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William Taylor

Birth1855 - Oldbury Worcestershire
DeathDec 1926 - Dudley, Worcestershire, England
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Born in Oldbury Worcestershire on 1855. William Taylor married Elizabeth Pace and had 11 children. He passed away on Dec 1926 in Dudley, Worcestershire, England.

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Elizabeth Pace
1854 - 1889
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Dinah Golby
1865 - 1939
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Laura Elizabeth Taylor
1877 - Unknown
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Florence Emily Taylor
1878 - Unknown
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Albert Joshua Taylor
1875 - 1909
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Edith Gertrude Taylor
1884 - Unknown
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Percy William Taylor
1880 - Unknown
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Arthur Taylor (Stone)
1892 - 1916
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Clara Lavinia Taylor
1882 - Unknown
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Francis Walter Taylor
1884 - Unknown
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Joeseph Taylor
1890 - Unknown
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Beatrice Lilian Taylor
1886 - Unknown
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Ada Taylor
1901 - Unknown

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