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Nancy (Banton) Clarkson

Records and documents: Nancy (Banton) Clarkson

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Marriage licence bond, Archdeaconry of Richmond, 1827: Thomas Clarkson, farmer, and Nancy Banton, spinster, both of Thornton in Poulton parish.
Marriage licence bond, Archdeaconry of Richmond, 1827: Thomas Clarkson, farmer, and Nancy Banton, spinster, both of Thornton in Poulton parish. 1827
Source: Archdeaconry of Richmond marriage bonds, via Ancestry.
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Keep in mind: Confirmed as read on the bond; it fits the Poulton-le-Fylde parish marriage register entry of 1 February 1827.
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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.
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
Source: Lancashire Archives, Poulton-le-Fylde parish register, via Ancestry.
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Keep in mind: Confirmed as read on the register spread; that this Thomas is the later Liverpool victualler rests on the folder's identity comparison (Likely).
Evidence for: St Chad's, Poulton-le-Fylde, marriage of Thomas Clarkson and Nancy Banton, 1 Feb 1827 (transcription)
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St Peter's, Liverpool, baptism register, 1830, no. 2092 (7 February): "William, of Thomas and Nancy Clarkson, Upper Dawson Street, Victualler."
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
Source: Liverpool Record Office, St Peter's parish register, via Ancestry.
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Keep in mind: Confirmed as read on the register page. Linking this baptism to William Clarkson the brewer is Likely: other William Clarkson baptisms of 1830-33 were compared from the index only.
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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."
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
Source: The National Archives (UK), HO 107/2185, via Ancestry.
How it is shown: Complete page as supplied; no crop, no retouch, no search highlight.
Keep in mind: The relationship word Step Son is the household's own statement (Confirmed as written). The link between Ann Green (1851-1887) and Nancy (Banton) Clarkson is Likely, not Confirmed (folder identity ruling). William is 19 here, though the 1830 baptism implies 21. A UK census image, treated like the pre-1931 public census pages.
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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.
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)
Source: National Probate Calendar, 1887, via Ancestry.
How it is shown: Complete page as saved; no crop, no retouch, no search highlight. Family-only: the later-life Ann Green material is for the signed-in family area because the identity is Likely, not Confirmed. The record is a pre-1931 court record of deceased people; no living person's data appears.
Keep in mind: Confirmed as read; the executors' relationship to the testator is not stated. Ann Green's identity with Nancy is Likely, not Confirmed. The record-page text for this entry was not captured.
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National Probate Calendar, 1887, p. 497: the continuation of the entry for Thomas Green of Bank House, Kempsey, naming his executors.
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)
Source: National Probate Calendar, 1887, via Ancestry.
How it is shown: Complete page as saved; no crop, no retouch, no search highlight. Family-only: the later-life Ann Green material is for the signed-in family area because the identity is Likely, not Confirmed. The record is a pre-1931 court record of deceased people; no living person's data appears.
Keep in mind: Confirmed as read, with the identity limits of the preceding page.
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