Henry CLAY

Birth:
Chr:
8 Feb 1767
Heanor, Derby, England
Marriage:
21 Feb 1798
Ilkeston, Derby, England
Mother:
Ann LEES
Sources:
Ancestral File, version 4.19
New.familysearch.org, May 2010
Hannah HANCOCK
Birth:
Chr:
16 Oct 1774
Ilkeston, Derby, England
Burial:
9 Jun 1816
Heanor, Derby, England
Children
Marriage
1
Ann CLAY
Chr:
15 Jul 1798
Ilkeston, Derby, England
Death:
John WRIGHT 
Marr:
17 Dec 1817
 
2
Ellen CLAY
Birth:
21 Jun 1800
Ilkeston, Derby, England
Death:
 
Marr:
 
3
Henry CLAY
Birth:
20 Mar 1805
Ilkeston, Derby, England
Death:
 
Marr:
 
4
Samuel CLAY
Chr:
3 Apr 1808
Ilkeston, Derby, England
Death:
 
Marr:
 
5
Sarah Ann CLAY
Birth:
20 Apr 1811
Ilkeston, Derby, England
Death:
2 Sep 1882
Nottingham, Nottingham, England
Samuel WILCOCKSON 
Marr:
18 Feb 1857
 
Notes:
                   Note: As per Henry Clay, Jr.;s journal of 1926, his grandmother, Sarah Clay's husband, or at least the father of the three children may have been James or William Hodskison.  Orson & Dianne Clay researched this in England in 1962.  They found a Sarah Clay with a one year old son, Henry, in the 1841 census showing her as being an inmate in the Basford, Workhouse.  It was like being in a poorhouse, and the men who ran these houses could use the females for any purpose they wished.  If the women wouldn't cooperate, they were kicked out on the street.

Henry William, and Emma Clay were raised by their step-father, George Povey.
6
Samuel CLAY
Chr:
1 Apr 1815
Ilkeston, Derby, Engl
Death:
 
Marr:
 
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Henry Clay - Hannah Hancock

Henry Clay was christened at Heanor, Derby, England 8 Feb 1767. His parents were Samuel Clay and Ann Lees.

He married Hannah Hancock 21 Feb 1798 at Ilkeston, Derby, England . Hannah Hancock was christened at Ilkeston, Derby, England 16 Oct 1774 daughter of Henry Hancock and Hannah Lacey .

They were the parents of 6 children:
Ann Clay christened 15 Jul 1798.
Ellen Clay born 21 Jun 1800.
Henry Clay born 20 Mar 1805.
Samuel Clay christened 3 Apr 1808.
Sarah Ann Clay born 20 Apr 1811.
Samuel Clay christened 1 Apr 1815.