William married Jane Chown on the 16th December 1838 in St. Andrew's Church, Shilton, Warwickshire (pictured left).
Known Children
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Rosanne Clements 1840 - 1856
Alfred Clements 1843 - 1919
Ravina Clements Haughton 1845 - 1927
Charles Clements 1849 - 1911
On the 1841 and '51 census William is listed as a silk ribbon weaver, living with his family in the village of Shilton, Warwickshire. By 1852 William and his family had moved to Stoke (now an area within Coventry).
As well as being a weaver, William was the Attendence Officer on the School Board, and also the Parish Clerk at St. Michael's Church, Stoke, Coventry from 1852 until his death. By 1901 his son, Alfred, had taken over as Parish Clerk at St. Michael's.
William was widowed when Jane died in 1878.
William died aged 71.
Resting with Jane and their daughter Rosanne.
Known Children
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Rosanne Clements 1840 - 1856
Alfred Clements 1843 - 1919
Ravina Clements Haughton 1845 - 1927
Charles Clements 1849 - 1911
On the 1841 and '51 census William is listed as a silk ribbon weaver, living with his family in the village of Shilton, Warwickshire. By 1852 William and his family had moved to Stoke (now an area within Coventry).
As well as being a weaver, William was the Attendence Officer on the School Board, and also the Parish Clerk at St. Michael's Church, Stoke, Coventry from 1852 until his death. By 1901 his son, Alfred, had taken over as Parish Clerk at St. Michael's.
William was widowed when Jane died in 1878.
William died aged 71.
Resting with Jane and their daughter Rosanne.
William married Jane Chown on the 16th December 1838 in St. Andrew's Church, Shilton, Warwickshire (pictured left).
Known Children
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Rosanne Clements 1840 - 1856
Alfred Clements 1843 - 1919
Ravina Clements Haughton 1845 - 1927
Charles Clements 1849 - 1911
On the 1841 and '51 census William is listed as a silk ribbon weaver, living with his family in the village of Shilton, Warwickshire. By 1852 William and his family had moved to Stoke (now an area within Coventry).
As well as being a weaver, William was the Attendence Officer on the School Board, and also the Parish Clerk at St. Michael's Church, Stoke, Coventry from 1852 until his death. By 1901 his son, Alfred, had taken over as Parish Clerk at St. Michael's.
William was widowed when Jane died in 1878.
William died aged 71.
Resting with Jane and their daughter Rosanne.
Known Children
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Rosanne Clements 1840 - 1856
Alfred Clements 1843 - 1919
Ravina Clements Haughton 1845 - 1927
Charles Clements 1849 - 1911
On the 1841 and '51 census William is listed as a silk ribbon weaver, living with his family in the village of Shilton, Warwickshire. By 1852 William and his family had moved to Stoke (now an area within Coventry).
As well as being a weaver, William was the Attendence Officer on the School Board, and also the Parish Clerk at St. Michael's Church, Stoke, Coventry from 1852 until his death. By 1901 his son, Alfred, had taken over as Parish Clerk at St. Michael's.
William was widowed when Jane died in 1878.
William died aged 71.
Resting with Jane and their daughter Rosanne.
Inscription
For 36 years, Clerk of this parish
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