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Hi Rosie99 - thank you. I find all the births to Esther & Samuel - note the 6 year gap between children?  My only concern was the census I couldnt find Esther & Samuel acyually living together and didnt see Charter Street anywhere which is a dead giveaway. You must have some better access to sites than I! Where are you looking do you mind me asking? Im very grateful for youre interest btw!

Oh my! The Eldon Parker I got in touch with IS a relative to the Henry Parker on findagrave site he has just returned my email. Henry was his brothers great grandfather. I am about to correspond back to  him!

As for Henrys link. Hart County in Kentucky is very small even now on Google Maps farming feilds. However John father is listed as Farmer and occupant there in South Kentucky for next few decades - well we know John ( Henrys father) as listed on marriage certificate as Merchant Seaman so you are correct in assuming wrong family connected to the findagrave site. We might find a Mullato yet!

Oooh thank you Rosie99 for your continued interest. This detective work is consuming me day and night. I so long to have met these people.
I am thinking the later death at 81 for Elizabeth as I recall that my aunt Hilda the youngest in the Clement family born in 1908 loses her Mother (Mary Jane) at age 9 but still had Grandma for a few years more. 

We also see Samuel Harrocks connected to the Clement street address in the census (ironic that Mary Jane eventually becomes a Clement by marriage in Lancaster until her death). Its likely siblings of Elizabeth.
The map below of old Liverpool show short streets Clement Stree and Eccles St next to each other. Thats when I knew the connection was spot on.
http://www.liverpool-city-group.com/street-guide-1901/d4.htm

So I find the whole family in 1850 census in Hart County Kentucky. The only person not in that household is Thomas Monroe Parker but whos to say he wasnt a cousin? Richard Parker and Emmet Parker listed on the grave are in the 1850 census along with Henry.