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Marriage register of St Paul's Church, Liverpool, entry 58: on 6 July 1854, by licence, William Clarkson (of full age, bachelor, spirit dealer, of Aigburth, father Thomas Clarkson, brewer) married Emma Lucy Green (a minor, spinster, of Soho Street, father William Green, builder). Witnesses William Brooke and Richard Battersby.

Image · dated 6 Jul 1854 · source: Liverpool, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1754-1935 (St Paul, Liverpool), via Ancestry, in association with Liverpool City Council

Marriage register of St Paul's Church, Liverpool, entry 58: on 6 July 1854, by licence, William Clarkson (of full age, bachelor, spirit dealer, of Aigburth, father Thomas Clarkson, brewer) married Emma Lucy Green (a minor, spinster, of Soho Street, father William Green, builder). Witnesses William Brooke and Richard Battersby.
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How it is shown: Complete entry and signatures as supplied; no retouch, no search highlight. The page number and entry number come from the register's citation, not from the cropped image.

Keep in mind: What the page says: Confirmed: the entry reads as described above. The bride's occupation and the groom's trade are struck through and rewritten (the groom's reads 'Spirit Dealer'); the bride's age is given only as 'Minor'. Whether these are our people: Confirmed that this is the tree's William Clarkson and Emma Lucy Green: the 6 July 1854 marriage at St Paul's, the bride's name and her father William Green all match. The entry is a direct statement that William's father was Thomas Clarkson, a brewer, which the tree had carried as Likely from a secondary source.

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