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Samuel Taylor, son of Samuel Taylor, labourer and Hannah Taylor [Roberts]
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Date
Type
Information
Source
 
1817
Born
In the Parish of Dallington, Sussex
Dallington Parish Registers
 
16th February 1817
Christened
At St. Giles Church in the Parish of Dallington, Sussex; son of Samuel Taylor (labourer) and Hannah Taylor
Dallington Parish Registers

Ancestor's report
No descendent's report
Taylor, Tailer, Tailor, Taliur, Taillour, Tayllur, Tayler, Taylour, Taylor Wickens family records
The ancestral pedigree of Samuel Taylor
  
 Samuel Taylor
labourer		m: 13th Sep 1805 All Saints, Beckley, SussexHannah Roberts 
 b: c 1785  b: c 1785 
  
    
 Cornelius William Thomas Samuel
 b: 1806 Dallington, Sussex
ch: 23rd Nov 1806 St. Giles Church		 b: 1808 Dallington, Sussex
ch: 3rd Jul 1808 St. Giles Church		 b: 1813 Dallington, Sussex
ch: 28th Mar 1813 St. Giles Church		 b: 1817 Dallington, Sussex
ch: 16th Feb 1817 St. Giles Church
       
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