Oh my goodness! This seems to get more confusing each time I read it!
The whole Flint family has caused me a big headache.
Elizabeth Jane Flint is my great grandmother. Elizabeth had a child George Edward Flint in 1888 in Chertsey, Surrey. She married George Clark in 1893 in Hounslow, Middlesex (Andrew Gale and Maria Matthews witnessed the marriage). Elizabeth and George had a son Donald Sydney Clark (later to become Donald Clarke). George Clark died in 1899.
Elizabeth had my grandmother Sarah Ann Cooper (I have the birth certificate) in 1902. In 1911 Elizabeth is on the census with my great grandfather Alfred, but she is listed as a widow and he is listed as a widower. I don't believe they ever married she just called herself Cooper. On Sarah's birth certificate she is listed as Elizabeth Cooper (formerly Flint).
I have traced Donald Clark with no problem, but have been unable to find out what happened to George. After his birth in 1888 he doesn't seem to appear on the census until 1911 when he is listed as George Clark.
Also on the 1911 census Alfred Cooper has a son Alfred with him aged 3 born Hounslow.
I have a census for 1901 that I believe to be Alfred and Elizabeth, but the names appear wrong. I haven't seen the image though. The reason that I believe it to be right is the address: 3 Brickfield Road, Isleworth. That is the exact address on Sarah birth certificate and also listed on the census is Emma Walker down as Mother in Law b. Oxford. Alfred was married to Harriet Walker in 1895. She died in 1896. Her mother was called Elizabeth though, but she did come from Oxford and the age matches. Why the names are wrong on the census, I have no idea. Piece: 1184 Folio: 161 Page: 22
I'd really like to trace what happened to Elizabeth's half sister Maria Gale after 1901 and son George Flint between 1888 and 1911.
Sorry to ramble but it is a bit complicated.