Taylor, Thomas Grimwood TAYLOR, THOMAS GRIMWOOD. Adm. pens, at Queens', Nov. 3, 1788. S. of Jolin, of London. School, Dedham, Essex. Migrated (age 18) to Trinity, Jan. 19, 1790- Matric. Lent, 1790; Browne medal (Latin ode), 179°; Scholar, 1791; 2nd Chancellor's (Classical) medal, 1793; B.A. {12th Wrangler) 1793; .M.-'V. 1796; Norrisian prize, i799- Fellow of Trinity, 1795. Ord. deacon (Nowich), Sept. 22, 1793; pnest (London) Apr. 19, 1795. V. (and Lecturer) of Dedham, Essex, 1809-18. ' ... it pleased Providence that his career of usefulness should be interrupted by an accident he met with in a fall from his horse in the spring of 1812, and which, affecting his intellect, brought on a mental disorder, which finally proved fatal.' Died Aug. 30, 1818, aged .^7, at Great Bromley Hall, Essex. [Clerical Guide; Foster, huiex Eccles.;G. Mag., 1818, 11. 283.) TAYLOR, THOMAS HARDY. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Caius, Mar. 27, 1822. S. of Thomas, surgeon, of Horacastle, Lines. B. there. Schools, Louth, Homcastle and Wisbech. Matric. Michs. 1822. L.S.A., 1826. In practice at Homcastle until 1845. (!>««, II. 185.) TAYLOR, THOMAS LITTON. .Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity Hall, Jan. 29, 1S77. [Eldest] s. of John Hirst, solicitor, of Broad Oak, Cambridge Park, Twickenham, London [and of Windermere]. [B. Mar. 27, 1859-] School, Charterhouse. Matric. Lent, 1877; B..'^. 1880. Adm. Solicitor, 1883; practised at 25, Essex Street, Strand, London, and at Ealing. Married, 1889, Rose Leavesley, youngest dau. of Thomas Dix Perkin, of Greenford Green, Harrow. Of Rothay, Carlton Road, Ealing, in 1910. Died Jan. 10, 1933- (^-'^^ Lists; R. L. Arrowsmith.) TAYLOR, THOMAS MARRIS. Adm. at Caius, Oct. i, 1890. S. of George Marris, of Little Brittain, London, E.C. (and Charlotte Bowerman). B. [Aug. 21], 1871, in London. School, City of London. Matric. Michs. 1890; Porson Scholar, 1892; (Class. Trip., Pt I, ist Class, 1892); Browne medal, 1893; B.A. 1894; ist Chancellor's medal, 1894; M.A. 1898. FeUow, 1 895-1901. Principal of Wren's coaching establishment in Powis Square, London, 1898-1913. During the Great War, 1914-19, Director of Munitions labour supply; Chief of training section. Ministry of Munitions, 1915; Secretary to Lord Kitchener National Memorial Fund, 1919-28. Member of Consultative Committee, Board of Education, 1926-8. Alderman of Hampshire County Council, 1928. C.B.E., 1917; knighted, 1928. Vice-Chainnan of the Special Grants Com- mittee, Ministry of Pensions. Married, July 28, 1898, Mary Dorothea, 4th dau. of Walter Wren (1852), of London. Author, Constitutional and Political History of Rome. Died Nov. 5, 1941, at Hambledon, Hauts. {Venn, 11. 5i7; The Times, Nov. 7, 194 1 ; Who was Who.) TAYLOR, THOMAS SIGSTON. Adm. a scholar at King's, Sept. 30, 1892. [S of Joshua, of Gomersal, near Leeds and of Spen HaU, Cleckheaton, Yorks. B. .-Vpr. 6, 1873- School, Giggleswick.] Matric. Michs. 1892; B.A. (Nat. Sci. Trip., Pt 1, ist Class) 1895; B.Chir. and M.A. 1900. At St Thomas's Hospital; House Snrgeon there, and House Physician at the Brompton Hospital. Practised at Shrewsbury and at Hailsham, Sussex. Medical Officer of Health, Hellmgly District. J. P. for Sussex. Married 1908, Miss F. Redgrave. Died at The Laurels, Hailsham, .■\pr. 24, 1952. Brother of Joshua J. (1888). {Giggleswick Sch. Reg.; King's Coll. Reg.; Medical Directories; The Times, Apr. 25, 1952.) TAYLOR, THOMAS THORNELY. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Nov. 25, 185S. S. of Thomas Edward, of Dodworth Hall, Yorks. (and .\nne Elizabeth, dau. of Bartholomew Hodgetts, of Bamsley, Yorks.). B. [May 10], 1839, at Bamsley. School, Brighton CoUege. Matric. Michs. 1859; B.A. 1S63; M.A. 1875. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) 1864; priest, 1865; C. of Bottes- ford, Leics., 1864-7. C. of Barrowby, Lines., 1868-71. R. of Wyville with Hungerton, 1871-85. Married, June 26, 1884, Mary Edith, only dau. of Henry Jackson, of Darfield, and had issue. Latterly of Dodworth Grange, Barnsley, where he died Aug. 7, 1922. [Crockford; The Times, Aug. 9, 1922; Burke, L.G.) TAYLOR, THOMAS WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at St John's, June 30, 1800. Of Devon. [Eldest s. of Pierce Joseph (Exeter College, Oxford, 1772), of West Og\vell and Denbury (and Charlotte, dau. of the Rev. William Cooke (1730). Provost of King's). B. July 13, 1782. School, Eton.] Matric. Lent, 1801; Scholar, 1802. Kept nine terms. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Feb. 11, 1802. Comet, 6th Dragoon Guards, 1804; Lieut., 1805; Captain, 56th Foot, 1807; 24 th Dragoons, 1807; Brevet Major, 1814; Captain, loth Hussars, 1814; Brevet Lieut.-Col. (for Waterloo), June 18, 1815; Major, loth Dragoons, Sept. 1815; Lieut.-Col. (unattached, on half pay), 1824. Assistant Adjutant-General to Sir James Craig's force in the Mediterranean, 1805 and 1806; Deputy Quarter- master-General at the capture of Java in iSii. Superinten- dent of the Cavalry riding establishment at St John's Wood, 1826; Colonel, 1837; Lieut.-Govemor of the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, 1837-54. Major-General, 1846. Colonel Taylor, William in Chief of the 17th Lancers, 1852-4. C.B., 1838. .Married, Jan. 14, 1810, Aline Harvey, dau. of John Petrie, of Gatton, Surrey, and had issue. It was said that when he had decided, from motives of economy, to reside on the Continent, he happened to meet William IV, who said, ' Hallo Taylor. I hear you are going to live on the Continent. That won't do, I can't let you take those pretty girls of yours out of my country,' and appointed him to Sandhurst. Died Jan. 8, 1854, at Haccombe, Devon; buried at Denbury. M.I. (Eton Sch. Lists; St John's Coll. Adm., iv. 506.) TAYLOR, TOM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, May 3, 1836. [2nd] s. of Thomas [brewer]. B. [Oct. 19, 1817], at Bishop Weamiouth, Durham. School, Grange, Durham [and at Glasgow University, 1832]. Matric. Michs. 1836; Scholar, 1838; B.A. (ithClassic) 1840; M.A. 1843. FeUow, 1842. Adm. at the Inner Temple, June 12, 1840. Called to the Bar, Nov. 20, 1846. On the Northern Circuit. A successful University 'Coach,' 1842-4. Professor of EngUsh Literature and Language at London University, 1845-7. Assistant Secretary to the Board of Health, 1850-4; Secretary, 1854;- subsequently Secretary to the Sanitary Department; retired, 1871. One of the original members of the Old Stagers; wrote the Prologue, 1842. Married, June 19, 1855, Laura, 3rd dau. of the Rev. Thomas Barker, V. of Thirkleby, Yorks. On the staff of Punch; Editor, 1874-80. Art critic for The Times and The Graphic. His plays, which included To Parents and Guardians and Our American Cousin, were produced continu- ously and had great success. Author of a biography of Benjamin Robert Haydon; completed Leslie's Life of Sir Joshua Reynolds and wrote Leicester Square: its Associations and Worthies. Died July 12, 1880. (Boose, lli. 902; Law Lists; Inns of Court; D.N.B.) TAYLOR, TOM LANCELOT. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 30, 1896. S. of Thomas Albert Oaks (1869), of Buckingham House, Headingley, Leeds. B. [May 25, 1878], at Leeds. School, Uppingham. Matric. Michs. 1896; B.A. 1899. Cricket 'blue,' 1898, 1899, 1900; Captain, 1900. Played for Yorkshire 1899-1902 and for Lord Hawke's team in New Zealand, 1902-3. Also played hockey for England, 1900, 1901, 1902; A director of Metropolitan Cammell Carriage Wagon and Finance Co. Ltd. and of the English Steel Corporation, etc. Married Ethelwynne Rose, eldest dau. of Howard Childs Parkes, and had issue. Of Hawkhills, Chapel Allerton, Leeds, in 1952. {Who's Who.) TAYLOR, VINCENT THORNELY. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Jesus, Oct. 1890. [3rd] s. of F[rancU] H[owardJ, Esq. [of Middlewood Hall, Yorks.] (and Emily, dau. of James Wells Taylor, of Reigate). B. [Dec. 5, 187 1], at Brighton. School, private. Matric. Michs. 1891. Of Sternbrook House, Chippen- ham, Wilts. Married, Oct. 20, 189S, Hilda Octavia, dau. of Humphrey Carpenter Ward, of Forest Lodge, Essex. Brother of Charles H. (1883). (Burke, L.G.; Jestis Coll. Report.) TAYLOR, WALTER ARTHUR. -Adm. pens, at Caius, Feb. i, 1S70 S. of the Rev. W. A., of SurUngham, Norfolk. B. Aug 1,1851, at Norwich. SchooU, North Walsham Grammar and Rossall. Matric. Lent, 1871. Ord. deacon (Worcester) 1875- priest, 1877; C of Claines, Worcs., 1S75-8. C. of Briningham, Norfolk, 1S78. V. of Roxby with Risby, Lmcs., 1879-1910. Disappears from Crockford, 1911. (Rossall Reg.; Venn, II. 390.) TAYLOR, WALTER MARK. Matric. Non-CoU., Michs. 1893. S of William, schoohnaster, of Battersea (and Mary Ann WUtshire). B. there, Oct. 14, i873- School, Sir Waiter St John's, Battersea. Adm. at Caius, Jan. 8, 1894; B..A. 1896- M.4. 1902. .\ssistant Master at Battersea pupU teachers' school, 1903-9; at Battersea Polytechnic bo>-s' school, 1909-18; at Battersea County School, 1918-29; at Henry Thornton School, Clapham, 1929-33- (Venn, 11. 535; Schoolmasters' Directories.) TAYLOR (or SHAWE-TAYLOR), WALTER NEWTON SHAWE. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, May 17. 1850. [Only] s. of Francis [Manley Shawe] (who had assumed, by Royal Licence, 1844, the additional surname of Taylor on sucxeedmg to CasUe Taylor, Co. Galway) (and Albinia Hester, eldest dau. of Sir John Taylor, of Castle Taylor). B. [Mar. 31. 1832], at Preston, Lanes. School, Harrow. Matnc. >Iichs. 1650; B.A. 1854. Succeeded to Castle Taylor on the death of lus father, 1863. J.P. and D.L. for Co. Galway; High Sherifi. 1868. Married, Nov. 24, 1864, Elizabeth, dau. of Dudley Persse, of Roxborough, and had issue. Died May 29, 1912. (Burke, L.G. of Ireland; Harroxv Reg.) TAYLOR, WILLIAM. .\dm. FeU.-Com. at Magdalene June 13. 1767. S. of WiUiam, Esq., deceased, of Stapleford Abbots, Essex. School, Chig^veU. Matric. Michs. 1767; B.A. 1771; MA 177... Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) 1 77 X- {^orlluitUs. M.A. 1774. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) i 'le>gy.) 131 9-2