Maria Sarah CLEMENTS Maria Clements_Nee(Bowens; North; Marshall; MORGAN?) Mini tree diagram

John CLEMENTS1,1

1801 (est.) -

Life History

1801 (est.)

Born

Estimated date to avoid Date consistency errors

between 10th Jun 1821 and 16th Sep 1823

Married Maria Clements_Nee(Bowens; North; Marshall; MORGAN?) in One of many possible marriages of a John Clements to a Maria Unknown.7,8

11th Apr 1827

Birth of daughter Maria Sarah CLEMENTS in Piccadilly,Westminster, London, England.1,3,4,5,6,2

28th May 1827

Resident in Piccadilly St James, Westminster, England (Blue Cross St,).1

2nd Jun 1850

Occupation Gunsmith (at time of Daughter maria's Marriage to William Thomas Smith).2

Notes

  • Electoral Role - Westminster History

    Who could vote and when.
    It is important to bear in mind that before 1928 the number of people eligible to vote in elections was restricted.
    Before 1867 in urban areas and before 1884 in rural areas most men could not vote and would not appear in the register.
    No women could vote in parliamentary elections before 1918.
    Until 1884 there were two types of franchise: the borough and the county.
    In county constituencies, men over 21 who owned freehold land worth 40 shillings a year and over were qualified to vote.
    Before 1832 the borough franchise varied according to local custom.
    For example, Westminster, which was the only parliamentary borough in Middlesex at that time, had a ‘scot and lot’ franchise which qualified all men paying poor rates.

    Snipped from a London Metropolitan Archive document called 10-electoral-registers-at-london-metropolitan-archives.pdf

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