Ancestors of Grahame John TAYLOR

Citations


32. James Abbot TAYLOR

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.

2IGI Birth Record, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT. "Edward Abbot TAYLOR
Sex:  M

Event(s):
Christening:  14 Feb 1836
 St. Alphage, Greenwich, Kent, England

Parents:
Father:  James Abbot TAYLOR
Mother:  Rebecca

C006322  1831-1833  0254592   Film  6906349
C006322  1834-1837  0254593
C006322  -1838  0254594."

3IGI Marrage Record, IGI, M006262, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 6905787. "James Abbott TAYLOR Sex:  M  Marriage(s): Spouse:  Rebecca BALLAM Marriage:  28 Oct 1832 Saint Giles, Camberwell, Surrey, England  M006262  1813-1815  0254571    6905787 M006262  1816-1818  0254572 M006262  1823-1826  0254574   1238629 M006262  1827-1831  0254575 M006262  1833-1837  0254576." 2  MEDI Electronic.

4IGI Birth Record, IGI, C040802, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 6905609. "James Abbott TAYLOR Sex:  M  Event(s): Christening:  28 Jun 1807 Saint Leonards, Shoreditch, London, England  Parents: Father:  James TAYLOR Mother:  Mary  C040802  1799-1801  0396231    6905909 C040802  1801-1810  0396232." 2  MEDI Electronic.


33. Rebecca BALLAM

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.

2IGI Birth Record, IGI, C025651, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 0375001. "Rebecca BALLAM Sex:  F  Event(s): Christening:  12 Oct 1812 St. Sepulchre, London, London, England  Parents: Father:  Thomas BALLAM Mother:  Mary  C025651  1801-1812  0375001   6903917 C025651  1813-1820  0375002." 2  MEDI Electronic.


34. George FLETCHER

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.

2SI Death Record, GROS/1884, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 1884/644/3/550. "GROS Death Record, Viewed 18/11/2002
Reg. District Denniston
Ref: 1884/644/3/550
Name Elizabeth Taylor
Usual Address
Age 47
Date of Death 10/4/1884 at 4:50 PM
Cause Chronic Bronchitis, Tuberculosis
Certified By William Findlay
Address 111 Sword Street, Glasgow
Spouse Edward Abott Taylor, Colour Maker
Father George Fletcher, Hairdresser (deceased)
Mother Mary Dudman
Informant." 2  MEDI Electronic.

3TAYLOR Elizabeth, Death.

4IGI, IGI Marriage Record, PRO/1836, , IGI Index, 0417990. "GEORGE FLETCHER
 Male
Marriages:
 Spouse:  MARY DUDMAN
 Marriage:  06 JUN 1836
Christ Church Greyfriars Newgate, London,  England

Source Information:
Batch No.:  Dates:  Source Call No.:
M001341  1831 - 1836  0417990." 2  MEDI Electronic.

5TAYLOR Elizabeth, Death.


35. Mary DUDMAN

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.


40. Glaud WILSON

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.

2GRO, IGI Marriage Record, IGI, p. 537225, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 537225. "Ann PARK
Sex:  F

Event(s):
Birth:  Abt. 1781
 Of Rutherglen, Lanark, Scotland

Marriage(s):
Spouse:  Glaud WILSON." 2  MEDI Electronic.


41. Ann PARK

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.

2GRO, IGI Birth Record, IGI, P0075 Ref 28866, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 444894. "Ann PARK
Sex:  F

Event(s):
Birth:  6 Jul 1781
 Rutherglen, Lanark, Scotland

Parents:
Father:  James PARK
Mother:  Janet BOWMAN." 2  MEDI Electronic.

3GRO, IGI Birth Record, IGI, C116542, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 1066604. "Ann PARK
Sex:  F

Event(s):
Christening:  1 Jul 1781
 Rutherglen, Lanark, Scotland

Parents:
Father:  James PARK
Mother:  Janet BOWMAN." 2  MEDI Electronic.


42. David KIRKWOOD

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.

2SI Death Record, GROS/1879, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, Elizabeth Wilson. "GROS Death Record, Viewed 18/11/2002
Reg. District Rutherglen
Ref: 1879/654/76
Name Elizabeth Wilson ms Kirkwood
Usual Address
Age 77
Date of Death 13/3/1879 at 5:15 AM
Cause Dropsy, Gangrene 4 days
Certified By James Gorman
Address 4 King Street Lane, Rutherglen
Spouse Robert Wilson, Pensioner
Father David Kirkwood, Coalminer (deceased)
Mother Mary Strathern (deceased)
Informant Agnes Wilson, Daughter." 2  MEDI Electronic.


43. Mary STRATHERN

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.


44. Francis HEPBURN

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.

2GROS, SI Death Registrer, GROS/1868. "Michael Hepburn (46), Master Shoemaker, of 57 King Street, Rutherglen DIED at 11:45pm on 2nd November 1868.
Cause Apoplexy for 10 hours, certifed by Dr Greenhill.

Father Francis Hepburn (Farmer)
Mother Mary Walker

Reporther 4/11/1868 by Rosanna Hepburn who made her mark." Rosanna Hepburn or Tonner was illiterate.


45. Mary WALKER

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.


46. Hugh TONNER

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.


47. Jane KELLY

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.


48. James BELL

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.


49. Agnes ROBERTSON

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.


50. Jackson MILLSOP

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.

2Karon Gilliand, Milsop Roots, August 2001. "On 8 June 1823 in the Ayr parish of St Quivox and Newton, Jackson Millsop married Taylor Anderson.

A daughter Elizabeth was born that same year, followed by William in1824, John Anderson in 1827 (born in the Gorbals), Margaret in 1829, James in 1831 and Jackson in 1835.

Jackson was a coal miner born around 1801, seemingly in Ayr, but this has not been established as there is no family presence at that time in Ayr.

It seems likely that he was of Irish origin. There are a few records of Millsop/Millsoap/Milsops etc in Ayr in the early 1820 to 1860s and there is only one listing of the name in the present day in our area. In Ireland the name is found in Co. Arrnagh and Co. Tyrone. In America the name is wide-spread, especially using the Milsaps spelling.

In St Quivox, in the 1841 census was another family, that of Samuel and Helen Milsoap. Samuel was 63 years of age and his wife 35 (perhaps this was meant to be 53 as she is a widow 10 years later aged 63). They were both from Ireland as was their 19 year old daughter Agnes. Their other children were Martha, Margaret, Samuel, William and Sarah born between 1827 to 1836 in Maybole. It seems likely that Jackson and Samuel are related.

In the Ayr Old Parish Records there is a lone entry for the death of 69 year old Margaret Milisap on 5 May 1825, wife of labourer Samuel Millsap. Cause of death was presumed as the decay of nature.

So could this Samuel and Margaret be the parents of Samuel and Jackson? It would mean that my great great grand-mother Margaret (daughter of Jackson) was named after the aforementioned Margaret Johnstone. It is a puzzle and my research will continue until I can verify some facts. By 1881 all traces of the known Millsop ancestors have gone. My guess was that the family emigrated to America and only this past week has that been verified.

There is no trace of Jackson and Taylor after 1841, I can only presume that Jackson died. Taylor on the other hand may have remarried as there is another marriage entry for a Taylor Anderson to Hugh Bradley in Dundonald in 1847. If this is not our Taylor then it is certainly a relative of hers.

So here lies my future research. Wish me luck.


KBG
It was not until the 1841 census return that I discovered that Jackson and Taylor had another daughter, Elizabeth was the first born and she was given as 19 years of age. She probably married soon after that, but I have yet to find out to whom.

WILLIAM was born 12 March 1824 in St. Quivox and Newton, he was a coalminer and married Jean Begnall on 9 February 1845. The couple moved to Kilmarnock where in 1851 brothers Jackson and James are living with them, they were all miners. (Jackson and Taylor most likely died by this time). William and Jean had no children, but in the 1861 census at Auchinleck, they have as adopted daughter Mary McCallum, she is 13 years old and was also born in St.Quivox. But, who was she? It has come to my attention that they eventually had two sons of their own. William born 1860 (but did this baby survive) and George Roy Milisop most likely born in the early 1860s.

JOHN was christened on 5 August 1827 in the Gorbals, Lanark. I had no trace of him and considered him an infant death until it came to light that the John Anderson I was noting as a relative to Taylor was indeed her son, John Anderson Millsop. John married Mary Ballentine on 13 February 1852 in Irvine. A daughter Isabelle was born 1853, New Cumnock; Taylor Anderson, 1855 Irvine; Mary, 1858 Auchinleck; Elizabeth, 1861 in England; Jean Ballentine, 1862 Auchinleck. It would appear that two of these daughters, Taylor and Elizabeth did not survive.

MARGARET was born 14 May 1829 in St.Quivox parish, she married James Bell (who had arrived in Ayr from England) on 12 March 1848 and this Scottish family are outlined in Volume 1, Issue 1 of Family Roots.

JAMES was born 15 October 1831, St. Quivox and Newton, a coal miner he married Anne Ives Muir on 31 July 1853. That same year Jennette was born, followed by Ann Ives in 1855, Irvine; Taylor Anderson in 1857, Auchinleck (also known as Georgina Jen Tylia) was christened in 1860 in York-shire. Elizabeth followed in 1859 and Jackson in 1862; Finally John in 1864, Auchinleck. I could not find this family in the 1861 census.

JACKSON was born 18 May 1835 in St. Quivox & Newton, another coalminer he married Jane McDonald on 3 March 1854, Kilmarnock. Martha was born in 1855 and Jane in 1857 in Auchinleck; William 1859 in Riccarton, Kilmarnock, and John in 1862 back in Auchinleck.

Thus the Ayrshire born Millsops disappear, all four sons leave the land of their birth behind to start a new life in America.


KBG


My hunch about the family emigrating was proven to be correct, I discovered the family tree for a Candy Millsop in America and her ancestors turned out to be the Millsop brothers. Here is what she told me about them.

The family story goes that one of the brothers was found to be teaching the miners how to read and write, this was frowned upon and he had to leave, his brothers followed him out there in the coming years.

William found work as a miner, he and Jean had no more children. Their son George Roy married Mary M. McCormick and they had a family in Sharon, Pennsylvania.

John Anderson is the ancestor of Candy Millsop. John left for America after 1862, a son William was born in Youngstown, Ohio in 1867 followed by James Anderson (whose son John born in 1892 was killed in 1918 in France serving his country. John was a Sergeant in the 58th Infantry), Elizabeth, Anna, Quinton Ballentine and Georgina Tyler in Bethol, Mercer County, Pennsylvania. A large fam-ily thrived from this line of the family. John was a miner too and he died on 8 January 1899 in the Pine Township, Pennsylvania.

Janes J. is missing from the 1861 census which made me wonder if he was the first brother to go to America, however he and Ann (or Anna as she is known in America) are last recorded in Auchinleck in 1864. They had a son Hugh in 1867 at Briar Hill, Mahoning Co. Younstown, Ohio followed by Clara Jane in 1969 Bethol, Mercer Co. Two more chil-dren James and William James completed the fam-ily. James was a saloon keeper in Ohio, he died on 17 August 1896 in Sharpsville, Mercer Co.

Jackson too was a miner he emigrated sometime from 1862. A son Francis was born 1865 in Pennsylvania followed by Mary and Jackson W. The family then went to Youngstown, Ohio where James H, Elizabeth G, Edward and Annie were born, I think Annie did not survive for there are no further details on her. Jackson died on 17 October 1883 in Youngstown.

So as you can see there has been and still is a vast family of Millsop cousins in America. 'thank you Candy.


KEG.".

3GROS, 1841 Census St Quivox, GROS 1841, , General Registrar Office Scotalnd, New Register Square, Edinburgh, St Quivox Book 11 Page23. "1841 Census at Kilmarnock St,Wallacetown, St Quivox, Ayr
Millsop
Jackson, 40, Coal Miner, POB Ayr.
Taylor, 36, POB Ayr.
Elizabeth, 19, POB Ayr.
William, 19, Coal Miner, Ayr.
John, 14, Coal Miner, Ayr.
Margrat, 12, Ayr.
James, 10, Coal Miner, Ayr.
Jackson, 6, Ayr.
William Anderson, 25, Ayr." 2  MEDI Manuscript.

4Karon Gilliand, Milsop Roots.

5GROS, GROS Death Register, GROS 1875, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 595 fr138. "Jackson Millsop must have died between 1841 and 1847.  Taylor went on to marry Hugh Bradley on 30 May 1847 in Dundonald.  This is now verified as I have seen her death certificate today at the registry office.
Taylor Brodie nee Anderson, widow of Hugh Brodie, blacksmith, died 26 April 1875 aged 66 years from congestion of lungs.  She was residing at Ravenspark Hospital, Irvine ( which was previously Cunningham poor house), she is noted on the certificate as being a lunatic (the cheek of it), her parents were Hugh and Mary Anderson ( nee Murdoch).  So there is another piece of the puzzle solved, my instincts were right." 2  MEDI Film.

6Karon Gilliand, Milsop Roots.


51. Taylor ANDERSON

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.

2GROS, OPR, Newton, Ayr, GROS, 1802, Film Number: 452037   Page 067, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 452037. "Taylor ANDERSON
Sex:  M

Event(s):
Birth:  4 Jul 1802
 Newton, Ayr, Scotland

Parents:
Father:  Hugh ANDERSON
Mother:  Mary MURDOCK

Source Information:
 Film Number: 452037
Page Number: 067
Reference Number:  17957." 2  MEDI Film.

3GROS, OPR, St Quivox, Ayr, GROS 1802, C116127  1780-1819  1041406, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, C116127  1780-1819  1041406. "Taylor_ ANDERSON
Sex:  F

Event(s):
Christening:  11 Jul 1802
 St. Quivox And Newton, Ayr, Scotland

Parents:
Father:  Hugh ANDERSON
Mother:  Mary MURDOCH

Source Information:
Batch number:  Dates  Source Call No.
C116127  1780-1819  1041406." 2  MEDI Film.

4GROS, OPR, Newton, Ayr, GROS 1802, pp. 6935111  -  0538123, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 6935111  -  0538123. "Taylor_ ANDERSON
Sex:  F

Event(s):
Christening:  11 Jul 1802
 Newton-On-Ayr, Ayr, Scotland

Parents:
Father:  Hugh ANDERSON
Mother:  Mary MURDOCH
Source Information:

Batch number:   Source Call No.
6935111  -  0538123." 2  MEDI Film.

5Karon Gilliand, Milsop Roots, August 2001. "On 8 June 1823 in the Ayr parish of St Quivox and Newton, Jackson Millsop married Taylor Anderson.

A daughter Elizabeth was born that same year, followed by William in1824, John Anderson in 1827 (born in the Gorbals), Margaret in 1829, James in 1831 and Jackson in 1835.

Jackson was a coal miner born around 1801, seemingly in Ayr, but this has not been established as there is no family presence at that time in Ayr.

It seems likely that he was of Irish origin. There are a few records of Millsop/Millsoap/Milsops etc in Ayr in the early 1820 to 1860s and there is only one listing of the name in the present day in our area. In Ireland the name is found in Co. Arrnagh and Co. Tyrone. In America the name is wide-spread, especially using the Milsaps spelling.

In St Quivox, in the 1841 census was another family, that of Samuel and Helen Milsoap. Samuel was 63 years of age and his wife 35 (perhaps this was meant to be 53 as she is a widow 10 years later aged 63). They were both from Ireland as was their 19 year old daughter Agnes. Their other children were Martha, Margaret, Samuel, William and Sarah born between 1827 to 1836 in Maybole. It seems likely that Jackson and Samuel are related.

In the Ayr Old Parish Records there is a lone entry for the death of 69 year old Margaret Milisap on 5 May 1825, wife of labourer Samuel Millsap. Cause of death was presumed as the decay of nature.

So could this Samuel and Margaret be the parents of Samuel and Jackson? It would mean that my great great grand-mother Margaret (daughter of Jackson) was named after the aforementioned Margaret Johnstone. It is a puzzle and my research will continue until I can verify some facts. By 1881 all traces of the known Millsop ancestors have gone. My guess was that the family emigrated to America and only this past week has that been verified.

There is no trace of Jackson and Taylor after 1841, I can only presume that Jackson died. Taylor on the other hand may have remarried as there is another marriage entry for a Taylor Anderson to Hugh Bradley in Dundonald in 1847. If this is not our Taylor then it is certainly a relative of hers.

So here lies my future research. Wish me luck.


KBG
It was not until the 1841 census return that I discovered that Jackson and Taylor had another daughter, Elizabeth was the first born and she was given as 19 years of age. She probably married soon after that, but I have yet to find out to whom.

WILLIAM was born 12 March 1824 in St. Quivox and Newton, he was a coalminer and married Jean Begnall on 9 February 1845. The couple moved to Kilmarnock where in 1851 brothers Jackson and James are living with them, they were all miners. (Jackson and Taylor most likely died by this time). William and Jean had no children, but in the 1861 census at Auchinleck, they have as adopted daughter Mary McCallum, she is 13 years old and was also born in St.Quivox. But, who was she? It has come to my attention that they eventually had two sons of their own. William born 1860 (but did this baby survive) and George Roy Milisop most likely born in the early 1860s.

JOHN was christened on 5 August 1827 in the Gorbals, Lanark. I had no trace of him and considered him an infant death until it came to light that the John Anderson I was noting as a relative to Taylor was indeed her son, John Anderson Millsop. John married Mary Ballentine on 13 February 1852 in Irvine. A daughter Isabelle was born 1853, New Cumnock; Taylor Anderson, 1855 Irvine; Mary, 1858 Auchinleck; Elizabeth, 1861 in England; Jean Ballentine, 1862 Auchinleck. It would appear that two of these daughters, Taylor and Elizabeth did not survive.

MARGARET was born 14 May 1829 in St.Quivox parish, she married James Bell (who had arrived in Ayr from England) on 12 March 1848 and this Scottish family are outlined in Volume 1, Issue 1 of Family Roots.

JAMES was born 15 October 1831, St. Quivox and Newton, a coal miner he married Anne Ives Muir on 31 July 1853. That same year Jennette was born, followed by Ann Ives in 1855, Irvine; Taylor Anderson in 1857, Auchinleck (also known as Georgina Jen Tylia) was christened in 1860 in York-shire. Elizabeth followed in 1859 and Jackson in 1862; Finally John in 1864, Auchinleck. I could not find this family in the 1861 census.

JACKSON was born 18 May 1835 in St. Quivox & Newton, another coalminer he married Jane McDonald on 3 March 1854, Kilmarnock. Martha was born in 1855 and Jane in 1857 in Auchinleck; William 1859 in Riccarton, Kilmarnock, and John in 1862 back in Auchinleck.

Thus the Ayrshire born Millsops disappear, all four sons leave the land of their birth behind to start a new life in America.


KBG


My hunch about the family emigrating was proven to be correct, I discovered the family tree for a Candy Millsop in America and her ancestors turned out to be the Millsop brothers. Here is what she told me about them.

The family story goes that one of the brothers was found to be teaching the miners how to read and write, this was frowned upon and he had to leave, his brothers followed him out there in the coming years.

William found work as a miner, he and Jean had no more children. Their son George Roy married Mary M. McCormick and they had a family in Sharon, Pennsylvania.

John Anderson is the ancestor of Candy Millsop. John left for America after 1862, a son William was born in Youngstown, Ohio in 1867 followed by James Anderson (whose son John born in 1892 was killed in 1918 in France serving his country. John was a Sergeant in the 58th Infantry), Elizabeth, Anna, Quinton Ballentine and Georgina Tyler in Bethol, Mercer County, Pennsylvania. A large fam-ily thrived from this line of the family. John was a miner too and he died on 8 January 1899 in the Pine Township, Pennsylvania.

Janes J. is missing from the 1861 census which made me wonder if he was the first brother to go to America, however he and Ann (or Anna as she is known in America) are last recorded in Auchinleck in 1864. They had a son Hugh in 1867 at Briar Hill, Mahoning Co. Younstown, Ohio followed by Clara Jane in 1969 Bethol, Mercer Co. Two more chil-dren James and William James completed the fam-ily. James was a saloon keeper in Ohio, he died on 17 August 1896 in Sharpsville, Mercer Co.

Jackson too was a miner he emigrated sometime from 1862. A son Francis was born 1865 in Pennsylvania followed by Mary and Jackson W. The family then went to Youngstown, Ohio where James H, Elizabeth G, Edward and Annie were born, I think Annie did not survive for there are no further details on her. Jackson died on 17 October 1883 in Youngstown.

So as you can see there has been and still is a vast family of Millsop cousins in America. 'thank you Candy.


KEG.".

6GROS, SI Death Record, GROS/1875, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 1875/595/138. "GROS Death Record, Viewed 18/11/2002
Reg. District Irvine
Ref: 1875/Irvine/138
Name Taylor Brodie, Lunatic
Usual Address Cunningham Combination Poorhouse
Age 66
Date of Death 26/4/1875
Cause Congestion of the lungs, 10 days
Certified By Charles Auld
Address Cunningham Combination Poorhouse
Spouse Hugh Brodie, Blacksmith
Father Hugh Anderson, Coalminer (deceased)
Mother Mary Murdoch (deceased)
Informant Hugh Lockhart, Governor, Cunningham Combination Poorhouse." 2  MEDI Electronic.

7GROS, GROS Death Register, GROS 1875, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 595 fr138. "Jackson Millsop must have died between 1841 and 1847.  Taylor went on to marry Hugh Bradley on 30 May 1847 in Dundonald.  This is now verified as I have seen her death certificate today at the registry office.
Taylor Brodie nee Anderson, widow of Hugh Brodie, blacksmith, died 26 April 1875 aged 66 years from congestion of lungs.  She was residing at Ravenspark Hospital, Irvine ( which was previously Cunningham poor house), she is noted on the certificate as being a lunatic (the cheek of it), her parents were Hugh and Mary Anderson ( nee Murdoch).  So there is another piece of the puzzle solved, my instincts were right." 2  MEDI Film.

8Kilmarnock Parish Poor Records, Parish of Kilmarnock 1872. "1512    GENERAL REGISTER OF POOR BELONGING TO KILMARNOCK
Name Taylor Anderson Broddie
Residence Crookedholm
Age 65
Date of Minute of ??th Aug 1872
Amount and Description of Relief authorized Glengall Asylum
Country and Place of Birth and, if in Scotland, Parish of Birth Scotland
Religious Denomination, whether Protestant Protestant
Condition-If Adult Married
Trade or Occupation Housewife
Wholly or Partially Disabled Wholly
Description of Disablement Insane
Wholly or Partially Destitute Partially
Earnings This is blank
Nature of Settlement Husband's Residence
Name and Age of Wife None
Name, Age & weekly earnings of Husband, Wife, child Husband, Hugh Broddie  (   ) a blacksmith @ I can't read this per week in Crookedholm
Bottom half of paper reads: Date Change of Circumstances and Subsequent Proceedings.
1872 August 13 Sent to Glengall Asylum
1872 June 21 Discharged and put on Roll at 2/6 a week
1873 July 15 Sent to Glengall Asylum
Date unreadable Sent to lunatic ward of Poorhouse
1875 April 26th Died in Cunningham Combination Poorhouse this day.".

9GROS, Census 1851, GROS 1851, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, Bk 4 Pg 48. "GROS Census Record
Year 1851
Reg. District Rickarton, Ayr
Reference No. Book 4 Page 48
Entry Number 163
Address 163 Dykehead Colliery
Name Age Rel. Mar Sex Occ. PoB
Hugh Bradley 40 H M M Blacksmith Ireland
Taylor Bradley 38 W M F Ayr." Dykehead Colliery was owned by the Portland Iron Co., located in Hurlford, on the outskirts of  Kilmarnock.2  MEDI Book.


52. Charles MC CARRELL

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.

2GROS, GROS OPRI Birth Record, GROS 1814, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 612 1 1 4. "Birth Charles MacKerrel 6th Nov 1814
at St Quivox, Ayr

Father: James MacKerrel
Mother: Elizabeth Halliday." 2  MEDI Film.

3GROS, 1861 Census, GROS 1861, , Collection of Grahame Taylor, Crest Cottage, High Street, Marchington
Staffs, 1861-3 P2/3. "GROS Census Record, 1861
Year 1861
Reg. District Dreghorn
Reference No. District 3 Pages 2/3
Entry Number
Address 3 Crosshill Square
Name Age Rel. Mar Sex Occ. PoB
Charles McCardle 44 H M M Coalminer St Quivox
Helen 44 W M F Stranraer
Charles 25 S U M Coalminer Newton, Ayr
Elizabeth 23 D U F Muslin Sewer St Quivox, Ayr
William 19 S U M Coalminer St Quivox, Ayr
Edgar 12 S U M Coalminer St Quivox, Ayr
Alexander 9 S U M Scholar Dreghorn
Robert 7 S U M Scholar Dreghorn
Helen 5 D U D Dreghorn
Charles 4 Neph U M Dreghorn." The Correct address is Corsehill Square2  MEDI Manuscript.

4GRO, IGI Marrage Record, GRO, M116126  1820-1854  1041405   Film  6901133, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 1041405. "HELEN TAYLOR    Sex:  F
Marriage(s):
Spouse:  CHARLES MCCARDLE
Marriage:  29 Nov 1835    St. Quivox And Newton, Ayr, Scotland

M116126  1820-1854  1041405   Film  6901133   Film
Sheet:." Groom's name spelt "McCardle" on record.2  MEDI Electronic.

5GROS, GROS Marriage Index, GROS 1835, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 458022. "Helen TAYLOR
Sex:  F

Marriage(s):
Spouse:  Charles MCARDLE
Marriage:  Abt. 1835
 , Ayr, Scotland

Source Information:

 Film Number: 458022." 2  MEDI Film.

6GRO, Marrage Certificate, GRO Scotland, .47, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 60326. "William McCarrol (21) from Dreghorn  MARRIED Margaret Parker (19) from Irvine  at Irvine on 21/8/63

Groom's Parents
Charles McCarrol Coalminer
Helen Taylor

Bride's Parents
William Parker, Carrier (Deceased)
Margaret Orr

Minister
James Sommerville

Witness
John Smith
Matthew Calquhane

Registrar
William Orr." Extract of Certificate on File2  MEDI Manuscript.

7GRO, McCarrel/Parker  Marrage Certificate, p. 47.

8GROS, Mc Carrell 1861 Census.


53. Helen TAYLOR

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.

2GRO, IGI Birth Record, GRO, Film Number: 451178    Page Number: 0214, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 451178. "Helen TAYLOR    Sex:  F
Event(s):  Birth:  1817  Of Dreghorn, Ayr, Scotland
Marriage(s):
Spouse:  Charles MCARDLE
 Film Number: 451178    Page Number: 0214
Reference Number:  34661." 2  MEDI Electronic.

3GROS, 1861 Census, GROS 1861, , Collection of Grahame Taylor, Crest Cottage, High Street, Marchington
Staffs, 1861-3 P2/3. "GROS Census Record, 1861
Year 1861
Reg. District Dreghorn
Reference No. District 3 Pages 2/3
Entry Number
Address 3 Crosshill Square
Name Age Rel. Mar Sex Occ. PoB
Charles McCardle 44 H M M Coalminer St Quivox
Helen 44 W M F Stranraer
Charles 25 S U M Coalminer Newton, Ayr
Elizabeth 23 D U F Muslin Sewer St Quivox, Ayr
William 19 S U M Coalminer St Quivox, Ayr
Edgar 12 S U M Coalminer St Quivox, Ayr
Alexander 9 S U M Scholar Dreghorn
Robert 7 S U M Scholar Dreghorn
Helen 5 D U D Dreghorn
Charles 4 Neph U M Dreghorn." The Correct address is Corsehill Square2  MEDI Manuscript.


54. William PARKER

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.

2IGI Birth Record, IGI, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT. "William PARKER    Sex:  M
Event(s):
Birth:  30 Sep 1796    Irvine, Ayr, Scotland
Parents:
Father:  Thomas PARKER
Mother:  Jane GIBB." 2  MEDI Electronic.

3GRO, Marrage Certificate, GRO Scotland, p. 47, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 60326. "William McCarrol (21) from Dreghorn  MARRIED Margaret Parker (19) from Irvine  at Irvine on 21/8/63

Groom's Parents
Charles McCarrol Coalminer
Helen Taylor

Bride's Parents
William Parker, Carrier (Deceased)
Margaret Orr

Minister
James Sommerville

Witness
John Smith
Matthew Calquhane

Registrar
William Orr." Extract of Certificate on File2  MEDI Manuscript.

4GRO, IGI Marrage Record, GRO 1855/1875, M115954  1820-1854  1041384, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 1041384. "Mary ORR
Sex:  F
Marriage(s):
Spouse:  William PARKER
Marriage:  30 Nov 1823
 Irvine, Ayr, Scotland
M115954  1820-1854  1041384." On File2  MEDI Manuscript.

5GRO, McCarrel/Parker  Marrage Certificate, p. 47.


55. Mary ORR

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.

21881 Census, GRO, Film 0203599     GRO Ref    Volume 595    EnumDist 4    Page 19, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT. 2  MEDI Electronic. "Dwelling: 21 Glasgow Vennel
Census Place: Irvine, Ayr, Scotland
Source:FHL Film 0203599 GRO Ref Volume 595    EnumDist 4    Page 19
   MarrAgeSex Birthplace
Jane PARKER W 25 F Dalrymple, Ayr, Scotland
Rel: Head
Occ: Farm Worker
Mary PARKER 80 F Irvine, Ayr, Scotland
Rel: Mother In Law
Thomas PARKER 5M Irvine, Ayr, Scotland
Rel: Son
Mary PARKER 3 F Irvine, Ayr, Scotland
Rel: Daugh."

31881 Census, Film 0203599     GRO Ref    Volume 595    EnumDist 4    Page 19. "Dwelling: 21 Glasgow Vennel
Census Place: Irvine, Ayr, Scotland
Source:FHL Film 0203599 GRO Ref Volume 595    EnumDist 4    Page 19
   MarrAgeSex Birthplace
Jane PARKER W 25 F Dalrymple, Ayr, Scotland
Rel: Head
Occ: Farm Worker
Mary PARKER 80 F Irvine, Ayr, Scotland
Rel: Mother In Law
Thomas PARKER 5M Irvine, Ayr, Scotland
Rel: Son
Mary PARKER 3 F Irvine, Ayr, Scotland
Rel: Daugh."


60. William STEWART

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.

2GRO, Marrage Record OPR, GRO, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 44866. "Copy of entry in OPR for 30th April 1838." On file2  MEDI Manuscript.


61. Margaret TANNOCK

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.


62. William THOMSON

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.


63. Mary RANKIN

1Grahame Taylor, GEDCOM File : Taylor.ged, 16 Sep 2003. Crest Cottage
High Street
Marchington, Staffs, ST14 8LD.

21881 Census, GRO, FHL Film 0203597     GRO Ref    Volume 590-1    EnumDist 1    Page 14, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT. 2  MEDI Electronic. " Dwelling: Dalmellington Road Drybridge (Hamlet)
Census Place: Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland
Source: FHL Film 0203597     GRO Ref    Volume 590-1    EnumDist 1    Page 14
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Mary RANKIN U 53 F Kilwinning, Ayr, Scotland
Rel: Head
Occ: Ag Lab
John A. ROSS U 22 M Irvine, Ayr, Scotland
Rel: Boarder
Occ: Blacksmith." Birth Date as per census 1828.

3Birth Death and Marrage Certificates, GRO, Death Certificate 1914 Dundonald, Ayr, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT. "Death Certificate 1914 age 91 dob 1821."

4Birth Death and Marrage Certificates, Dreghorn, Ayr. "Death Certificate, 1914 at age 91."

5IGI Birth Record, IGI, C115905  1819-1855  1041340, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT, 1041340. "Mary RANKIN
Sex:  F

Event(s):
Christening:  3 Apr 1826
 Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland

Parents:
Father:  William RANKIN
Mother:  Mary NICHOLSON

C115905  1819-1855  1041340." 2  MEDI Electronic.

61881 Census, FHL Film 0203597     GRO Ref    Volume 590-1    EnumDist 1    Page 14. " Dwelling: Dalmellington Road Drybridge (Hamlet)
Census Place: Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland
Source: FHL Film 0203597     GRO Ref    Volume 590-1    EnumDist 1    Page 14
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Mary RANKIN U 53 F Kilwinning, Ayr, Scotland
Rel: Head
Occ: Ag Lab
John A. ROSS U 22 M Irvine, Ayr, Scotland
Rel: Boarder
Occ: Blacksmith."

7GRO, 1891 Census, GRO, P21 Drybridge, Dundonald, Ayr, , General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, EH1 3YT. 2  MEDI Manuscript. "Mary Rankin, 64 F Head, Unmarried, Outdoor Worker, POB Kilwinning Ayr."

81881 Census, FHL Film 0203597     GRO Ref    Volume 590-1    EnumDist 1    Page 14. " Dwelling: Dalmellington Road Drybridge (Hamlet)
Census Place: Dundonald, Ayr, Scotland
Source: FHL Film 0203597     GRO Ref    Volume 590-1    EnumDist 1    Page 14
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Mary RANKIN U 53 F Kilwinning, Ayr, Scotland
Rel: Head
Occ: Ag Lab
John A. ROSS U 22 M Irvine, Ayr, Scotland
Rel: Boarder
Occ: Blacksmith."