John KING

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Yes it does make sense  .   I am still looking for Luke in 1851  (and John)

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George King (Widower) married Susan Pearce 7th November 1845 at Clifton

He can be found in Westbury in 1851 with wife Susan and children Alfred & Henry and in Warminster in 1861 with children Sarah 14 - Henry 10 - Elizabeth 8 - Frank 3 and Ann  9 months

George & Susan's daughter Sarah is with Pierce family in Corsham in 1851

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The 1861C has a George King (45), who was born in Corsham and is a widower and railway labourer, living in Clifton, Glos. There are six children living with him: John (16), b Corsham, George (12), b Devon, Sarah (10), b Corsham, Mary (, b Corsham, James (4), b Corsham, and Henry (2), b Somerset. All carry the King surname and are acknowledged as being either a son or daughter.

This is weird, possible children of 'George' but they have mmn as Harris but I shall post it anyway

KING, GEORGE       mmn HARRIS 
GRO Reference: 1848  Sept Quarter in AXBRIDGE UNION  Volume 10  Page 311

KING, SARAH  ANN     mmn HARRIS 
GRO Reference: 1849  Dec Quarter in CHIPPENHAM  Volume 08  Page 279
 
KING, MARY       mmn HARRIS 
GRO Reference: 1852  Dec Quarter in CHIPPENHAM  Volume 05A  Page 55

KING, HENRY    mmn    HARRIS 
GRO Reference: 1859  March Quarter in WELLS  Volume 05C  Page 651

We now know these were the children of Luke and Mary (nee Harris).  The last child appears to be Henry born Wells RD March qtr 1859, by 1861 Luke (aka George) was at  7, Matilda Place, St Philip and St Jacob, Clifton.  There was a burial at Holy Trinity, St Philip, Bristol 09 Jan 1861 for a Mary King age 43 could this be her.