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Topic: george clark bristol (Read 115 times)
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KARTRIX
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im looking for info on george clark born 1840 bristol and married mary saunders apprx 1861 im wondering who his parents were or any info on him as i cant find anything, any help would beappreciated thanks for reading
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lizdb
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What have you got on him already - where have you found his existance, and these approx dates? Have you got him on a census? Were there children of the marriage etc etc
I cant immediately see a marriage around 1861 in Bristol, but you only say he was born there , not married there, so I may be looking for the wrong place.
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KARTRIX
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hi someone sent me a pm with march 1861 marriage in bristol to mary ann saunders i just presumed it was right, mybe it was someone else i dont know a lot of details he had a son henry born 1865 also edwin sarah and john that all i know im afraid, but maybe it is the other family???
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Tati
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Having said that - I do like this young man in the 1861 census for Bedminster, bearing in ming George was a smith in 1871:
1861
RG9/1703 119 33
Bristol Bedminster, Somerset
11 Charlotte St
Sarah Clark, head, wid, 58, Market Woman, b. St Philip & St Jacob
Sarah, dau, unm, 28, Milliner, b. Somerset Bedminster
Louisa, dau, unm, 25, Dress Maker, b. do.
George, son, unm, 22, Blacksmith, b. do.
Louisa, granddau, 4, scholar, b. do.
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"My dear, I think the English pronounce it 'appiness" Desire and hunger is the fire I breathe Census Information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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KARTRIX
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i have looked again and on free bmd threre is a marriage with mary saunders, my mum told me that somewhere in the tree there is a connection with my stepdad who is a saunders. maybe lovell was a sisters husband do u think im confused
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Tati
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It's very easy to start barking up the wrong tree when you research a common name like Clark I'm afraid ...
Had we identified the correct family on the other thread?
If so then here's the 1891 census
1891
RG12/1948 94 11
Bedminster, Somerset
14 Whitehouse St
Mary Ann Clark, head, wid, 57, Laundress, b. Bristol Bedminster
Alfred George, son, s, 28, Tawning? Finisher, b. London Bromley
Samuel, son, s, 20, Cloth Examiner Clothing Factory, b. Bristol Bedminster
Edwin, son, 17, Mason's labourer, b. do.
Sarah Ann, dau, 15, Tailoress, b. do.
John, son, 11, scholar, b. do.
Alfred George Lovell, brother, mar, 33, Clothing Packer, b. do.
Matilda Lovell, niece, 8, scholar, b. Gloucestershire Stapleton
Alfred George Lovell, nephew, 6, scholar, b. do.
Mary Ellen M Parsons, lodger, s, 23, Brush Maker, b. Devon Devonport
Just noticed a William Lovell, brother in law, was also with the family in 1881!
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"My dear, I think the English pronounce it 'appiness" Desire and hunger is the fire I breathe Census Information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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KARTRIX
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im confused so who did the lovell belong to?? maybe marys sister??? what do u think, im sure it is the right family though they did come from bedminster
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KARTRIX
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ok thanks for all your help 
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Tati
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but just to show you how it all ties in nicely with the brothers in law found in 1881 and 1891 ...
1861
RG9/1703 121 38
Bedminster, Somerset
31 Charlotte St
Samuel Lovell, head, 42, General Lab
Louisa, wife, 39
Mary Ann, dau, unm, 22, Paper Bag Maker
Samuel, son, 20, Stationer's Porter
James, son, 18, General Lab
William, son, 8 (seen with the Clarks in 1881)
Emily, dau, 6, scholar
Alfred, son, 3 (seen with Mary A Clark in 1891)
All born Bedminster
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KARTRIX
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ok thanks ive lost the plot!!!!!!!!! 
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