John often becomes Jack, but unusual the other way round. Birth registered as Jack.
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Seems to be in a GR member's tree as JOHN.......try making contact.
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Unfortunately Jack and John Taylor are very common names, and he could have moved to anywhere when he left the Industrial School, assuming that's him in 1921.
There are lots of possible marriage and death records, all over the UK and abroad.
Perhaps he emigrated. ???? Just a suggestion - can't see this man in later records.
John Taylor in the UK and Ireland, Outward Passenger Lists, 1890-1960 Name John Taylor Gender Male Departure Age 29 Birth Date abt 1909 Departure Date 10 Dec 1938 Departure Port England Ship Name Montrose Shipping Line Canadian Pacific Destination Port Halifax, Canada Master H J Ferguson
Address: c/o CPR, London EC. Occupation: Farming
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So he remarried but had none of his children from his first marriage with him in 1921
Note not seeing an actual marriage
1921 Census Of England & Wales 66, Peppercroft Street, Gravesend, Kent, England
Household members (9 people)
First name(s) Last name Relationship to head Sex Birth year Age in years Birth place Occupation Employer Joseph John Taylor Head Male 1875 45 Wells, Norfolk, England Ships Electrical Work Wireman For Electric Lighting Atlantic Transport Comp Thirza Elizabeth Taylor Wife Female 1888 32 Stanhoe, Norfolk, England Home Duties - Donald Arthur Taylor Son Male 1914 7 Gravesend, Kent, England - - Harriett Elizabeth Taylor Daughter Female 1917 4 Gravesend, Kent, England - - Edward Charles Taylor Son Male 1919 1 Gravesend, Kent, England - - Reginald George Howell Nephew Male 1915 6 Gravesend, Kent, England - - Susan Carmen Howell Sister-in-law Female 1895 25 Stanhoe, Norfolk, England Brewery Work Beer Trolly Worker Russells Brewery Comp Helen Sophia Howell Sister-in-law Female 1900 21 Stanhoe, Norfolk, England Brewery Work Beer Trolly Worker Russells Brewery Comp John James Howell Brother Male 1894 27 Stanhoe, Norfolk, England Cinema Attendant Cinema Comp
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Kingsnorth changed its name to Stanhope School before becoming an approved school in the 1930’s.
Kent History & Library centre could well have records of where the boys moved on to employment. All above found by Googling Kingsnorth School.
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James Taylor in 1911 1911 Census For England & Wales 4 Cottage Place East Crescent Road Gravesend, Gravesend, Kent, England View original record Add to tree Print More actions Household members (8 people) Copy to clipboard First name(s) Last name Relationship to head Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place James Taylor Head Widower Male 34 1877 Electrician and wireman Northumberland South Shields Eliza Taylor Daughter - Female 12 1899 School Wells Nortfolk James Taylor Son - Male 10 1901 School Gravesend Kent Charles Taylor Son - Male 8 1903 School Gravesend Kent Fredrick Taylor Son - Male 7 1904 School Gravesend Kent William Taylor Son - Male 3 1908 - Gravesend Kent John Taylor Son - Male 1 1910 - Gravesend Kent Polly Taylor Mother Married Female 63 1848 - Wells Norfolk
So is calling him John on the census
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Possibly in an industrial school in 1921
1921 Census Of England & Wales Kent County Industrial School, Kingsnorth, Kent, England First name(s) Jack Institution description Kent County Industrial School, Kingsnorth Last name Taylor Parish Kingsnorth Sex Male Registration district West Ashford Birth year 1908 Registration district number 55 Census date 19 June 1921 Sub-district Ashford Age in years 13 Sub-district number 2 Age in months 3 Enumeration district number 17 Age as transcribed 13 y 3 m County Kent Relationship to head Inmate Country England Orphanhood Mother Dead Parliamentary borough or division Kent PC, Ashford Div. Birth place Northfleet, Kent, England Archive The National Archives Birth town Northfleet Archive series RG 15 Birth county Kent Piece number 04300 Birth country England District reference RD 55 RS 2 ED 14, 15, 16, 17 Birth place as transcribed Kent, Northfleet Schedule type code PPP Nationality British Born Schedule type Prison, multiple page, 70+ entries Education Whole-Time Other household member's first name(s) - Language used to complete form English Other household member's last name - Person making return W H Griffen Record set 1921 Census Of England & Wales House name Kent County Industrial School Category Census, land & surveys Address Kent County Industrial School Subcategory Census Institution name Kent County Industrial School Kingsnorth Collections from Great Britain, England
? Death TAYLOR, AGNES 36 GRO Reference: 1911 M Quarter in GRAVESEND Volume 02A Page 448
Birth
TAYLOR, JACK CONNELL GRO Reference: 1909 D Quarter in GRAVESEND Volume 02A Page 643
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Once you have found the register references on freebmd you can apply to the GRO for certificates. A death certificate is often the only way to get the actual date of death.
Have you found him on the 1939 register?If he is not then your options are that he is dead, gone abroad, already signed up and in Barracks. Because of his age you should also check the CWGC to see if he died during the war - unless you know different.
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Have you done any research yourself?
Try looking at freebmd
For connections on here, look in ‘search all member trees’
When and where did the parents die? Who registered their deaths? Where and when were they married?
Are they on censuses after the child’s birth?
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Does anyone have any information on the above.
He as born 16 October 1909 in Gravesend, Kent. His father was called Joseph John Taylor (but was born Joseph John Kemp). His mother was called Agnes Connell.
I am looking for his date and place of death and also did he marry and if so does anyone have details of his marriage(s).
Many thanks.
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