Difference between revisions of "William Taylor (of Nottingham)"
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1891 Railway contractor, employer, lived in Carrington, Beeston, with Jane H Taylor 42, John H Taylor 21, mechanical draughtsman, Edith A Taylor 11, Eleanor M Taylor 17, Jennie E Taylor 15, Wm Herby Taylor 11, Ernest J Taylor 12, Chas Edgar Taylor 9, Ann L Taylor 7, Fred Taylor 4, Claude Taylor 3, Walter Taylor 9 months<ref>1891 census</ref> | 1891 Railway contractor, employer, lived in Carrington, Beeston, with Jane H Taylor 42, John H Taylor 21, mechanical draughtsman, Edith A Taylor 11, Eleanor M Taylor 17, Jennie E Taylor 15, Wm Herby Taylor 11, Ernest J Taylor 12, Chas Edgar Taylor 9, Ann L Taylor 7, Fred Taylor 4, Claude Taylor 3, Walter Taylor 9 months<ref>1891 census</ref> | ||
1895 With his brother formed [[Taylor Brothers ( | 1895 With his brother formed [[Taylor Brothers (Sandiacre)|Taylor Brothers]] | ||
c.1896 Proposed for membership of the I Mech E but it seems that the proposal was refused, despite the protest of George D. Hughes, his supporter. | c.1896 Proposed for membership of the I Mech E but it seems that the proposal was refused, despite the protest of George D. Hughes, his supporter. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:36, 20 November 2018
William Taylor (1848- ) ironfounder and engineer.
1848 Born in Lenton, Notts, son of John Taylor, iron turner, and his wife Mary [1][2]
Educated at Beilby's Academy, Nottingham
1864 Started work for his father at John Taylor and Son, Midland Works, Nottingham.
1869 Married Jane Harris Laurence in Nottingham[3]
c.1870 became a partner in the firm
1871 Machinist, lived in Nottingham with Jane Taylor 22, John Harry Taylor 10 Months[4]
1883 of Midland Iron Works. Became an associate of I Mech E
1885 of Midland Foundry, Queen's Road, Nottingham.
1891 Railway contractor, employer, lived in Carrington, Beeston, with Jane H Taylor 42, John H Taylor 21, mechanical draughtsman, Edith A Taylor 11, Eleanor M Taylor 17, Jennie E Taylor 15, Wm Herby Taylor 11, Ernest J Taylor 12, Chas Edgar Taylor 9, Ann L Taylor 7, Fred Taylor 4, Claude Taylor 3, Walter Taylor 9 months[5]
1895 With his brother formed Taylor Brothers
c.1896 Proposed for membership of the I Mech E but it seems that the proposal was refused, despite the protest of George D. Hughes, his supporter.
1901 Member of I Mech E
1911 William Taylor 62, engineer and iron founder, railway plant, employer, lived in Stapleford, Notts, with Jane Harris Taylor 62, Edith Agnes Taylor 39, Elenora Mary Taylor 37, Jenny Elizabeth Taylor 35, Ernest Joseph Taylor 32, Claude Taylor 23, Walter Taylor 20[6]
See Also
Sources of Information
- Mechanical Engineer Records