George Crosland Taylor
George Crosland Taylor (c1858-1923) of the Telegraph Manufacturing Co and British Insulated and Helsby Cables
c.1858 Born in Huddersfield, the son of Henry Dyson Taylor
1861 Residing at Greenhead Villas, Greenhead Lane, Huddersfield: Henry Dyson Taylor (age 34 born Almonsbury), Fancy Woollen Manufacturer. With his wife Sarah, two daughters and sons George C. Taylor (age 3 born Huddersfield) and Allan Taylor (age 1 born Huddersfield).[1]
1881 Residing at Greenhead Road, Huddersfield: Henry Dyson Taylor (age 55 born Huddersfield), Fancy Woollen Manufacturer - 500 hands. With his wife Sarah, one daughter and sons George C. Taylor (age 23 born Huddersfield), Fancy Woollen Manufacturer; and James Taylor (age 20 born Huddersfield), Worsted Spinner.[2]
1883 George Crosland Taylor, of Deeside Electric Works, Neston[3], started business to manufacture cables at the Deeside Electric Works.
1889 Became an Associate of the Institution of Electrical Engineers
1889 Birth of son Claude Crosland Taylor
1922 Director of works, electric cable maker, of Helsby and Prescot, lived in Anglesey with Christine Crosland Taylor 23 and Constance Adele Taylor 27[4]
1923 Died