Nancy (Banton) Clarkson
1806–1887 · Female
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Family
Parents
- Father: Robert Banton 1765–c. 1857
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Why: Her baptism transcription names Robert Banton and Nancy Moor as her parents.
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- Mother: Nancy (Moor) Banton 1776–1847
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The evidence note for this conclusion names a relative who may be living, so it is shown only in the family area.
Husband: Thomas Clarkson born c. 1803 Likely evidence: show why
Why: Marriage of Thomas Clarkson and Nancy Banton at St Chad's, Poulton-le-Fylde, 1 Feb 1827 (transcription).
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Why: Marriage of Thomas Clarkson and Nancy Banton at St Chad's, Poulton-le-Fylde, 1 Feb 1827 (transcription).
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- Son: William Clarkson about 1830/33-1915
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Why: Thomas Clarkson married Nancy Banton in 1827, but no record seen names William's mother.
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Life events
| Name | Nancy (Banton) Clarkson (the family tree records Nancy Banton) |
|---|---|
| Born | 27 Nov 1806, Ellel, Lancashire (baptised at Cockerham) Likely evidence: show whyThe evidence note for this conclusion names a relative who may be living, so it is shown only in the family area. |
| Died | 1887, Knighton on Teme, Worcestershire, England Unconfirmed evidence: show why |
| Also recorded as | NANCY BANTON |
| Baptism | 25 DEC 1806, St Michael, Cockerham, Lancashire, England |
| Marriage | 1 Feb 1827, St Chad's, Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire, with Thomas Clarkson born c. 1803 Likely evidence: show whyWhy: Transcription only. Records: Review: assessed 09-24-2026; evidence: Index or transcription examined. |
| Burial | 13 OCT 1887, Knighton on Teme, Worcestershire, England |
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Marriage licence bond, Archdeaconry of Richmond, 1827: Thomas Clarkson, farmer, and Nancy Banton, spinster, both of Thornton in Poulton parish.1827
Poulton-le-Fylde parish marriage register, 1827, no. 389: "Thomas Clarkson of this Parish, Farmer, and Nancy Banton of this Parish, Spinster," married by licence 1 February 1827.1 February 1827 · marriage register spread, no. 389
St Peter's, Liverpool, baptism register, 1830, no. 2092 (7 February): "William, of Thomas and Nancy Clarkson, Upper Dawson Street, Victualler."7 February 1830 · baptism register page, no. 2092
1851 census, Liverpool, Islington (HO 107/2185, folio 542, p. 17): Thomas Green, wine and spirit dealer, and his wife Ann, 45, born Poulton, with William Clarkson, 19, entered as "Step Son."March 1851 · HO 107/2185, folio 542, p. 17, schedule 70
National Probate Calendar, 1887, p. 496: Thomas Green of Bank House, Kempsey, gentleman, died 21 September 1886; his will was proved on 24 January 1887 by Ann Green, widow, with William Clarkson and Thomas Henry Clarkson, brewers, as executors.1887 · pp. 496-497 (image 503)
National Probate Calendar, 1887, p. 497: the continuation of the entry for Thomas Green of Bank House, Kempsey, naming his executors.1887 · pp. 496-497 (image 504)
Sources
- St Michael, Cockerham, Lancashire, baptisms 1793-1812, p. 44, entry 11 (25 December 1806): Nancy, daughter of Robert Banton, born 27 November 1806, abode Ellel, performed at Shireshead (Lancashire OnLine Parish Clerks; LDS film 1278859; transcription, register image not seen) Birth, marriage and death records Citation only Baptism
- St Michael, Cockerham, Lancashire, baptisms 1793-1812, p. 44, entry 11 (25 December 1806): Nancy, daughter of Robert Banton, born 27 November 1806, abode Ellel, performed at Shireshead (Lancashire OnLine Parish Clerks; LDS film 1278859; transcription, register image not seen) Birth, marriage and death records Citation only Birth
- Poulton-le-Fylde parish register, marriages 1827, no. 389 (1 February 1827, by licence): Thomas Clarkson, farmer, and Nancy Banton, spinster, both of the parish, both signed; witnesses Alex(?) Singleton and Agnes Clarkson (Lancashire Archives; Ancestry, Lancashire, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns 1754-1936). Licence bond of 29 January 1827 names both 'of Thornton' (Ancestry colle Birth, marriage and death records Citation only Marriage
- Knighton on Teme, Worcestershire, burial register, 13 Oct 1887: Ann Green, aged 79. Ancestry record 62088/3662158 Burials and memorials Citation only Burial, Death
- Baptism of Nancy Banton, born 27 Nov 1806 at Ellel, baptised at Cockerham, daughter of Robert Banton and Nancy Moor (transcription). No URL recorded Birth, marriage and death records Citation only
Research sources
- Baptism of Nancy Banton, born 27 Nov 1806 at Ellel, baptised at Cockerham, daughter of Robert Banton and Nancy Moor (transcription) Birth, marriage and death records
- St Chad's, Poulton-le-Fylde, marriage of Thomas Clarkson and Nancy Banton, 1 Feb 1827 (transcription) Birth, marriage and death records
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