Family of Alfred Charles Calkin

Calkin, Alfred Charles Youngest of 3 children born to Joseph George and Elizabeth Birth certificate of first child, Emily Eliza, has Alfred's occupation as "Mercantile Clerk", living at 36, Lombard Street. Occupation in 1881 census = "Omnibus Conductor" The 1881 census has Alfred living with his wife and two children at 77, Hill Street, Newington, Surrey. (Also shown on the census was Horace Cloak (b.1878) of Lambeth as a "boarder") Occupation on Son Percival's birth certificate = "House Decorator". The 1901 census has Alfred living with his wife and five children at 11, Mosedale Street, Camberwell, London. Occupation in 1901 census = "Painter and Decorator" The 1911 census has Alfred (59) living with his wife and two youngest sons at 186 Beresford Street, Newington South, Southwark Occupation in 1911 census = "House Decorator"
	Born:	c. 06.1851	registered at St. Pancras, London
	Baptised:	29.06.1851	at Old Church, St. Pancras, London
	Married:	c. 12.1872	to Emily Jane Clark, registered in Lambeth
	Died:	c. 09.1918	Aged 67, registered in Lambeth.
Calkin (nee Clark), Emily Jane The 1921 census has Emily (aged 67) living with her son Herbert and family at 224, Upland Road, East Dulwich, Camberwell.
	Born:	c. 06.1854	in Kennington and registered in Lambeth, London
	Died:	c. 03.1932	Aged 77, registered in Lambeth.

Seven Children
Emily Eliza
	Born:	08.09.1874	at 18, Clayton Street, Newington and registered in Lambeth, London
	Baptised:	25.10.1874	at St. Mark, Kennington, London
	Died:	c. 06.1876	Aged 1, registered in Wandsworth.
Alfred William
	Born:	c. 03.1877	at Latimer Road, Notting Hill, London
	Died:	c. 03.1901	Aged 24, registered in Camberwell
Maud Amelia In 1901 census Maud Amelia is listed living with her parents as above. Occupation in 1901 census = "Athletic Goods Service". In 1911 census Maud Teather (age 31) is living with her husband and three children at 119, Peckham Road, Camberwell.
	Born:	c. 03.1880	at St. Mary's, Newington, Surrey
	Married:	c. 03.1902	to Frederick George Teather, registered in Camberwell Three Children .... as listed in 1911 census: Frederick Alfred Teather (b. 12.1903) in Camberwell. Margery Teather (b. 03.1908) in Southwark. Jack Teather (b. 03.1910) in Kingston.
Percival Joseph In 1901 census Percival is listed living with his parents as above. Occupation in 1901 census = "Drapers Clerk". In 1911 census Percival is living with his wife and daughter, see his own page for full details.
	Born:	05.07.1882	registered at St. Saviour.
	Married:	c. 09.1906	to Nellie Dennis Mann, registered in Lambeth.
	Died:	c. 06.1942	Aged 59, registered in Lothingland, Suffolk
Stanley Charles Occupation in 1901 census = "Advertising Clerk". The 1921 census has Stanley (aged 35) living with his wife and son at 210, Lordship Lane, East Dulwich. His occupation is given as "Salesman", working for Isaac Modians, Import & Export Merchants of 3, Rangon Street, London E.C.
	Born:	28.10.1885	at Walworth, London, registered in Camberwell.
	Married:	c. 09.1915	to Annie E. Mann, registered in Camberwell, London
	Died:	c. 06.1926	Aged 40, registered at Hendon
Herbert Gurth Occupation as declared in 1901 census = "Publishers Messenger". The 1911 census has Herbert (aged 23) living with his parents as above. Occupation as declared in 1911 census = "Clerk". There is an entry in the London Gazette dated 30.05.1919 which may be Herbert, it mentions Sergeant H.G. Calkin (64662) of the 14th Battalion (Dulwich) Machine Gun Corps. On 29th March 1926 Herbert Gurth Calkin of "Balgowan" Stoneleigh Drive, Worcester Park, Surrey purchased some land in St. Albans off of Albert Walter Mills (the vendor). He had a four bedroom character house designed by a local architect (John C. Rogers) and subsequently built as 16, Park Avenue. The property was featured in "Country Life" of 17th September 1927.
	Born:	c. 03.1888	registered in Camberwell.
	Married:	c. 09.1912	to Ethel Kate Binnie, registered in Lambeth.
	Died:	c. 06.1962	Aged 74, registered in Edmonton.
Lawrence Geoffrey The 1911 census has Lawrence (aged 20) living with his parents as above. Occupation as declared in 1911 census = "Cover Garden Cashier".
	Born:	c. 12.1890	at Walworth, London, registered in St. Saviour, London
	Married:	c. 06.1915	to Fanny E. Wiltshire, registered in Pancras, London
	Died:	c. 06.1928	Aged 37, registered in Bromley.

Notes.
I have a copy of the birth certificate of first born, Emily Eliza.
I have a copy of the birth certificate of fourth born Percival Joseph.

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