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Emma Lucy (Green) Clarkson

Records and documents: Emma Lucy (Green) Clarkson

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1851 census, Hamlet of Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire (HO 107/1705, folio 95, p. 39), Stanstead Valley: Wm Green, carpenter, 42, with Mary, Emma (daughter, servant), James, William, Wallis and Louisa.
1851 census, Hamlet of Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire (HO 107/1705, folio 95, p. 39), Stanstead Valley: Wm Green, carpenter, 42, with Mary, Emma (daughter, servant), James, William, Wallis and Louisa. 1851 · HO 107/1705, folio 95, p. 39
Source: The National Archives (UK), HO 107/1705, via Ancestry.
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Keep in mind: Likely: the daughter Emma is read as Emma Lucy Green, who gave Hoddesdon as her birthplace in later censuses. A UK census image, treated like the pre-1931 public census pages.
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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.
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. 6 Jul 1854 · p. 29, entry 58
Source: Liverpool, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1754-1935 (St Paul, Liverpool), via Ancestry, in association with Liverpool City Council
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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St Paul's, Liverpool, marriage register, 1854, p. 29, entry 58: William Clarkson and Emma Lucy Green; the groom's father is entered as Thomas Clarkson, brewer.
St Paul's, Liverpool, marriage register, 1854, p. 29, entry 58: William Clarkson and Emma Lucy Green; the groom's father is entered as Thomas Clarkson, brewer. 1854 · p. 29, entry 58
Source: Liverpool Record Office, St Paul's parish register, via Ancestry.
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Keep in mind: Confirmed as read on the page. The entry does not say which Thomas William meant, and the word brewer is not treated as a mistake.
Evidence for: St Paul's Church, Liverpool, marriage register, 6 Jul 1854 (William Clarkson and Emma Lucy Green)
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All Saints, Liverpool, baptisms 1858, p. 124, no. 989: William Banton, son of William and Emma Lucy Clarkson, 32 Great Mersey Street, brewer; baptized 22 June 1858 by Henry Marlen
All Saints, Liverpool, baptisms 1858, p. 124, no. 989: William Banton, son of William and Emma Lucy Clarkson, 32 Great Mersey Street, brewer; baptized 22 June 1858 by Henry Marlen 1858-06-22 · page image
Source: Ancestry.com
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Baptism register of All Saints, Liverpool, p. 124: on 22 June 1858 William Banton, child of William and Emma Clarkson, of 32 Great Mersey Street, father a brewer, was baptised. The entries above it on the page belong to other families.
Baptism register of All Saints, Liverpool, p. 124: on 22 June 1858 William Banton, child of William and Emma Clarkson, of 32 Great Mersey Street, father a brewer, was baptised. The entries above it on the page belong to other families. 22 Jun 1858 · p. 124, entry 989
Source: Liverpool, England, Church of England Baptisms, 1813-1919 (All Saints, Liverpool), via Ancestry, in association with Liverpool City Council
How it is shown: Page as supplied, cut off just below the Clarkson row; no retouch, no search highlight.
Keep in mind: What the page says: Confirmed: the last visible row reads 'June 22nd, William Banton, William & Emma, Clarkson, 32 Great Mersey Street, Brewer'. The entry number 989 and the lower edge of the row are cut off at the foot of the image; the clergyman's name is difficult to read and is not relied on. The father is a brewer here and a spirit dealer in the 1854 marriage entry; both are trades and the two entries do not conflict. Whether this is our person: Confirmed that this is the tree's William Banton Clarkson (1858-1933): the child's full name, the parents' names William and Emma, and the 1858 date agree with the 1854 St Paul's marriage of William Clarkson and Emma Lucy Green.
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1871 census, Walton on the Hill, Lancashire (RG10/3834, p. 36, schedule 178): William Clarkson, brewer and wine merchant; Emma L., wife, 35, born Hoddesdon; Herbert G., Laura A., Florence.
1871 census, Walton on the Hill, Lancashire (RG10/3834, p. 36, schedule 178): William Clarkson, brewer and wine merchant; Emma L., wife, 35, born Hoddesdon; Herbert G., Laura A., Florence. 1871 · RG10/3834, p. 36, schedule 178
Source: The National Archives (UK), RG10, via Ancestry.
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Keep in mind: Likely. The folder cites the piece as RG10/3834 while the saved file name says RG10-3835; the piece number should be checked against the page header before import. A UK census image, treated like the pre-1931 public census pages.
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1901 census, Toxteth Park, Liverpool (RG13/3432, p. 17, schedule 67), The Friars: William Clarkson, 69, retired brewer; Emma L., 66, born Hoddesdon; Florence, 31.
1901 census, Toxteth Park, Liverpool (RG13/3432, p. 17, schedule 67), The Friars: William Clarkson, 69, retired brewer; Emma L., 66, born Hoddesdon; Florence, 31. 31 March 1901 · RG13/3432, p. 17, schedule 67
Source: The National Archives (UK), RG13/3432, via Ancestry.
How it is shown: Complete page as supplied; no crop, no retouch, no search highlight.
Keep in mind: Confirmed as recorded; placing William in Liverpool at the census separates his May 1901 Texas visit from residence there. A UK census image, treated like the pre-1931 public census pages.
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England and Wales death index, December quarter 1910: Emma L. Clarkson, Toxteth Park
England and Wales death index, December quarter 1910: Emma L. Clarkson, Toxteth Park 1910 · page image
Source: Ancestry.com
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National Probate Calendar, 1910, p. 363: Clarkson, Emma Lucy, of The Friars, St. Michael's Hamlet, Liverpool, wife of William Clarkson, died 4 October 1910; administration granted at Liverpool on 26 November to her husband.
National Probate Calendar, 1910, p. 363: Clarkson, Emma Lucy, of The Friars, St. Michael's Hamlet, Liverpool, wife of William Clarkson, died 4 October 1910; administration granted at Liverpool on 26 November to her husband. 1910 · p. 363 (book spread)
Source: National Probate Calendar, 1910, via Ancestry.
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Keep in mind: Confirmed as printed. A probate calendar entry, not the will or grant itself.
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1871 England Census
1871 England Census
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Record: 1871 England Census
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1881 England Census
1881 England Census
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Record: 1881 England Census
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