In the 1911 census 6 F Peabody Buildings, East Lane, Bermondsey, London
Wife Mary Grace Claxton, age 40, married 14 years, 5 children born alive, all still living, born Bermondsey
Son Arthur Claxton, age 16, single, layer on a ruling machine for a printer, worker, born London
Son George Claxton, age 14, errand boy for a printer, born London
Son Leonard Claxton, age 10, school, born London
Son James Claxton, age 8, school, born London
Daughter Daisy Claxton, age 12, school, born London

1921 census 6 “F” Block Peabody Buildings, Nermondsey, Surrey
Head George Edmund Claxton, age 52 years 6 months, born Bermondsey, Surrey, stoker - Corporation of London
Wife Mary Grace Claxton, age 50 years 11 months, born Bermondsy, London, Home Duties
Son Arthur Edmund Claxton, age 26 years 6 months, single, born Bermondsey, London, egg warehouseman - A. J. Mills company Ltd., Tooley Street
Son George Robert Claxton, age 24 years 5 months, single, born Bermondsey, London, Postman - S.E.D.O. [South East District Office?]
Daughter Daisy Claxton, age 22 years 5 months, single, born Bermondsey, London, tea packer - G. Payne, Tower Bridge
Son Leonard James Claxton, age 20 years 10 months, single, born Bermondsey, London, unemployed -Whinchester Wharf, Southwark - out of work
Son James Frederick Claxton, age 18 years 3 months, single, born Bermondsey, London, clerk -G. Carr & Son, Rotherhithe Street S.E.