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Auchenbeddie (Auchtembeddie), Keynsham, formerly part of St Elizabeth, now located in Northern Manchester.
The aim of this project is to establish a link with Henrietta Mure, Ann Mure, Francis Atkinson Mure & my great grandfather Joseph Samuel Muir. Also to determine if there is any connection to the family of Margaret Malcolm(1759) and my 2 x great grandfather Alexander Malcolm. Margaret had 1 son with Thomas Weir Tayler(son of Thomas William Tayler, the original owner of Auchenbeddie). She later married & had children with John Keen.
Alexander Malcolm had 2 children with Elizabeth Bent??, my great grandmother Madriana Eliza Malcolm & her brother Charles Malcolm. Elizabeth later married Robert Levy. Elizabeth, Charles & Madriana Eliza Malcolm were born in St Elizabeth. It is assumed that Elizabeth & her children moved to Auchtembeddie after she met Robert Levy. Their daughter Julia Rebecca Levy was born around 1879.
Joseph Samuel Muir was born in Williamsfield, St Elizabeth in 1875. How did he obtain ownership of nearly 1/2 of Auchtembeddie. What is the relationship to Robert Levy who also was in possession of a substantial part of this town. How was it that a descendant of the Tayler family contested & gained ownership of Robert Levy's share of Auchtembeddie(according to oral family history)
When my great grandparents William Samuel Whitely & Eliza Malcolm married in 1910, one of the witness was Lucevia Daly-Skeen wife of Frederick Augustus Skene. A John Skene was a witness on the 1819 will of Thomas Weir Tayler. How are all these people connected.
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The following taken from JamaicanFamilySearch,"Genealogical Reports, Registers, Wills And Almanacs" Ebarall Hall & Tayler.
Descendants of Thomas William Tayler Generation No. 1 1. THOMAS WILLIAM1 TAYLER died Feb 1806.
Notes for THOMAS WILLIAM TAYLER: The 1811 Almanac (March 1810 data) contains this entry: Thomas William Taylor, Auchenbeddie, St. Elizabeth, 39 slaves, 5 stock. In referring to the proprietor, it should probably have read "deceased" or "estate of".
More About THOMAS WILLIAM TAYLER: Burial: Feb 08, 1806, the churchyard, St. Elizabeth by Thomas Warren, rector1 Race/nationality/color: White
Child of THOMAS WILLIAM TAYLER is: 2. i. THOMAS WEIR2 TAYLER, probably b. Lincolnshire, England?; d. Bet. 1828 - 1830.
Generation No. 2 2. THOMAS WEIR2 TAYLER (THOMAS WILLIAM1) was probably born in Lincolnshire, England?, and died Bet. 1828 - 1830. He met (1) MARGARET MALCOLM Bef. 1783. He met (2) ANN PIERCE Bef. 1788. She was born Bet. 1769 - 1770. He met (3) SARAH CHURCH Bef. 1805, daughter of HENRY CHURCH and ELIZABETH LLOYD. She was born Feb 23, 1779.
Notes for THOMAS WEIR TAYLER: In the St. Elizabeth Parish Register for October 1790 he was referred to as "Mr." In April 1810 he was referred to as "Esq." because he had become a property owner on the death of his father.
In the 1817 Jamaica Almanac he was reported as a Lieutenant in the Westmoreland Regiment of the Jamaica Militia, appointed to the office on May 15, 1813.
The following is a comparison of the listings in the Jamaica Almanacs (each Almanac reported information from the "Returns of Givings-In" as of March in the prior year), with the "Returns of Slave Registers," which were reported every 3 years from 1817 to 1832, as of 28th June:
1812 Almanac, (March 1811 data), Thomas W. Taylor, Auchenbeddie, St. Elizabeth, 36 slaves 3 stock (maybe still in reference to his father) 1815 Almanac, (March 1814 data), Thomas Weir Tayler, Auchenbeddie, St. Elizabeth, 34 slaves 4 stock. 1817 Almanac, (March 1816 data), Thomas Weir Tayler, Auchenbeddie, St. Elizabeth (numbers torn).
The Parish of Manchester was created, and parts of St. Elizabeth were designated as being in Manchester, including Auchenbeddie which then became part of the northwestern corner of Manchester. The first reports for Manchester appeared in the 1818 Almanac.
1818 Almanac (March 1817 data), Thomas Weir Tayler, Auchenbeddie, Manchester, 40 slaves, 5 stock. ______________
1817 Return of Slaves for Manchester by Thomas Weir Taylor:
Males:
Davie, African Negro 50
Tom, African Negro 40
Cromwell, African Negro 40
Cupid, African Negro 36
Jack, African Negro 27
John, African Negro 22
Jamaica, African Negro 33
Nelson, Creole Negro 3, child of Myrtilla
Females:
Catalina, African Negro 49
Weany, African Negro 45
Thisbe, African Negro 33
Daphne, African Negro 26
Myrtilla, African Negro 24
Chance, African Negro 22
Mary, African Negro 21
Ruthy, African Negro 19
Polly, Creole Negro 20
Louisa, Creole Negro 20
Marina, Creole Negro 16
Eliza, Creole Negro 12
Rose, Creole Negro 5, child of Ruthy
Priscilla, Creole Negro 5, child of Chance
Caroline, Creole Negro 2, child of Daphne
Catalina, Creole Negro 1, child of Louisa
Eve, Creole Negro 1, child of Chance Total slaves, 25 Signed Thos. W. Tayler
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In 1817, he also signed a Slave Return on September 16, as being in possession of 6 slaves as guardian and trustee of Elizabeth and Margaret Tayler, who were residing in England as of June 28, 1817.
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1820 Almanac (March 1819 data), Thomas Weir Tayler, Auchenbeddie, Manchester, 34 slaves, 4 stock. 1821 Almanac (March 1820 data), Thomas Weir Tayler, Auchenbeddie, Manchester, 33 slaves, 4 stock.
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1820 Return of Slaves for Manchester by Thomas Weir Taylor, changes from previous return:
Males:
Nelson, Negro Creole aged 4, death
John African Negro 23, transported (decrease)
Sam, Creole Negro 1 1/2 birth, child of Daphne
Hector, Creole Negro 1 8/12 years birth, son of Martilla
Females:
Catalina, African Negro 50, death
Margaret, Creole Negro 1/2 birth, child of Chance Total slaves: 25
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1822 Almanac (March 1821 data), Thomas W. Tayler, Auchenbeddie, Manchester, 31 slaves, 4 stock. 1823 Almanac (March 1822 data), Thomas W. Tayler, Auchenbeddie, Manchester, 32 slaves, 4 stock. 1824 Almanac (March 1823 data), Thomas W. Tayler, Auchenbeddie, Manchester, 33 slaves, 3 stock.
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1823 Return of Slaves for Manchester by Thomas Weir Tayler, changes from previous return:
Males:
Tom, African Negro 45, death
Females
Polly, Creole Negro 25, death
Betsy Church, Creole Negro 1 1/2 birth, child of Myrtilla
Frances Williams, Creole Negro, 10 months, child of Daphney. Total slaves: 25
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1826 Almanac (March 1825 data), Thomas W. Tayler, Auchenbeddie, Manchester, 33 slaves, 7 stock. 1827 Almanac (March 1826 data), Thomas W. Tayler, Auchenbeddie, Manchester, 35 slaves.
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1826 Slave Return for Manchester, changes since last return:
Female births:
Betty, Creole Negro, 2 2/3 years, daughter of Louisa
Camilla, Creole Negro, 1/4 year, daughter of Daphne Total slaves: 27
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In 1826 Thomas Weir Tayler filed a Return of Slaves for St. Elizabeth as Executor of the Estate of William Jackeld, deceased. Total slaves on the previous Return was 11.
Robin, an African Negro aged 36 had died; William, a Creole Negro aged 1 had been born. Total slaves for 1826 was 11. Signed: Thos. W. Tayler
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1828 Almanac (March 1827 data), Thomas W. Tayler, Auchenbeddie, Manchester, 37 slaves, 2 stock. 1829 Almanac (March 1828 data), Thomas W. Tayler, Auchembeddie, Manchester, 38 slaves, 2 stock.
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In the 1831 Almanac, Auchenbeddie was in the possession of Sarah Church.
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Will and Probate of Thomas Weir TAYLER
JAMAICA SS: In the Name of God Amen. Thomas Weir Tayler of the Parish of Manchester in the County of Middlesex and Island aforesaid Planter being at present of sound and disposing mind memory and understanding thanks be to the all omnipotent the Creator of the Heavens and of the Earth Do make this my last will and Testament in manner and form following. It is my will and desire that all my just gets and Funeral Expenses be in the first place fully paid and satisfied afterwards I Give devise and Bequeath to each of my children named Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson of the town of Alford in the County of Lincolnshire and her sister Mrs. Margaret Ashton of the city of Lincoln in England and John Pierce Tayler, Mary Baltimore Tayler, and Thomas Weir Taylor of this island the sum of £50 sterling each to be paid to them respectively as soon as convenient after my property is clear and out of debt. I give devise and bequeath to James Ferguson Tayler Grierson son of my nephew Lieutenant James Grierson of the Royal Navy at present residing in the town of Aberdeen in North Britain, the like some of £50 sterling to be paid in the same manner as the preceding bequests. All the rest residue and remainder of my Estate real and personal and wheresoever situate I Give Devise and Bequeath to my Present Housekeeper Sarah Church and my Eight Children by her named William Mortimer Tayler, Henry Church Tayler, George Chapman Tayler, Elizabeth Mortimer Tayler, Margaret Weir Tayler, Eleanor Tayler, Ann Maitland Tayler, and Sarah Church Tayler share and share alike for them and their own Sole and respective benefits or the Survivors of them for ever, and in the event of my aforesaid Children by the said Sarah Church be desirous of selling out his or her or their shares in my said Estate then it is my will and desire that the same shall be done to my other children interested therein so that the same shall be kept together and not divided among them respectively or otherwise to dispose of the whole together and afterwards divide the proceeds as aforesaid share and share alike in and among themselves, and Lastly I give to my Heir at Law five shillings to be paid when demanded and I do hereby nominate and appoint my good friends George Harriott of the Parish of Manchester and Luke Bramwell of the same Parish Esquires Executors together with Sarah Church the mother of my said before named children Executrix of this my Will hereby revoking all former and other Wills at any time heretofore by me made and declaring this only to be my last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this 11th day of December 1819. Thos. W. Tayler Signed Sealed published and declared by the Testator Thomas Weir Tayler as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who at his request and in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto set our names as witnesses:- John Skene Thomas Harriott John R. Demetres
Dedimus potestatem to John Skene 1 October, 1836 Affidavit of witness John Skene 28 October, 1836 Entered 24 February 1837
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More About MARGARET MALCOLM: Race/nationality/color: White
More About ANN PIERCE: Age: Oct 22, 1790, 20 years Baptism: Oct 22, 1790, St. Elizabeth2 Race/nationality/color: free mulatto
Notes for SARAH CHURCH: Her baptismal record identifies her as the "reputed daughter of Mr. Henry Church by Elizabeth Lloyd. Born Feb. 23, 1779. - freed-" That indicates that her mother was a slave, probably the slave of Henry Church, and that he freed Sarah.
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In 1820 Sarah Church filed a Slave Return for Manchester, as joint owner with:
William Mortimer Tayler
Henry Church Tayler
Elizabeth Mortimer Tayler
Margaret Weir Tayler
George Tayler
Helen (spelled here as Ellen) Tayler
Ann Maitland Tayler
and Sarah Tayler Number of slaves by last return: None Increase by Purchase: (The following slaves were all identified on the Return as being previously reported by Thomas Weir Tayler as guardian in Manchester of Elizabeth Tayler and Margaret Tayler): Males:
Primus, Creole Negro 15
Quashie, Creole Negro 14
Females:
Sappho, African Negro 53
Julina, African Negro 48
Parthenia, Creole Negro 18
Kitty, Creole Negro 12 Total slaves, Males: 2; Females: 4; Total 6. The Return was signed by Sarah Church as joint owner.
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The 1823 Slave Return for Manchester was in the same names, but the spelling was now "Helen", and not "Ellen".
Increase: Robert, Creole Negro, infant "Parthina since childbirth - Mary Ann Salmon". The new total was now Males: 3; Females: 4; Total 7. The oath on the Return was now "I, Sarah Church for self and children do swear.... every Slave and Slaves possessed by me and children as owners... " and signed by Sarah Church.
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The 1826 Slave Return for Manchester was in the same names as in 1823.
Increase: Richard, Creole Negro, aged 1, born 1st June 1825. "Parthina, alive, Mary Ann Salmon". There was no page with the totals and the signature. The new total was now Males: 4; Females: 4; Total 8.
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For the 1829 Slave Return for Manchester, there is only a page with totals at the bottom, with a note saying "Duplicate - Church Sarah as guardian - Nov. 9th 1829 - Manchester- admitted by the Vestry of this date." There had been one birth. The new total was now Males: 5; Females: 4; Total 9. It was sworn to by Sarah Church as owner and guardian, and signed by her.
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The 1832 Slave Return for Manchester of Slaves in the possession of "Sarah Church as owner and guardian" adds:
Fredrick, Creole Negro 1, child of Cathrine Salmon, birth. The new total would have been 10 slaves.
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The Jamaica Almanacs have the following listings for Sarah Church as holder of Auchenbeddie in Manchester:
1831 Almanac (March 1830 Data) 40 slaves 1832 Almanac (March 1831 Data) 33 slaves 1833 Almanac (March 1832 Data) 33 slaves
1845 Almanac, Sarah Church, Auchenbeddie, 250 acres.
More About SARAH CHURCH: Baptism: Apr 24, 1782, St. Elizabeth by Thomas Warren, rector3
Child of THOMAS TAYLER and MARGARET MALCOLM is:
i. DAVID3 TAYLER, b. Jun 13, 1783.
Notes for DAVID TAYLER: His baptismal record states that he was the "reputed son of Thomas Tayler by the above Margaret (then Malcolm). . Margaret was listed above as the wife of John Keen Junr., and the mother of their son David Tayler who was baptized at the same time.
More About DAVID TAYLER: Baptism: Jul 30, 1786, St. Elizabeth4 Race/nationality/color: White
Children of THOMAS TAYLER and ANN PIERCE are:
ii. ELIZABETH3 TAYLER, b. Jun 02, 1788.
Notes for ELIZABETH TAYLER: According to the Parish Register, she and her sister Margaret were the "reputed children of Mr. Thomas Wire Taylor by the above Ann Pearce" (listed above as a 20 year old mulatto.)
In 1817, Thomas Weir Tayler signed a Slave Return on September 16, as being in possession of 6 slaves as guardian and trustee of Elizabeth and Margaret Tayler, who were residing in England as of June 28, 1817.
The Slaves listed in the 1817 Slave Register were:
Males:
Primus, Creole Negro 12, child of Julina
Quashie, Creole Negro 11
Females:
Sappho, African Negro 50
Julina, African Negro 45
Parthenia, Creole Negro 15, child of Julina
Kitty, Creole Negro 9, child of Julina Total slaves, 6 Signed Thos. W. Taylor (or Tayler)
More About ELIZABETH TAYLER: Baptism: Oct 22, 1790, St. Elizabeth5
iii. MARGARET TAYLER, b. Apr 03, 1790.
More About MARGARET TAYLER: Baptism: Oct 22, 1790, St. Elizabeth5 Race/nationality/color: free quadroon (by calculation)
iv. JOHN PIERCE TAYLER, b. Nov 24, 1791; m. HENRIETTA MURE, Dec 05, 1830, St. Elizabeth6.
Notes for JOHN PIERCE TAYLER: There is an 1817 Slave Return for Manchester made by John Pierce Tayler, for the following slaves: Males:
Tom Christmas, Creole Negro 18
Billy, Creole Negro 11, child of Sukie Females:
Sukey, African Negro 38 Total slaves 3 Signed by John P. Tayler
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In 1820 he filed a Slave Return in Manchester, with the following information: Number of slaves on previous Return: 3
Decrease:
John Christmas, Creole Negro, aged 23, died of dysentery Total slaves: 2
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His 1823 Slave Return for Manchester stated the following changes:
Billy, Creole Negro 17, since christened Edward Pierce, removed to St. Elizabeth
Suckey, African Negro 44, since christened Susan Pierce, removed to St. Elizabeth Number of slaves June 28, 1823: None
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He also filed a Slave Return for St. Elizabeth in 1823 Total by last Return: None
Increase:
Billy, Creole Negro 17, since christened Edward Pierce, removed from Manchester
Sukee, African Negro 44, since christened Susan Pierce, removed from Manchester Number of slaves: 2
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In 1832 he filed a Slave Return in St. Elizabeth as "owner & in right of wife" stating: Total by last Return: 2
Increase:
George Mure, African Negro 52 (compare Robert on Mures' Return in 1817)
Francis Mure, African Negro 48 (compare Adam on Mures' Return in 1817)
James Mure, African Negro 37 (compare Providence on Mures' Return in 1817)
Rebecca Mure, African Negro 45 (compare Jenny on Mures' Return in 1817)
Peggy Forbes, African Negro 38 (compare Behaviours on Mures' Return in 1817)
All "By marriage with Henrietta Mure - now Tayler. Registered by F. G. A. & H. Mure 1829." Total 7
Signed John P. Tayler.
(The slaves had evidently been christened since 1817, and had adopted new names and surnames, but their ages all matched.)
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The 1832 Almanac (March 1831 data) contains a listing for John P. Taylor for 6 slaves and 10 stock.
More About JOHN PIERCE TAYLER: Baptism: Apr 02, 1810, Keynsham, then St. Elizabeth7 Race/nationality/color: free quadroon Residence: 1830, St. Elizabeth
Notes for HENRIETTA MURE: In 1817 there was a joint Slave Return filed in St. Elizabeth for Francis Atkinson Mure, George Ferguson Mure, Ann Mure as owners undivided of the following slaves:
Males:
Robert, African Negro 38
Adam, African Negro 30
Providence, African Negro 22
William, Creole Negro 13, son of Jenny
Cariden, Creole Negro 1 1/2, son of Jenny
Females:
Jenny, African Negro 30
Behaviours, African Negro 23
Charlotte, Creole Negro 10, child of Jenny Number of slaves: Males 5, females 3, Total: 8 Signed by Francis A. Mure
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The Jamaican Almanacs contain the following listings for St. Elizabeth 1820 Almanac (March 1819 data), F. G. A. & H. Muir in possession of 13 slaves 48 stock 1821 Almanac (March 1820 data), George Ferguson Muir, 11slaves and 38 stock ______________
There was an 1823 joint Slave Return for St. Elizabeth, which did not contain George F. Mure's name. It was for Francis Atkinson Mure, Ann Mure, and Henrietta Mure owners.
Number by last Return: Males 5, females 4, total 9 (1 female evidently added since the 1817 Return).
Increase:
Sarah, Creole Sambo aged 2 months, by birth. Remarks" Maria Christina Mary Ann"?
Decreases:
William, Creole Negro died April 11, 1822
Charlotte, Creole Negro died March 15, 1822 Number of slaves: 4 males, 4 females. Total: 8
Signed by Francis Atkinson Mure
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Their 1826 Slave Return contained the addition of a male Creole infant, who apparently had not been named.
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The names of the 3 male and 2 female slaves which John Pierce Tayler added to his Return in 1832 do not match the names of the slaves on the 1817 Returns for F., G., A.,and H. Muir. The slaves had evidently been christened since that time, and had adopted new names and surnames, but their ages all matched.
More About HENRIETTA MURE: Race/nationality/color: free person of color Residence: 1830, St. Elizabeth
More About JOHN TAYLER and HENRIETTA MURE: Ceremony by: the Reverend William Hylton, Island Curate Marriage: Dec 05, 1830, St. Elizabeth8 Marriage banns: 1830
v. MARY MORTIMER TAYLER, b. Apr 08, 1796.
Notes for MARY MORTIMER TAYLER: There is an 1817 Slave Return for Manchester made by Mary Mortimer Tayler, for the following slaves: Male: Charles, Creole Negro 2, child of Grace Female: Grace, African Negro 32 Total slaves 2
Mary Mortimer Tayler signed by X
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1820 Slave Return for Manchester: Number of slaves 1820: males 1 Births since last return: female 1 Deaths since last return: Total 2 (The Names of the changes were not stated. This return seems to be inaccurate)
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1823 Slave Return for Manchester, changes since last return: Charles, Creole Negro 4, death. Total slaves: 1 (female)
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1826 Slave Return for Manchester: no changes. Total: Female 1
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In 1832 Mary Mortimer Tayler filed a joint Slave Return in St. Elizabeth for herself and her brother Thomas W. Tayler At that time, she reported the following slaves brought from Manchester:
Mary M. Taylor brought 1 female - Ann Pierce, African Negro aged 55.
Thomas W. Tayler brought 2 males and 1 female: George Pierce (formerly George) Jane Pierce (formerly Jenny) Thomas Coley, son of Jane Pierce
There was one birth, Samuel Coley, son of Jane.
Total on the joint report was 5 slaves.
More About MARY MORTIMER TAYLER: Baptism: Apr 02, 1810, Keynsham, then St. Elizabeth9 Race/nationality/color: free quadroon
vi. THOMAS WEIR TAYLER, b. Sep 03, 1800.
Notes for THOMAS WEIR TAYLER: The 1817 Returns of Slaves for Manchester reports Thomas Weir Tayler as owner of the following slaves:
Males: George, Creole Negro 5 Females: Jenny, Creole Negro 9 Total slaves, 2
Thomas W. Tayler signed by X.
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His 1829 Slave Return for Manchester shows an increase of one male slave, for a total of 3 slaves.
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Mary Mortimer Tayler and her brother Thomas W. Taylor filed a joint Slave Return in St. Elizabeth in 1832. At that time, Thomas reported the following slaves brought from Manchester: George Pierce (formerly George), Creole Negro aged 25. Jane Pierce (formerly Jenny) Thomas Coley, son of Jane Pierce (the male child added in 1829), Creole Negro aged 3
There was one birth, Samuel Coley, Creole Negro aged 2, son of Jane Pierce. Signed by Mary M. Tayler
More About THOMAS WEIR TAYLER: Baptism: Apr 02, 1810, Keynsham, then St. Elizabeth9 Race/nationality/color: free quadroon
Children of THOMAS TAYLER and SARAH CHURCH are:
vii. WILLIAM MORTIMER3 TAYLER, b. May 10, 1805.
More About WILLIAM MORTIMER TAYLER: Baptism: Apr 02, 1810, Keynsham, then St. Elizabeth10 Race/nationality/color: not white
viii. HENRY CHURCH TAYLER, b. Oct 08, 1806.
More About HENRY CHURCH TAYLER: Baptism: Apr 02, 1810, Keynsham, then St. Elizabeth10 Race/nationality/color: not white
ix. ELIZABETH MORTIMER TAYLER, b. Apr 05, 1808.
More About ELIZABETH MORTIMER TAYLER: Baptism: Apr 02, 1810, Keynsham, then St. Elizabeth10 Race/nationality/color: not white Residence: Jun 28, 1817, England
x. MARGARET WEIR TAYLER, b. Feb 06, 1810.
Notes for MARGARET WEIR TAYLER: In 1817, Thomas Weir Tayler signed a Slave Return on September 16, as being in possession of 6 slaves as guardian and trustee of Elizabeth and Margaret Tayler, who were residing in England as of June 28, 1817. Elizabeth, daughter of Ann Pierce having done her own return, it must be the daughters of Sarah Church.
More About MARGARET WEIR TAYLER: Baptism: Apr 02, 1810, Keynsham, then St. Elizabeth10 Race/nationality/color: not white Residence: Jun 28, 1817, England
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Endnotes
1. B0037 St. Elizabeth Parish Register I & II, 1707-1825, I, p. 342. 2. B0037 St. Elizabeth Parish Register I & II, 1707-1825, I, p. 59. 3. B0037 St. Elizabeth Parish Register I & II, 1707-1825, I, p. 47. 4. B0037 St. Elizabeth Parish Register I & II, 1707-1825, I, p. 51. 5. B0037 St. Elizabeth Parish Register I & II, 1707-1825, I, p. 59. 6. B0016 Jamaica Parish Register Marriages I & II, 1826-1839, I, p. 203. 7. B0037 St. Elizabeth Parish Register I & II, 1707-1825, I, p. 150. 8. B0016 Jamaica Parish Register Marriages I & II, 1826-1839, I, p. 203. 9. B0037 St. Elizabeth Parish Register I & II, 1707-1825, I, p. 150. 10. B0037 St. Elizabeth Parish Register I & II, 1707-1825, I, p. 151.