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You will still need William's father's name to have any hope of tracking his birth in Ireland down.

Who told you Wilfred died in the war age 15 Darren? He wouldn't have been 15 as he was 9 in 1901 census.

This is him anyway,
http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/1420663/LAWRENCE,%20WILFRED%20ROBERT

going by the parents that have already been found for you on your thread

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/ancestors/thread/1313009

he was born in Limerick Ireland thats what my mother told me tonight

Darren if you keep starting new threads asking the same thing you are going to end up with them being reported.

I am not going to waste my time replying to your threads if you are going to delete

So you chose to delete the thread about William Taylor???

Purchase the marriage cert as I have already mentioned...or ask your grandmother

The name William Taylor is too common to find anything without somesort of clue

Darren, the problem with finding the birth of William J Taylor is that it is such a common name, there are 100s of them. You need to get the marriage certificate for William and your grandmother ( the reference is on your threads) and that will probably give you an age for William when he married, and should give you William's father's name and occupation. It will then be easier to find William with his parents on a census...which should give you a place of birth and year so you can look for a birth registration.

Darren Please stick to the thread you have, the same people look on there as look on this board, and if people help here they will probably only duplicate what has already been found on the several threads you have.

send me a message if you wish and I will try to help you with sorting the information that has already been given to you, if you tell me what is confusing. :-)

Please i am finding this very confusing .i would like some help on my thread some of the information on my tree i was given don't make sence

Thank you


Darren M Taylor