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William Taylor

Birth30 Jan 1781 - Isle of Wight, Freshwater
DeathMar 1871 - Hampshire, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom
MotherSarah Andrews
FatherWalter Taylor

Born in Isle of Wight, Freshwater on 30 Jan 1781 to Walter Taylor and Sarah Andrews. William Taylor married Elizabeth Mandell and had 11 children. He passed away on Mar 1871 in Hampshire, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom.

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Walter Taylor
1732 - 1803
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Sarah Andrews
1745 - 1818
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Elizabeth Mandell
1781 - 1826
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William Frederick Taylor
1814 - 1899
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Elizabeth Mandell Taylor
1802 - Unknown
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Sarah Mardman Taylor
1806 - Unknown
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Susannah Taylor
1813 - Unknown
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Rebecca Taylor
1817 - Unknown
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Charlotte Taylor
1808 - Unknown
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Jemina Taylor
1809 - Unknown
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Sophia Taylor
1812 - Unknown
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Ann Taylor
1804 - 1879
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Harriet Taylor
1813 - 1845
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Rebecca Taylor
1820 - 1848

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