In the 1901 census George Hawker is a servant with the Hobbs family in Oxenton.
Source: Class: RG13; Piece: 2469; Folio: 72; Page: 1.
Appears on Eldersfield Church roll of honour. 18th Lanc. Fuseliers
GRO: DEC 1871 Tewkesbury 6a 981
Maiden name taken from birth certificates of Ann Ward and Jane Ward
An Ann Dyke died in West Bromwich
June Quarter 1883 West Bromwich 6b 486
John Hawker (RIN 190 (Brother of George, Tom, Glad and Anne) says "Grandma Clarke lived in Pargetter Street, Walsall"
A champion swimmer, taught Charles Webb (Channel Swimmer) to swim at Bloxwich baths according to Anthony Haywood in a telephone conversation 6 June 2002.
#10, Batch #: C027841, Sheet #: , Source Call #: 0425393, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA, 0425393. Source Media Type: Film.
IGI lists 3 Henry Coopers baptised in Wolverhampton around this time:
15 OCT 1826 Saint Peter Or Collegiate, Wolverhampton, Stafford, England
Parents Richard and Elizabeth Cooper29 SEP 1827 Saint Peter Or Collegiate, Wolverhampton, Stafford, England
Parents: Henry and Martha Cooper30 NOV 1830 Saint Peter Or Collegiate, Wolverhampton, Stafford, England
Parents: John and Sarah CooperGiven the forenames of the children I have assumed the 1830 birth is the right one.
Buried at St John's Wednesbury is a COOPER THOMAS 56 18 January 1879
Don't know if it's connected.
John Hawker, brother of George,Tom, Glad and Anne, told Graham George Hawker that Ivy initially married Cecil Hawker and then later married Frank Clarke. He didn't remember whether Cecil died or whether there was a divorce.
The marriage certificate of Ivy and Frank would resolve this.
On 17 February 2002 Graham George Hawker received an email from Jean Wint, which stated:
"Just had a fascinating time looking through the Hawker family information - my husband
(Ronald Wint) recognised his father Harold Wint with daughter Marjory in one of the unknown photos which was thought to be Thomas Hawker and Lilian. ... The photo of the young sailor which is thought to be Robert Hawker, Ron says is Roy, the son of Arthur Cecil and Ivy Hall. Roy was a submariner. Another query was whether Ivy Hall & Cecil divorced or Cecil died. Ron says they divorced."Information sent to Graham Hawker by Nikki Lester in Septemeber 2008:
After Frank Clarke died, Ivy lived with Babs (Victoria Hawker, nee Hancock) at Coppice Farm,Teddesley and in Penkridge Staffs until she became ill and moved into a home.