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1881 census
Dwelling: 129 Church St
Census Place: Keighley, York, England
Source: FHL Film 1342039 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 4350 Folio 140
Page 15
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Emma CLEWER W 46 F Wakefield, York, England
Rel: Head
Occ: Housekeeper Dom
Lydia CRABTREE 13 F Leeds, York, England
Rel: Daur
Occ: Mill Operative (Text) (Wor)
Herbert CLEWER 8 M Wakefield, York, England
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Deaths Jun quarter 1895
Clewer Emma 60 Keighley 9a 151
Marriages Mar quarter 1879
Bland Elizabeth Birkenhead 8a 588
Clewer Allen Andrew Birkenhead 8a 588
CLEWER Allen Andrew BLAND Elizabeth Birkenhead, St Mary Wirral BK8/10/403
Is Martley in Worcestershire?
1881 census
Dwelling: Registered Lodging House Top Narrow Street
Census Place: Llanfyllin, Montgomery, Wales
Source: FHL Film 1342321 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 5498 Folio 107
Page 33
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Dinnas GIBBENS M 39 M The Abbey, Ireland
Rel: Head
Occ: General Labourer
Ann GIBBENS M 38 F Guilsfield, Montgomery, Wales
Rel: Wife
Occ: General Labourer Wife
Margreat GIBBENS 8 F Wrexham, Denbigh, Wales
Rel: Daur
Occ: Scholar
Catherine R. GIBBENS 4 F Lanfyllin, Montgomery, Wales
Rel: Daur
Occ: Scholar
Aggener GIBBENS 2 F Lanfyllin, Montgomery, Wales
Rel: Daur
Occ: Scholar
Allen CLOUR W 43 M Mortley, Worcester, England
Rel: Lodger
Occ: Labour General
Edward GREEN U 30 M London, London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Lodger
Occ: Painter
Marriages Mar quarter 1891
Crabtree Lydia Keighley 9a 237
Lumby Margaret Keighley 9a 237
Smith John Henry Keighley 9a 237
Swift James Keighley 9a 237
Marriages Sep quarter 1894
Clewer Herbert Keighley 9a 320
Saunders Lily Keighley 9a 320
1901 census
Herbert Clewer age 28 Living Keighley Machine Makers Lab
Lily age 33 b beds Biggleswade
Ernest age 4 b Keithley
Willie age 2
Warmest Wishes
Jan in Bronte Country GtGrandaughter of Herbert & Lily
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More on my Clewer Family
>
> Whilst searching the Lancashire BMD site, found what appears to be my
> GtGtGrandfather with his 3rd wife, would anyone have any connections with
> the MOULTON/CLEWER/CLOUR...............would love to get more information
>
> Allen Andrew CLEWER married Maria Lycett Jones in Digbeth, Birmingham 12
> September 1864 full age bachelor on 1871 Maria is living at West Leeds
> Street, Keighley, no sign of A A CLEWER
>
> Allen Andrew CLEWER married Emma CRABTREE nee BROWN in Keighley, W Yorks.
18
> April 1872 34 widower, both state their address on marriage certificate as
> West Leeds Street, Keighley.
>
> On the 1881 census Emma CLEWER is living with her children in Church
Street,
> Keighley, no sign of A A CLEWER, but Allan CLEWER can be found ??? living
in
> Wales, under the name A CLOUR as a lodger....again this man is the right
> age, and is born in Martley.
>
> Andrew A Clewer married Ann MOULTON in 1891 in Everton St George.
>
> on the 1901census Allan Andrew CLEWER is married and living in Kent to
wife
> Ann (presumably nee MOULTON)
>
> I have the certificates for all these marriages, A A CLEWER is shown born
> in Martley Birmingham, Father Richard CLEWER.
>
> On the 1901 the A A CLEWER is again shown as born in Martley.
>
> Must be the same person, same age, same Fathers name.........I
know....don't
> assume.........BUT I am getting no-where with this.
>
> Does anyone connect with ANY of these people.
>
> Thanks
>
>
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> The Ongoing Brass Workers - CLEW Family: By Brian Zelley
>
> Darwin street was a long term base for the CLEWS family.
>
> Henry Richard CLEWS (c1833 - 1903)
>
> This Birmingham boy would spend many a years in the Brass business in
> Aston.
> From the age of 48 to his final year of 1903 we find him working as a
> Brass Founder and a Copper and Brass Kettle maker.
>
> Like father like son, Henry Jr. and Arthur would also work in the Brass
> trade. Even at the young age of 15 in 1881, young Arthur CLEWS was
> working in the brass and cabinet field and in 1901 he followed father
> Henry and brother Henry as a copper and brass kettle maker. One can
> only guess, but a lot of folks owe their fresh pot of hot tea for a
> relaxing afternoon chatting with friends and family to the kettle
> making skills of the CLEW S family of Aston. And how many of those
> good folks stored their finest bone china and the tea pot in a cabinet
> processed through the hands of the 15 year old Arthur CLEWS. Along
> the way the likes of Edwin Emery PHILLIPS,
> and the NUTT family were pitching in with the brass work.
>
> In fairness to the other CLEWS, throughout the decades, other members
> were involved in other occupations such as Ada CLEWS, the school
> teacher.
> And, one can only guess what the turn of the century Victor CLEWS would
> occupy his working days with.
>
> But the CLEWS of Warwick gave us more than tea kettles and teaching,
> like the ASHBOURNE, NUTT, PHILLIPS, RODEN and RUANE families, members
> of the various CLEWS families would make their way to the "Weeping
> Tree" after their loved ones paid the ultimate price in WW I - Arthur
> Ernest ,
> Colin, and Joseph Henry CLEWS - But, the "trail of tears" continued
> with the madness of the Blitzing of Coventry. Young John CLEWS was
> lost in 194l.
> And, "Lest We Forget", the sacrifices of the emergency workers such as
> fireman Victor Leonard CLEWS whose life flame flickered out at the
> Goods
> Yard in 1940.
>
>
> The Brass Workers of Aston - Another Round: By Brian ZELLEY
>
> As a follow-up to the NUTT family history in the brass business. One
> of their neighbors on Darwin street, Aston were involved as Brass
> Founders. Henry Richard CLEWS and his sons Henry and Arthur. For the
> record, the wife/ mother was Clara.