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Ann Royle

Birth1850 - Carrington, Greater Manchester, Cheshire, England
DeathJul 1939 - North east Cheshire, Cheshire, England
MotherPhoebe Stanbank
FatherJob Royle

Born in Carrington, Greater Manchester, Cheshire, England on 1850 to Job Royle and Phoebe Stanbank. Ann Royle married Thomas Taylor and had 12 children. She passed away on Jul 1939 in North east Cheshire, Cheshire, England.

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Parents
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Job Royle
1813 - 1892
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Phoebe Stanbank
1816 - 1881
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Taylor
1854 - 1914
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Thomas Taylor
1821 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Elizabeth Taylor
1892 - 1986
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Thomas Taylor
1887 - Unknown
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Edwin Taylor
1881 - Unknown
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Ann Taylor Parr
1890 - 1925
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Hellen Taylor
1883 - 1922
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Lucy Taylor
1892 - 1939
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Charles Hy Taylor
1884 - Unknown
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Chas Taylor
1885 - Unknown
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Charles Taylor
1885 - 1955
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Charles Taylor
1884 - 1959
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Frank S. Royle
1873 - Unknown
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Charles Taylor
1885 - 1916

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