CLARKE, Edward

CLARKE, Edward

Male 1838 -


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  • Name CLARKE, Edward 
    Birth Abt 01 Jan 1838  [1
    • 980730: This date may well be in error, even though it comes from Haight's index. Garry Tee specifies 23 Apr 1839,referring us to Haight v 1 p. lxv. Better check on it.
    Birth 23 Apr 1838  [2
    Gender Male 
    Baptism 28 Apr 1838  St Lawrences, Meriden Find all individuals with events at this location  [3
    Birth 23 Apr 1839  [4
    Immigration 1861  Australian Colonies Find all individuals with events at this location  [5
    Immigration Nov 1864  Auckland, New Zealand Find all individuals with events at this location  [5
    Occupation Abt 1865  [5
    Working with the newspaper The New Zealander as a shorthand reporter. 
    Occupation 31 Jul 1868  [6
    Working for the Daily Southern Cross, Auckland. 
    Reference Number 2138 
    Residence Abt 1870  [7
    Person ID I2138  Main Tree
    Last Modified 26 Aug 2003 

    Father CLARKE, Edward,   b. 1809   d. 20 Dec 1852 (Age 43 years) 
    Mother EVANS, Christina,   b. 1814   d. 15 Mar 1859 (Age 45 years) 
    Marriage 30 May 1837  Chivers Coton Find all individuals with events at this location  [3, 8
    Family ID F695  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

    Family NICHOLLS, Ellen   d. 19 Sep 1875, Mangere Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Marriage Abt 04 Mar 1865 
    Family ID F766  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  • Notes 
    • Visited his sister Emily Susannah Clarke at Brighton. [9]
    • From Auckland, he writes to Mary Ann Evans in London. [5]
    • Letter from George Eliot to Emily Clarke (her neice, and Edward Clarke's sister): I am surprised to hear that our oldfriend Dr Kittermaster is still living. The kind old man would be sadly greived to know of the trouble about Edward inwhom he took so friendly an interest. You can hardly expect to hear from that unfortunate Brother, and perhaps silenceis the least painfil condition in relation to him.' [10]
    • Letter from his uncle Isaac Evans (George Eliot's brother), telling him not to call on him. [9]
    • [9]
    • 'Mary Ann [George Eliot] was particularly close to their three childen [Chrissey's and Edwards], and she often took thetwo oldest home with her.' [11]

  • Sources 
    1. [S242] Haight, Eliot Letters, vol 9 p. 402.

    2. [S201] Conjecture, My preferred date.

    3. [S365] Weir, Christeen, (24 Feb 2000), 24 Feb 2000.

    4. [S240] Tee, Gary, Tee, Gary. Edward Clarke, (Turnbull Library Record, May 1981), p. 9; cf George Eliot Letters v. 1. p. lxv.

    5. [S240] Tee, Gary, Tee, Gary. Edward Clarke, (Turnbull Library Record, May 1981), p. 5.

    6. [S240] Tee, Gary, Tee, Gary. Edward Clarke, (Turnbull Library Record, May 1981), p. 6.

    7. [S240] Tee, Gary, Tee, Gary. Edward Clarke, (Turnbull Library Record, May 1981), p. 10.

    8. [S355] Karl, Frederick, George Eliot, (Flmaingo, London, 1995, 1996), p. 33.

    9. [S240] Tee, Gary, Tee, Gary. Edward Clarke, (Turnbull Library Record, May 1981), p. 11.

    10. [S242] Haight, Eliot Letters, v. 6 p. 150-51.

    11. [S355] Karl, Frederick, George Eliot, (Flmaingo, London, 1995, 1996), p, 43.