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Descendants of James Henry Clarke

Generation No. 1

1. James Henry¹ Clarke was born 1833 in Birmingham, Warwick, England, son of James Clarke and Elizabeth. He married (1)Rosanna Sarah Simpson born 1829 in Gloucester, in March 1859 at Southgate Street, Gloucester, (2)Jane Champlin born 1836 in Saltash, Corwall, in February, 1874 in Gloucester.

Children of James H. Clarke and Rosanna Sarah Simpson are:

	Edith Rose Clarke, born 1862 in Gloucester, England;
	William Henry² Clarke, born 1865 in Gloucester, England;

Generation No. 2

2. William Henry² Clarke (James Henry¹)¹ was born 1865 in Gloucester,England², and died Bef. 1941. He married Flora Hollow 6 March 1886 in Croydon, Surrey, daughter of James Hollow and Emily ?

Children of William Clarke and Flora Hollow are:

Cecil Grahame³ Clarke³, born 11 March 1891 in 7 Old Town, Croydon, Surrey; died 26 May 1959 in Princess Beatrice Hospital, Kensington, London. He married (1) Gladys May Shrubsall 1 February 1913 in Register Office, Croydon. He married (2) Edna MacDonald - Lawlor 3 October 1941 in Register Office, Ploughley & Ballingdon, Oxford, England.

More about Cecil Grahame Clarke
^{At the time of his marriage to Gladys May Shrubsall, Cecil was a Batchelor and a photographer.
Cecil joined the Flying Corps. as a photographer during the first world war.

He was then a member of the reserve and re-joined the RAF at the beginning of world war two, again as a
photographer attached to 15 Operational Training Unit, also 16 Operational Training Unit.
^{Gladys and Cecil separated in 1927. Cecil then moved to Kensington where he was unemployed and moved into lodgings.
Due to the separation their five children (Brenda, Donald, Lesley, Ken and Pauline)
were placed into an orphanage, where most of them stayed until the age of 14.
In 1941, Cecil at the age of 51,
married the widow Edna Lawlor. He was stationed at Upper Heyford with the Royal Air Force. His service number was 139988, rank Corporal in 1941 (photographer). Home address, Holloway, Somerton, Oxford.
His final rank before discharged in 1945 was Sargeant.

^{Victory Medal                                    British War Medal

Cecil had two sisters.}
Gertrude May Clarke, born 6 February 1893.
? Clarke. (female)}
^{THREE OF
CECIL'S CHILDREN}
^{Brenda
Donald
Pauline}}
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