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1837 of Warwick Lane, Newgate St, London<ref>London Electoral Register</ref> | 1837 of Warwick Lane, Newgate St, London<ref>London Electoral Register</ref> | ||
1841 Joseph Tylor 45, brazier and brass founder, lived in York Road place, Stoke Newington with Harriet Tylor 40, [[Alfred Tylor]] 17, Harriett Tylor 14, Edward Tylor 8, Louis Tylor 4<ref>1841 census</ref> | |||
presumably ancestor of [[Joseph John Tylor]] (of Campden Hill) and [[William Tylor]] (of Cheniston Gardens) who had a warehouse at 2 Newgate St in 1891.<ref>London Electoral Register</ref> | presumably ancestor of [[Joseph John Tylor]] (of Campden Hill) and [[William Tylor]] (of Cheniston Gardens) who had a warehouse at 2 Newgate St in 1891.<ref>London Electoral Register</ref> | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 30 November 2016
1837 of Warwick Lane, Newgate St, London[1]
1841 Joseph Tylor 45, brazier and brass founder, lived in York Road place, Stoke Newington with Harriet Tylor 40, Alfred Tylor 17, Harriett Tylor 14, Edward Tylor 8, Louis Tylor 4[2]
presumably ancestor of Joseph John Tylor (of Campden Hill) and William Tylor (of Cheniston Gardens) who had a warehouse at 2 Newgate St in 1891.[3]
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