/4748 line 326 Dunedin district and Union Street School records Dunedin HKN AG81/U2/0628 and RGO NZ death registration 1889 folio 938 line 249 Dunedin)

Up to 1889 I had located birth and school records for Edith Jane LECKIE but I could not locate any records for Edith Emily TAYLOR. Then after the death of Agnes’s TAYLOR mother Margaret LECKIE I could not find any records for Edith Jane LECKIE but then Edith Emily TAYLOR starts to appear on the School records.

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I believe Edith Emily TAYLOR was actually Edith Jane LECKIE. This is only theory but the research to date leads me to think that it could be true. Perhaps after the death of Margaret LECKIE her daughter Agnes TAYLOR took over the care of Edith Jane LECKIE and brought her sister up as her own daughter Edith Emily TAYLOR.

I have searched and there is no trace of any New Zealand marriage and/or death registration under the name of Edith Jane LECKIE or any combination of the Christian names. Edith Jane LECKIE was also not recorded as living issue on her mother Margaret’s death registration. She also did not appear on her father Stewart’s Australian death registration even though it recorded deceased for his youngest son Benjamin. When Edith Emily TAYLOR married the registration recorded her place of birth as Dunedin but her parent details did not quite match. When Edith’s mother Agnes died the death registration recorded her living issue as 1 male age 22 years (Edward was 25) and 1 female age 14 years (Florence) and no mention of (Edith) Agnes’s other female issue. Agnes TAYLOR was the witness at the wedding of her uncle Archibald LECKIE to Mary COLLINS on 25 March 1884 at the Residence of Rev W B PURTON in Musselburgh Dunedin. Agnes’s father Stewart LECKIE was also a witness. (Reference RGO NZ 1884 Marriages Folio 678 South Dunedin District)

1887 Dunedin West Electoral Roll

Charles TAYLOR qualification residential Great King Street Dunedin occupation Builder

(Reference National Library of NZ and Alexander Turnbull Library microfilm of 1887 Dunedin West Electoral Roll)

Union Street School

Stuart LECKIE birth date 7/8 October 1888 parent/guardian Stuart address Gt. King Street admission date 07 March 1888 register number 0740 (Reference Hocken Library Dunedin HKN AG81/U1/0740)

Edith LECKIE birth date 6/13 October 1888 parent/guardian Stuart address Gt. King Street admission date 07 March 1888 register number 0628 (Reference Hocken Library Dunedin HKN AG81/U2/0628)

The 1888 Union Street School registers record the parents address as Great King Street were Agnes and Charles dwelled. I believe that Stuart LECKIE was actually Edward Charles TAYLOR and Edith LECKIE was our Edith Emily TAYLOR. The dates of birth are both incorrect as the year is the same as the admission year. After 1888 I have been unable to locate any school records for Stuart and/or Edith LECKIE. On 24 May 1889 Agnes TAYLOR’s mother Margaret LECKIE formerly BOYLE died at Great King Street, Dunedin. I believe Agnes nursed her mother when she was sick as she died in the home of Agnes and Charles TAYLOR. (Reference Registrar Generals Office NZ 1889 Folio 938 Dunedin District)

Someone placed on the Ancestry website that Agnes TAYLOR nee LECKIE had a defector child to John Bray RUSTON (1855-1912). I believe the information about the child born in Australia does not belong to Agnes. The child Henry RUSTON was born 13 February 1889 Collingwood Melbourne Victoria Australia (registration 11441) and died 14 June 1889 Collingwood Melbourne Victoria Australia (registration 6979). The birth and death registration recorded the mother as Ellen Agnes Leckie. The child would have to have been conceived around May 1888, born February 1889, died June 1889. Agnes’s mother Margaret LECKIE died 24 May 1889 at Great South Road Dunedin New Zealand. Records indicate that this was the home of Agnes and Charles TAYLOR. 1890 Dunedin Electoral Roll

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Charles TAYLOR qualification residential Great King Street Dunedin occupation Builder

(Reference National Library of NZ and Alexander Turnbull Library microfilm of 1890 Dunedin Electoral Roll)

After 1890 I have been unable to trace any information regarding Charles TAYLOR. I believe that Charles deserted Agnes and his family around 1890. I located the 1890 Caversham school records for Agnes and Charles TAYLOR but the details of their parents and address were not recorded. Caversham School Dunedin

Edward TAYLOR birth date 08 October 1881 admission date 30 January 1890 last day 13 October 1891 destination left district attained standard I (July 1891) register 1427 (no details of parents or address) (Reference Hoken Library Archives Caversham School registers HKN 26/82/J/1427)

Edith TAYLOR birth date 13 October 1882 parent/guardian G admission date 30 January 1890 last day 13 October 1891 destination left district attained Standard 1 (1/1891) register 1527 (no details of parents or address) (Reference Hoken Library Archives Caversham School registers HKN 26/82/K/1527)

The school records now begin to record the children parent as Mrs Taylor, mother and Adelaide which is another Christian name used by our Agnes TAYLOR formerly LECKIE. Normal School Dunedin

Edward TAYLOR birth date 08 April 1882 parent/guardian Mrs Taylor address Leith Street last school Caversham admission date 20 October 1891 last day 11 March 1892 destination Union Street attained standard I register 2649 (Reference Hoken Library Archives Caversham School registers HKN G294/N2649)

Edith TAYLOR birth date 13 October 1883 parent/guardian Mrs Taylor address Leith Street last school Caversham Std 1 admission date 20 October 1891 last day 01 March 1892 destination Union Street register 2648 (Reference Hoken Library Archives Caversham School registers HKN AG294/N/2648)

Union Street School Dunedin

Edward TAYLOR birth date 10 May 1892 parent/guardian mother address Filleul Street last school Caversham Normal register 1307 (Reference Hoken Library Archives Caversham School registers HKN G81/U1/1307)

Edith TAYLOR birth date 09 May 1892 parent/guardian mother address Filleul Street last school Caversham & Normal School last day Std I destination 01 July 1891 (Reference Hoken Library Archives Caversham School registers)

High Street Dunedin

Edward TAYLOR birth date 9 years 11 months parent/guardian Adelaide address Serpentine Avenue last school Union Street admission date 06 April 1892 last day 18 May 1892 destination Home attained Standard II (6/93) register 1138 (Reference Hoken Library Archives Caversham School registers HKN G167/2/1138)

Edith TAYLOR birth date 8 years 11 months parent/guardian Adelaide address Serpentine Avenue last school Union Street admission date 06 April 1892 attained Standard I (5/92) II (6/93) register 1139 (Reference Hoken Library Archives Caversham School registers HKN AG167/2/1139)

In 1893 women received the vote but I have been unable to locate any New Zealand electoral roll entry to match our Agnes TAYLOR. Agnes’s husband Charles does not appear as parent/guardian on any of the children’s school records. There is also no trace of Charles on the 1893 Dunedin Electoral Roll. I believe this confirms that Charles was not living with Agnes and the children.

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For information about maintenance payments along with payment for illegitimate children are located in various registers. I have research only some of the Police Gazettes but located no information about Charles deserting Agnes. I still have additional areas of research to do which includes the following resources held at Archives NZ Wellington Maintenance Order Books, Criminal Records Books, Maintenance Payment registers and Police Gazettes. A female child was born on 28 May 1893 in Dunedin and was later known as Florence Stella TAYLOR. Her birth date was given to me by her descendants but I have been unable to locate a New Zealand birth registration and/or baptism until 1911 when she was age 18 years. Florence Stella TAYLOR does not appear on school records until around 1904 but she should have appeared before that at around 1898-1899. When researching school records I located information that she was actually born Florrie/Florence SINCOTT and in later years Agnes became her foster mother and she then became known as Florence Stella TAYLOR. Forbury School

Edw. TAYLOR birth date 08 May 1882 parents/guardian Mrs Taylor address Roughton Street last school High Street School admission date 24 July 1893 last day 12 July 1894 destination left district register 2195 (Reference Hoken Library Archives Caversham School registers HKN 123/88C/2195)

Edith TAYLOR birth date 13 May 1883 parents/guardian Mrs Taylor address Roughton Street last school High Street School admission date 24 July 1893 last day 09 July 1894 destination left district register 2194 (Reference Hoken Library Archives Caversham School registers HKN 123/88C/2194)

I have searched and been unable to locate any school records for Agnes’s son Edward Charles TAYLOR after 12 July 1894. Edward would have been aged 12 years 2 months old on his last day at school. His descendants told me that when Edward left school he went to work for a man (Tinker) doing odd jobs in Southland travelling around in a horse and cart. High Street School

Edith TAYLOR birth date 11 years 2 months parent/guardian Mr Roy address Maclaggan Street last school Forbury Std II admission date 06 August 1894 register 1617 (Reference Hoken Library Archives Caversham School registers HKN AG167/2/1617)

Union Street School Dunedin

Edith TAYLOR birth date 13 May 1896 parent/guardian J R Roy address Union Street last school Normal Std III admission date 27 January 1896 register 1541 (Reference Hoken Library Archives Caversham School registers HKN AG81/U2/1541)

Forbury School

Edith TAYLOR birth date 13 May 1883 parent/guardian Ada Tayor address S Dunedin last school Union Street Std III admission date 10 February 1896 last day 19 February 1896 destination left district Std III register 2725 (Reference Hoken Library Archives Caversham School registers HKN 123/88C/2725)

Ravensbourne School

Edith Emily TAYLOR birth date 13 May 1884 parent/guardian Jane Roy address Ravensbourne last school Union Street Std admission date 17 February 1897 last day 03 June 1897 destination Home register 0408 (Reference Hoken Library Archives Caversham School registers HKN AG205/4/0408)

By using the school records of Edward and Edith we are able to trace the movement of Agnes and her children. Mr, J R, and Jane ROY were recorded as guardian for Edith but I have being unable to locate who they are and their connection to Agnes.

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From To Name & place

30 January 1890 13 October 1891 Caversham

20 October 1891 01/11 March 1892 Mrs Taylor Leith Street Dunedin

01 July 1891 Mother Taylor Filleul Street

11 March 1892 06 April 1892 Mother Taylor Filleul Street

06 April 1892 18 May 1892 Adelaide Taylor Serpentine Avenue

24 July 1893 09 July 1894 Mrs Taylor Roughton Street

06 August 1894 Mr Roy Maclaggan Street

27 January 1896 J R Roy Union Street

10 February 1896 19 February 1896 Ada Taylor South Dunedin

17 February 1897 03 June 1897 Jane Roy Ravensbourne (Reference Hocken Library Archives Dunedin various School records)

Agnes moved from Dunedin and settled in Invercargill around 1898. Stories handed down by some TAYLOR descendant’s state that an Invercargill newspaper advertised for someone to care of a female child. Agnes TAYLOR replied to the advert and later brought her up as her own and the child became known as Florence Stella TAYLOR. Florence Stella TAYLOR was originally known as Florrie/Florence SINCOTT and her father was Frederick SINCOTT. By using New Zealand Electoral rolls and School records we are able to trace the movements of Frederick and Florence SINCOTT. Florrie/Florence SINCOTT attended Makarewa School before August 1899 followed by Waikiwi School from 14 August 1899 to 12 July 1900 then Invercargill Middle School around 1901. By 1904 she was using the name Florence TAYLOR on school records. (Reference Waikiwi School register number 181 Invercargill Middle school register number 7076)

I have been unable to locate any records regarding Florence’s mother except for a notation on the Waikiwi school records “destination parents gone to Invercargill”. I believe Florence’s mother may have died but I have searched and cannot locate any New Zealand death registration. Perhaps she may have died in Australia.

SEARCH (Reference RGO Australian death registration Frederick SINCOTT was dwelling in Makarewa between 1899 and 1900 then from 1900 to 1902 he dwelled at the Union boarding house on the corner of Gala Street & Dee Street Invercargill. (Reference Alexander Turnbull Library Southland Directories books 1900, 1901-1902 & 1901-1902 New Zealand Post Officer Directory page 1618)

Agnes’s daughter Edith Emily TAYLOR (age 18years) married William Frederick TRAINOR on 5 February 1901 in Invercargill. The marriage registration recorded Edith’s parents as Adelaide Alice SINCOTT-TAYLOR formerly LECKIE and Charles Thomas TAYLOR, occupation Horse Breaker. When Edith’s mother gave consent for the minor to marry on the Intention to marry application she was recorded as Adelaide Alice SINCOTT. (Reference RGO NZ marriage registration 1901 folio 1232 Invercargill & Archives NZ BDM 20/53 page 787-11 Invercargill)

Agnes TAYLOR now known as known as Adelaide Alice SINCOTT was the housekeeper of the Union boarding house on the corner of Gala Street & Dee Street Invercargill from 14 July 1900 to 9

th October 1901. While running the boarding house she became

bankrupt. New Zealand Bankruptcies recorded Adelaide SINCOTT of Invercargill, a boarding house keeper, as bankrupt on 7 October 1901. (Reference FHC Micro Fiche of New Zealand Bankruptcies)

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The New Zealand Gazette dated 17 October 1901 recorded:

In Bankruptcy - In the District court, holden at Invercargill Notice is hereby given that Adelaide SINCOTT of Invercargill, Boarding-house - keeper was this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors, to be holden at my office, on Friday the 18

th day of October 1901, at 2.30 o’clock.

Invercargill 7th October 1901

Charles ROUT Deputy Official Assignee (Reference Archives of New Zealand Wellington The New Zealand Gazette Volume II page 2008 October 17 1901)

The Southern Times Newspaper Saturday 19 October 1901 records:

IN BANKRUPTCY A meeting of creditors in the estate of Adelaide SONCOTT, boarding house keeper Invercargill held at Mr Rout’s office yesterday afternoon, was attended by five creditors: Mr R.H. Rattray appearing on behalf of the debtor whose statement showed that there were creditors (all secure) for $229.9s.9d, against which there is furniture worth $100, and book beds estimated to produce $4 the being deficiency being thus $125.9s.9d. The creditors were P Thomson (Wellington) $94, D Roche, $33.10s, D R Jones $31, A R LECKIE $23.63.6d, Small and Co. / (Hardware advertisers) $14, McDruer, TAYLOR and Co. (Regular advertisers- “Direct Importers” - millinery, umbrellas, clothing materials). $11, W E Pope $5.2s.4d, Dairy Supply Co $4.12s.11d, W S Waterson $4.2s, R G Spiers $1.3s.6d, Herbert, Haynes and Co $16.6s, and T. Flint 16s. Debtor, sworn, said she had been keeping the Union Boarding House since 14

th July

1900 when she had no capital, and her only debt was $100 borrowed from Mr Thomson to purchase furniture. All the other debts, expecting Broad, Small’s and McGruers, has been incurred within the last few months. She first found that she was getting into difficulties just before Easter, but hoped that she would pull up again after the winter was over. She filed because two of the creditors were pressing her. When pressed she sold out expecting to realise sufficient to pay the creditors in full, and with this in view she gave orders to Messrs Jones and Roche for the full amount of their claims. When she found that the valuation was $87 she filed in order that all the creditors would share equally. She had no proposal to make and the high price of necessaries during the winter has a good deal to do with her present position. A statement prepared by Mr Ratray showed that for the sixteen months debtor has been in the Boarding House the butcher were $868.9s. The expenditure was: Butcher $400: Groceries, $919.12s.6d; Rent $96; Wages $96; Board Small and Co, $41; coal; $40, bread, $36 Gas, $32; Milk, $28.16s; drapers, $19.16s.9p; P. Thomson, $11.1s total of $1000.5s.3d. A creditor stated that he would like the meeting adjourned to allow of Mr Roche being present and on his motion, this was decided on. Friday next being fixed as the date.

(Reference National Library of NZ Newspaper Archives “The Southland Times” Saturday October 19 1901)

Please note that Small & Co was Hardware advertisers and Taylor and Co was regular advertisers and direct importers for millinery, umbrellas & clothing material. There was no report of this meeting was noted in a close reading of the Saturday 26 October or Saturday 2

nd November issues, or a browse of other newspapers. Up to the 13

November 1901 there were reports of three other creditors meetings for different bankrupts. Mrs King took over the running of the Boarding House and the Wanted column appeared of “The Southern Times” Newspaper reads:

WANTED Mrs King begs to announce that she has taken over Union Boarding House, Dee Street and hopes by strict attention to the wants of the Public to merit a share of their support.

(Reference National Library of NZ Newspaper Archives “Southland Times Invercargill October 9, 10, 12 1901)

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I have come to the conclusion that after Charles TAYLOR deserted his wife Agnes she left Dunedin and settled in Invercargill and began living with Frederick SINCOTT and became known as Adelaide Alice SINCOTT. She ran the Union Boarding House and looked after Florence SINOCTT. After Agnes (Adelaide) was declared bankrupt I believe Frederick SINCOTT deserted her as well as his own daughter Florence who later became known as Florence Stella TAYLOR. 1905 Wairau Electoral roll = Frederick SINCOTT resident Seddon occupation Wagoner (Reference National Library of NZ microfiche of NZ Electoral rolls)

The only records of Frederick after 1905 were 1919 Wellington Central Electoral Roll. Agnes’s son Edward Charles TAYLOR married Minnie WILBY on 13 July 1902 in Lyttleton, Christchurch. Edward recorded his parents as mother Ada TAYLOR formerly LEEKIE and father Edward TAYLOR occupation Horse Breaker. When Edward TAYLOR (widower) married again in 1933 he recorded his parents as Adelaide Alice formerly LECKIE and Charles TAYLOR occupation Butcher. (Reference Registrar Generals Office Lyttleton District 1902 folio 4200 item 46)

I have been told by some of Agnes’s descendant’s three different stories about the death of Agnes husband Charles Thomas TAYLOR. The first story stated Charles died by falling from a horse in Balclutha around 1906. Agnes (formerly LECKIE) TAYLOR had a cousin who died from falling off a horse in Wellington. The second story stated that Charles died from falling rocks while working in the Otira Gorge between Christchurch and Greymouth. Agnes (formerly LECKIE) TAYLOR’s uncle, James BOYLE, died from falling rocks at Britamart Point Auckland. The third story was that Charles TAYLOR died from drowning in the Dunedin Harbour. Agnes grandmother Ellen (formerly FANNING) BOYLE was believed to have drowned in Auckland harbour but it was actually another Fencible soldier’s wife. When the ships surgeon’s records were located it recorded that Ellen had died aboard the ship after the birth of a daughter while the ship was anchored in the Auckland Harbour. What do I conclude from these three different family stories well if Charles TAYLOR deserted Agnes these stories may have been created to protect her children. When Agnes the supposed widow moved to Invercargill and lived with Frederick SINCOTT the family may have created additional stories to protect her good name. When stories are handed down from generation to generation the truth fades and we may never know the true story. What we do know is that to Agnes’s her three children were Edward Charles TAYLOR, Edith Emily TAYLOR and Florence Stella TAYLOR. Agnes and Florence continued to live in the Invercargill region until 12 February 1905. Redan Valley School Southland Florence TAYLOR date of birth 21 February 1905 parent/guardian Taylor address Redan admission date 1904 last School attended Invercargill (Reference NZSG Southland Branch transcribed School register number 78)

Please note that Florence could not have been born in 1905 and admitted to school in 1904. I believe the last day of School was 21 February 1905. Invercargill Middle School Southland Florence TAYLOR, admission date 30 January 1905 last day of attendance 12 February 1905 destination Wellington (Reference NZSG Southland Branch transcribed School register number 7736)

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Agnes and Florence left Invercargill in 1905 and moved to Gore where Agnes’s daughter Edith her husband and family were living. Edith and William TRAINOR were recorded on the 1905 and 1908 Mataura Electoral Roll living in Park Street Gore. (Reference National Library / Alexander Turnbull Library Micro fiche of early New Zealand Electoral Rolls)

Gore Main School Southland Florence Stella TAYLOR date of birth 28 May 1893 parent/guardian Mrs Adelaide TAYLOR address Gore admission date 13 July 1905 last day of attendance 5 September 1905 last School Redan Valley destination Dunedin (Reference NZSG Southland Branch transcribed School register number 2442)

Agnes and Florence left Gore in 1905 and moved to Dunedin. Kensington School Dunedin Note that 1914 was the earliest of the Admission, Progress and withdrawals registers of Kensington School held at Hocken Library in Dunedin. Union Street School Dunedin Florence TAYLOR date of birth 28 May 1894 parent/guardian Mother address 310 Castle Street last School Kensington Std II level reached (Reference NZSG Dunedin Branch transcribed School register number 0297)

By using the school records we are able to trace the movements of Agnes and Florence. I locate various Invercargill rolls recording an Agnes TAYLOR but the same details appeared long after our Agnes left the region and after she died. Unfortunately I have been unable to locate any New Zealand Electoral Rolls recording our Agnes TAYLOR. I did locate a directory recording Adelaide TAYLOR but I do not think this is our lady even though she used this Christian name.

Adelaide TAYLOR Boarding House 27 Boulcott Street Wellington = 1906 Directory Agnes and her daughter Florence moved from Dunedin to 21 Hereford Street Christchurch. Agnes was living at 21 Hereford Street Christchurch when she was admitted to Hospital on the 08 March 1907. I could not locate the 1907 Wises directory but the 1909 directory recorded William Campbell (occupation jymn. Tailor) living at 21 Hereford Street Christchurch. North Canterbury Hospital register of Patients Christchurch TAYLOR Agnes admission March 8

th 1907 female aged 42 native of New Zealand late

residence 21 Hereford Street Christchurch died June 12 1907 cause Malady Cardiac Disease number of days in Hospital 96 days (Reference Archives of NZ Christchurch CH384 Page 215 Register Number 1416)

North Canterbury Hospital admission register Ward No IV No 1416 Date March 8

th 1907 - name Agnes TAYLOR - age 42 year - If member of Benefit

Society [blank] – address 21 Hereford Street – occupation [blank] - nationality New Zealand - religious denomination Church of England – disease cardial disease - under whose charge Dr Mill - recommended for admission Dr Laudstein (Reference Archives of NZ Christchurch CH384 Item 9/10 10-Hospital Admission Register 1907-08)

Agnes TAYLOR formerly LECKIE aged 42 years born Dunedin died on 12 June 1907 at Christchurch Hospital. Cause of death cardiac disease Amnesiac as certified by J L GORKE who last saw her last on 12 June 1907. Her parents were Margaret formerly BOYLE and Stewart LECKIE occupation Labourer. She was buried on 14 June 1907 Sydenham cemetery by Anglican Minister Arch AVERILL. Agnes aged 18 years married Thomas TAYLOR in New Zealand. Her living issue were recorded as 1 male aged 22

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years and 1 female aged 14 years. The Christchurch authorised agent J M MILLER registered the death on 20 June 1907. The registrar was Lionel Charles WILLIAMS. (Reference RGO NZ death registration 1907 folio 1327 line 588 Christchurch district)

Many early death registrations recorded incorrectly information due to family members being upset while submitting the information and/or giving out incorrect information and/or the undertakers hearing, interpreting then recording the wrong information. On the death registration Agnes’s living issue were recorded incorrectly and her daughter Edith was not recorded. When Agnes died her daughter Edith Emily TRAINOR was living at Park Street, Gore with her family and Agnes’s son Edward Charles TAYLOR was living at Denniston with his family. I searched but was unable to locate a newspaper article or death notice recording our Agnes TAYLOR. Sydenham Cemetery burial register 1896-1934 Agnes TAYLOR - aged 42 years - occupation Native of England late residence Hospital - date of death June 12

th 1907 - cause of death Cardinal disease - date of interment June

14th 1907 - division 4x9 Block C11 Grave No 20

(Reference Archives of New Zealand Christchurch, Accession 682, Agency code XAAA CH 682/2, Box U5 36d-e, page 43 in Register, No of Interment 1540)

Florence must have stayed with someone when her mother Agnes was admitted to Hospital on 08 March 1907. What happened to Florence after the death of her mother on 12 June 1907 I do not know? Florence Stella TAYLOR would have been 14 years old at the time. I locate a 1919 Wellington Central Electoral roll for Frederick SINCOTT and a later burial at Karori cemetery Wellington. I searched but cannot locate confirmation about what happened to Agnes’s husband Charles Thomas TAYLOR. The 1922 Christchurch electoral roll recorded a Charles TAYLOR address 52 Clifton Street occupation Builder but I do not think this is our Charles Thomas TAYLOR (Reference National Library of NZ Alexander Turnbull Library microfiche of New Zealand Electoral Rolls)

Time and further research may give more answers regarding the life of Agnes formerly LECKIE her husband Charles Thomas TAYLOR and partner Frederick SINCOTT.

Charles & Agnes TAYLOR their children and descendants

1-Edward Charles TAYLOR born 10 May 1882 Dunedin New Zealand died 09 March

1944 Wellington New Zealand married 31 July 1902 Lyttleton New Zealand Minnie

WILBY refer chart 6-7 (Issue 5)

Refer Weblink document TA Taylor Wilby 1902 New Zealand chart 6-7

2-Edith Emily TAYLOR born 13 May 1883 Dunedin New Zealand died 06 June 1957 24 Waterview Road Devonport Auckland New Zealand married 05 February 1901

Invercargill New Zealand William Frederick TRAINOR refer chart 12-13-2 (Issue 9)

Refer Weblink document TA Taylor Trainor 1901 New Zealand chart 12-13-2

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3-Florence Stella (SINCOTT) TAYLOR born 28/9 May 1893 Dunedin New Zealand died 19 February 1968 Gisborne New Zealand married 02 March 1918 Featherston New

Zealand Alfred William ELLIOTT refer chart 12-13-2 (Issue 4)

Refer Weblink document TA Taylor Elliott 1918 New Zealand chart 12-13-3

TAYLOR miscellaneous information

Please note that over the years I have transcribed various TAYLOR information that does not belong to our genealogy so I have placed the details below as it may belong to other TAYLOR genealogies and assist others in their research.

I was told that our Charles TAYLOR died in a fire along with two other different stories regarding his death. To begin with I thought the details below belonged to our Charles but after further research I realised this was a different Charles. I have placed the information below just in case someone else makes the same mistake as I first did.

0- Mr & Mrs TAYLOR 0-1- Charles TAYLOR born died 06 December 1894 Christchurch New Zealand

#The Press Friday December 07 1894 - FATAL FIRE - A MAN BURNED TO DEATH - At 12.20 last night an alarm of fire was given from the box near the Caversham Hotel. On the Brigade reaching the spot it was found that the fire had originated in a small two-roomed house at the rear of Robinson’s blacksmith’s shop, St Asaph Street. The Lichfield street chemical kept the fire in check until a stream of water was got on from one of the steamers. In a few moments the fire was got under, being confined to the interior of the building. The shanty was occupied by a man named T Upton, a single man, who is well known in the city, and who is in the habit of having people staying with him. Last night he was in company at the house

with A E McGurr, C Taylor, and a man whose name is unknown. On the Brigade reaching the spot Upton was outside, and said that though he had managed to get out, he did not know whether there was any one else there. C Taylor, who had evidently got out of the house, was found at the back in a dazed condition. His hands, back, and neck were badly burned, and he was at once removed to the hospital. On being questioned he could not say who was in the house at the time of the fire. He knew that there were some men were drinking and smoking, but he did not know who they were. On the Brigade proceeding to examine the ruins after the fire was put out the body of a man was found in an upright position sitting near the bunk. The face was burned, but several who saw the remains identified the body as that of E McGurr. The unfortunate man had been engaged in farming at Wakanui, where also he took part in racing. He had been in town for some weeks under medical treatment for his feet. He was a friend of Upton’s and they were constantly together. Upton stated that McGurr was with him in the house last night, so that there is very little doubts as to the identity of the body found. McGurr is a widower, a man over fifty years of age, and has relatives in Christchurch. The body was removed to the Caversham Hotel, where it waits an inquest. There is no insurance on the building, and it is probable that the fire was accidentally caused by the men, who were smoking and drinking. C Taylor, the man who was taken to the Hospital, is a single man between thirty and forty years of age, a shoemaker by trade. He has relatives in Christchurch. The injuries he has received, though somewhat serious, are not likely to prove fatal = Reference Alexander Turnbull Library microfilm 16999 Oct-Nov with part December #The Press newspaper Saturday December 08 1894 - Fires - The man Taylor who was taken to the Hospital died about 9.am yesterday in that instituted from the effects of the injuries received at the fire on Friday morning. An inquest taken place

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at the Caversham Hotel at 9. A.m. to-day on the body of E. Mcgurr and one on the body of C Taylor will be held at the Hospital at 4 am = Reference Alexander Turnbull Library Micro film 16999 Oct-Nov with part December #The Press newspaper Monday December 10 1894 - The Late Fatal Fire - Inquests were held on Saturday touching on the deaths of Edward McGirr and Charles Taylor, victims of the recent fire in St Asaph Street. In the case of the former a verdict was returned to the effect that the deceased was accidentally burned in the house of Thomas Upton, and that the fire was caused by the inmates while in a state of intoxication. In Taylor’s case the verdict was that the deceased was accidentally burned while in a state of intoxication = Reference Alexander Turnbull Library Micro film 16999 Oct-Nov with part December #The Press newspaper Monday December 10 1894 - The Fire in St Asaph Street - The Inquests. - An inquest was held at the Caversham Hotel at 9 a.m. on Saturday etc. The article gives a full description into the fatal deaths of Charles TAYLOR and Edward MCGIRR. The owner of the burnt house Thomas UPTON who did not have any insurance = Reference Alexander Turnbull Library Micro film 16999 Oct-Nov with part December

0-2- Fay/Fanny TAYLOR born died married Mr MCALLISTER born died #In the Coroner’s report on the Christchurch fire where Charles TAYLOR died it reported that his body was identified by his sister Fay/Fanny MCALLISTER = Reference Archives NZ Christchurch office 1895 agency J=Justice series 46 item COR coroners 1895/62

0- Charles TAYLOR born died 17 December 1878 Cobden West coast New Zealand

married Ruth born died #Charles TAYLOR coalmine manager Cobden founder of Taylorville Gloucestershire 1850’s Buninyong near Ballarat 1866 arrived in NZ settled in Cobden. 1888 Trustee of Grey Valley Accident Relief Soct. (see P Horan) 8-1-1969 Granted sections 52, 53, 54, 55 & 56 bordered by Cardwell Street Bright Street Palmerston Street & Nelson Quay = Reference Hokitika Museum index card Charles Taylor see photo p 58. Cyc N.Z. #Probates - In the Supreme Court New Zealand - In the matter of the goods of Charles TAYLOR late of Cobden deceased Intestate. No 173 - Inventory with affidavit verifying same annexed - Filed 7

th June 1879 Alfd H King Regt - Grumess & Moss

Solicitors Greymouth. Wife was Ruth TAYLOR and there was a Joseph TAYLOR storekeeper Brunnerton recorded in the letters of administration. 4 pages of photocopying are held Taylor file = Reference Archives NZ Christchurch Office Charles TAYLOR probate agency CH3000 accession HK 173 item 1879 Hokitika photocopies held in Taylor file – NOTE Charles’s estate was worth about £1195 and one document gave a full description of what he owned which included Shares and acres of land in various districts within New Zealand #In the District Court of Westland Holden at Greymouth filed date 22 April 1879 In the matter of the Goods of Charles TAYLOR late of Cobden deceased Intestate Motion Paper - Mr Grumess to move on Thursday the sixth day of March or so soon thereafter as consul can be heard that Probate be granted to Mrs Ruth Taylor widow Grumess & Moss Solicitors Greymouth = Reference Archives of New Zealand Christchurch Office Charles TAYLOR probate agency CH300 accession GM 42 item 1879 Greymouth photocopies held in Taylor file

0- Charles TAYLOR born 17 July 1840 Greenwich Kent England died 1863 married

Ellen THOMPSON born died #Star Weekender newspaper Sunday April 12, 1998 Community News article page 6 Dunedin #Arrived 1852 on Slain Castle age 12 years and settled in Kaitangata South Otago

0-1 Charlotte TAYLOR born died married

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0- Edwin TAYLOR born 1859 (folio 242) Christchurch died 1886 (folio 910) Rangiora married 1881 (folio 2557) Jane WARD born 1864 (folio 707) Oamaru died 1887 (folio 957) Dunedin

0-1- Charles Edward TAYLOR born 16 October 1882 Oamaru NZ

0- Thomas Samuel TAYLOR born died married 29 November 1876 (folio 2759)

Geraldine Fanny PAGE born died 1886 (folio 389) Geraldine 0- 1- Emily TAYLOR born 15 January 1884 Geraldine

0- John TAYLOR married England Mary Isabella SAUL born died 26 December 1901

(1902 folio 609) Oamaru 0-1- Florence TAYLOR born 02 May 1894 Oamaru NZ

0- George TAYLOR married Sarah 0-1- Agnes TAYLOR married William Curtis HAVILL

#Agnes twin sister to Sarah brothers Bill & George daughter of George and Sarah Taylor = Reference Hokitika Museum index card Taylor Agnes & William Curtis Havill see W C HAVILL file museum & photo 7570 & 7569

0- David TAYLOR (farmer of Portabella) born died 1871? married Elizabeth (Betsy)

ALLAN #Star Weekender newspaper Sunday April 12, 1998 Community News article page 6 Dunedin

0-1- Maude Alice TAYLOR born Portabella Otago NZ died 1st married 1905 Albert

HORLER 2nd

married MORETON 0-2- William TAYLOR born 1868 0-3- Murdoch TAYLOR born 1869 0-4- Peter TAYLOR born 1870

Birth registrations New Zealand RGO

Edward Thomas TAYLOR was born on 21 April 1880 at Pigeon Valley Waimea South. His parents were Mary formerly WHITE aged 44 years born (1836) Bath England and John TAYLOR aged 43 years born (1837) Northampton England occupation Bricklayer. The parents were married 10 February 1857 Nelson. The father John Taylor from Pigeon Valley Waimea South registered the birth on 31 May 1880. The registrar was Eliah BAIGENT = Reference RGO NZ birth registration 1880 folio 1538 line 34 Waimea South district

Charles Edward TAYLOR was born on the 16 October 1882 in Hampden. His parents were Jane formerly WARD aged 18 years born (1864) Hampden and Edwin TAYLOR aged 23 years Born (1859) Christchurch Canterbury occupation Labourer. The parents were married on 31 December 1881 in Wanganui. Edwin Taylor the father from Hampden registered the birth on 23 November 1882. The deputy registrar was Joseph Leask TAIT = Reference RGO NZ Birth 1882 Folio 4980 Oamaru District

Margaret TAYLOR was born on 04 March 1883 South Winton Southland. Her parents were Mary formerly McGREGOR aged 37 years born (1846) Wigtoon Scotland and James TAYLOR aged 37 years born (1846) Berwick Scotland occupation carter. The parents were married on 25 February 1864 in Dunedin Otago. Mother of child Mary TAYLOR of Winton Southland registered the birth on 16 April 1883. The registrar as James ROBSON = Reference RGO NZ birth register 1883 folio 2163 line 43 Southland district

Emily Elizabeth TAYLOR was born on 05 March 1883 Otautau. Her parents were Elizabeth formerly TIMBETH aged 22 years born (1861) Woolwich England and William John TAYLOR aged 33 years born (1850) Derby England occupation Labourer. The parents were married 12 May 1882 in Riverton NZ. George ROBERTSON from Riverton had specially instruction to register the birth on 17 April

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1883. The registrar was Mr Benj. [sic] BAILEY = Reference RGO NZ birth registration 1883 folio? line 54 Otautau district

Maggie Stewart TAYLOR was born on 09 September 1884 Rangitata South Geraldine. Her parents were recorded as Esther Agnes formerly DUNN age 39 years born (1845) Woodminister Surrey England and Duncan TAYLOR aged 49 years born (1835) Banffshire Scotland occupation Farmer. The parents were married on 10 June 1865 in Geraldine. Thomas TAYLOR brother from Rangitata South registered the birth on 30 October 1884. The Deputy Registrar was William R ANDREWS = Reference RGO NZ birth registration 1884 folio 4255 line 2007Geraldine District

Emily TAYLOR was born on 15 January 1884 in Woodbury Road Geraldine. Her parents were Fanny formerly PAGE aged 28 years born (1856) Brighton Sussex England and Thomas Samuel TAYLOR aged 42 years born (1842) Westminster London Middlesex England occupation Bushman. The parents were married on 29 November 1876 in Geraldine. The father T S TAYLOR of Woodbury Road registered the birth on 31 January 1884. The deputy registrar was Wm R ANDREWS = Reference RGO NZ birth registration 1884 folio 775 line 1917 Geraldine district

Agnes TAYLOR was born on 19 April 1885 in Otahuhu. Her parents were Rose Ann formerly STONE aged 22 years born (1863) Penrose Auckland and John TAYLOR aged 24 years born (1861) Glasgow Scotland occupation Labourer. The parents were married on 24 December 1883 in Otahuhu. Mary STONE the Aunt from Otahuhu who was present at the birth registered the birth on 11 May 1885. The registrar was J Owen LORD = Reference RGO NZ birth registration 1885 folio 1186 line 851 Auckland district

Agnes Stewart TAYLOR was born on 22 June 1885 Yaldhurst. Her parents were Annie Graham formerly ANDERSON aged 27 years (1858) born Stirling Scotland and William Henry TAYLOR aged 33 years born (1852) Dudley England occupation Saddler. The parents were married on 23 September 1880 at Yaldhurst. The father W H TAYLOR from Yaldhurst registered the birth on 06 August 1885 = Reference RGO NZ birth registration 1885 folio 2912 line 74 Christchurch district

Florence TAYLOR was born on 02 May 1894 at Oamaru. Her parents were Mary Isabella formerly SAUL aged 41 years born (1853) Kendal Westminster England and John TAYLOR aged 39 years born (1855) Kindal Westminster England occupation Cabinet Maker. The parents were married on 04 June 1876 at Kendal Westminster England. The father J TAYLOR of Severn Street Oamaru registered the birth on 23 May 1894. The registrar was William Gabriel FILLEUT = Reference RGO NZ birth registration 1894 folio 2142 line 126 Oamaru district

Surname Given name Years Folio District Transcription & link

TAYLOR Edward Thomas 1880 1538 Waimea South

[1] = Not related

TAYLOR Charles Edward 1882 4980 Oamaru [2] = Not related

TAYLOR Margaret 1883 2163 Southland [3] = Not related

TAYLOR Emily Elizabeth 1883 Otautau [4] = Not related

TAYLOR Maggie Stewart 1884 4255 Rangitata South

[5] = Not related

TAYLOR Emily 1884 775 Geraldine [6] = Not related

TAYLOR Agnes 1885 1186 Otahuhu [7] = Not related

TAYLOR Agnes Stewart 1885 2912 Christchurch [8] = Not related

TAYLOR Florence 1894 2142 Oamaru [9] = Not related

TAYLOR Helen Charlotte 1885 3663

TAYLOR Alice Florence 1894 3067

TAYLOR Florence Ella 1892 561

TAYLOR Arthur William 1881 1773

TAYLOR Beatrice Amy 1881 822

TAYLOR Frances Mary 1881 594

TAYLOR Madeline 1881 672

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TAYLOR Mary Ann Dainty 1881 2769

TAYLOR Ada Marguerite 1881 1637

TAYLOR Alice 1881 393

TAYLOR Alice Avabel 1881 2400

TAYLOR Alice Christina 1881 1624

TAYLOR Alice Mary 1881 2205

TAYLOR Alice Maude 1881 3948

TAYLOR Ann 1881 3385

TAYLOR Anne 1881 311

TAYLOR Annie 1881 657

TAYLOR Arnold 1881 2213

TAYLOR Arthur 1881 2730

TAYLOR Arthur 1881 2922

TAYLOR Arthur John 1881 2121

TAYLOR Arthur Samuel 1881 3041 Dunedin

TAYLOR Beatrice Ellen 1881 1359

TAYLOR Catherine Sarah 1881 1919 Dunedin

TAYLOR Christina Gertrude

1881 3980

TAYLOR Earnest 1881 3990

TAYLOR Edith Fanny 1881 1370

TAYLOR Edward Alexander

1881 101 Auckland

TAYLOR Eliza Jane 1881 2894

TAYLOR Elizabeth 1881 1065

TAYLOR Elizabeth Sarah 1881 595

TAYLOR Ellen Margaret Brooks

1881 2650

TAYLOR Ellen Rubina 1881 4034

TAYLOR Emily Adamson 1881 57

TAYLOR Emily Mary 1881 1287

TAYLOR Emma Barbara 1881 3853

TAYLOR Emma Mary 1881 215

TAYLOR Ernest Austin Lines

1881 1357

TAYLOR Eva Ann 1881 106

TAYLOR Fanny 1881 1542

TAYLOR George Drury 1881 4269

TAYLOR George Edward 1881 33

TAYLOR Hannah Caroline 1881 171

TAYLOR Harold Pyke 1881 3559

TAYLOR Helen 1881 2385

TAYLOR Helen Constance Maud

1881 2243

TAYLOR Helen Mary 1881 98

TAYLOR Henry 1881 1066

TAYLOR Henry 1881 2580

TAYLOR Herbert Nelson 1881 2157

TAYLOR Hugh Strong 1881 1248

TAYLOR Irene Evelyn 1881 3763

TAYLOR James 1881 2299

TAYLOR James 1881 4200

TAYLOR Jane 1881 3229

TAYLOR Jane Annie 1881 2460

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TAYLOR Janet 1881 1042

TAYLOR John Bosworth 1881 1967

TAYLOR John Leonard 1881 2225

TAYLOR John Nicholson 1881 1703

TAYLOR John William 1881 3841

TAYLOR Lizzie 1881 623

TAYLOR Lamsdale 1881 2554

TAYLOR Lucy 1881 2862

TAYLOR Lucy Elizabeth 1881 160

TAYLOR Mabel 1881 3202

TAYLOR Mabel Eveline 1881 3870

TAYLOR Marcella Louisa 1881 2565

TAYLOR Margaret Grace Sloan

1881 2096

TAYLOR Maria Theresa 1881 408

TAYLOR Martha Elizabeth 1881 2749

TAYLOR Mary 1881 1610

TAYLOR Mary Ann 1881 03/3480

TAYLOR Mary Alma 1881 3411

TAYLOR Mary Georgina 1881 1411

TAYLOR Mary Jane 1881 395

TAYLOR Muriel Anniss Bryden

1881 946

TAYLOR Leslie Joseph 1881 1641

TAYLOR Olive May 1881 1156

TAYLOR Percival William 1881 2203

TAYLOR Raymund 1881 3669

TAYLOR Richardson Freeman

1881 1243

TAYLOR Robert John 1881 1634

TAYLOR Robert Samuel 1881 3737

TAYLOR Robert Lutherland

1881 4094 Dunedin

TAYLOR Rubina Maud 1881 4060

TAYLOR Susan Ellen 1881 3493

TAYLOR Thomas 1881 597

TAYLOR Thomas 1881 2268

TAYLOR Walter 1881 920

TAYLOR Wilhelmina 1881 2836

TAYLOR William Albert 1881 107

TAYLOR William Albert 1881 1394

TAYLOR William Alexander

1881 1169

TAYLOR William Charles 1881 1446 Wairoa

TAYLOR William Ellis 1881 622

TAYLOR William John 1881 788

TAYLOR William John 1881 3507

TAYLOR William Richard 1881 3258

TAYLOR (M) 1882 3601 Kaiapoi

TAYLOR Ada 1882 1261

TAYLOR Adelaide Emma 1882 4377

TAYLOR Agnes Margaret 1882 1819 Oamaru

TAYLOR Agnes Priscilla 1882 3493

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TAYLOR Amy Olive 1882 79

TAYLOR Annie 1882 698

TAYLOR Annie Bessie 1882 1025

TAYLOR Anne Ellen 1882 654

TAYLOR Annie May Sarah 1882 3221

TAYLOR Benjamin George McDonald

1882 4004

TAYLOR Bessie 1882 4479

TAYLOR Catherine 1882 1631

TAYLOR Catherine 1882 1900 Dunedin

TAYLOR Charles Arthur 1882 3771 Ashburton

TAYLOR Charles Edward 1882 4980 Oamaru

TAYLOR Charles Henry 1882 4473 Wellington

TAYLOR Charles Joseph 1882 4642 Nelson

TAYLOR Charles Knowsley

1882 637

TAYLOR Christina Ohoha 1882 534

TAYLOR Clara Elizabeth 1882 470

TAYLOR Clara Lysle 1882 4223

TAYLOR Clyppe Emeny 1882 4788

TAYLOR David Livingstone

1882 5042 Dunedin

TAYLOR Edith 1882 224 Inglewood

TAYLOR Edith May 1882 360 Foxton

TAYLOR Elizabeth 1882 3612

TAYLOR Elizabeth 1882 5093 Dunedin

TAYLOR Elizabeth Jane 1882 1867 Dunedin

TAYLOR Ellen 1882 2064

TAYLOR Emily 1882 3367 Wellington

TAYLOR Emily 1882 4860 Malvern Cant

TAYLOR Emma 1882 1354

TAYLOR Esther Agnes 1882 708

TAYLOR Ethel 1882 196 1912 amend act

TAYLOR Ethel Jane 1882 1539

TAYLOR Ethel Mary Ellen 1882 82

TAYLOR Fanny 1882 4623

TAYLOR Flora Christina 1882 3430

TAYLOR Florence Caroline

1882 4640

TAYLOR Florence Ellen 1882 1799

TAYLOR Florence Mary 1882 1756

TAYLOR Frank 1882 3216

TAYLOR Frank Arnold 1882 813 Dunedin

TAYLOR Fred 1882 4778

TAYLOR Frederick Henry 1882 3249

TAYLOR George 1882 1279

TAYLOR George 1882 3903 Dunedin

TAYLOR George Charles 1882 3054

TAYLOR George Duncan 1882 3757

TAYLOR George Joseph 1882 768

TAYLOR Gertrude 1882 5182

TAYLOR Gideon Laurence 1882 1133

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TAYLOR Harold 1882 3087

TAYLOR Harold Seymour 1882 1590

TAYLOR Harry 1882 4572

TAYLOR Helen 1882 1882

TAYLOR Henrietta Maud 1882 3355

TAYLOR Henry 1882 4228

TAYLOR Isaac 1882 1218

TAYLOR Isabella 1882 5157

TAYLOR James Rowe 1882 4836

TAYLOR James William 1882 618/82

TAYLOR Jessie 1882 833 Dunedin

TAYLOR John Bertie 1882 3692

TAYLOR John James 1882 2077

TAYLOR John Lambert 1882 729

TAYLOR John Stewart 1882 2055 Invercargill

TAYLOR Joseph 1882 1610

TAYLOR Julia 1882 1513

TAYLOR Lenna Emily Mary

1882 3343

TAYLOR Leonard Corbilt 1882 285

TAYLOR Lethia Lizzie 1882 4591

TAYLOR Lilian 1882 676

TAYLOR Lizzie 1882 4739

TAYLOR Luther 1882 3029

TAYLOR Maggie 1882 1951

TAYLOR Margaret 1882 768

TAYLOR Margaret Nicholson

1882 4832

TAYLOR Martha 1882 1577

TAYLOR Mary 1882 1313

TAYLOR Mary Ann 1882 512

TAYLOR Mary Elizabeth Ann

1882 622

TAYLOR Mary Jane 1882 1735

TAYLOR Mary Jane 1882 3159

TAYLOR Mary Jane 1882 4991

TAYLOR Mary Phillis Franklyn

1882 3904 Dunedin

TAYLOR May 1882 4610

TAYLOR Milchisedeck Richard

1882 4155

TAYLOR Minnie Maud 1882 4466

TAYLOR Norah 1882 1139

TAYLOR Norman 1882 4986

TAYLOR Percy 1882 1903

TAYLOR Richard Ernest 1882 407

TAYLOR Sampson 1882 383

TAYLOR Stewart James 1882 1927 Dunedin Chart 12-13

TAYLOR Thomas Riley 1882 1305

TAYLOR Samuel John 1882 106

TAYLOR Valentine 1882 196

TAYLOR Walter 1882 1379

TAYLOR William 1882 422

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TAYLOR William 1882 3636

TAYLOR William 1882 4232

TAYLOR William Benjamin

1882 4741

TAYLOR William Charles 1882 3103

TAYLOR William Cleland Lang

1882 1019

TAYLOR William Henry 1882 790

TAYLOR William Thomas 1882 1526

TAYLOR William Wilson 1882 4890

TAYLOR Norton Mary Blahiston

1882 3613

TAYLOR (F) 1883 2314 Auckland

TAYLOR Ada Beatrice 1883 3549 Inglewood

TAYLOR Agnes 1883 2937 Ashburton

TAYLOR Alfred Sydney 1883 2873

TAYLOR Allan Alphanso 1883 3950

TAYLOR Amy Lillian 1883 3819 Waimea South

TAYLOR Andrew Bruce Easton

1883 3106 Dunedin

TAYLOR Angusina 1883 875 Dunedin

TAYLOR Annie 1883 4160 Palmerston South

TAYLOR Annie Earle 1883 1261 Te Awamutu

TAYLOR Annie Graham 1883 1672 Christchurch

TAYLOR Annie Isabel 1883 2464 Wanganui

TAYLOR Annie Jane 1883 2937 Ashburton

TAYLOR Annie Kathleen 1883 2851 Christchurch

TAYLOR Annie Ogilvie 1883 440 Napier

TAYLOR Arthur 1883 1708

TAYLOR Arthur Charles 1883 1706 Christchurch

TAYLOR Arthur Drayton 1883 341

TAYLOR Arthur Fumin 1883 3800

TAYLOR Beatrice Ann 1883 3512 Hamilton

TAYLOR Bertha Jessie 1883 783 Waimate

TAYLOR Bertram Cecil Chapman

1883 1302

TAYLOR Catherine 1883 3147 East Taieri

TAYLOR Charles 1883 21 Waipu-Auck

TAYLOR Charles 1883 238 Inglewood

TAYLOR Charles David 1883 2018

TAYLOR Charles Henry 1883 262

TAYLOR Charles Henry 1883 1275

TAYLOR Charles Herbert 1883 422

TAYLOR Charles Norman 1883 3852

TAYLOR Charles Wilfred 1883 54

TAYLOR Daisy 1883 3674 Wellington

TAYLOR David Oswald 1883 3420

TAYLOR Dorothy Smedley 1883 3933 Christchurch

TAYLOR Douglas George 1883 733

TAYLOR Edgan Harry 1883 3376

TAYLOR Edith Maggie 1883 2490 Te Awamutu

TAYLOR Edith Ridler 1883 437 Napier

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TAYLOR Elizabeth Anna 1883 3957 Christchurch

TAYLOR Elizabeth Mary 1883 1371 Wellington

TAYLOR Ella Milicent 1883 111 Auckland

TAYLOR Ely Hesikiah 1883 2436 New Plymouth

TAYLOR Emily Ann 1883 2749 Kumara

TAYLOR Emily Elizabeth 1883 2153 Riverton

TAYLOR Emma Jane 1883 741 Geraldine

TAYLOR Ernest Frederick 1883 3364

TAYLOR Esther Mary 1883 356 Wellington

TAYLOR Ethel Margaret Grant Norton

1883 3961 Christchurch

TAYLOR Ethel Mona 1883 1367 Sanson

TAYLOR Eva 1883 3675 Wellington

TAYLOR Flora Ethel 1883 3342 Auckland

TAYLOR Frances Henry 1883 2295

TAYLOR Frederic James 1883 378

TAYLOR Frederick 1883 3772

TAYLOR Frederick Charles

1883 1147

TAYLOR George 1883 2217

TAYLOR George Arthur 1883 4069

TAYLOR George Edward 1883 2129

TAYLOR Georgie May Midford

1883 185

TAYLOR Henry Morgan 1883 1700

TAYLOR Henry Thomas 1883 3767

TAYLOR Herbert James 1883 2802

TAYLOR Hugh Alexander 1883 2165

TAYLOR Isabella Ann 1883 1939 Dunedin

TAYLOR James 1883 597

TAYLOR James 1883 1256

TAYLOR James Henry 1883 3567

TAYLOR James Kenneth 1883 3518

TAYLOR James Birnie 1883 1316

TAYLOR John 1883 3227

TAYLOR John Bell 1883 4011

TAYLOR John Edward 1883 3290

TAYLOR John Henry 1883 2843

TAYLOR Joseph Frederick Ernest

1883 4228 Dunedin

TAYLOR Julia Ellis 1883 3349 Auckland

TAYLOR Lilian Victoria 1883 1175 Auckland

TAYLOR Lucinda 1883 1184 Auckland

TAYLOR Mabel Jessie 1883 4061 Ashburton

TAYLOR Mabel Lily 1883 1990 Dunedin

TAYLOR Madelene Ethel 1883 2872 Christchurch

TAYLOR Maggie Ann 1883 814 Otepopo

TAYLOR Margaret 1883 2163 Winton

TAYLOR Mary Ellen 1883 2415 Cambridge

TAYLOR May Rose 1883 1110 Auckland

TAYLOR Minnia Jemima Brooke

1883 1474 Waipukurau

TAYLOR Robert Francis 1883 1179

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Jeoffery

TAYLOR Rose 1883 3744 Hastings

TAYLOR Sarah Ann 1883 4136 Oamaru

TAYLOR Sarah Gwledys 1883 748 Temuka

TAYLOR Sydney Thomas 1883 614

TAYLOR Terah Delpah 1883 3759

TAYLOR Theodora 1883 99/1212

TAYLOR Thesdora 1883 3405

TAYLOR Thesdore Allan Howard Kerr

1883 3383

TAYLOR Thomas 1883 3476

TAYLOR Thomas West 1883 278

TAYLOR Usella Rose May 1883 2315

TAYLOR Vernon Crouch 1883 1480

TAYLOR Wallis 1883 3471

TAYLOR William 1883 3911

TAYLOR William 1883 4368

TAYLOR William Edward Perry

1883 2481

TAYLOR William Bell 1883 3765

TAYLOR William John 1883 3150

TAYLOR Winifred 1883 3308

TAYLOR (F) 1884 1160

TAYLOR Ada Philipson 1884 4417

TAYLOR Agnes Jane McNab

1884 1074

TAYLOR Alexander John 1884 730

TAYLOR Alfred 1884 1185

TAYLOR Alfred 1884 2052

TAYLOR Alfreda Agnes 1884 4221

TAYLOR Alice 1884 802

TAYLOR Alice 1884 1834

TAYLOR Alice Maud 1884 170

TAYLOR Andrew 1884 2163

TAYLOR Annie 1884 697

TAYLOR Arthur Edward 1884 1224

TAYLOR Arthur Julius 1884 1586

TAYLOR Bessie Balmain 1884 3732

TAYLOR Caroline Louisa 1884 3575

TAYLOR Catherine Bridge 1884 286

TAYLOR Charles 1884 597 Rangiora

TAYLOR Charles 1884 1297 Turanga

TAYLOR Christina 1884 4452

TAYLOR Douglas 1884 3579

TAYLOR Edith Agnes 1884 460 Napier

TAYLOR Edith Alice 1884 270 Hawera

TAYLOR Edmund Clifton 1884 1551

TAYLOR Edward 1884 3746 Rangitikei

TAYLOR Edward Howes 1884 3853

TAYLOR Edward Walter 1884 1027

TAYLOR Edwin 1884 2397

TAYLOR Elizabeth 1884 1079

TAYLOR Elizabeth 1884 1690

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TAYLOR Elizabeth 1884 1801

TAYLOR Elizabeth Mildred 1884 3969

TAYLOR Ellen 1884 3839

TAYLOR Ellen Agnes 1884 3290 Gabriels

TAYLOR Elsie Mary 1884 506

TAYLOR Emily 1884 775 Geraldine

TAYLOR Emily Frances 1884 2547 Patea

TAYLOR Ernest George 1884 2659

TAYLOR Ethel 1884 2444

TAYLOR Etheline Maud 1884 358

TAYLOR Florence Jessie 1884 2485

TAYLOR Florence Vera Rose Wilmor

1884 3815

TAYLOR Frank Arthur 1884 4119

TAYLOR Fred Albert 1884 3902

TAYLOR George Eric 1884 2631

TAYLOR George Graeme Lane

1884 3586

TAYLOR Gray Hassell 1884 815

TAYLOR Helen Ann 1884 3008

TAYLOR Henry 1884 1866

TAYLOR Henry George 1884 1570

TAYLOR Herbert Bryan 1884 3931

TAYLOR Innes Russell 1884 3679

TAYLOR Isabel 1884 172

TAYLOR James 1884 2709

TAYLOR James Arthur 1884 2825

TAYLOR James Don 1884 1967

TAYLOR James Duncan 1884 4360 Dunedin

TAYLOR James Edwin 1884 4085

TAYLOR James Hadden 1884 3317

TAYLOR Jane Sloan Taylor

1884 3412

TAYLOR John Henry 1884 4026

TAYLOR Joseph 1884 348

TAYLOR Joseph Septimus 1884 1586

TAYLOR Lauinia Mary 1884 1335

TAYLOR Lily 1884 3906

TAYLOR Louis William 1884 1513

TAYLOR Maggie Stewart 1884 4255 Nelson Duncan Taylor & Ester Agnes Dunn

TAYLOR Maria Elizabeth 1884 512

TAYLOR Mary 1884 4443

TAYLOR Mary 1884 533

TAYLOR Mary 1884 2231

TAYLOR Mary Elizabeth 1884 4108

TAYLOR Maude 1884 710

TAYLOR Maude Margaret 1884 2942

TAYLOR May Hunter 1884 4334

TAYLOR Minnie 1884 770

TAYLOR Olive Lilian 1884 2766

TAYLOR Richard 1884 1587

TAYLOR Richard John 1884 4280

TAYLOR Reginald James 1884 3390

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Ebenezer

TAYLOR Robert 1884 630

TAYLOR Robert Charles 1884 2105

TAYLOR Sarah 1884 192

TAYLOR Sarah Ann 1884 743

TAYLOR Sarah Sybille Agnes

1884 2934

TAYLOR Sophia Agnes 1884 4136

TAYLOR Sylvester Letitia 1884 4549

TAYLOR Thomas 1884 1120

TAYLOR Thomas 1884 4186

TAYLOR Violet 1884 2957

TAYLOR Violet West 1884 306

TAYLOR William 1884 4191

TAYLOR William 1884 4569

TAYLOR William George 1884 828

TAYLOR William Henry 1884 760

TAYLOR William Henry 1884 900 Dunedin

TAYLOR William Henry 1884 1027

TAYLOR (M) 1885 142 3014

TAYLOR Agnes 1885 1186 Otahuhu John Taylor & Rose Ann Stone

TAYLOR Agnes Stewart 1885 2912 Christchurch William Henry Taylor & Annie Graham Anderson

TAYLOR Alexander 1885 1367

TAYLOR Alexander William

1885 2179

TAYLOR Alice Maud 1885 1393

TAYLOR Amy 1885 3613

TAYLOR Ann 1885 4086

TAYLOR Arthur Herbert 1885 519

TAYLOR Barbara Joss 1885 3327

TAYLOR Bertie 1885 4306 Dunedin

TAYLOR Bessie 1885 1224

TAYLOR Branch 1885 2713

TAYLOR Charles 1885 1882

TAYLOR Charles Edward 1885 1394

TAYLOR Charles William 1885 512

TAYLOR Charlie 1885 1935

TAYLOR David 1885 4361 Dunedin

TAYLOR Effie Mary 1885 287

TAYLOR Elizabeth 1885 3531

TAYLOR Elizabeth Anna 1885 2899

TAYLOR Elizabeth Cameron

1885 4429

TAYLOR Elizabeth Jane 1885 3615

TAYLOR Emily Beatrice 1885 2877 Christchurch

TAYLOR Emma Violet Maria

1885 1891

TAYLOR Ernest Edmund 1885 4328 Dunedin

TAYLOR Ernest James 1885 1534

TAYLOR Ernest Thompson

1885 192

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TAYLOR Ethel 1885 2745

TAYLOR Ethel Frances 1885 2887

TAYLOR Ethel May 1885 1489

TAYLOR Eva Doretta 1885 4237

TAYLOR Fanny Louisa 1885 713

TAYLOR Florence Berth 1885 1013

TAYLOR Florence Emma 1885 3907

TAYLOR Florence Fanny 1885 2496

TAYLOR Florence Mary 1885 2382

TAYLOR Florence Maude 1885 740

TAYLOR Frank Gordon 1885 364

TAYLOR Frank Henry 1885 4121

TAYLOR Frederick Septimus

1885 2572

TAYLOR Frederick William

1885 4119

TAYLOR George 1885 3223

TAYLOR George Barnard Russell

1885 3728

TAYLOR George Frederick

1885 1257

TAYLOR George Ralph 1885 799

TAYLOR Grace Harriett 1885 3709

TAYLOR Harry Byron 1885 2421

Marriage registration New Zealand RGO

Thomas Samuel TAYLOR aged 34 years (born 1842) Bachelor occupation Saw-miller married Fanny PAGE aged 32 years (born 1844) Spinster on the 29-day of November 1876 at St Mary’s Church Geraldine by the minister James PRESTON. Both signed the register. The witnesses were R TAYLOR Geraldine Storekeeper and Saw-miller and George KNOWLES Geraldine Fireman [sic] = Reference RGO NZ marriage registration 1876 folio 2759 line 55 Geraldine & Temuka district

Edwin TAYLOR aged 22 years born Christchurch NZ Bachelor occupation Labourer usual and present dwelling place Wanganui married Jane WARD aged 16 years born Hampden Otago Spinster on 31 December 1881 in the house of J M Floyd August Street Wanganui NZ. Edwin’s parents were recorded as Ann formerly TRUEMAN and Wilson TAYLOR occupation Farmer. Jane’s parents were recorded as Mary Floyd (late WARD) formerly TRUEMAN and Joseph WARD occupation Labourer. The witnesses were Joseph M FLOYD occupation Bricklayer from Wanganui and Henry GODFREY occupation Labourer from Wanganui. The officiating minister was William Ja. Williams = Reference RGO NZ marriage 1881 folio 2557 Wanganui District

Name Name Year Folio District

TAYLOR Thomas Samuel PAGE Fanny 1876 2759 Geraldine district [1]

TAYLOR Edwin WARD Jane 1881 2557 Wanganui district [2]

Death Registration New Zealand RGO

Fanny TAYLOR formerly PAGE died on 07 February 1886 Woodbury Road Geraldine at aged 31 years born (1852) Poughton [sic] Sussex England. Cause of death was miscarriage 18 days Septicaemia and Exhaustion as certified by Dr Robt. FISH [sic] M.C. who saw her last on 06 February 1886. Her father was recorded as John Page occupation Termister [sic]. She was buried on 09 February 1886 in the Geraldine Cemetery by Church of England clergyman Rev James PRESTON. She married age 20 years in Geraldine to Thomas Samuel TAYLOR. Her living issue were 2 sons aged 5 years & 10 months and 1 daughter aged 7 years. Thomas TAYLOR husband

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of deceased from Woodbury Road registered the death on 08 February 1886. The deputy registrar was William Robert ANDREWS = Reference RGO NZ death registration 1886 folio 389 line 405 Geraldine district

Edwin TAYLOR aged 1 day died on 1 June 1886 at Dr Geoffrey CLAYTON who last saw him on 01 June 1886. His parents were Mary Ann formerly FISCHER and George James TAYLOR occupation Painter. He was buried on 02 June 1886 at Rangiora by Church of England minister Rev W W DUDLEY. The father George James TAYLOR from Rangirora registered the death on 01 June 1886. The registrar was A M Cunningham = Reference RGO NZ death registration 1886 folio 910 line 764 Rangiroa district

Florence Ward Bulah Lumsdon TAYLOR died on 07 May 1896 Addington [sic] at age 4 months born Dydentiane [sic]. She was buried on 09 May 1896 at Addington Cemetery by Wesleyan Minister Rev C Prunning [sic]. Her parents were Gertrude formerly ROBINSON and Charles TAYLOR occupation Carpenter. Her mother registered the death on 08 May 1896 = Reference RGO NZ 1896 folio 967 Christchurch district & Certificate Collection

Charles Edward TAYLOR age 5 weeks born Te Horo died on 23 September 1895 at Te Horo. Cause of death was Capillary Bronchitis for weeks as certified by Dr James MASON who last saw him on 21 September 1895. His parents were Louisa Jane formerly FRY and Thomas Frederick TAYLOR occupation Farmer. He was buried on 24 September 1895 in Otaki by the Church of England minister Rev J MCWILLIAM. The father Thomas Frederick TAYLOR from Te Horo registered the birth on 30 September 1895. The registrar was Albert CLARK = Reference RGO NZ death registration 1895 folio 1418 line19 Otaki district

Charles TAYLOR aged 65 years died on 25 March 1906 at Stirling. Cause of death was Myocarditis Arteriosclerosis 20 years as certified by Dr Andrew STENHOUSE who saw him last on the 25 March 1906. His parents were not recorded. He was buried on 27 March 1906 at Balclutha by Church of England minister G H DAVIDSON. He was born (about 1841) in Greenwich Kent England and dwelled in NZ for 54 years (arrived about 1852). He married aged 24 at Kaitangata to Helen THOMPSON. His living issue were 5 sons age 41, 37, 35, 33 & 29 years and 2 daughters aged 39 and 31 years. W N TAYLOR from Stirling son of deceased who was present at the death registered the death on 27 March 1906 = Reference RGO NZ death registration 1906 folio 521 line 4 Balclutha / Stirling district

Charles TAYLOR aged 38 years born Paisley Scotland occupation shoemaker died on 07 December 1894 in Christchurch Hospital. His parents were Fanny formerly JOHNSTONE and William TAYLOR occupation farmer. Cause of death Verdict of Jury accidentally burnt during intoxication. He was buried on 09 December 1894 at Linwood Cemetery Christchurch by Presbyterian minister Rev J DONALDSON. He dwelled in NZ for 19 years (arrived about 1875). The death was registered on 10 December by S Maitland KELMR [sic] Christchurch. The registrar was J M PAULENSON [sic] = Reference RGO NZ death registration 1894 folio 2138 line 612 Christchurch district

Surname Given name Years Folio District Transcription & link

TAYLOR Fanny 1886 389 Geraldine [1] Not related

TAYLOR Edwin 1886 910 Rangiora [2] Not related

TAYLOR Florence Ward Bulah Lumsdon

1896 967 Christchurch [3] Not related

TAYLOR Charles Edward 1895 1418 Otaki [4] Not related

TAYLOR Charles 1906 521 Stirling Balclutha

[5] Not related

TAYLOR Charles 1894 2138 Christchurch [6] Not related

TAYLOR Mary Isabella 1901 609 Oamaru

TAYLOR Charles 1936 9

TAYLOR Charles 1937 135

TAYLOR Charles 1942 2012

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TAYLOR Charles 1942 2905

TAYLOR Charles 1946 1307

TAYLOR Charles 1947 2790

TAYLOR Charles 1949 3868

TAYLOR Charles Edward 1950 1765

TAYLOR Jane 1881 828 Dunedin

TAYLOR Thomas 1881 706 Christchurch

TAYLOR Charles 1885 1002 Oamaru

TAYLOR Edwin 1886 919 Rangiora

TAYLOR Fanny 1886 389 Geraldine

TAYLOR Fanny 1886 1631 Drury-Auck

TAYLOR Thomas 1886 1265 Wellington

TAYLOR Jane 1887 922 Timaru

TAYLOR Jane 1887 957 Dunedin

TAYLOR Thomas 1887 1468 Dunedin

TAYLOR Thomas 1892 977 Timaru

TAYLOR Thomas 1892 2083 Dunedin

TAYLOR Charles James 1892 1933 Brunnerton

TAYLOR Thomas 1894 1315 Patea

TAYLOR Charles 1894 2138 Christchurch

TAYLOR Charles Edward 1895 1418 Otaki

TAYLOR Thomas 1895 497 Duntroon

TAYLOR Charles 1899 2402 Temuka

TAYLOR Charles 1901 2192 Hastings

TAYLOR Thomas 1902 433 Christchurch

TAYLOR Charles 1906 Balclutha

Cemetery Burial records Geraldine cemetery – Row 3

Thomas Samuel TAYLOR also his wife Fanny TAYLOR

Harriette Mary Ann TAYLOR died 14 April 1912 age 76

Ernest Alfred DARBY drowned in the mouth of the Rangitata River died 21 January 1913 age 39

Robert John TAYLOR died 05 October 1925 in his 88th years

Thomas Walter TAYLOR died 27 November 1887 age 22

Susan Harriet TAYLOR died 02 February 1889 age 48 (Reference microfiche of NZ cemetery transcripts of cemetery)

Oamaru cemetery burial record

In loving memory of Mary Isabella TAYLOR the dearly loved wife of John TAYLOR died 26 December 1901 age 47 years buried Oamaru Cemetery block 89 plots 24-25

In loving memory of John TAYLOR died 21 September 1912 age 55 years also his beloved wife Margaret J TAYLOR died 1 March 1945 age 83 years and their son Pte. William G TAYLOR died 7

th October 1929 age 45 years buried in block 130 plot 24 &

25

In loving memory of John TAYLOR beloved of A I TAYLOR died 07 December 1930 also his beloved wife Agnes Osabella died 17 June 1943 buried block plots 24 & 25

(Reference microfiche of NZ cemetery transcripts of Oamaru cemetery)

Timaru cemetery

Edward Charles TAYLOR age 69 (born about 1875) died 26 December 1944 (wife Violet)

Electoral Rolls New Zealand 1882-1884

TAYLOR Charles Residential Dunedin Madaggan Street Shoemaker Dunedin South

1882- TAYLOR Charles Residential Dunedin Great King Street Builder Dunedin

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1884 West

1882-1884

TAYLOR Thomas Residential Maori Point Miner Greymouth

1882-1884

TAYLOR Thomas Residential Ross Miner Hokitika

1880-1881

TAYLOR Charles Residential Dunedin Great King Street Builder Dunedin West

1880-1881

TAYLOR Charles Residential Dunedin Madaggan Street Shoemaker Dunedin South

1880-1881

TAYLOR Charles H Residential Bannockburn Miner Dunstan Supp

1878 TAYLOR Charles Dunedin Household Walker Street dwell. House Dunedin

1879 TAYLOR Charles Dunedin Household Walker Street dwell. House Dunedin

1880 TAYLOR Charles Freehold Russel Street Westport Labourer Buller

1880 TAYLOR Charles Residential Dunedin Great King Street Builder Dunedin West

1880 TAYLOR Charles Residential Dunedin Madaggan Street Shoemaker Dunedin South

1880 TAYLOR Charles H Residential Bannockburn Miner Dunstan

1880 TAYLOR Charles John

Residential Kilmore Street Clerk Christchurch

1881 TAYLOR Charles Freehold Waitohi Valley Part Section 83 Settler Picton

1881 TAYLOR Charles Residential Brookside Framer Selwyn

1881 TAYLOR Charles Residential Dunedin Great King Street Builder Dunedin West

1881 TAYLOR Charles Residential Dunedin Madaggan Street Shoemaker Dunedin South

1881 TAYLOR Charles Benjamin

Freehold Avondale part rural section 11 Merchant Stanmore

1881 TAYLOR Charles Benjamin

Freehold Avondale part rural section 41 Merchant Stanmore

1882 TAYLOR Charles ER Maclaggen Street Shoemaker Dunedin South

1882 TAYLOR Charles ER Great King Street Builder Dunedin West

1887 MACALISTER Archibald

ER Great King Street Clerk Dunedin East

1887 TAYLOR Charles ER Great King Street Builder Dunedin East

1887 TAYLOR Charles Residential Dunedin Madaggan Street Shoemaker Dunedin South

1887 TAYLOR Charles Residential Dunedin Great King Street Builder Dunedin West

1887 TAYLOR Thomas Residential Maori Point Miner Greymouth

1890 TAYLOR Charles ER residential Dunedin Maclaggan Street Dunedin

Shoemaker Dunedin

1890 TAYLOR Charles ER residential Greta King Street Dunedin Builder Dunedin

1890 TAYLOR Charles Residential Dunedin Madaggan Street Shoemaker Dunedin city

1890 TAYLOR Charles Residential Dunedin Great King Street Builder Dunedin city

1893 TAYLOR Agnes Avenal residential Domestic duties

Invercargill

1893 TAYLOR Agnes Don Street Invercargill Wife Invercargill Supp

1893 TAYLOR Alice Walker Street Dunedin Housekeeper Dunedin

1893 TAYLOR Catherine ER 18 Armgh Street residential Christchurch

Nurse Christchurch

1893 TAYLOR Charles ER 18 Armgh Street residential Christchurch

Boot-maker Christchurch

1893 TAYLOR Charles ER residential Dunedin Maclaggan Street Dunedin

Shoemaker Dunedin

1893 TAYLOR Charles Dunedin Residence Maclaggen Street Shoemaker City of Dunedin

1893 TAYLOR Charles S ER Cambridge Terrace East residential Christchurch

Blind Manufacturer

Christchurch

1894 SINNET Edward Filleul Street Labourer Dunedin

1894 TAYLOR Alice George Street Domestic Dunedin

1896 TAYLOR Alice George Street Domestic Dunedin

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1896 TAYLOR Alice Filleut Street Domestic Dunedin

1899 MCALLISTER Fanny 54 Antigua Street residential Domestic duties

Christchurch

1899 MCALLISTER George 54 Antigua Street residential Domestic duties

Christchurch

1899 TAYLOR Agnes Neven

ER 57 Selwyn Street Sydenham residential

Lady Christchurch

1899 TAYLOR Charles ER Harman Street Sydenham Christchurch

residential Christchurch

1899 TAYLOR George Residence Mill road Butcher Invercargill

1928 TAYLOR Ada Gertrude

42 Clifton St Spinster CHCH South

1928 TAYLOR Catherine Jean Lumsden

42 Clifton St Spinster CHCH South

1928 TAYLOR Charles 42 Clifton St Builder CHCH South

1928 TAYLOR Fiona Daphne Lumsden

42 Clifton St Spinster CHCH South

1928 TAYLOR Isabel Lumsden

42 Clifton St Spinster CHCH South

1931 TAYLOR Ada Gertrude

42 Clifton St Spinster CHCH South

1931 TAYLOR Catherine Jean Lumsden

42 Clifton St Spinster CHCH South

1931 TAYLOR Charles 42 Clifton St Builder CHCH South

1931 TAYLOR Isabel Lumsden

42 Clifton St Spinster CHCH South

1935 TAYLOR Ada Gertrude

42 Clifton St Spinster CHCH South

1935 TAYLOR Charles 42 Clifton St Builder CHCH South

1935 TAYLOR Isabel Lumsden

42 Clifton St Spinster CHCH South

1938 TAYLOR Ada Gertrude

42 Clifton St Spinster CHCH South

1938 TAYLOR Charles 42 Clifton St Builder CHCH South

1938 TAYLOR Isabel Lumsden

42 Clifton St Spinster CHCH South

1941 TAYLOR Barbara Ada 65 Whiteleigh Avenue Married CHCH South

1941 TAYLOR Charles 65 Whiteleigh Avenue Builder CHCH South

1941 TAYLOR Lumsden Garside

65 Whiteleigh Avenue Plumber CHCH South

New Zealand Directories 1880-81 TAYLOR Charles Brookside C - Selwyn Canterbury

1880-81 TAYLOR Charles Cobden Nelson Province Mining town

1880-81 TAYLOR Charles Irwell C Selwyn Canterbury

1880-81 TAYLOR Charles Kaitangata Otago Bruce County

1898-99 TAYLOR Charles Brookside –farmer

1898-99 TAYLOR Charles Hastings – farmer

1898-99 TAYLOR Charles Kumeroa – farmer

1898-99 TAYLOR Charles Franklin Road Pons Auckland

1898-99 TAYLOR Charles Harman Street Sydenham

1898-99 TAYLOR Charles Otahuhu Auckland

1898-99 TAYLOR Charles Hokitika – printer

1898-99 TAYLOR Charles Remuera Auckland

1898-99 TAYLOR Charles Settler Pohangina

1898-99 TAYLOR Mrs Agnes Arthur Street Timaru

1898-99 TAYLOR Mrs Agnes Don Street Invercargill

1900 TAYLOR Charles Otahuhu

1900 TAYLOR Mrs Agnes Arthur Street Timaru

1900 TAYLOR Mrs Agnes Din Street Invercargill

1901-1902 TAYLOR Mrs Agnes Arthur Street Timaru

1901-1902 TAYLOR Mrs Agnes Din Street Invercargill

1903-1904 TAYLOR Mrs Agnes Arthur Street Timaru

1903-1904 TAYLOR Mrs Agnes Din Street Invercargill

Land documents and Land transactions

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Block II Stirling Township Otago - Lease Alexander Bisset to Charles TAYLOR and James TAYLOR term 7 years from 1st June 1888 Entered 30th July 1888 at 3 o’clock = Reference certificate of title volume 66 folio 186 photocopy held in Taylor file 12-13

Block XI Township of Musselburgh Otago - Transfer No 53383 James Richard de Clifford to Charles TAYLOR Entered 11 May 1911 at 12 o’clock - Transferred No 58163 Charles TAYLOR to Daisy Mary Isabella Hastie Entered 26th June 1913 at 3.10 - Mortgage No 42715 Daisy Mary Isabella Hastie to Charles TAYLOR Entered 26 June 1913 at 3.10. = Reference certificate of title volume 159 folio 151 photocopy held in Taylor file 12-13

Shipping records Cardigan Castle sailed 23 August 1873 arrived 15 November 1873 Canterbury = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 69

Edward TAYLOR age 39 Suffolk occupation Labourer

Annie TAYLOR age 31

Eliz TAYLOR age 18 Middlesex age 18 occupation servant

Antony TAYLOR age 17 Middlesex occupation labourer

Kate TAYLOR age 16 Middlesex occupation Servant

Thomas TAYLOR age 11 Suffolk

Lillian TAYLOR age 9 Suffolk Cost to government £99 paid £36 balance £63 Avalanche sailed 22 October 1874 arrived 21 January 1875 Taranaki = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 181

William TAYLOR age 34 Kent occupation farm labourer

Emma TAYLOR age 35

John TAYLOR age 9

Walter TAYLOR age 6

Ester TAYLOR age 3

Eliza TAYLOR age 10 months Cost to government £50.15 paid £36 balance £63 also

Edward TAYLOR age 19 Lancashire occupation labourer Invererne sailed 22 November 1873 arrived 08 March 1874 Hawkes Bay = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 139

Charles TAYLOR age 28 Norfolk occupation Bootmaker City of Glasgow sailed 23 December 1873 arrived 21 March 1874 Canterbury = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 90

James TAYLOR age 37 Aberdeenshire Scotland occupation Farm labourer

Barbara TAYLOR age 35

James TAYLOR age 14

Charles TAYLOR age 13

Helen TAYLOR age 11

William TAYLOR age 10

Alexander TAYLOR age 8

Martha TAYLOR age 6

John TAYLOR age 4

Agnes TAYLOR age 2

Barbara TAYLOR age 2 months Ballochmyle sailed 04 March 1874 arrived 01 June 1874 Canterbury = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 106

James TAYLOR age 39 Warwickshire occupation labourer

Elizabeth TAYLOR age 38

Clara TAYLOR age 17 occupation servant

Ada TAYLOR age 8

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Henry TAYLOR age 7

Amelia TAYLOR age 5

Bertha TAYLOR age 4

John TAYLOR age 3 months Cost of passage £72.10 for J Taylor family also

Edward TAYLOR age 49 Dorset occupation labourer

Charlette TAYLOR age 41

Ann M. TAYLOR age 18 occupation servant

Martha A. TAYLOR age 18 occupation servant

Sarah S age 15 occupation servant Cartsburn sailed from England 08 April 1874 arrived NZ 14 July 1874 Canterbury = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 112

John TAYLOR age 22 Renfrew Scotland occupation Bookmaker Canterbury

Charles TAYLOR age 19 Renfrew Scotland

Daniel TAYLOR age 9 years Renfrew Scotland Adamaru sailed 06 May 1874 arrived 13 August 1874 Nelson = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 131

Charles TAYLOR age 23 Beds occupation Labour

Ursala TAYLOR age 21

Sharah TAYLOR age 1

John TAYLOT age 17 Beds occupation labourer Oxford sailed 09 June 1874 arrived 08 September 1874 Auckland = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 139

Charles TAYLOR age 32 Surrey occupation perfumer Merope sailed 27 June 1874 arrived 27 September 1874 Canterbury = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 147

Jno. M. TAYLOR age 27 Hereford occupation Plumber

Mirran TAYLOT age 27

Edward TAYLOR age 1

John TAYLOR age 8 weeks Cost of passage £26.50 Rodney sailed 06 June 1875 arrived 29 August 1875 Wellington = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 219

George TAYLOR age 35 Kent occupation Farm labourer

Frances TAYLOR age 30

William TAYLOR age 6

Richard TAYLOR age 4

Elizabeth TAYLOR age 3

Mercy TAYLOR age 6 months and

John TAYLOR age 20 Lincoln occupation labourer

Ann TAYLOR age 26

Alice TAYLOR age 4

George TAYLOR age 3

Charles TAYLOR age 1 Soukar sailed 05 October 1875 arrived 24 January 1876 Lyttleton = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 243

Frederick TAYLOR age 43 Herefordshire occupation farm labour

Judith TAYLOR age 44

John TAYLOR age 20 occupation labourer

Caroline TAYLOR age 17 occupation house maid

Owen TAYLOR age 13 occupation labourer

Frederick TAYLOR age 9

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Charles TAYLOR age 6 Hurunui sailed 24 November 1875 arrived 23 February 1876 Taranaki = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 254

Charles TAYLOR age 29 Lincoln occupation Farm labourer

Mary TAYLOR age 24

George TAYLOR age 4

Charles TAYLOR age 4 months Oamaru sailed 23 September 1876 arrived 16 December 1876 Otago = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 278

Charles TAYLOR age 34 Devon occupation ploughman Fernglen sailed 09 December 1876 arrived 20 March 1877 Hawkes Bay = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 285

George TAYLOR age 28 Lincoln

Fanny E TAYLOR age 28

Charles TAYLOR age 7

George TAYLOR age 7 months James Nicol Fleming sailed unknown arrived 03 October 1877 Otago = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 295

Alexander TAYLOR age 35 Lanark occupation joiner

Mrs Alice TAYLOR age 29

Mary J TAYLOR age 5 also

George E TAYLOR age 27 Horfar occupation Joiner

Mrs Betsy TAYLOR age 27

Annie TAYLOR age 1

Edward TAYLOR age 2 months Cost to both families of £34.14 Timaru sailed unknown arrived 06 November 1878 Otago = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 327

Edward TAYLOR age 59 Lanark occupation station master

Ann TAYLOR age 57

Mary TAYLOR age 26 occupation domestic servant

Annie TAYLOR age 19 occupation domestic servant

Catherine TAYLOR age 17 occupation domestic servant

Margaret TAYLOR age 12 occupation domestic servant also

Jns TAYLOR age 23 Lanark occupation farm labourer The father paid £28.15 (Ship unknown) sailed 28 September 1878 arrived 11 January 1879 = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 331

Charles TAYLOR age 33 Lincoln occupation Farm labourer

Ellen TAYLOR age 25

Theresa TAYLOR age 5

Arbella [sic] TAYLOR age 4

Bertha TAYLOR age 3 months Hudson sailed 20 November 1878 Plymouth arrived 14 March 1879 Wellington = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 343

Charles TAYLOR age 22 Cheshire occupation wheelburghs Mary Queen sailed August 1879 arrived 07 November 1879 Hawkes Bay = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 361

Joseph TAYLOR age 34 Gloucester occupation labourer

Mary A TAYLOR age 35

Agnes TAYLOR age 13

William TAYLOR age 10

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Mary TAYLOR age 8 and

Charles TAYLOR age 36 Lincoln

Martha TAYLOR age 29

John H TAYLOR age 3

Alice M TAYLOR age 1 Rimutaka sailed 03 July 1886 arrived 12 August 1886 Otago = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 480

Mary-Ann TAYLOR age 30 Linlithgow (to husband)

Charles TAYLOR age 1 Waimata sailed arrived Canterbury = Reference Archives NZ Wellington agency IM immigration series 15 item 183

Charles TAYLOR age 32 Gloucester occupation Farm Labour

Charlotte TAYLOR age 32

John TAYLOR age 7

Mary Ann TAYLOR age 4

Frederick TAYLOR age 2

Arthur TAYLOR age 9 months

Additional transcriptions and publications

1894 Thomas TAYLOR in Reefton mining company with other reference = reference Archives NZ Christchurch Office

Gold-miners records - When searching Gold miners records at Archives New Zealand search the Wardens Courts for the Waimea and Kaniere goldfields as well as the Goldsborough area for Charles and/or Thomas TAYLOR

Newspapers “Argus” and “Grey Evening Star” for the Greymouth area.

Publication - The West Coast Gold Rushes by Philip Ross May published 1962 (2nd

addition 1967)

TAYLOR enquirer’s addresses and information

Name Address Related

Living MURPHY Castlemaine Australia Not related

1-James Edward TAYLOR born 28 February 1794 Scotland died 27 August 1876 Muckleford Victoria Australia married Catherine McINTOSH born 15 August 1796 Scotland died 07 January 1879 Muckleford Victoria Australia (parents Janet & Donald McIntosh)

1-1-Jannet TAYLOR born 1823 died 1888 1-2-Mary TAYLOR born 1825 died 1896 1-3-James Edward TAYLOR born 1827 died 08 August 1893 Natte Yollock married 13

March 1855 Adelaide South Australia Jane MCDONALD born died 1-4-Catherine TAYLOR born 1829 died 1900 married John FENTON 1-5-John TAYLOR born 1832 died 1833 1-6-Elizabeth TAYLOR born 1834 died 1890 married James SMITH 1-7-Ann TAYLOR born 1836 died 1906 1-8-Simon McIntosh TAYLOR born 1840 died 1909 Muckleford married Henrietta

HORTIN The descendants of James Edward Taylor came to South Australia in 1849 and moved to the Castlemain area soon after. James and Catherine lived at Muckleford about 8km from Castlemain and are buried at the cemetery along with their youngest son and his wife.

Living TAYLOR New Zealand Not related

1-Wilson TAYLOR occupation Farmer married Ann TRUEMAN 1-1- Edwin TAYLOR born 1859 (folio 242) Christchurch NZ died married 31 December

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1881 (folio 2557) In the house of Mr J N Floyd August Street Wanganui NZ Jane WARD born 1864 (folio 707) Hampden Oamaru Otago died 1887 (folio 957) Dunedin # Edwin TAYLOR age 22 years born Christchurch NZ bachelor occupation Labourer married Jane WARD age 16 years born Hampden Otago NZ spinster on 31 December 1881 in the House of Mr J M FLOYD Augustus Street Wanganui. Edwin and Jane residence was Wanganui. Edwin’s parents were Ann formerly TRUMAN and Wilson TAYLOR occupation farmer. Jane’s parents were Mary FLOYD ex WARD formerly TRUEMAN [sic] and Joseph WARD occupation Labourer. The witnesses were Joseph M FLOYD of Wanganui occupation bricklayer and Henry GODFREY of Wanganui occupation Labourer. The officiating minister was Wm. Ja. WILLIAMS. = RGO NZ marriage registration 1881 folio 2557 line 15 Wanganui district.

1-1-1- Charles Edward TAYLOR born 16 October 1882 (folio 4980) Hampden Oamaru NZ

#Charles Edward TAYLOR was born on 16 October 1882 Hampden. His parents were Jane formerly WARD age 18 years born Hampden and Edwin TAYLOR age 23 years born Christchurch Canterbury NZ occupation Labourer. The parents were married 31 December 1881 Wanganui. The father Edwin TAYLOR of Hampden registered the birth on 23 November 1882. The registrar was William Gabriel KILEUL & deputy Joseph Leack [sic] TAIT (Reference RGO NZ birth registration 1882 folio 4980 line 414 Oamaru district)

Living WALDEN New Zealand Not related

0- Thomas TAYLOR (divorced) born England parents Ann formerly MASON and John TAYLOR occupation Hotel Keeper married 1897 Wellington Emma WAKEFORD (widow age 46 years) born Wellington parents Sarah formerly DEIGHTON and John WALDEN place of residence Ashurst New Zealand