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This person is mentioned in the diary a total of 39 times, but was not at home (N) 1 time, and was a venue (V) 6 times.
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6 August 1805 27 December 1805
9 April 1807 26 September 1807
28 January 1811 7 October 1811 13 October 1811 14 November 1811 (V) 17 November 1811
9 January 1812 26 June 1812 13 July 1812 16 July 1812 31 December 1812
16 February 1813 14 October 1813
25 February 1815 (V) 3 June 1815 9 June 1815 (V) 12 June 1815 19 October 1815 27 November 1815
11 May 1816 23 May 1816 2 June 1816 11 June 1816
21 August 1819 23 August 1819 13 December 1819
23 February 1820 (V)
22 January 1821 29 March 1821 26 July 1821 (V)
20 May 1826 (NV)
Arthur Taylor was a printer and author of historical works. Along with his brother Richard, he published some of Godwin's works. He was the son of John and Susannah Taylor of Norwich who also appear in the diary.
He is usually recorded in the diary as 'A Taylor' and appears frequently with his siblings; see the discussion under John Taylor.
This table lists the people this person is most frequently noted with in the diary.
Name | Number of Meetings |
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Taylor, Richard | 16 |
Taylor, Susannah (née Cook) | 8 |
Taylor, Edward | 3 |
Godwin, Mary Jane (Clairmont) (née de Vial) | 2 |
Turner, Thomas | 2 |
Mulready, William | 2 |
Godwin, Nathaniel | 1 |
Taylor, John | 1 |
Austin, Sarah (née Taylor) | 1 |
Marshall, James | 1 |
Brown, William Cullen | 1 |
Hogan, | 1 |
Poole, John | 1 |
O'Bryen, Dennis (O'Brien) | 1 |
Reeve, Susan (née Taylor) | 1 |
Dawe, George | 1 |
Barbauld, Rochemont | 1 |
Barbauld, Anna Letitia (née Aikin) | 1 |
Dawe, Mary Margaret (Wright) | 1 |
Taylor, John | 1 |
Hudson, John Corrie | 1 |
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This person is mentioned in the diary a total of 47 times, but was not at home (N) 4 times, and was a venue (V) 7 times.
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9 July 1796 (V) 12 July 1796 (V) 21 July 1796 (V)
8 February 1804 9 May 1804 (N)
6 September 1805 6 September 1805 7 September 1805 10 September 1805 (V)
14 April 1807 16 April 1807 6 October 1807 9 October 1807
24 April 1809 (N) 2 May 1809 2 May 1809 15 May 1809 (N) 16 May 1809
26 June 1812 13 July 1812 16 July 1812 18 July 1812 21 July 1812 23 July 1812 24 July 1812
11 May 1816 14 May 1816 (N) 17 May 1816 23 May 1816 27 May 1816 30 May 1816 2 June 1816 3 June 1816 11 June 1816 12 June 1816
10 July 1817 12 July 1817 22 July 1817
13 May 1820 (V) 26 May 1820 (V)
4 June 1823 (V)
Susannah was a prominent member of radical circles in Norwich. She was the wife of John Taylor of Norwich and mother of a number of children who also appear in the diary. She was a celebrated conversationalist and there is an account of her in Janet Ross’s 1888 Three Generations of Englishwomen.
Instances of 'Susan Taylor' and 'Mrs Taylor' have been identified as Susannah; please see discussion under John Taylor.
Godwin records her death.
This table lists the people this person is most frequently noted with in the diary.
Name | Number of Meetings |
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Taylor, John | 11 |
Taylor, Richard | 10 |
Taylor, Arthur | 8 |
Alderson, Dr James | 3 |
Hogan, | 2 |
Taylor, Edward | 2 |
Pitchford, John | 2 |
Barnard, Thomas | 2 |
Taylor, William | 1 |
Lofft, Capel | 1 |
Hazlitt, Sarah (née Stoddart) | 1 |
Payne, John Howard | 1 |
Brown, William Cullen | 1 |
Gurney, Bartlett | 1 |
Marsh, Charles | 1 |
Barbauld, Rochemont | 1 |
Barbauld, Anna Letitia (née Aikin) | 1 |
Merry, Robert | 1 |
Enfield, Dr William | 1 |
Dalrymple, William | 1 |