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Name
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Relation’p
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Age (y/m)
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Condition
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Place of Birth
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Occupation
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Place of work
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Henry Taylor
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Head
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41/6
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Married
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West Ham, London
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Miner- Fireman Examiner Below Ground
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Conduit Colliery, Norton Canes
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Christina Taylor
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Wife
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39/8
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Married
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Liverpool, Lancs
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Home Duties
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|
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John H Taylor
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Son
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20/9
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Single
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Norton Canes, Staffs
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Horse Driver(Miner)
Underground
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Conduit Colliery, Norton Canes
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Charles Taylor
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Son
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19/8
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Single
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Norton Canes, Staffs
|
Horse Driver(Miner)
Underground
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Conduit Colliery, Norton Canes
|
|
Henry Taylor Jr
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Son
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18/2
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Single
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Norton Canes, Staffs
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Coal Miner (Puller off) Below Ground
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Conduit Colliery, Norton Canes
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Fred Taylor
|
Son
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15/8
|
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Norton Canes, Staffs
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Coal Miner (Door Minder) Below Ground
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Conduit Colliery, Norton Canes
|
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William Taylor
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Son
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13/2
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Norton Canes, Staffs
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|
|
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Leonard Taylor
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Son
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8/3
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Norton Canes, Staffs
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|
|
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Alice Taylor
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Daughter
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4/10
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Norton Canes, Staffs
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|
|
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Arthur Taylor
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Son
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2/4
|
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Norton Canes, Staffs
|
|
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Circa 1930
Leonard, 2nd from left, with his father, Henry and 3 brothers circa 1930.
1933
17 June 1933 - The family continued to live in Stokes Lane until at least 1933 as we can see from the postcard below. We know his parent’s visited relatives in Middlesex.
This postcard is postmarked Hayes, Middlesex 1933, and addressed to their son Leonard, still living in Stokes Lane. It is sent by Henrys wife, Christina and signed from Christina and Henry.
(Mother & Dad) It reads:
'Dear Len,
Just a card to let you know we got here alright and they are all well. Dad says he expects you have got some luck by now, we hope so
and don't forget the greenhouse. Trusting you are all well.
from Mother, Dad'
1936
October 1936 - Marriage of Leonard Taylor and Elizabeth Mary Eliza Amelia Allen at Cannock, Staffs
1939
1939 Registry for 69, Butts Lane, Norton Canes, Staffs'
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Name
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Birth Date
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Gender
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Status
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Occupation
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Leonard Taylor
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21/05/1913
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Male
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Married
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Miner Underground-Colliery Hewer/ ARP Service Brownhills MDC
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|
Elizabeth M Taylor
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03/08/1914
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Female
|
Married
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Unpaid Domestic Duties
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1942
Birth of son, Leonard Taylor. Sadly, Leonard died shortly after birth.
Military
Len served in the Royal Marines and as part of 48 Commando was involved in the D-Day landings where he disembarked at Juno Beach on 6th June 1944.
More info at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No._48_(Royal_Marine)_Commando
1944
Death of mother, Christina, who passed away in December 1944, aged 62 years at Cannock, Staffordshire.
After WW2, Len left the army and became a Coal Miner.
1949
Birth of daughter, Kathleen Ann Taylor, registered at Cannock, Staffordshire
1951
Birth of daughter, Margaret Taylor, registered at Cannock, Staffordshire.
1967
Walsall Observer 21 December 1967
Mary & Len with daughter, Margaret at Butts Lane, Norton Canes.
1994
March 1994 - Death of Leonard Taylor at Stafford.
