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George Clay 1814 – bap. 27 Dec 1814 Liverpool
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m. 11 Dec 1845 (licence) St Bride, Toxteth |
Mary Simmons 1813 – 1850 (37) bap. 23 Jun 1813 Toxteth, Liverpool bur. 6 Nov 1850 Whitstable, Kent |
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Marriage |
Name / Age / Residence |
Status / Occupation |
Father / Occupation |
Witness |
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11 Dec 1845 |
George Clay / full / Duke St, Liverpool |
Bachelor / Merchant |
Ralph Clay / Merchant |
William Clay |
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St Bride, Toxteth |
Mary Simmons / full / Upp. Parliament St, Lpl. |
Spinster |
Gwin Simmons / Merchant |
Robert Angus |
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Children Margaret Weston Clay b. ond 1846 Liverpool district bur. 18 May 1854 (7y) Walton on the Hill, Liverpool Robert Angus Clay b. jas 1848 Blean district, Kent George Clay b. jfm 1850 Blean district, Kent |
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1850 Death of Mary Clay (37y) - bur. at All Saints, Whitstable, Kent |
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C1851 George Clay (36, widower, Railway Superintendent) with children Margaret W (4), Robert A (2), George (1) and sister Margaret Clay (25) and 3 servants living at High St, Seasalter, Blean, Kent. |
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C1861 Robert A Clay (12) and George Clay (11) with their aunt Margaret Clay (35) at the home of their grandfather Ralph Clay (78, widower, cashier) at 10 Huskisson St, Liverpool. |
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C1871 Robert A Clay (22, clerk) with aunts Margaret Clay (45) and Mary Clay (44) and visitors Mary K Ronald (29, widow) and Alice Angus (24) and two servants living at Welsh Rd, Little Sutton, Wirral. |