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Elizabeth Taylor

b. about 1831, d. 12 February 1881

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Elizabeth Taylor 1831-1881

Birth

Elizabeth Taylor was born about 1831 at Clyde in Glasgow.1,2,3,4,5 Was born on on 17 November 1852 to and Angus Fleming in Glasgow, Scotland.6 Was born on on 17 February 1854 to and Angus Fleming in Glasgow, Scotland.7,8,9,10,3 , as 's mother, presented at baptism on 2 April 1854 in Glasgow, Scotland.7 Was born on on 22 June 1859 to and Angus Fleming in Bridgeton, Glasgow, Scotland. at 6am11,3 Was born on on 4 June 1862 to and Angus Fleming in Glasgow, Scotland.12,13,14,10,15 Was born on on 22 April 1865 to and Angus Fleming in Glasgow, Scotland. He was born at 3:30pm in Mid Row, Clyde Iron Works.16,1,17,18 She witnessed the birth of Charles Taylor Fleming on 27 December 1878 in Glasgow, Scotland. He was born at 4:45PM. His father was described as an "Iron Moulder (Journeyman)"19,20,21,22,10

Parents

FatherCharles Taylor (b. 29 June 1809, d. 7 May 1877)
MotherJane Robertson (b. circa 1813, d. 1 January 1896)

Family life

Angus Fleming and Elizabeth Taylor were married on 7 December 1851 in Old Monkland.13,3

Children with Angus Fleming (b. 11 July 1831, d. before 18 July 1884)

SonAngus Fleming, 1 (b. 17 November 1852, d. before 7 April 1861)
SonCharles Fleming+ (b. 17 February 1854, d. 17 August 1928)
SonWilliam Fleming (b. 2 June 1856)
DaughterJane Fleming+ (b. 22 June 1859, d. after 1887)
SonAngus Fleming, 2+ (b. 4 June 1862, d. 15 March 1887)
SonMatthew Taylor Fleming+ (b. 22 April 1865)

Residence information

On 6 June 1841 they resided with parent (Charles Taylor, collier) in Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland.4 On 30 March 1851 they resided with parent (Charles Taylor, coal miner) in Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland. The family of 54-year-old coal miner Alexander Taylor (with a wife and 5 children) lived next door. He may have been Charles' brother or uncle.5

Involvement in crime

On on 9 February 1865, (aged) was a victim of who in Cambuslang, Lanark, Scotland. His family "became chargeable to the Parish of Cambuslang" which provided aid for more than two years before bringing a charge of wife desertion against him in 1867.23 On on 5 June 1867, (aged) was a victim of who in Cambuslang, Lanark, Scotland. He was found guilty and sentenced to a fine of five pounds or 30 days gaol. He served the time in gaol.23 On on 9 September 1868, (aged) was a victim of who in Cambuslang, Lanark, Scotland. He was sentenced to 60 days in prison.24

Working life

  • On 30 March 1851 Elizabeth Taylor was a bleachfield worker at Clyde Ironworks in Old Monkland.5

Death

Elizabeth Taylor died from diabetes mellitus on 12 February 1881 at 684 Springfield Road in Glasgow.2,14,8

Citations

  1. [S521] Elizabeth Fleming, 2 April 1871 Census UK, Edinburgh, Tollcross, General Register Office, Scotland, 622/03014/000009.
  2. [S522] Death Certificate, Elizabeth Fleming, National Records of Scotland, Edinburgh, Vol 1881 No 160.
  3. [S548] Angus Fleming, 7 July 1861 Census, Edinburgh, Trinity College Edinburgh, General Register Office, Scotland.
  4. [S998] Charles Taylor, 6 Jun 1841 Census UK, Edinburgh, Old Monkland, Public Record Office, 652/1/15.
  5. [S1000] Charles Taylor, 30 Mar 1851 Census UK, Edinburgh, Clyde Ironworks, Public Record Office, 652/1/23.
  6. [S426] Baptismal Record: Fleming, Angus, Vol 4449, (17 Nov 1852), General Register Office, Scotland, New Register House Edinburgh
  7. [S427] Baptismal Record: Fleming, Charles, No 4450, (2 Apr 1854), General Register Office, Scotland, New Register House Edinburgh
  8. [S437] Marriage Certificate, Charles Fleming and Margaret Ballantyne, 28 Dec 1877, General Register Office, Scotland, Edinburgh. 34820.
  9. [S438] Birth Certificate Vol 1893 No 27, Elizabeth Taylor Fleming, (10 Jan 1923), Fleming Family History Archive.
  10. [S523] Charles Fleming, 3 April 1881 Census, Edinburgh, Barony, General Register Office, Scotland FHL Film 0203630, Vol 644-1, Enumeration District 3.
  11. [S324] Birth Certificate Vol 1859 No C119201/6035516 936, Jane Fleming, (8 July 1859), Scottish Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages.
  12. [S359] Martha Fleming nee Duncan, Family artifact: Memorial card - Fleming, Angus, Balmain: Martha Fleming, 15 March 1887.
  13. [S520] Birth Certificate: Fleming, Angus 1862, Vol 1862, No 811, (1862), General Register Office, Scotland, New Register House Edinburgh
  14. [S526] Marriage Certificate, Angus Fleming and Martha Duncan, 18 Jul 1884, General Register Office, Scotland, Edinburgh. 210 at Bridgeton in 1884.
  15. [S448] Death Certificate, Angus Fleming, Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages, NSW, Vol 1887 No 481.
  16. [S391] Charles Fleming, Diary aboard Eastern Monarch, Napier NZ: Manuscript, 1883.
  17. [S524] Matthew Taylor Fleming, International Genealogical Index (IGI) (, 22 Apr 1865.)
  18. [S527] Birth Certificate Vol 1865 No 121 in Old Monkland, Matthew Taylor Fleming, (3 May 1865), General Register Office, Scotland.
  19. [S285] Marriage Certificate, Charles Taylor Fleming and Ada Grace Flowerdew, 11 July 1900, Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages, NSW. 1900/2742 (1033.)
  20. [S325] Birth Certificate Vol 1879 No 106, Charles Taylor Fleming, (17 January 1879), Scottish Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages.
  21. [S392] Nolan Rafferty, Letter from Nolan Rafferty to Bruce Fleming, Sydney: Fleming Family History Archive, 5 Nov 1983.
  22. [S462] Death Certificate, Charles Taylor Fleming, Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages, NSW, Vol 1937 No 9841.
  23. [S975] Wife Desertion, Glasgow Daily Herald, 6 Jun 1867.
  24. [S1048] Justice of Peace Court, Evening Citizen, top of column 2, 9 Sep 1868.
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Last Edited21 May 2019