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William Clarkson

about 1830/33-1915 · Male

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Wife: Emma Lucy (Green) Clarkson about 1836-1910
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Why: Their marriage register entry, St Paul's, Liverpool, 6 Jul 1854 (image inspected in the saved research).

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Born26 APR 1833, Liverpool, Lancashire, England
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Why: The tree's 26 Apr 1833 is not confirmed; his later ages point to about 1831-33.

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Died9 FEB 1915, Liverpool, Lancashire, England
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Why: Buried at Allerton, Liverpool, 13 Feb 1915, aged 82 (transcription); the tree's 9 Feb 1915 in Liverpool is consistent.

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Buried13 Feb 1915, Allerton, Liverpool
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Why: Burial transcription: 13 Feb 1915, aged 82.

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Marriage6 Jul 1854, St Paul's, Liverpool, with Emma Lucy (Green) Clarkson about 1836-1910
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OccupationSpirit dealer, 1854, Aigburth, Liverpool
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Why: Stated in his 1854 marriage register entry (image inspected in the saved research).

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OccupationBrewer, 1858, Liverpool
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Why: His son's 1858 baptism entry gives the father's trade as brewer (image inspected in the saved research).

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Residence1861, Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Residence1881, Altrincham, Cheshire, England
Residence1881, Toxteth Park, Lancashire, England
Residence1891, Toxteth Park, Lancashire, England
TravelVisited his son W. B. Clarkson, then left for MacLeod, Canada, to visit another son, May 1901, Houston, Texas
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Why: The Houston Daily Post of 29 May 1901 reports 'Mr. William Clarkson of Liverpool, England, who has been visiting his son W. B. Clarkson' leaving the city for MacLeod, Canada, to visit another son (page image read in the R1 research). It records a visit, not a move to Texas, and does not name the son in Canada.

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Earlier: Confirmed (09-24-2026, engineer): The engineer read the saved page text of the Houston visit.

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Born about 1830-33: a 7 Feb 1830 baptism at St Peter's is possible, but his later ages point to 1831-33. A family chart placed his death in Texas; nothing supports that.

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