Tailor
Had an illegitimate child Thomas Oneil Tagg,born 16 Apr1859,Bridgeton,Glasgow.
1862 Living with her parents.Working as a power loom weaver earning 5/- to 6/-
per week.
1851 Census - Living Grahams Land,Barrhead with brother John and his wife and
family.
Census 1841/61 with parents.
From D/C:Usual address 47 Old Dalmarnock Road.
Applied for relief Govan 1901.
Coal miner.
Had an illegitimate child Thomas Oneil Tagg,born 16 Apr1859,Bridgeton,Glasgow.
1862 Living with her parents.Working as a power loom weaver earning 5/- to 6/-
per week.
1851 Census - Living Grahams Land,Barrhead with brother John and his wife and
family.
Census 1841/61 with parents.
From D/C:Usual address 47 Old Dalmarnock Road.
Applied for relief Govan 1901.
OPR Campsie.Births.
Ann Reid b.15Aug1794 P.William Reid printer Kincaidprintfield and Joanna McCalister(McAlister).Witness David Aitken.
Also by same parents
Margret b.17May1795.Witness Andrew Reid
Mary bapt.1798.Entry 13Jan1800.Witnesses Arch Graham and James Anderson
James b.13Mar1800.Witnesses Andrew Reid and John Telfer.
William and Andrew might be brothers.
Engraver to calico printer.On D/C postmaster.
Draper.
1881 Census:Campsie 475/3/5
1861 with parents.Lithographic printer(apprentice)
1881 Census:32 Gladstone Street Glasgow 644/8/1/13
Music teacher/lithographer.
My great grandparents, John Tagg and Margaret Winter must have moved to Ontario, Canada about 1886 along with 6 of their 9 children.
In 1895 John Tagg is listed in the Buffalo City Directory as a music teacher. In the New York State Census taken in 1915, he is listed as Rev. John Tagg, head, married, age 69 born Scotland , been in US for 29 years and living at that time in Lawrence, New York (near Ogdensburg) which is up in the St. Lawrence Seaway area of NY. I can remember my mother talking about spending parts of her summers visiting her grandparents in North Lawrence, so that was my clue to start looking in that area for them. Unfortunately, my grandfather, Charles Tagg died in 1919 so I never knew him. John Tagg also died in 1919 (a few months before his eldest son), probably in Batavia, New York where his son John was living at the time. Margaret Winter died in Hartford, Connecticut in 1929 while visiting her daughter Nellie (Helen) Tagg Bradley who lived there.From Marylin Hinton Feb2002.
Living Batavia,New York State in 1919.
1861 Census with parents.Brassfounder apprentice.
1871 Census:9 Marlow St,Govan.646/1-5-8.Living with wife.Iron planer.
1891 Census:2 Faulds Street Kilmarnock 597/16/5 Wife and family
On 30th December 1870, at 24 Bridge Lane, Kilmarnock, marriage after banns according to the forms of the Church of Scotland: Thomas Inglis Tagg, Machine Plainer, Bachelor, aged 22, Parish of Govan, Glasgow, parents: Charles Tagg, Calico Printer (Dead) and Ellen Tagg (m.s. Inglis) AND Isabella Mason, Spinster, aged 21, Bridge Lane, Kilmarnock, parents: Robert Mason, Carriage Fitter and Jane Mason (m.s. Mc Nicol) (Dead). Signed John Thomson, Minister of St Marnocks. Witnesses: Thomas Mason and Amelia Beeton. Registered 3rd January 1871 in Kilmarnock, signed Jas. S. Gregory, Registar.
Address M/C - Bridge Lane,Kilmarnock.
!1891 Census:2 Faulds Street Kilmarnock 597/16/5 Isabella living with children Jane,Charles and Robert.
One room with window.
1881 Census:
Dwelling: 9 Morton Place
Census Place: Kilmarnock, Ayr, Scotland
Source: FHL Film 0203602 GRO Ref Volume 597 EnumDist 27 Page 58
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Isabella TAGG W 30 F Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
Rel: Head
Occ: Housekeeper
Jane M. TAGG 8 F Glasgow
Rel: Daur
Occ: Scholar
Charles TAGG 6 M Canada
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Robert R. TAGG 2 M Canada
Rel: Son
Maggie ROSS 21 F Kilmarnock, Ayr, Scotland
Rel: Boarder
Occ: Scotch Bonnet Liner
1891 Census living with mother.Tweed darner.
Occupation - Mason
From fathers Application for Relief,Parish of Govan Combination Jan1891:
Wife of Peter Stewart,mason,15 Dowanhill Street,Partick.Gives 5/- per week.
Formerly widow of William Lamb,by him two children.
Might have been born in West Linlithgow.
Occupation -Ladies nurse.
Occupation - Potter.Iron moulder.
From fathers Application for Relief,Parish of Govan Combination Jan1891:
Wife of Peter Stewart,mason,15 Dowanhill Street,Partick.Gives 5/- per week.
Formerly widow of William Lamb,by him two children.
Might have been born in West Linlithgow.
Occupation -Ladies nurse.
From fathers Application for Relief,Parish of Govan Combination Jan1891:
Widow of Samuel Falconer,tailor.Earns 12/- weekly.At home with parents.Has
three children.
!1881 Census living with parents John and Martha Tagg 646-2 15/4 20 Summerfield Cottages,Govan.
Laundress.
1881 Census living with grandparents John and Martha Tagg 646-2 15/4 20 Summerfield Cottages,Govan.
Occupation - Scholar.
1881 Census living with grandparents John and Martha Tagg 646-2 15/4 20 Summerfield Cottages,Govan.
1881 Census living with grandparents John and Martha Tagg 646-2 15/4 20 Summerfield Cottages,Govan.