Elizabeth Matilda Morgan
 

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Name - "official" name and what they were known as - Elizabeth Matilda Morgan
Date and place of birth - 1837, Charlton Kings, Gloucestershire
Names of parents - Henry and Maria Morgan (nee Stroud)
Date and place of baptism - 27 Aug 1837 at Charlton Kings. (Extracted record on IGI )

Details of each of her marriages - 15 April 1860 at Charlton Kings, Gloucestershire to John Cle(e)veley
Occupation(s) - unknown

Addresses where they lived (including county if in UK) - and please list which censuses you have or haven't found him/her on.

1841 -Charlton Kings, Gloucestershire
1851 - Charlton Kings, Gloucestershire
1861 - Ham Cottage, Charlton Kings, Gloucestershire
1871 - Horsefair St, Charlton Kings, Gloucestershire.
1881 - 8 Rose Cottages, Hambrook Street, Charlton Kings, Gloucestershire
1891 - Vine Cottage, Charlton Kings, Gloucestershire


Date, place and cause of death - (probably) Sept qtr 1892, Cheltenham district. Cause unknown
Date and place of burial / cremation. - unknown
Details of will / administration of their estate - unknown
Memorial inscription - unknown

I think this is them in 1891:
RG12; Piece: 2041; Folio 50; Page 12;
Vine Cottage, Charlton Kings

John Cleverly, 53, Smith, Charlton Kings
Mona Cleverly, 54, Charlton Kings
John Cleverly, 24, Stone Mason, Cheltenham

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin...ki1891&indiv=1

Her birth was registered, so if you get the certificate it will tell you her mother's maiden name:
Sep 1837
Morgan Elizabeth Matilda Cheltenham vol 11 p 135.

The Gloucestershire Registration Service, in conjunction with the Glos Family History Society, have indexed many of the BMDs for Gloucestershire and this can be searched here:

http://ww3.gloucestershire.gov.uk/bmd/

Searching this for Elizabeth's birth, it shows her mother's maiden name was Stroud. [entry 9 in the first register!]

When I was in the Record Office, I had a look for her parents' marriage for you and found this entry in the parish register for St Marys, Charlton Kings:

25 Dec 1830 by banns
Henry Morgan, bachelor, of the parish and Maria Stroud, spinster, of the parish. Both made their mark. Witnesses: George [X] Stroud, Mary Stroud.