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James Taylor

Birthabt 1836 - Sydney, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death7 Jan 1914 - Ilford, Essex, England
MotherAnne Paterson
FatherJohn Taylor

Born in Sydney, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada on abt 1836 to John Taylor and Anne Paterson. James Taylor married Mary Jane Lackey nee Black and had 13 children. He passed away on 7 Jan 1914 in Ilford, Essex, England.

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Parents
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John Taylor
1804 - 1865
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Anne Paterson
1811 - 1887
Spouse(s)
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Mary Jane Lackey Nee Black
1851 - 1879
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Ellen Crowley
1848 - 1914
Children Show all
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John William Taylor
1868 - 1944
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Isabella Ellen Taylor
1878 - Unknown
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Frederick David Taylor
1873 - Unknown
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Jane Taylor
1873 - Unknown
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Alfred Taylor
1888 - Unknown
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William Ernest Taylor
1882 - 1909
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Lilly Taylor
1888 - Unknown
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Henry Walter Taylor
1885 - Unknown
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Minnie A Taylor
1884 - Unknown
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Matilda A Taylor
1867 - Unknown
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Mercy Taylor
1875 - Unknown
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James Taylor
1869 - Unknown
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Hester Elizabeth Taylor
1871 - Unknown

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