Family of Joseph George Calkin

Calkin, Joseph George Second born of 7 children born to Samuel and Eliza The 1871 census has Joseph (53) living at 12, Clayton Street, Lambeth with son Alfred. Oddly, and not in keeping with other data, it does appear to list him as a widower.
	Born:	c. 1818	in London
	Baptised:	23.08.1818	at St. Mary, Lambeth
	Married:	09.07.1842	to Elizabeth Whitehead at Old Church, St.Pancras, London
	Died:	c. 03.1875	Aged 57, registered in London
Calkin (nee Whitehead), Elizabeth In 1882, after her husband's death, Elizabeth is shown as living at 116, Hill Street, Walworth on grandson Percival's birth certificate.
	Born:	?	at ?

Three Children
Joseph William Occupation as declared in 1881 census = "Paper hanger and painter". The 1881 census has Joseph living at Ballards Lane, Finchley, Middlesex. Occupation as declared in 1901 census = "Paper hanger and painter". The 1901 census has Joseph living at Floral Cottage, Ballards Lane, Finchley, Middlesex.
	Born:	14.07.1843	at St. Pancras, Middlesex
	Baptised:	17.12.1843	at St. Mary, St. Marylebone, London
	Married:	04.10.1863	to Margaret Ann Walker, registered in Lambeth
	Died:	c. 12.1909	Aged 66, registered in Barnet.
Eliza Louisa It is believed that Eliza Louise emigrated by herself to France.
	Born:	03.07.1845	registered in Pancras.
	Baptised:	22.07.1849	at Old Church, St. Pancras, London
	Died:	?	at ?
Calkin, Alfred Charles The 1871 census has Alfred (19) living at 12, Clayton Street, Lambeth with his father. 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". Occupation in 1901 census = "Painter and Decorator" The 1901 census has Alfred living with his wife and five children at 11, Mosedale Street, Camberwell, London.
	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.

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American declaration of Independence.

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The Montgolfier brothers had a 10 minute hot-air balloon flight over France.

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