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Note: her name comes from the death registration of Andew Taylor (she had died earlier)
but the name is a bit unclear and is more likely to have been Christine or Christina, her last name also may have been Millar
we will need to find more documents to determine what was correct
1841 Scottish Census, Marykirk, Kincardineshire
address Luthernuir Street
Andrew Taylor, head, age 28, occ: Linen Hand Loom Weaver, born in Scotland
Christan Millie(sic) [Miller?] , female, age 30, occ F.S. [Family Sevant?]
Margaret Paul, age 10, [stepdaughter]
A.C. Paul, age 8, male, [stepson]
Mary Taylor, [daughter], age 4
Christian Taylor, [daughter], age 2
Isabel Taylor, [daughter], age 6 months
(Note 1841 census recorded neither relationships nor places of birth, and often omitted occupations)
I sumise that the 2 Paul children may have been Christian/Christina Miller's by a previous marriage or perhaps by a deceased
unmarried father, and that Miller was either her maiden name or she had married someone named Miller also now deceased,
The Taylor children were either from a previous/deceased wife of Andrew's or could also have been Christian's especially the
girl also named Christian and the baby Isabel but we have no evidence of any of that yet - we need some birth registrations)
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1851 Scottish Census, Marykirk, Kincardineshire, ED 8, page 13, family schedule 66
address : Luthermend(sic in transcription) probably Luthermuir Street
Andrew Taylor, head, age 37, born in Dysart, Fifeshire, occ: handloom weaver
Christian Taylor, wife, age 42, born in Montrose, Forfarshire
Margaret Paul, stepdaughter, age 20, born in Montrose, Forfarshire, occ: handloom weaver, mother's name: Christian
Alexander Paul, stepson, age 18, born in Old Machar, Aberdeen, occ: Ag Laborer
Mary Taylor, daughter, age 14, born in Marykirk, Kincardineshire
Christian Taylor, daughter, age 12, born in Marykirk, Kincardineshire, occ: winder of yarn
Jessie Taylor, daughter, age 8, born in Marykirk, Kincardineshire, occ: scholar
James Taylor, son, age 5, born in Marykirk, Kincardineshire
Jean Farquhar, granddaughter, age 11 months
(unclear who the parents of Jean Farquhar were, she might have been the child of an unmarried Margaret Paul)
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1861 Scottish Census, Marykirk, Kincardineshire, ed 7, page 9 family schedule 48
address 40 Luthermuir Street
Andrew Taylor, head, age 48, born in Dysart, Fifeshire, occ: Linen Weaver
Christina Taylor, wife, age 52, born in Montrose, Forfarshire, occ: seamstress
Isabella Taylor, daughter, age 21, born in Marykirk, Kincardineshire, occ: seamstress
Jessie taylor, daughter, age 18, born in Marykirk, Kincardineshire, occ: linen weaver
William Taylor, son, age 8, son, born in Marykirk, Kincardineshire, occ: scholar
Mary Beattie, granddaughter, age 4, born in Marykirk, Kincardineshire
George Paul Ferrise, grandson, age 8 months
(again it is unclear who the parents of these two new grandchildren were,
they could have been the children of Mary or Christian/Christina, now married
unknown where James was, he now would be 15)
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1871 Scottish census - not located yet)
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