William TAGGETT
- Born: 5 Sep 1789, Gibraltar
- Baptised: 1 Feb 1790, King's Chapel, Gibraltar
Marriage: Matilda Augusta THOMPSON on 21 May 1810 in Stoke Damerel, Devon, England.
Died: 10 Dec 1870, Redruth, Cornwall, England at age 81
William married Matilda Augusta THOMPSON, daughter of Josiah THOMPSON and Margaret HAMBLIN, on 21 May 1810 in Stoke Damerel, Devon, England. (Matilda Augusta THOMPSON was born in 1789 in St. Andrews, Devon, England, baptised on 25 Dec 1789 in East Stonehouse, Devon, England and was buried on 7 Jun 1860 in Bodmin, Cornwall, England.)
Research Notes:
King's Chapel, Gibraltar Wm Taggett son of Wm and Johanna Taggett of the 11th Regt was bapt in Kings Chapel on 1st Feb 1790 . Researched by Elizabeth Howard while on Gibraltar.
Online Parish Clerk - Stoke Damerel William TAGGAT, son of William and Joanna, born 5 Sep 1789, was baptised on 26 Dec 1804 at Stoke Damerel, Devon, England. Fiche Number MF305 Page 30 Source:
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Family Search - International Genealogical Index William TOGGET married Matilda Augusta THOMPSON on 21 May 1810 at the Parish Church of Stoke-Damerel in Stoke Damerel, Devon, England. Church of England Parish Register Transcripts, 1595-1837, Film/Fiche number 0916925, Film/Fiche Number 0916926 and Film/Fiche Number 0916927
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England and Wales Civil Registration Index: 1837 - 1983 Deaths: Oct-Nov-Dec 1870 William TAGGETT, Age 79, died at Redruth, Cornwall, England. Volume 5c Page 174
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Census Details:
1841 Census of England and Wales
New Town 1, Kerrier Cornwall, England William TAGGAS, age 45, Boarder, Schoolmaster, born Foreign Parts Jane Rogers, age 25, Dress Maker, born in county Jane Rogers, age 1, born in county Piece: HO107/137/1 Civil Parish: Germoe, Enumeration District: 14 Folio: 39 Page: 6 Free Census - United Kingdom Census Online Project
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1851 Census of England and Wales Carvath, St Austell, Cornwall,
England TAGGETT William Head M M 59 Letter Carrier Overseas - British - Gibraltar TAGGETT Matilda Wife M F 60 Devon - East Stonehouse Enumeration District: 1s Civil Parish: St. Austell Folio: 292 Page: 6 Schedule: 25, Piece: HO107/1907 Free Census - United Kingdom Census Online Project
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1861 Census of England and Wales Trevena, Camelford, Cornwall,
England John Baker, Head married, age, 64, Slate Quarrier, born Cornwall - Tintagel NN Baker, Wife, age 64 Cornwall, born Tintagel
William TAGGATT, Boarder, Widower, Age 69, Post Messenger, Born Overseas. Enumeration District: 9 Civil Parish of Tintagel, Eccl. Parish of Tintagel Piece: RG9/1515, Folio: 77 Page: 1 Schedule: 3 Free Census - United Kingdom Census Online Project
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General Notes:
1823 Tourist's Companion - A Guide to the towns of Plymouth, Plymouth - Dock, Stonehouse, Morice Town and Stoke. Page 217. William TAGGETT, School Master resided at James St. Ope. East.Source: Plymouth Local Studies Library Plymouth and South West Devon - A Genealogical Miscellany
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1866 - Redruth Town Residence Directory East Turnpike, North SideThe Directory lists William TAGGET, retired, as residing at East Turnpike, Northside. Historical Directories for England and Wales
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Fiche No. 1Apr Vol X 1863 W. TAGGET, Messenger, Camelford Now to the Registrar to which this refers Post 1/115 Treasury Letters P712 Official Station: Rural Messenger between Camelford and Trevana Recommended for Suoperannuation Age: 73 years Years: 12 years and one month Actual Salary: - 17 - 10 (actual) Cause of Retirement: Above 60 years of age Dates of Commencement and Termination: Appointed in April 185? (my omission) having been employed as Private Messenger in the St. Austell District - with wage of 13s/ a week or- 17 - 10 a year at which amount there still remains. Whether holding any other Public Appointment: Not Any Date of Cessation of Salary: Wages still paid Absences: 1860 6 days illness Retired allowance of 6 pounds 15 shillings and six pence a year William TAGGETT has discharged his duties with diligence and fidelity To the satisfaction of his Superior Officers By the Command of the Postmaster General General Post Office June 13 1863 Source: Copy provided by Lesley Harrison
10 Dec 1870 - Certificate of Death HC 44 Registration District: Redruth in the County of Cornwall, England No. 218 Where and where died: Tenth December 1870, Bullers Terrace, Redruth Sex: Male Age: 79 years, Occupation: Retired School Master Cause of Death: Injuries received by a fall. Informant Information: Received from John Earlyon, Coroner for Cornwall.Inquest held on Dec. 14th - 1870, When Registered: Fourteenth December 1870 Signature of Registrar: James Johns Source: Copy Provided by Darryl White.
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