Robert S Clitheroe ?–?

Robert S Clitheroe?–?

Name: Robert S Clitheroe

Given names: Robert S

Surname: Clitheroe

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Birth	Yes
History	1829 Note: Peel establishes the Metropolitan Police.
History	1830 Note: George IV dies, his brother William IV succeeds.<br />Manchester - Liverpool Railway (first in England).
History	1832 Note: First Reform Bill: adds 10 pound/year householders to the voting rolls and reapportions Parliamentary representation much more fairly, doing away with most rotten and pocket boroughs. Adds 217,000 voters to an electorate of 435,000.
History	1833 Note: Slavery abolished throughout the British Empire.<br />Factory Act.
History	1834 Note: New Poor Law.<br />Houses of Parliament burn down.
History	1837 Note: William IV dies, succeeded by his niece, Victoria.
History	1838 Note: Regular Atlantic steamship service begins.
History	1839 Note: Anti-Corn-Law League founded.
History	1840 Note: Queen Victoria marries her cousin Albert, who becomes Prince Consort.<br />Penny post started.<br />S.F.B. Morse invents the telegraph.<br />Grammar Schools Act.
History	1842 Note: Chartist Riots.<br />Copyright Act.<br />Potato Failure in Europe, starvation in Ireland. Corn Laws (which had kept up the price of grain) repealed.
History	1849 Note: Gold discovered in California and Australia.
History	1850 Note: Telegraph cable laid under English Channel.
History	1851 Note: Great Exhibition (Crystal Palace).
History	1853 Note: Crimean War.
History	1855 Note: Livingston discovers Victoria Falls.
History	1857 Note: The Mutiny (India).
History	1858 Note: First Atlantic cable laid.
History	1861 Note: Albert dies, Victoria retires into mourning.<br />American Civil War.
History	1862 Note: Bismarck becomes Prussian premier.
Birth of a daughter #1	between October 1863 and December 1863 Aylsham R D, Norfolk, England daughter - Emma Elizabeth Clitheroe
History	1864 Note: Geneva Convention establishes Red Cross.
History	1867 Note: Telegraph cable laid under the Atlantic.<br />Second Reform Bill: enfranchises many workingmen, adds 938,000 to an electorate of 1,057,000 in England and Wales. (Disraeli's legislation)
History	1869 Note: Suez Canal opened.
History	1869 Note: Union Pacific Railway completed in U.S.
History	1870 Note: Forster's Elementary Education Act establishes School Boards.<br />Franco-Prussian War.
History	1871 Note: Trade unions legalised.<br />Newcastle engineers strike for a nine-hour day.<br />Germany unified.
History	1876 Note: Victoria named Empress of India.<br />Edison invents the phonograph.<br />Compulsory school attendance in Great Britain.
History	1877 Note: Transvaal annexed.
History	1879 Note: Zulu war.
History	1880 Note: War with Transvaal.
History	1882 Note: Married Women's Property Act enables women to buy, own, and sell property, and to keep their own earnings.
History	1883 Note: Mahdi Rebellion in the Sudan.
History	1884 Note: Third Reform Act and Redistribution Act extend vote to agricultural workers, electorate tripled.
History	1885 Note: Fall of Khartoum.
History	1886 Note: First (Irish) Home Rule bill rejected.
History	1887 Note: Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee.
History	1889 Note: London dock workers and match girls strike for 6d./hour.
History	1897 Note: Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.
History	1898 Note: Spanish-American War.
History	1899 Note: Boer war.
History	1901 Note: Victoria dies, Edward Prince of Wales succeeds.
History	1903 Note: U.S. acquires Canal Zone from Panama.
History	1904 Note: Entente Cordiale (England and France).
History	1905 Note: Revolution in Russia.
History	1914 Note: The Great War (World War I).
History	1916 Note: Easter Rising in Dublin.
History	1917 Note: Russian Revolution.
History	1918 Note: All men over 21 and women over thirty enfranchised.
History	1922 Note: Irish Free State established.
History	1928 Note: Equal Franchise Act grants right to vote to women over 21 (as well as men).
History	1936 Note: Spanish Civil War.
History	7 July 1937 Note: The Japanese invasion of China (the start of the Second Sino-Japanese War).
History	1938 Note: Chamberlain cedes Czech territory to Hitler at Munich.
History	1 September 1939 Note: The German invasion of Poland.
History	3 September 1939 Note: France and Britain declared war on Germany .
History	10 June 1940 Note: Italy declares war on Britain and France.
History	22 June 1941 Note: German attack on the USSR.
History	7 December 1941 Note: Japan attacks America without any declaration of war (Pearl Harbour).
History	8 December 1941 Note: America declares war on Japan.
History	11 December 1941 Note: Germany and Italy declare war on America.
Death	Yes

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#1 daughter	Emma Elizabeth Clitheroe Birth between October 1863 and December 1863 Aylsham R D, Norfolk, England Death Yes Loading...