My Family Tree of Taylor

At the moment, the earliest relation I can trace is Thomas George Taylor, born in Alverstoke in1830 who is my Great Great Grandfather on my maternal side. He married Rebbeca Taylor who also came from Alverstoke in 1831. According to the 1881 census, they had 3 children and a grand daughter living with them at 13 Clarence Yard;
Tomas Taylor aged 51, born 1830 in Alverstoke
Rebbeca Taylor aged 50, born in Alverstoke
Thomas G. Taylor aged 23, born 1858 in Alverstoke
Georgina E Taylor aged 14, born 1867 in Sheerness, Kent
Alfred J Taylor aged 13, born 1868 in Sheerness, Kent
Rebbeca Payne aged 5, born 1876 in Gosport
Currently I have no pictures of him or who his wife was, or how many children they had, but Alfred John Taylor is my maternal Great Grandfather.

Name	Relation	Marital Status	Gender	DOB	Age	Birthplace	Address	Occupation

Thomas Taylor	Head	Married	Male	1830	51	Alverstoke	13 Clarence Yard	Mariner
Rebbeca Taylor	Wife	Married	Female	1831	50	Alverstoke
Thomas G. Taylor	Son	Single	Male	1858	23	Alverstoke		Labourer
Georgina E Taylor	Daughter	Single	Female	1867	14	Sheerness, Kent
Alfred J. Taylor	Son	Single	Male	1868	13	Sheerness, Kent
Rebecca Payne	Grand child	Single	Female	1876	5	Gosport

He married Eliza Ruth Newberry in St. Thomas' Church Elson, on the 21st April 1897. He was 29 and she was 23.
The witnesses were both of their fathers.
Thomas was a pensioner R.N. and Eliza's father was William Newberry, a labourer. The vicar was Howard E. Betts.
Witnesses were Thomas and Rebecca Emily Payne

		Back row from left to right: Jack, Harold, George, Arthur Front row from left to right Bob, Alfred Taylor (Great Grandad), Eliza Taylor (Great Grandmother) and Alfie


		Uncle Harold, a Petty Officer in the Royal Navy, was killed when HMS Penelope was sunk on February 18th 1944. by a torpedo from U-boat U410, off Anzio (415 lost).