Ellen Clack | Rectory Lane Cemetery, Berkhamsted

Rectory Lane Cemetery, Berkhamsted

Biography:
Ellen Clack
1879 –30/10/1907

Unmarked grave Ellen Clack (née Deeley or Dealey) (1879-1907)

Ellen was born in Berkhamsted in 1879, the daughter of Samuel Deeley/Dealey, a labourer, and his wife Jane living at Red Lion Yard, Berkhamsted.

She married John Clack, a farm labourer, 15 April 1899 in St Peter’s. At the time of the marriage she was living at Canal Side. They had two sons: William George (1899) and Thomas (1904).

In 1901 the family were living in the household of William Delderfield, a nursery labourer, at 4, Canal Side.

Ellen died at 8, Canal Side on 30 October 1907 aged only 28.

John’s sister Clara and brother William are buried together in this cemetery in an unmarked grave.

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Unmarked grave Ellen Clack (née Deeley or Dealey) (1879-1907)

Ellen was born in Berkhamsted in 1879, the daughter of Samuel Deeley/Dealey, a labourer, and his wife Jane living at Red Lion Yard, Berkhamsted.

She married John Clack, a farm labourer, 15 April 1899 in St Peter’s. At the time of the marriage she was living at Canal Side. They had two sons: William George (1899) and Thomas (1904).

In 1901 the family were living in the household of William Delderfield, a nursery labourer, at 4, Canal Side.

Ellen died at 8, Canal Side on 30 October 1907 aged only 28.

John’s sister Clara and brother William are buried together in this cemetery in an unmarked grave.

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