Clay

Elizabeth Cley married 21 Oct 1765 to John Morton, called in the Marriage entry son of Richard

John Clay, of Longfurlongs, baptised Sarah 17480508.

William Cley baptised his daughter Mary 17700911.

Clayfield

Cleaverly

Cleeve

Clement

In Tetbury Records, before Dec 31, 1735.
P 328a OV 3/1/2 07-Oct 1706 John Clement had a Settlement problem

At Tetbury 1735-6, ages to Dec 31, 1735. Not in Census Sarah Clements 50, Mary 5 Not in Registers Sarah's baptism, the two Johns.

In Overseers Records, reference P328a OV 2/2, 1749-59
On 17-Jun 1754 Sarah Clements received for MacBride's family, 16/- allowance for 4 weeks On 16 Feb 1758 Sarah Clements received 6/- On 11 Dec 1758 Sarah Clements received 6/- allowance each 4 weeks

Bartholomew Clements of London, buried his wife Mary aged 38, on 17700413.

John Clement had a Settlement problem at Midsummer Norton, Somersetshire, reference P 328a OV 3/1/2 dated 07-Oct 1706. They complained that he was becoming an expense on the Churchwardens and Overseers and wanted to return him to Tetbury

John Clements baptised his son John 17080527.
Sarah Clements, Widow, was buried 17610605 aged 76, so born 1685.

Mary Clement 1730-67, married on 17561230 to Thomas Darter and died aged 37 on 17670727.

Henry Clements, an Irish man, baptised his son Henry 17610413.
When Daniel Vines got into trouble in St Aldate, Gloucester, on 1 Aug 1767, his grandson Henry was with him, and both were sent back to the Overseers at Tetbury

Cleveland

In Overseers Records, reference P328a OV 2/2, 1749-59

On 04-Feb 1754 Mr Cleaveland 2 children Workhouse resident On 20-May 1754 Cleaveland 2 children Workhouse resident On 30-Jun 1755 2 children of Cleaveland Workhouse resident last month of the lists On 20-Oct 1755 Cleaveland 2 children received 9/4 allowance each 4 weeks On 23 Jan 1758 Cleaveland 2 chn and Bennett's 3 chn received 15/4 allowance each 4 weeks The last 3 weeks 2 Apr to 22 Apr 1759, Elizabeth Holt was paid 2-9-0 for feeding the 2 Cleaveland, 1 Craddock, 3 McBride, 2 Man and 4 Bennett children. This change from the Workhouse appears to have begun about July 1758, which stopped recording resident's names, and Elizabeth Holt's expenses, in July 1755.

John Cleveland baptised his son John 17520223.
Samuel Cleveland baptised his daughters Sarah 17461116 and Ann 17480627.
He buried his wife Sarah 17490505, and his daughter Ann died of Smallpox 17610402.

Clever, Cleaver

Ted Prince research for 1735
James Clever Presented to Court Leet by Town Jury for laying dung in the streets before his door. To be removed by 5th Nov on penalty of 5s

Census at Tetbury, 1735-6.
Clever	James	House 1.10	&w 2cd	ch4
	He 1688-61	Sarah 1690-38	Francis 1721-	James 1727-37
Clever	John Senior	House 22.01	1cd	ch2
	He 1683-41	Ann 1722-
Clever	George	House 11.06	&w 2cd lg1	ch5
	He 1708-	Mary 1702-	Thomas 1724-	Betty 1734-37
Clever	Mary 1711-	House 21.10	sv1 lg1	ch2 qu1
Clever	John	House 21.20	&w 1cd	ch3
	He 1714-	Wife 1713-	Mary 1735-

In Tetbury Trustee or Town Records, after 1735.

D 566 M3 1743 Wardsman of the Court James Cleaver D 566 M3 1746 Foreign Jury James Cleaver laying dung in lane leading to the Cross Lanes Do so no more, or pay penalty of 5/- D 566 M3 1746 Foreign Jury James Cleaver turned the water leading from Field Well to the New Pool To be removed by 5 Nov, or pay penalty of 1-10-0 D 566 M3 1746 - 417 members of the Court Leet Page 7 George Cleaver, Page 1 James Cleaver, Page 1 John Cleaver D 566 M3 1750 Ale Tasters of the Court George Cleaver D 566 M3 1752 Wardsman of the Court George Cleaver D 566 M4 - 1754 18 members of the Foreign Jury George Cleaver D 566 M3 1754 Wardsman John Cleaver D 566 M4 - 1754 Town Jury charges John Cleaver the Elder for leaving rubbish in the street or on the Waste To be removed by 10 Nov or pay 5/- D 566 M4 - 1754 18 members of the Foreign Jury John Cleaver D 566 M4 - 1754 439 members of the Court Leet Page 5.2 George Cleaver the Younger, Page 5.2 George Cleaver, Page 1.1 James Cleaver the Younger, Page 1.1 James Cleaver, Page 5.2 John Cleaver, Page 6.2 John Cleaver D 566 M5 - 1755 Town Jury charges John Cleaver for dumping dung in the street Remove by Nov 5 or pay 5/- D 566 M5 - 1755 20 members of the Foreign Jury John Cleaver D 566 M5 - 1762 507 members of the Court Leet Page 3.2 George Cleaver Younger, Page 6.1 George Cleaver, Page 1.1 James Cleaver, Page 4.1 John Cleaver D 566 R 1/7 Langstom and Maltby Charity, at Christmas Dec 1767 George Clever Junior, James Clever, John Clever received 6d Dec 1773 George Cleaver miner, James Cleaver and John Cleaver comber, each received 6d

In Overseers Records, reference P328a OV 2/1, 1736-49
Page 182 Hannah Cleaver was paid 01-02 for making a gown for Townsend's girl 12-Mar 1743 (Old date) Page 454 Hannah Cleaver made gown and petticot for R Mitchell 01-08 21-Sep 1747 05-00
In Overseers Records, reference P328a OV 2/2, 1749-59
Rate set at 4/- in the Pound, listing by streets is new in 1754 109 Long Street, downwards George Cleaver 1-0-0 stock 44 Church Street Upwards John Cleaver 1-0-0 Junior, stock

Elizabeth Clever 17130902 - 17810101, daughter of Francis, married 17401005 to William Long 17141128 - 17830311, son of John, and baptised Mary 17410716 and another 6.

Francis Cleaver was in the group of 43 who attended the Court Leet dinner at the 3 Cups on 10-Oct 1715 and at the 3 Cups on 23-Nov 1717

Francis Clever 16700328 - 17410223, son of George, baptised George 16940319, Edward 17040609, Joan 17060829 and buried his wife and daughter 17101128.
Francis Clever baptised Elizabeth 17130902.
Francis Clever was buried 17240218.

George Clever 1675 - 17350525, baptised Henry 17061119 lived 9 days, buried a child 17101226, baptised Jane 17150321 and buried three children on 17171104, 17190110 and James who died of Smallpox on 17230126.

George Clever 16940319, son of Francis,
OR George Clever 17081109, son of John,
married 17291126 to Mary Holiday, daughter of William Holiday baptised 17020127 and widow of William Hathaway who died 17270122, with son Thomas 17240402. He baptised George 17310326, John 17330306, Betty 17340919 - 17360118 aged 16 months, Edward 17380102 lived 5 months and Betty 17390827-17421124 lived 3 years.

George Clever 17310326, son of George, baptised George 17540429, Mary 17560422 and James 17580617.

George Clever 17540429, son of George, married 17740206 to Elizabeth Pearse, 1752 - 17851030, and the parish buried their sons John 17850728 then Edward 17860618.

James Cleaver was charged by the Court Leet Foreign Jury on 29 Sept, 1746, with laying dung in lane leading to the Cross Lanes Do so no more, or pay penalty of 5/-, also turned the water leading from Field Well to the New Pool, penalty of 1-10-0

James Clever 1688 - 17610518 aged 73, and his wife Mary 1692 - 17641211 aged 71, baptised John 17110220 -17610514 aged 50, Mary 17110930, Elizabeth 17130902, James 17161223-17170923 lived 9 months, Francis 17210505 - 17410221 and James 17271024-17371119 lived 10 years.

James Clever buried his son John aged 50, on 17610514.
James Clever 17140502, son of John, married 17480616 to Elizabeth Lloyd, and baptised James 17490505 and Elizabeth, buried Mary 17570312 and Edward 17810704.

John Clever, baptised 16830107, son of John, buried his wife Ann 17221216 after she died of Small Pox, leaving George 17081109, Mary 17140502, Thomas 17161220, James 17191012 and Ann 17220426.
John Clever was buried 17410519.

John Cleaver's boy, who appears to be George, went as Apprentice to John Overbury who received 2-10-0 reference D 566 L 7/8 dated 24-Dec 1725

John Clever 17110220 -17610514 aged 50, son of James,
OR John Clever 17140502 son of John, baptised Mary 17350630, Elizabeth 17400720, Francis 17441002, and James 17461023.

John Clever 17330305, son of George, married 17530714 to Elizabeth Keen, and baptised Bartholomew 17540603 - 17610424 died of Smallpox aged 6 and John 17551225.

Mary Clever, 17110930 daughter of John, married 17351226 to Thomas Roberts.
Mary Clever, 17350630 daughter of John, married 17591008 to William Coxe.

Sarah Cleaver was buried 17380319. She appears to be the second wife of Francis and mother of Elizabeth baptised 17130902, born about 1680.

Mary Cleaver named Joseph Lockey, son of Hopeful Lockey, as father of her male child, The Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor records, Reference P328a OV 5/4 dated 28 Dec 1779. Recorded on the reverse of this Bond, are payments made by Hopeful Lockey up to 2 Jan 1784.

Thomas Clever was buried 17110204, died of Smallpox.
Thomas Clevar was buried 17241113.

Thomas Cleaver, appears to be the son of John, baptised 17161220 went as Apprentice to Richard Constable who received 2-10-0 reference D 566 L 7/8 dated 24-Dec 1731
boy Cleaver given clothes the Trustees provided for poor Apprentices made by Richard Hearding cost 16-0 reference D 566 M3 1734
Indentures cost 7/- for Apprentice Thomas Cleaver with Richard Constable reference D 566 M3 1734