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hi gritty and yvonne
1861 census
william moore head 1798
martha moore wife 1796
elizabeth clarkson sister unmarried 1783
and elizabeth greenwood neice
thanks

thankyou for the image i think it is correct

A Sister......

Alice Clarkson in the England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
Name:Alice Clarkson
Gender :Female
Birth Date: 11 Nov 1823
Birth Place: Wavertree
Baptism Date: 16 Nov 1823
Baptism Place: St Mary Woolton, Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Father: Richard Clarkson
Mother: Ann Cornel Clarkson
FHL Film Number: 396373

And another.....

Maria Anna Clarkson in the England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
Name: Maria Anna Clarkson
Gender:Female
Birth Date: 27 Jan 1822
Birth Place: Wavertree
Baptism Date: 4 Feb 1822
Baptism Place: St Mary Woolton, Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Father: Richardi Clarkson
Mother: Maria Anna Cornall Clarkson
FHL Film Number:396373

thanks prickyholly
noticed that mother is ann cornell clarkson
is cornell her middle name
thanks

She might even be........Maria Anna Cornell/Cornall

But preferred the name Ann/Anna.

thank you
my great grand father was called lewis carmall clarkson born sheffield 1871i wonder if he was given that middle name after her.that would have been his great grand mother

Well that is very interesting.

I mean the name "Carnall" is very unusual for a middle name don't you think?

it is very unusual my family allways wondered were lewis middle name came from i also wonder if that was her maiden name before she marrid into the clarkson

You don't think the marriage posted earlier was correct? Nancy being a variation of Ann?

Marriage:
Name: Richard Clarkson
Spouse's Name: Nancy Cornall
Event Date: 12 Sep 1809
Event Place: Lancaster, Lancashire, England
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I04750-4 , System Origin: England-EASy , GS Film number: 1502442

thank you gritty
so richards mother could be nancy cornall
is there any way of finding the name of her parents please

On ancestry there are two original images from the parish register for the marriage of Richard Clarkson and Nancy Cornall- I cannot read the actual marriage entry details very well- other than the witnesses were Nicholas? Buttler, and Thomas Bibby. I've sent you a copy, but maybe someone else can take a look?

The other entry for banns also dated 12 Sep 1809 says:

Lancashire, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1936
"Richard Clarkson, Husbandman, and Nancy Cornall spinster, both of Stalmine in this parish."

So presumably we're looking for Nancy/ Ann's birth in Stalmine

thankyou gritty

thankyou gritty for the info
i see nancy could not write but richard could

Thank you for all your help in the past.can you be so kind to help me again.trying to find Nancy Cornall born 1793 might be called Ann Cornall around the area Stalmine interested to find the names of her parents and if she had any siblings
thanks again
Janette

Janette

Try Family .Search site .its free to search

thank you still can not find any thing

Nancy may also be seen as Nanny ........

......... I have an ancestor from about that same period who switches from one to the other at differing times

(1809 from below)

http://www.freereg.org.uk/

Chris :)

County Lancashire
Place Lancaster
Church name St Mary the Priory
Register type Parish Register
Marriage date 12 Sep 1809
Groom forename Richard
Groom surname CLARKSON
Groom abode Stalmine
Groom occupation Husbandman
Bride forename Nancy
Bride surname CORNALL
Bride condition spinster
Bride abode Stalmine
Witness Nicholas BUTTLER
Witness Thos BIBBY
Register note Bride signed x


England, Boyd's marriage indexes, 1538-1850 (Find My Past)

(as Cornal on above)


http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/

(in case of anything Stalmine on above, some Cornal and similar on there no idea of area myself!, seems Lancaster or Over Wyre?, looking around on google)


Edits (coming up as below)

http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/Stalmine/stjames/index.html

thanks for your help again.but still can not find any siblings for Nancy Cornall or parents

have you looked on familysearch?

Even if you find a baptism, you will probably only get her father's name ........ mother's were only rarely named back then.

Have you considered the fact that they might not have been baptised until much later ................... a small village or someone living out on the moors or in the forests might not have access to a church, or the church might not have a minister.

Have you considered that they might have been Non-conformists?

There were a lot of Quakers in that area back in the 18th century.


Have you tried Googling the surname and area????