Taylor’s Cooperage, from my photograph collection on Flickr, is currently located in Black Creek Pioneer Village. The building is c 1850 and was originally located in Paris, Ontario. Coopers produced barrels like those shown in the photograph as well as casks and buckets. In 1881, John Taylor of Paris, Brant, Ontario was the resident Cooper.
The Taylor household consisted of:
Taylor, John, male, aged 60, born about 1821 in Scotland, Presbyterian, Cooper
Taylor, Isabela, female, aged 40, born about 1841 in Scotland, Presbyterian
Taylor, James, male, aged 22, born about 1859 in Ontario, Presbyterian, Farm Labourer
Taylor, John, male, aged 19, born about 1862 in Ontario, Presbyterian, Painter
Taylor, William, male, aged 17, born about 1864 in Ontario, Presbyterian, Farm Servant
Taylor, David, male, aged 15, born about 1866 in Ontario, Presbyterian, Tailor
Taylor, Elizabeth, female, aged 13, born about 1868 in Ontario, Presbyterian
Taylor, Ellen, female, aged 11, born about 1870 in Ontario, Presbyterian
Taylor, Lena, female, aged 9, born about 1872 in Ontario, Presbyterian [1]“1881 Canada Census”, database on-line and digital images, Ancestry CA (www.ancestry.ca : accessed 7 June 2015), Year: 1881, Census Place: Paris Brant North, Ontario, Roll: C_13264, Page: … Continue reading
References
| ↑1 | “1881 Canada Census”, database on-line and digital images, Ancestry CA (www.ancestry.ca : accessed 7 June 2015), Year: 1881, Census Place: Paris Brant North, Ontario, Roll: C_13264, Page: 67, and Family No: 330; Canada. “Census of Canada, 1881.” Statistics Canada Fonds, Record Group 31-C-1. LAC microfilm C-13162 to C-13286. Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa. |
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