Agnes Jane Taylor

BDM NSW

Birth 1869/12793 Macleay River; Sanders, Agnes J, to William and Mary A.

Agnes was involved in a court case for maintenance, but the birth is not registered.

Macleay Argus(Kempsey NSW) SAT 20 Nov 1886: KEMPSEY POLICE COURT.

"Tuesday, November 16. (Before the P.M., Captain Davies, Messrs. C. Sutherland, F. C. Panton, E. H. H. Beeke, and M. Thompson, Js.P.): Affiliation;

This was a case in which Agnes Jane Sanders sued Mark Hurrell for the maintenance of an illegitimate child."

This is a long article about the court case, with many statements about Agnes, including from her sisters Elizabeth Everson, Sarah Sanders, brother Charles Sanders, and her niece Mary Rowe.

"Their Worships retired to consult and, after an absence of 20 minutes, returned to court, when the P.M. announced that a majority of the Bench decided to dismiss the case."

Macleay Argus (Kempsey NSW) Sat 29 Jun 1887: APOLOGY.

To Mr. Mark Hurrell, Kinchela. I THE undersigned, do hereby humbly apologise to Mr. Mark Hurrell, for having charged him with being the father of my child, and I hereby certify that he is quite clear of the charge- and l am sincerely sorry for halving implicated him in the slander,

AGNES SANDERS. Witness— Patrick Carey.

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Marriage 1891/7326 St Leonards; Sanders, Agnes J, to Taylor, William.

Births

1890/3065 Sydney; Sanders, Ivy Florence, to Agnes Jane. Ivy died 1890.

1892/33234 St Leonards; Taylor, Elsie M, to William and Agnes J.

1896/2304 Campbelltown; Taylor, Eva M, to William and Agnes J.

1898/11077 Campbelltown; Taylor, William H, to William and Agnes J.

1901/20998 Campbelltown; Taylor, Lionel G, to William and Agnes J.

1903/29071 Campbelltown; Taylor, Amy V, to William and Agnes J.

1906/12038 Campbelltown; Taylor, Ellie E, to William and Agnes J.

1908/34172 Campbelltown; Taylor, Barrington W, to William and Agnes J.

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Truth (Sydney NSW) SUN 20 Jul 1902: MARRIAGE AND MORALS:

One of the most remarkable cases that have over come before the Courts was heard on Wednesday at the Campbelltown Court House, before Mr. F. R. Wilshire. Mr. Passmore appeared for the complainant, Agnes Jane Taylor, and Mr. Charles Bull appeared for Mr. Wonson, the defendant.

This was a case in which Mrs. Taylor, the wife of a laborer on the Cataract Dam, sued Mr. William Wonson, under-manager of the works at the Cataract Dam, for the maintenance of her two youngest children, whose father was, she asserted, not her husband, but William Wonson.

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Camden News (NSW) Thu 23 Aug 1951

The death occurred in Brisbane on
August 6 of Mrs. Agnes Jane Taylor, who for many years has been a resident of Appin. She was the widow of the late Wm. Chas. Henry Taylor and was 82 years of age at the time of her death which took place at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. Dean. She was buried in Brisbane. To her bereaved relatives we extend our sympathy.

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