Thanks for that, Charles.
The marriage I mentioned 1st Sept 1801 did actually take place at St Dunstan's Stepney. It was the groom who was of the parish of St John's Hackney - my mistake when copying my notes. The bride was definitely Elizabeth Miller (widow). It's possible there was some further info in the banns or on the marriage licence or allegation etc. Given the church is the right one and the year is right too, I'm think this must be the right marriage. I think it would be quite difficult (impossible??) to trace Elizabeth's history as Miller and Clark are both farly commonplace names!
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