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William James Taylor (c1864-1928) of W. J. Taylor
1911 Living at 6 Bridge Street, Exeter: William James Taylor (age 47 born Exeter), Coach Builder. With his wife Amy Loveday Taylor and their son Frederick William Taylor (age 21 born Exeter), Coach Builder, and two daughters.[1]
1928 November 14th. Died. Of 6 Bridge Street. Probate to his widow Amy Loveday Taylor.
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