Taylor, Charles

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 * CHARLES TAYLOR C.E.R. Artificer CHARLES TAYLOR. Two brothers, who perished with the Defence, were sons of Mr. John Taylor, 88 North-brook Street, Belfast.||The Larne Times 17 June 1916 via Spike Sheldon
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