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Timothy Taylor

Timothy was born in 1827 in Bingley, Yorkshire, England.¹ Timothy's father was Richard Taylor and his mother was Elizabeth Petyt. His maternal grandparents were Thomas Pettyt and Ann Holmes. He had a brother and a sister, named Henry and Jane. He was the second oldest of the three children. He died before 1901.

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General Notes
- Timothy Taylor purchased the beerhouse (now known as the Volunteers) in Lawkholme Lane and the New Inn at Bocking during 1859. These were his first two pubs. In 1860 the Aireworth (later Airedale) Volunteers were formed and Timothy was a member of its ranks. The corps made their first appearance in full uniform in January 1861. Being a trained tailor by his father Richard Taylor in Bingley, his birthplace, Timothy is said to have made the uniforms for the men. A Bradford Telegraph & Argus article from August 1933 described how "a firm known as Timothy Taylor's of School Lane, Keighley, had made uniforms of light grey cloth, with red cuffs and collars and black belts. The volunteers of that day also wore grey shakos (hats) with a red ball on top". Upon Timothy removing to Keighley c1857 a branch of Taylor & Son's, tailors, drapers and hatters, was set up in Low Street. Timothy commenced brewing at Cook Lane in 1858 and continued with the tailoring business until at least 1861.

Occupation Details
- Timothy's occupation was Brewer.

Ancestor Pedigree Chart
- Richard Taylor
  - b.  1796 in Bingley, Yorkshire, England d.Sep 1872 in Keighley, Yorkshire, England
  
  Timothy Taylor
  - b.  1827 in Bingley, Yorkshire, England d.<  1901
  
  George Petty ^*
  - b.~  1680 in Hazlewood, Yorkshire, England
  
  Henry Pettyt
  - b.  1700 in Hazlewood, Yorkshire, England d.May 1772 in Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire, England
  
  George Petyt
  - b.  1732 in Hazlewood, Yorkshire, England d.Jul 1772 in Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire, England
  
  Christopher Holmes
  - b.~  1680 in Denton, Otley, Yorkshire, England
  
  Ellen Holmes
  - b.  1700 in West Hall, Nesfield [-With-Langbar], Ilkley, Yorkshire, England d.Mar 1764 in Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire, England
  
  (Unknown) (Holmes)
  - b.~  1680
  
  Thomas Pettyt
  - b.Aug 1757 in Hazlewood, Yorkshire, England d.  1830
  
  Elizabeth Phillips
  - b.  1733 in Halton, Yorkshire, England d.  1803 in Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire, England
  
  Elizabeth Petyt
  - b.02 Nov 1794 in Hazlewood, Yorkshire, England d.<  1871
  
  John Holmes
  - b.~  1730 in Hazlewood, Yorkshire, England
  
  Ann Holmes
  - b.  1754 in Hazlewood, Yorkshire, England
  
  Mercy (Holmes)
  - b.~  1730
  
  ^*There are earlier generations for the ancestor(s) indicated. See their page(s) for details (click name)

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¹ 1851 England Census
Sources/Citations 1891 England Census, 1871 England Census, 1881 England Census, 1841 England Census, 1861 England Census