Individual Details
Thomas Bayliss
(14 Aug 1854 - 18 Jul 1905)
1908 marriage certificate for his daughter, Jane Louisa, show him as a deceased nail maker. She was living at 217 Bracebridge St., Birmingham, at the time.
1905 death date and location is from copy of death certificate which showed him as a journey man nail maker living at 12 Park Lane, Aston Manor. Informant was his daughter, M. Hudson living at 14 Tenly Road, Moseley, Birmingham. Daughter Elizas Millie Bayliss married a Henry C. Hudson in 1898 and may be the M. Husdon informant.
1901 census shows him as age 45 living with his wife and children at 12 Park Lane, Aston Manor. He is a nail maker. 1901 census also shows his mother, Jane (Ashford) Bayliss, living at 54 Upper Sutton St., Aston Manor, as a widow with her adult children.
1891 census shows him age 36 (born 1855) a nail maker living with his wife and family at 10 Park Lane, Aston, Warwick Co. This census adds the children Ada E. age 8 and Thomas L. age 2. In this census his birth place changed to Birmingham from Aston.
1886 birth certificate for his daughter, Jane Louisa Baylis, also shows the address of 10 Park Lane, Aston, Warwick Co.
1881 census shows the family living at 10 Park Lane, Aston, Warwick Co. Occupation for Thomas was a tack cutter. Census shows him as age 26 (born abt 1855) and his birthplace as Aston, Warwick.
1876 birth certificate for his daughter, Eliza Millie, shows she was born in the Capas Building on Queens Rd., Aston Manor and that he was a tack cutter.
1874 marriage certificate for him shows his residence in Handsworth, Strafford Co. The document shows his father's name as Thomas Bayliss. He and his father were both tack cutters. Present at the marriage were Henry and Marian Randle.
1871 census shows him as age 16 (born 1855) living with his parents at 24 Upper Sutton St., Aston, and born in Birmingham. This census also confirms his brothers and sisters.
1862 birth of his brother, Walter, shows the family living at 6 Hatchett St., St. George district, Birmingham.
1861 census shows him age 6 (born 1855) living with his parents at 6 Hatchett St., St. George district, Birmingham.
1854 birth certificate shows his father was a nail cutter, their address as 6 Hatchett St., Birmingham and his parents names.
1905 death date and location is from copy of death certificate which showed him as a journey man nail maker living at 12 Park Lane, Aston Manor. Informant was his daughter, M. Hudson living at 14 Tenly Road, Moseley, Birmingham. Daughter Elizas Millie Bayliss married a Henry C. Hudson in 1898 and may be the M. Husdon informant.
1901 census shows him as age 45 living with his wife and children at 12 Park Lane, Aston Manor. He is a nail maker. 1901 census also shows his mother, Jane (Ashford) Bayliss, living at 54 Upper Sutton St., Aston Manor, as a widow with her adult children.
1891 census shows him age 36 (born 1855) a nail maker living with his wife and family at 10 Park Lane, Aston, Warwick Co. This census adds the children Ada E. age 8 and Thomas L. age 2. In this census his birth place changed to Birmingham from Aston.
1886 birth certificate for his daughter, Jane Louisa Baylis, also shows the address of 10 Park Lane, Aston, Warwick Co.
1881 census shows the family living at 10 Park Lane, Aston, Warwick Co. Occupation for Thomas was a tack cutter. Census shows him as age 26 (born abt 1855) and his birthplace as Aston, Warwick.
1876 birth certificate for his daughter, Eliza Millie, shows she was born in the Capas Building on Queens Rd., Aston Manor and that he was a tack cutter.
1874 marriage certificate for him shows his residence in Handsworth, Strafford Co. The document shows his father's name as Thomas Bayliss. He and his father were both tack cutters. Present at the marriage were Henry and Marian Randle.
1871 census shows him as age 16 (born 1855) living with his parents at 24 Upper Sutton St., Aston, and born in Birmingham. This census also confirms his brothers and sisters.
1862 birth of his brother, Walter, shows the family living at 6 Hatchett St., St. George district, Birmingham.
1861 census shows him age 6 (born 1855) living with his parents at 6 Hatchett St., St. George district, Birmingham.
1854 birth certificate shows his father was a nail cutter, their address as 6 Hatchett St., Birmingham and his parents names.
Events
| Birth | 14 Aug 1854 | 6 Hatchett St., St. George Dist, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, United Kingdom | |||
| Census | 1861 | 6 Hatchett St., St. George district, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, United Kingdom |  | ||
| Census | 1871 | 24 Upper Sutton St., Aston, Birmingham, Warwick Co., England | | ||
| Marriage | 30 Nov 1874 | Handsworth Parish Church, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom - Ellen Louisa "Capes" Capas | | ||
| Census (family) | 1881 | 10 Park Lane, Aston Manor, Warwick Co., England - Ellen Louisa "Capes" Capas | | ||
| Census (family) | 1891 | 10 Park Lane, Aston, Birmingham, Warwick Co., England - Ellen Louisa "Capes" Capas | | ||
| Census (family) | 1901 | Park Lane, Aston, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, United Kingdom - Ellen Louisa "Capes" Capas | | ||
| Occupation | 1905 | nail maker - Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, United Kingdom | | ||
| Death | 18 Jul 1905 | 12 Park Lane, Aston Manor, Warwickshire, England, United Kingdom | | ||
| LDS Family Tree ID | 9SVT-517 | ||||
| WikiTree | Bayliss-464 |
Families
| Spouse | Ellen Louisa "Capes" Capas (1857 - ) |
| Child | Eliza Millie Bayliss (1876 - 1959) |
| Child | Sarah Bayliss (1877 - ) |
| Child | Maude Edith Bayliss (1881 - ) |
| Child | Ada Elizabeth Bayliss (1882 - ) |
| Child | Jane Louisa Bayliss (1886 - 1969) |
| Child | Thomas Leonard Bayliss (1890 - ) |
| Child | Ernest Bayliss (1892 - 1967) |
| Father | Thomas Baylis (1831 - 1899) |
| Mother | Jane Ashford (1831 - ) |
| Sibling | Jane Baylis (1853 - ) |
| Sibling | William Baylis (1858 - ) |
| Sibling | Henry John Baylis (1860 - ) |
| Sibling | Walter Baylis (1862 - ) |
| Sibling | Albert Edward Bayliss (1864 - ) |
| Sibling | Ernest Alfred Bayliss (1867 - ) |
| Sibling | Edith Lilian Bayliss (1870 - ) |