Born in India, Cuttack.1

From the Parish Register Transcription :-
"1830/ October / 6 /  Calvert Daw Stanley / 22nd January 1830 t Cuttack / Son of John Stanley Clarke Esq. H.C. Service and of Mary Ann his wife / at Keerporf / J Robertson Junior Presidy Chaplain"

Baptised in India, Keerporf.1

Married Catherine Elizabeth Penny SWINHOE in India, Seetapore.6,7,8

From :-
Trewman's Exeter Flying Post :-
The Friend of India :-
"April 18, at Seetapoor, Oude, by the Rev. Hyacinth Kirwan, Calvert D. Stanley Clarke, Esq., 73rd Regt. Native Infantry, to Catherine Elizabeth Penny, the daughter of the late John Henry Swinhoe, Esq, solicitor, Calcutta"

From British in India :-
"SWINHOE"
"Catherine Elizabeth Penny m. Sultanpur, Oudh, 1 Apr. 1854, Col. Calvert Daw Stanley CLARKE (B.1847)

Death of Catherine Elizabeth Penny SWINHOE in India, Bengal.5

Married Alice Charlotte CHEKE in Charlton King.9,10

Information from the Parish record
By licence
Groom - Calvert Daw Stanley Clarke, of full age, widower, Major, Charlton King
Bride - Alice Charlotte Cheke, 20, spinster, Charlton King
Father of the groom - John Stanley Clark, gentleman
Father of the bride - Alfred Howard Cheke, gentleman
Witnesses :-
W N Weller
W S Clarke
Lucy A Cheke
Alice G Strickland
One illegible

Died in Isle of Wight.2,3,4

From the Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser :-
The Isle of Wight Coroner has investigated a case at Ryde relating to the death of Colonel Calvert Clarke, aged 75, living at Oak lodge, St John's Park, Ryde. He was a member of the Christian Scientist community. Captain Douglas Baines, of Bayswater, London, who was present at his death, and who described himself as a faith healer and Christian Scientist, said that he did not advise the deceased to call in a doctor, nor did the deceased express any wish to do so. At the instance of the Coroner local doctors made a post mortem and testified that the deceased gentleman died from pleurisy. If medical aid had been summoned, life could undoubtedly been prolonged. The jury returned a verdict of death from natural causes, and added a rider that the jury deeply deplored the fact that no medical man was called in before death."

Probate in London.4

of the estate of Calvert Daw Stanley Clarke, of Oak Lodge, St. John's-park, Ryde, isle-of-Wight, retired colonel in the Bengal-staff corps.
Executor :-
Alice Charlotte Clarke, widow
Effects - GBP 13,184 16s. 10d.