Birth Thomas Clarke Bradford

[Neale1961]

Hunnie (Honey) is what I thought too, but it hasn’t helped me find her in the 1891 census.

[ShaunJ]

There's this 1891 census entry in Newton Nawton, Kirbymoorside:

Elizabeth Clark 22 visitor born Berwick on Tweed
Thomas Clark, 1 month, son, born Newton Nawton

[ShaunJ]

Thomas Clark, 1 month, son, born Newton

That birth was registered in Helmsley RD, mmn Hume

[ShaunJ]

So could that other alias be Hume?

[Neale1961]

Shaun, a brilliant find. That has to be them in the 1891 census.

So Thomas Clarke’s birth registration is
CLARK, THOMAS       Mother: HUME 
GRO Reference: 1891  M Quarter in HELMSLEY  Volume 09D  Page 448

Hume was another of the names that Elizabeth used – I know where that comes from.
HUME was a family name. Elizabeth's father was Andrew Hume LYONS

Thomas’ baptism that I have been looking for was in Kirkdale on 12th March 1891.
Thomas, son of Elizabeth and Thomas Clarke. Abode Nawton. Father "a soldier"
https://imgur.com/a/rIW1rSu

[MonicaL]

Dec 1917 when Thomas first received a pension, his address was in St Thomas, Swansea.
1918 married in Glasgow. When exactly?

Thomas Clarke married on 20 April 1918 in Glasgow. His address at the time was 7 Lauriston Street Greenock.

Monica

[MonicaL]

Just read the posts on pg 5 (didn't see them till now).

  You found his birth. That is brilliant.

So many aliases for Elizabeth 

Monica

[ShaunJ]

Abode Nawton

Ah so the 1891 census location is Nawton, not Newton !

[Neale1961]

Link to related topic (military)
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=868143.0