1861 census - Granville Street, Park, Sheffield.

George Taylor, 43yrs, Brewer, born Worksop.
Mary Taylor, 44yrs, born Leeds.
Children: David 28yrs born Worksop, Ellen 22yrs, Clement 19yrs,
George 14yrs, Mary 13yrs, William 10yrs and Anne 8yrs. Rest of children
all born Sheffield.

On this site under the burials, there is a George Taylor, 49yrs,
Brewery man. Bur 17 April 1865, Burngreave Cemetery.

Moira.

Update:
1851 census, Hill Foot, Sheffield.
George Taylor, 36, Gardener, born Worksop.
Mary Taylor, 36.
Children: John 12, Clement 7, George 4, William 3.
They are down as Visitors, and are with Ellen and John Coates and family.

Many thanks Helen, it looks like George is a brother of Mary.

Thank you Dave, found it now.
Graham

Thank you Moira. Found this census now although there is clearly something wrong with David's age. Buried in the same grave as George Taylor is William Henry Cowlishaw son of Henry Cowlishaw and Mary Taylor. Also just found Henry's probate record in Hartford, Connecticut, confirms their date of marriage and their surviving children.
Graham

In 1871, David Taylor age 40, is shown as brother in law to head of household, Mary Taylor age 54, and her children Ellen M., William J., and Ann Elizabeth. Therefore he is more likely to be George Taylor's brother than son. Mistakes were made when censuses were taken. I know I have at least one case of a younger brother being declared a son on one census.
Helen C.

Thank you Helen. In the 1841 census there are just two children - as expected, Ellen and John.
Graham