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William Clayson ( 1870 - 1945 )

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born in	Elham 1870
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died in	Bearsted 1945
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occupation	Hotel Proprietor

Biography

1870

Family tradition and a photograph of Elham manor signed by A J Clayson 'where my hubby was born', suggests that William was born at the Manor House, the home of his great-uncle Mark Clayson. Clayson family history

1901

Living in Canterbury with wife Alice 1901 census

1962

Death of wife Alice Jane

Biography

c 1870
Family tradition and a photograph of Elham manor signed by A J Clayson 'where my hubby was born', suggests that William was born at the Manor House, the home of his great-uncle Mark Clayson.

Clayson family history

1901
Living in Canterbury with wife Alice

1901 census

1962
Death of wife Alice Jane

Marriage

(Ages +/-1)

Year Reg. District

Church

Name

Age

Spouse

Age

Curate

1893 Lewes Sussex

South Malling Church, Lewes

William Clayson

Alice Jane Knight

Demography

(Elham Parish only)

Year

Name

Property

Address

Relation

Con

Occupation

Age

Born

1871

William Clayson

identified Ref No. Z 200

Back Street

Son

Kent

Relationships

(Calculated from the demography records)

Name

Relation

Born

Place

Died

Place

Occupation

Isaac Clayson

Father

1838

Elham

1880

Elham

Agricultural Labourer

Letitia Tucker

Mother

1844

Marylebone Middlesex

1918

Maidstone

Edward Robert Clayson

Brother

1868

Elham

1925

Elham

c 1870 Family tradition and a photograph of Elham manor signed by A J Clayson 'where my hubby was born', suggests that William was born at the Manor House, the home of his great-uncle Mark Clayson.

1901 Living in Canterbury with wife Alice

1962 Death of wife Alice Jane

c 1870
Family tradition and a photograph of Elham manor signed by A J Clayson 'where my hubby was born', suggests that William was born at the Manor House, the home of his great-uncle Mark Clayson.

1901
Living in Canterbury with wife Alice

1962
Death of wife Alice Jane