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    1. Re: [CLARKE] CLARKs in NC>AL c1780-1893
    2. dean and faye alley

    3. Donna Wall, My 3rd great grandfather was Thomas Clark, born abt 1800 in North Carolina, have no idea what county, and was married to Sarah ______? This family later moved to Tennessee where my 2nd great grandfather, Thomas Jefferson Clark was born abt 1820 in Tennessee and later they moved to Alabama. Could this be a connection to your family? Thanks, Faye Alley ----- Original Message ----- From: Donna Wall <dfshine@worldnet.att.net> To: <CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2001 10:17 PM Subject: [CLARKE] CLARKs in NC>AL c1780-1893 > Hosea CLARK b. c1780 (where?) m. Sarah BOND. Their son, James Webster > CLARK, b. 1806 Craven Co, NC; dm. 1829 Montgomery Co, AL to Harriet Lovey > KELLY, d. 1893 Butler Co, AL. Family was also in Pike Co, AL. Anyone else > researching this family? > > Donna Wall > in GA > > > > ==== CLARKE Mailing List ==== > CLARKE Archives & List search > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/clarke > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=CLARKE > >

    08/05/2001 03:48:59
    1. Re: [CLARKE] 8/1-4/01 Message Board for CLARK #2
    2. Grant Young

    3. Did any of this Clark family go to IL and or Iowa? Lora Sue wrote: > POSTED 8/1-4/01 Message Board for CLARK > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=an&p=surnames.clark > ================================================================= > +++++++ Arranged by Subject Line. +++++++++++++ > ========================= > > Subject: Francis A. Clark(e) living in NYC, 1885 > From_: Lindacole@aol.com Thu Aug 2 15:30:07 2001 > > I am looking for information on my relative, Francis A. Clark(e) who owned several liquor stores in NYC in 1885. He had a brother named Patrick and a sister Ann(e) also living in NYC. His father was John Clarke of County Fermanagh, Ireland. I have a letter written by Francis to his relatives (my ancestors) in Olney, Illinois. I would like to learn more about his branch of the family. Linda Cole > Lindacole@aol.com > ================= > > Subject: James Clark & Fred Hayes Clark > From_: Grannygail22@cs.com Fri Aug 3 21:00:21 2001 > > I am trying to trace my fathers family. I know very little about any of them. My father (Fred Jr Clark) and Grandfather (Fred Hayes Clark) was said to have Indian in them. They did both look like it was true. I only know that My Great Grandfather was James Clark. My Grandfather was married to a Bama Clark. They had 7 children together. My father was one. I know of his brothers and sisters. Not all of their children. I would like help to find out more about my great grandfather and back as for as possibly. If anyone has any infor. please let me know. Thanks > Gail Grannygail22@cs.com > ======================== > > Subject: James Clark (2) - PA & Civil War > From_: tbng@blazenet.net Thu Aug 2 18:41:10 2001 > > Looking for info on Civil War veterans named James Clark, one who served and one who should have served with the 87th Pennsylvania Infantry. > > 1) Clark, James, Pvt; mustered Jul 22, 1864, as a substitute for John A. Thompson of Wrightsville, Pennsylvania, but never joined the regiment; born 1835/36 in Liverpool, England; died ?; a blacksmith from Rockville, Maryland; 5' 8", brown hair, gray eyes; arrived in New York in December 1863 > > 2) Clark, James, Pvt Co D; mustered Oct 31, 1861; captured Jun 1, 1864, at the battle of Cold Harbor; born @1838/39; died of "bronchitis" Jan 10, 1865 at Andersonville Prison; buried in National Cemtery, Andersonville, Macon County, Georgia, grave #12,424 > tbng@blazenet.net > ================= > > Subject: JOEL CLARK NE > TX > From_: skip80647@rmi.net Wed Aug 1 14:09:21 2001 > > I'M LOOKING FOR MY GGRANDFATHER JOEL EDMOND CLARK. HE WAS MARRIED TO CATHERINE FOWLER IN ANSLEY, NE. MY GRANDMOTHER WAS NELLIE ELLEN . HE LEFT GGRANDMOTHER AND THE CHILDREN AND WENT TO TEXAS WHERE HE OWNED A NEWSTAND IN CORPIS CHRISTIE. GRANDMOTHER DIDN'T FIND HIM UNTIL HE WAS AND OLD MAN, I BELIEVE THAT WAS IN THE EARLY 1960'S. > skip80647@rmi.net > ================= > > Subject: John O. Clark and wife Margaret Ann Clagett of Maryland > From_: Trishh6056@aol.com Sat Aug 4 19:16:30 2001 > > Found information on below in a book "Genealogy of the Welsh and Hyatt > Families of Maryland and Their Kin" by Luther W. Welsh, Kansas City, MO > published in 1928-- Thought someone might be interested... > > This comes under the heading of Welsh-Holland. MD > " 2. Ruth Hannah Holland (of Chs and Nancy, b. 10.20.1834 d. 7.1.58; m > 1.3.56, Wm Clagett. Their daughter Margaret Mann Clagett, b. 10.2.56 m. > 11.5.74, Jn O. Clark(d. 11.3.1919), and had chn: (1) David W. Clark, > 12.29.75, m 5.12.95 Florence Griffith and had Isabel, 7.29.99, m 1920, Otis > Poss. (2) Ruth L. Clark, 8.14.78, m 12.8.97, Owings Warfield and had: Jn O > Wfd. 10.17.98; Laura M Wfd., 9.14.1901, m1.14.1922 Wm Allen Scrivnor (3 > chn); Thomas O. Wfd 8.24.1904; Gertrude Wfd., 7.12.1906; and Kennard > Warfield b. 3.18.1911. > (3) Hy.(Henry) Thomas Clark of Brooksville, b. 7.29. 93 m. 4.18.1915 > Margaret Magruder and had Hy. Thomas Clark, Jr b. 1.30.1918 > > 3. Ann Lavinia Holland (of Charles and Nancy) b. 5.29.1842 d. 1.27.78 m. > 7.31.67 Jn O. Clark (d. 1919) and had one son Griffith Clark > (6.6.69-2.23.1920) m, 10.30.1895 Lillian Knott (Iss: Alice 1898; Mable, 1906; > and Spence Clark. " > > This is typed to the best of my abilities. If anyone has a connection with > this I would be glad to Xerox and send to you via snail mail or I can > fax....Trish Hyatt Henson Trishh6056@aol.com > ================= > > Subject: Matilda Grethlien Clark IN 1920 >NM 1950 > From_: stacy1949@hotmail Wed Aug 1 13:28:57 2001 > > I'm looking for my aunt tilly, as she is known,she was born in indiana in 1920-21.her parents were fritz and elnora grethlein.she married woody clark and had 4 children,margaret ann,david,and 2 more.tilly disappeared from clovis nm in appox 1950-51 after the death of her father fritz.my aunt tilly had 4 sisters and 1 brother.elnora,"butz",margaret,virginia,wilma and ernest, "jack",.all are gone now .my mother virginia wanted very much to find out what happened to her sister so now i'm doing it for her.anyone having ant information on tilly or my cousins please e-mail me stacy1949@hotmail or stacy49@iland.net.thank you so much stacy mitchell ryan > ================= > > Subject: Re: Abraham Clark descendants > From_: afmiller@ix.netcom.com Wed Aug 1 13:20:34 2001 > > I'm looking for my g-grandmother's claim to being related to Abraham. Her father was James B Clark born 7-1-1822 in Union Springs, NY, married Olive Halstead, children Anna born 9-7-1851, James L born 10-25-1858 and probably more. Would appreciate any links you might have. Is the Clark book you referred to still available - or sold as a copy? Thanks afmiller@ix.netcom.com > ============================= > > Subject: Re: David son of Asa Calkins > From_: meowmix13@juno.com Sat Aug 4 01:19:27 2001 > > I am a descendant of Asa Corkins, married to Lovina and their child David Corkins, married to Anna Clark. David and Anna's child, Sarah, is my gggg grandmother. I have almost no dates for Sarah and beyond but I would be very happy to trade whatever information I have with you. Hope to hear from you soon. > > Beth Stephenson > meowmix13@juno.com > ======================== > > Subject: Re: GA. CLARK > From_: dianeandbilly_roberts@yahoo.com Sat Aug 4 13:13:46 2001 > > My gggranfather was Dave Newton Clark. He was born in Dawson Co. Georgia. His father's name was James Clark, his mother's name was Harriet. Could this be the same Jim in your post? > Diane Roberts dianeandbilly_roberts@yahoo.com > ======================== > > Subject: Re: George Clark of Culpeper VA > From_: mariroy@cheshire.net Fri Aug 3 12:10:30 2001 > > I am searching for info on my GtGrandfather Benjamin Clark, born Culpepper, VA @ 1830, possibly related to George Clark. Benjamin married Sarah Mason and had daughter Anna Mason Clark born Philadelphia in 1855. She was my grandmother. She married Myron Lincoln NYC 1879 and died Brooklyn NY 1894. If you have any information on either Clarks or Masons I would be grateful. > Roy Lincoln mariroy@cheshire.net > ======================== > > Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: josephine clark > From_: kevinbraem@hotmail.com Fri Aug 3 10:12:03 2001 > > she also from what i read she supposedly had relatives who lived in texas.where they were i don't know,also who they were i don't have a clue. > kevinbraem@hotmail.com > ======================== > > Subject: Re: Ohio Clarks > From_: rmgonnella@aol.com Wed Aug 1 11:04:37 2001 > > I have a Clark family that lived in the Junction City area of Perry County Ohio. Trying to find the parents and ancestors of Sylvester Clark, born about 1889 married Mary Grigsby, born about 1886, and had several children, including Michael and Marie Elizabeth. > Would be happy to exchange any info I have rmgonnella@aol.com > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Ohio Clarks > From_: bethwatson@charter.net Sat Aug 4 16:37:59 2001 > > My Clarks are from Perry County, OH - mostly New Lexington and Corning: > > My GreatGrandfather - Charles Leo Clark, married Alveda Hazel Holcomb > GGGrandfather - Walter Alva (Alvie) Clark, married Martha Savilla Hickman > GGGGrandfather - James Clark, married Mary J. Rodgers > GGGGGrandfather - James Clark, married Catharine Gaver > > Any connections? bethwatson@charter.net > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Ohio Clarks > From_: rmgonnella@aol.com Sat Aug 4 17:45:22 2001 > August 4, 2001 > Hello, > I can't tell if there is any connection. I only have one Clark name, Sylvester, who married Mary Grigsby. > > Do you have dates fro Charles Leo, Walter Alva, and the two James's? I might be able to match them up to the 1880 census for Clarks in Perry County, Ohio > rmgonnella@aol.com > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Clark's of Ohio > From_: dclark@peru.k12.in.us Wed Aug 1 15:34:21 2001 > > Mrs. Anderson, > I have a relative, Albert Clark, who was born approximately in 1866(?) in London, Madison, Ohio. This is just a few miles southwest of Columbus, Ohio. I do not know his middle name or initial. ???? > > If you want any other info you can e-mail me at dclark@peru.k12.in.us > David Clark dclark@peru.k12.in.us > ========================= > > Subject: Re: Clark's of Ohio > From_: jean235@excite.com Wed Aug 1 16:19:26 2001 > David, > I'm not sure if the Albert you have is the same one as mine. I dont know where Albert was born, the only thing's i have is date of birth-Sept.6,1857. I also have his date of death as-Jan.14,1935 and that he was buried in East Conneaut, Ohio. Does any of this info match yours? > Pamela Anderson jean235@excite.com > ========================== > > Subject: Re: Clark's of Ohio > From_: dclark@peru.k12.in.us Thu Aug 2 16:08:37 2001 > > Mrs. Anderson, > I don't know anything more about Albert than what I shared with you..... other than he died earlier than what you have shared. It doesn't appear to be the same person. > David dclark@peru.k12.in.us > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Clark-Clarke NY State > From_: Clarkgjn@aol.com Tue Jul 31 21:29:04 2001 > > I am looking for information on George L. Clark born in 1838. He lived in either Jefferson or Oswego County. His wife's name was Mary ?? > > Any help would be appriciated. Thanks > Clarkgjn@aol.com > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Owen Alexander Clark > From_: Calicemsalutaris@aol.com Sat Aug 4 22:36:38 2001 > > Owen A. Clark is my great-grandfather. I am the grand-daughter of Fred Allen Clark and Lilly Cutlip, one of Owen's sons. My father, Eugene Allen Clark, remembers his uncles. I have not been able to find out anything about Owen or his father. What I can find is a census record of a child named Alexander with Owen's exact birthday on it. The father and mother are listed as Alexander and Elizabeth (Pauley). I haven't been able to confirm that this is our Owen but I strongly suspect that it is. Especially now that you have called him Owen Alexander. We have carried the name Allen through our family and assumed it came from Owen A. it turns out that it came from the McClure side rather than the Clark side. Later we heard that the initial "A" in Owen's name was for Alec. I started to suspect that perhaps it was Alex and short for Alexander. I think our Owen was called Alexander on the early census records. Please contact me. > Do you live in West Virginia perhaps? If so I could come down and visit. I just moved to western Pennsylvania to attend seminary and my Aunt Donna still lives in the So. Charleston area. I would love to find the family gravesites and visit them, plus check out records in the local genealogical library. > Your cousin, > Jean Clark Caudill > Calicemsalutaris@aol.com > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Samuel and Francis Clark > From_: tamis@olypen.com Wed Aug 1 18:50:41 2001 > > Hi Rhonda, Is your grandfather Ramsey Miller? > I would love to hear what info you have. > Tami tamis@olypen.com > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Samuel and Francis Clark > From_: rhondas@www.mebbs.com Thu Aug 2 12:20:18 2001 > Yes rhondas@www.mebbs.com > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Samuel and Francis Clark > From_: rhondas@www.mebbs.com Thu Aug 2 21:14:39 2001 > > Hi Tami I'm sorry about the earlier reply. Ramsey Miller is my Great Grandfather, I would be happy to share what info I have with you. What are you looking for? > rhondas@www.mebbs.com > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Samuel and Francis Clark > From_: listadmin-bounces@rootsweb.com Fri Aug 3 07:12:46 2001 > > Hi Rhonda, I am looking for any information that I can get on Samuel Clark, Frances Jane LaBarr, siblings, parents, children. I don't have much. I have Samuel Clarks unlistment papers and some other things that I have scraped up along the way, but I don't have a whole lot. Their daughter Lottie Mae was my grgrandmother. You can e-mail me at tamis@olypen.com. I would love anything you are willing to share. I don't know if I have anything that you might want, but I am willing to share anything. > Tami tamis@olypen.com > =========================== > > Subject: Re: William Franklin Clark,ggrandfather married 100% navajo ka,mo,ak > From_: Bigbbotybohemian@AOL.com Sun Aug 5 00:54:52 2001 > > Hi, my name is Carole Shores(Clark,maiden). My father's name is Willie Howard Clark. His grandmother was supposed to be a full blood Indian of some sort(not sure), and they are also from Tennessee. His father's name is Roscoe Howard Clark. I also have a younger brother named Steve Clark. I just started looking up our history tonight, so if you have any information that you think may help me I'd love to see it. Thanks, Carole Bigbbotybohemian@AOL.com > =========================== > > Subject: Timothy Cadman-do you know of him? > From_: thusneld@fmtc.com Sat Aug 4 14:56:11 2001 > > Hi Bruce - Timothy Cadman married Mary Wheatcroft > 9 Jul 1679. He was the father of my Anne Cadman who > was born 9 Mar 1680 (perhaps Wirkswirth, Derbyshire). > Do you know anything about Timothy's parentage or any > other details about him? The other Cadman children > were: Mary (born 27 Sep 1682), Elizabeth (born about > 1684 and I think another message you received may have > asked about her), and the youngest was a Timothy who > was born 13 Jan 1685. thusneld@fmtc.com > =========================== > > Subject: William H. Clark > From_: judelynnw@msn.com Sat Aug 4 23:26:12 2001 > > Looking for info on my g-g-grandfather William H. Clark from NY. He may have been married twice. His first wife was Lillie Aden from NY. He had 4 sons & 4 daughters. One son was William Willis Clark born July 24 1865, is Vassar, Michigan. > Any info anyone has would be greatly appreciated. > judelynnw@msn.com > =========================== > > ==== CLARKE Mailing List ==== > CLARKE Archives & List search > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/clarke > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=CLARKE

    08/05/2001 01:50:41
    1. Re: [CLARKE] 8/1-4/01 Message Board for CLARK #2
    2. Don & Charlotte Rierson

    3. Linda, my Clarks are from the Olney, Richland Co. Il. area. I have traced them from my grand mother Blanche Jenner Bailey from Olney, IL. through the Clarks to the Johnsons. I have Susan Johnson daughter of Moses Johnson marrying John Clark. I will be away for about a week. Please let me know if we are related if so I would love to have a copy of your letter. I have documented all my people except for Susan Johnson and John Clark. I do have a copy of a will by Moses Johnson giving John Clark $1.00. Enclosing the following: Susan Johnson B. abt. 1788 married John Clark in 1810 John Clark and Susan had the following children: Anna, Miriam, Francis, Susan (B.1818 in IL., John Jr., Francis Clark B. 1817 married Nancy Rawlings had the following children: Robert, Susan B. 1840 IL, John Isaiah Lacy, Rachel, James Raleigh Robert Clark B. 1838 to Amanda Janes Shores had the following child: Nancy Caroline B. 1862 (she was my grandmothers mother) Nancy Caroline Clark B. 1862 IL married James Madison Jenner in 1880 My grandmother Blanche Mae Jenner was my grandmother and married John Henry Bailey. She is whom I have documented to Moses Johnson, father of Susan Johnson to qualify for the Daughter of the American Revolution. I can not find documents proving that Susan is the daughter of Moses Johnson or married to John Clark. I have a will that states Moses left $1 to John Clark. ( also know that these Clarks are part of the Van Buren Co., AR. Clarks) Charlotte from Arkansas ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sue" <sudown@cwnet.com> To: <CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2001 5:32 AM Subject: [CLARKE] 8/1-4/01 Message Board for CLARK #2 > POSTED 8/1-4/01 Message Board for CLARK > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=an&p=surnames.clark > ================================================================= > +++++++ Arranged by Subject Line. +++++++++++++ > ========================= > > Subject: Francis A. Clark(e) living in NYC, 1885 > From_: Lindacole@aol.com Thu Aug 2 15:30:07 2001 > > I am looking for information on my relative, Francis A. Clark(e) who owned several liquor stores in NYC in 1885. He had a brother named Patrick and a sister Ann(e) also living in NYC. His father was John Clarke of County Fermanagh, Ireland. I have a letter written by Francis to his relatives (my ancestors) in Olney, Illinois. I would like to learn more about his branch of the family. Linda Cole > Lindacole@aol.com > ================= > > Subject: James Clark & Fred Hayes Clark > From_: Grannygail22@cs.com Fri Aug 3 21:00:21 2001 > > I am trying to trace my fathers family. I know very little about any of them. My father (Fred Jr Clark) and Grandfather (Fred Hayes Clark) was said to have Indian in them. They did both look like it was true. I only know that My Great Grandfather was James Clark. My Grandfather was married to a Bama Clark. They had 7 children together. My father was one. I know of his brothers and sisters. Not all of their children. I would like help to find out more about my great grandfather and back as for as possibly. If anyone has any infor. please let me know. Thanks > Gail Grannygail22@cs.com > ======================== > > Subject: James Clark (2) - PA & Civil War > From_: tbng@blazenet.net Thu Aug 2 18:41:10 2001 > > Looking for info on Civil War veterans named James Clark, one who served and one who should have served with the 87th Pennsylvania Infantry. > > 1) Clark, James, Pvt; mustered Jul 22, 1864, as a substitute for John A. Thompson of Wrightsville, Pennsylvania, but never joined the regiment; born 1835/36 in Liverpool, England; died ?; a blacksmith from Rockville, Maryland; 5' 8", brown hair, gray eyes; arrived in New York in December 1863 > > 2) Clark, James, Pvt Co D; mustered Oct 31, 1861; captured Jun 1, 1864, at the battle of Cold Harbor; born @1838/39; died of "bronchitis" Jan 10, 1865 at Andersonville Prison; buried in National Cemtery, Andersonville, Macon County, Georgia, grave #12,424 > tbng@blazenet.net > ================= > > Subject: JOEL CLARK NE > TX > From_: skip80647@rmi.net Wed Aug 1 14:09:21 2001 > > I'M LOOKING FOR MY GGRANDFATHER JOEL EDMOND CLARK. HE WAS MARRIED TO CATHERINE FOWLER IN ANSLEY, NE. MY GRANDMOTHER WAS NELLIE ELLEN . HE LEFT GGRANDMOTHER AND THE CHILDREN AND WENT TO TEXAS WHERE HE OWNED A NEWSTAND IN CORPIS CHRISTIE. GRANDMOTHER DIDN'T FIND HIM UNTIL HE WAS AND OLD MAN, I BELIEVE THAT WAS IN THE EARLY 1960'S. > skip80647@rmi.net > ================= > > Subject: John O. Clark and wife Margaret Ann Clagett of Maryland > From_: Trishh6056@aol.com Sat Aug 4 19:16:30 2001 > > Found information on below in a book "Genealogy of the Welsh and Hyatt > Families of Maryland and Their Kin" by Luther W. Welsh, Kansas City, MO > published in 1928-- Thought someone might be interested... > > This comes under the heading of Welsh-Holland. MD > " 2. Ruth Hannah Holland (of Chs and Nancy, b. 10.20.1834 d. 7.1.58; m > 1.3.56, Wm Clagett. Their daughter Margaret Mann Clagett, b. 10.2.56 m. > 11.5.74, Jn O. Clark(d. 11.3.1919), and had chn: (1) David W. Clark, > 12.29.75, m 5.12.95 Florence Griffith and had Isabel, 7.29.99, m 1920, Otis > Poss. (2) Ruth L. Clark, 8.14.78, m 12.8.97, Owings Warfield and had: Jn O > Wfd. 10.17.98; Laura M Wfd., 9.14.1901, m1.14.1922 Wm Allen Scrivnor (3 > chn); Thomas O. Wfd 8.24.1904; Gertrude Wfd., 7.12.1906; and Kennard > Warfield b. 3.18.1911. > (3) Hy.(Henry) Thomas Clark of Brooksville, b. 7.29. 93 m. 4.18.1915 > Margaret Magruder and had Hy. Thomas Clark, Jr b. 1.30.1918 > > 3. Ann Lavinia Holland (of Charles and Nancy) b. 5.29.1842 d. 1.27.78 m. > 7.31.67 Jn O. Clark (d. 1919) and had one son Griffith Clark > (6.6.69-2.23.1920) m, 10.30.1895 Lillian Knott (Iss: Alice 1898; Mable, 1906; > and Spence Clark. " > > This is typed to the best of my abilities. If anyone has a connection with > this I would be glad to Xerox and send to you via snail mail or I can > fax....Trish Hyatt Henson Trishh6056@aol.com > ================= > > Subject: Matilda Grethlien Clark IN 1920 >NM 1950 > From_: stacy1949@hotmail Wed Aug 1 13:28:57 2001 > > I'm looking for my aunt tilly, as she is known,she was born in indiana in 1920-21.her parents were fritz and elnora grethlein.she married woody clark and had 4 children,margaret ann,david,and 2 more.tilly disappeared from clovis nm in appox 1950-51 after the death of her father fritz.my aunt tilly had 4 sisters and 1 brother.elnora,"butz",margaret,virginia,wilma and ernest, "jack",.all are gone now .my mother virginia wanted very much to find out what happened to her sister so now i'm doing it for her.anyone having ant information on tilly or my cousins please e-mail me stacy1949@hotmail or stacy49@iland.net.thank you so much stacy mitchell ryan > ================= > > Subject: Re: Abraham Clark descendants > From_: afmiller@ix.netcom.com Wed Aug 1 13:20:34 2001 > > I'm looking for my g-grandmother's claim to being related to Abraham. Her father was James B Clark born 7-1-1822 in Union Springs, NY, married Olive Halstead, children Anna born 9-7-1851, James L born 10-25-1858 and probably more. Would appreciate any links you might have. Is the Clark book you referred to still available - or sold as a copy? Thanks afmiller@ix.netcom.com > ============================= > > Subject: Re: David son of Asa Calkins > From_: meowmix13@juno.com Sat Aug 4 01:19:27 2001 > > I am a descendant of Asa Corkins, married to Lovina and their child David Corkins, married to Anna Clark. David and Anna's child, Sarah, is my gggg grandmother. I have almost no dates for Sarah and beyond but I would be very happy to trade whatever information I have with you. Hope to hear from you soon. > > Beth Stephenson > meowmix13@juno.com > ======================== > > Subject: Re: GA. CLARK > From_: dianeandbilly_roberts@yahoo.com Sat Aug 4 13:13:46 2001 > > My gggranfather was Dave Newton Clark. He was born in Dawson Co. Georgia. His father's name was James Clark, his mother's name was Harriet. Could this be the same Jim in your post? > Diane Roberts dianeandbilly_roberts@yahoo.com > ======================== > > Subject: Re: George Clark of Culpeper VA > From_: mariroy@cheshire.net Fri Aug 3 12:10:30 2001 > > I am searching for info on my GtGrandfather Benjamin Clark, born Culpepper, VA @ 1830, possibly related to George Clark. Benjamin married Sarah Mason and had daughter Anna Mason Clark born Philadelphia in 1855. She was my grandmother. She married Myron Lincoln NYC 1879 and died Brooklyn NY 1894. If you have any information on either Clarks or Masons I would be grateful. > Roy Lincoln mariroy@cheshire.net > ======================== > > Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: josephine clark > From_: kevinbraem@hotmail.com Fri Aug 3 10:12:03 2001 > > she also from what i read she supposedly had relatives who lived in texas.where they were i don't know,also who they were i don't have a clue. > kevinbraem@hotmail.com > ======================== > > Subject: Re: Ohio Clarks > From_: rmgonnella@aol.com Wed Aug 1 11:04:37 2001 > > I have a Clark family that lived in the Junction City area of Perry County Ohio. Trying to find the parents and ancestors of Sylvester Clark, born about 1889 married Mary Grigsby, born about 1886, and had several children, including Michael and Marie Elizabeth. > Would be happy to exchange any info I have rmgonnella@aol.com > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Ohio Clarks > From_: bethwatson@charter.net Sat Aug 4 16:37:59 2001 > > My Clarks are from Perry County, OH - mostly New Lexington and Corning: > > My GreatGrandfather - Charles Leo Clark, married Alveda Hazel Holcomb > GGGrandfather - Walter Alva (Alvie) Clark, married Martha Savilla Hickman > GGGGrandfather - James Clark, married Mary J. Rodgers > GGGGGrandfather - James Clark, married Catharine Gaver > > Any connections? bethwatson@charter.net > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Ohio Clarks > From_: rmgonnella@aol.com Sat Aug 4 17:45:22 2001 > August 4, 2001 > Hello, > I can't tell if there is any connection. I only have one Clark name, Sylvester, who married Mary Grigsby. > > Do you have dates fro Charles Leo, Walter Alva, and the two James's? I might be able to match them up to the 1880 census for Clarks in Perry County, Ohio > rmgonnella@aol.com > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Clark's of Ohio > From_: dclark@peru.k12.in.us Wed Aug 1 15:34:21 2001 > > Mrs. Anderson, > I have a relative, Albert Clark, who was born approximately in 1866(?) in London, Madison, Ohio. This is just a few miles southwest of Columbus, Ohio. I do not know his middle name or initial. ???? > > If you want any other info you can e-mail me at dclark@peru.k12.in.us > David Clark dclark@peru.k12.in.us > ========================= > > Subject: Re: Clark's of Ohio > From_: jean235@excite.com Wed Aug 1 16:19:26 2001 > David, > I'm not sure if the Albert you have is the same one as mine. I dont know where Albert was born, the only thing's i have is date of birth-Sept.6,1857. I also have his date of death as-Jan.14,1935 and that he was buried in East Conneaut, Ohio. Does any of this info match yours? > Pamela Anderson jean235@excite.com > ========================== > > Subject: Re: Clark's of Ohio > From_: dclark@peru.k12.in.us Thu Aug 2 16:08:37 2001 > > Mrs. Anderson, > I don't know anything more about Albert than what I shared with you..... other than he died earlier than what you have shared. It doesn't appear to be the same person. > David dclark@peru.k12.in.us > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Clark-Clarke NY State > From_: Clarkgjn@aol.com Tue Jul 31 21:29:04 2001 > > I am looking for information on George L. Clark born in 1838. He lived in either Jefferson or Oswego County. His wife's name was Mary ?? > > Any help would be appriciated. Thanks > Clarkgjn@aol.com > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Owen Alexander Clark > From_: Calicemsalutaris@aol.com Sat Aug 4 22:36:38 2001 > > Owen A. Clark is my great-grandfather. I am the grand-daughter of Fred Allen Clark and Lilly Cutlip, one of Owen's sons. My father, Eugene Allen Clark, remembers his uncles. I have not been able to find out anything about Owen or his father. What I can find is a census record of a child named Alexander with Owen's exact birthday on it. The father and mother are listed as Alexander and Elizabeth (Pauley). I haven't been able to confirm that this is our Owen but I strongly suspect that it is. Especially now that you have called him Owen Alexander. We have carried the name Allen through our family and assumed it came from Owen A. it turns out that it came from the McClure side rather than the Clark side. Later we heard that the initial "A" in Owen's name was for Alec. I started to suspect that perhaps it was Alex and short for Alexander. I think our Owen was called Alexander on the early census records. Please contact me. > Do you live in West Virginia perhaps? If so I could come down and visit. I just moved to western Pennsylvania to attend seminary and my Aunt Donna still lives in the So. Charleston area. I would love to find the family gravesites and visit them, plus check out records in the local genealogical library. > Your cousin, > Jean Clark Caudill > Calicemsalutaris@aol.com > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Samuel and Francis Clark > From_: tamis@olypen.com Wed Aug 1 18:50:41 2001 > > Hi Rhonda, Is your grandfather Ramsey Miller? > I would love to hear what info you have. > Tami tamis@olypen.com > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Samuel and Francis Clark > From_: rhondas@www.mebbs.com Thu Aug 2 12:20:18 2001 > Yes rhondas@www.mebbs.com > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Samuel and Francis Clark > From_: rhondas@www.mebbs.com Thu Aug 2 21:14:39 2001 > > Hi Tami I'm sorry about the earlier reply. Ramsey Miller is my Great Grandfather, I would be happy to share what info I have with you. What are you looking for? > rhondas@www.mebbs.com > =========================== > > Subject: Re: Samuel and Francis Clark > From_: listadmin-bounces@rootsweb.com Fri Aug 3 07:12:46 2001 > > Hi Rhonda, I am looking for any information that I can get on Samuel Clark, Frances Jane LaBarr, siblings, parents, children. I don't have much. I have Samuel Clarks unlistment papers and some other things that I have scraped up along the way, but I don't have a whole lot. Their daughter Lottie Mae was my grgrandmother. You can e-mail me at tamis@olypen.com. I would love anything you are willing to share. I don't know if I have anything that you might want, but I am willing to share anything. > Tami tamis@olypen.com > =========================== > > Subject: Re: William Franklin Clark,ggrandfather married 100% navajo ka,mo,ak > From_: Bigbbotybohemian@AOL.com Sun Aug 5 00:54:52 2001 > > Hi, my name is Carole Shores(Clark,maiden). My father's name is Willie Howard Clark. His grandmother was supposed to be a full blood Indian of some sort(not sure), and they are also from Tennessee. His father's name is Roscoe Howard Clark. I also have a younger brother named Steve Clark. I just started looking up our history tonight, so if you have any information that you think may help me I'd love to see it. Thanks, Carole Bigbbotybohemian@AOL.com > =========================== > > Subject: Timothy Cadman-do you know of him? > From_: thusneld@fmtc.com Sat Aug 4 14:56:11 2001 > > Hi Bruce - Timothy Cadman married Mary Wheatcroft > 9 Jul 1679. He was the father of my Anne Cadman who > was born 9 Mar 1680 (perhaps Wirkswirth, Derbyshire). > Do you know anything about Timothy's parentage or any > other details about him? The other Cadman children > were: Mary (born 27 Sep 1682), Elizabeth (born about > 1684 and I think another message you received may have > asked about her), and the youngest was a Timothy who > was born 13 Jan 1685. thusneld@fmtc.com > =========================== > > Subject: William H. Clark > From_: judelynnw@msn.com Sat Aug 4 23:26:12 2001 > > Looking for info on my g-g-grandfather William H. Clark from NY. He may have been married twice. His first wife was Lillie Aden from NY. He had 4 sons & 4 daughters. One son was William Willis Clark born July 24 1865, is Vassar, Michigan. > Any info anyone has would be greatly appreciated. > judelynnw@msn.com > =========================== > > > ==== CLARKE Mailing List ==== > CLARKE Archives & List search > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/clarke > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=CLARKE > >

    08/05/2001 01:32:05
    1. [CLARKE] to Ingram re: Clark in GA & NC - early 1800s
    2. Charlotte I Geier

    3. I have a Catheren (sic) Cordelia (Kate) Clark who married Henry Clay Stephenson b. abt 1845 of Franklin County, Georgia. I have no other information on her as to her parents or siblings. I see that you don't have a b. date for your Catherine either, but the time frame is possible. She could have been born after Destimony. I don't know where, but I feel certain I've come across your names before in connection with my Stephenson research. Now, my maiden name was Clarke, so I have both lines; but this would be a maternal line rather than my paternal line. Charlotte (Clarke; Hoover) Geier http://www.gencircles.com/users/chargeier/2 http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=charlotte_g eier http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/lothlorien/artists/charlotte/charlotte.html http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/zone47/artists/charlotte2/charlotte2.html http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/library/writers/charlotte3/charlotte3.html Subject: Clark in GA & NC - early 1800s From_: ingram@digitalexp.com Wed Aug 1 12:22:30 2001 I need help on Clark in Franklin County, Georgia. Wiley Clark b 1802 GA lived in Franklin County 1830 through 1860. He was married to Frances Whitehead. Children in 1860, all born in Georgia: Catherine Sarah Ann b 1829 Terrissa G b 1832 Mary E. b 1838 Elizabeth b 1839 Urbin W. b 1840 Artamelsa b 1842 Destimony b 1845 Sabra b 1849 There are two older sons and one older daughter. One son may be John M b 1828. Wiley's father may be Thomas Clark, Revolutionary Soldier, who was born in Granville County, NC on July 22, 1761. Thomas moved to Franklin County in the 1820s. Any help in establishing this line will be appreciated. ingram@digitalexp.com ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

    08/05/2001 01:23:26
    1. Re: [CLARKE] John B. Clarke
    2. Nan Beavers

    3. Trish, The Clark/Burgess line trailed all the way to Arkansas. Thornberry A. Clark(my GGgrandfather) b. 1822 Columbia Co. Ark(son of Nicholas Clark b. 1792/93 NC or SC) married Amanda Elizabeth Burgess b.1824 Tenn. d. 1898 Columbia Co. Ark. Buried at the old Green Cemetry. I haven't followed her line yet. Nan from Ark. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Trishh6056@aol.com> To: <CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2001 7:43 PM Subject: Re: [CLARKE] John B. Clarke > My husbands family came from the Greenville area of South Carolina. He has > the information on his family. One of the orginial Hensons was a John > Henson. If this is the area you are from maybe you might have a connection. > Oh yes, on the name Baylis, I also have a Burgess line that is from that > area of SC and there is a John Baylis Burgess......The Burgess and Clark's > married. My Muhulda Clark married John Demarcus Burgess. They lived in > Gilmer Co., Ellijay, GA. Happy hunting...Trish Hyatt Henson > > > ==== CLARKE Mailing List ==== > CLARK Resources at RootsWeb > http://resources.rootsweb.com/~clusters/surnames/c/l/CLARK/ > List Manager's address CLARKE-admin@rootsweb.com > >

    08/05/2001 12:44:49
    1. Re: [CLARKE] James C. Clark family
    2. ladylv56

    3. Barbara, Have you checked death certificates in Scott Co, AR? Is that probably where James Clark died? Donna ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara Van Camp" <barbvc@qwest.net> To: <CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 11:12 AM Subject: [CLARKE] James C. Clark family > I am new to the Clark list and have not posted any > information - I am working on the line that is > listed below. If you are connected, please let me > hear from you. This is all I have on James C. > Clark and would very much like to locate his > parents, etc. > > Thanks - Barbara Van Camp in Mesa, AZ > > 1. JAMES C.1 CLARK was born March 1861 in AR. He > married SARAH E. MCBRIDE January 22, 1885 in Logan > Co., AR. She was born October 1873 in AR. > > > Children of JAMES CLARK and SARAH MCBRIDE are: > > 2. i. WILLIAM ALBERT2 CLARK, b. 1889, AR; d. 1916, > Brawley Township, Scott Co., AR. > > ii. ADOLPHUS BENJAMIN CLYDE CLARK, b. 1905; m. > ELVA LOUVINIA STEWART, September 13, 1925; b. > 1903. > > iii. DEWEY E. CLARK, b. 1906; m. GLADYS GRIGSBY, > December 24, 1928, Scott Co., AR; b. 1910. > > iv. ETTER CLARK. > > v. FAIRIE CLARK. > > vi. LONNIE CLARK, b. 1907, Scott Co., AR; m. ANNIE > RIDGEWAY, March 18, 1928, Abbott, Scott Co., AR; > b. 1910. > > > > 2. WILLIAM ALBERT2 CLARK (JAMES C.1) was born 1889 > in AR, and died 1916 in Brawley Township, Scott > Co., AR. He married CORDELIA MAY SHIREY March 10, > 1907 in Brawley Township, Scott Co., AR, daughter > of JAMES SHIREY and AMANDA KINSLOW. She was born > March 27, 1892 in Oliver Township, Scott Co., AR, > and died March 16, 1969 in AR. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== CLARKE Mailing List ==== > Boards > Surnames > Clarke ~ posts default to the CLARKE-L > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=surnames.clarke > Bible, Bio, B, Cem, Cen, D, Deed, Imm, Lkup, Mar, Mil, Obit, Pen, Will >

    08/04/2001 09:36:44
    1. [CLARKE] 8/1-4/01 Message Board for CLARK #2
    2. Sue

    3. POSTED 8/1-4/01 Message Board for CLARK http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=an&p=surnames.clark ================================================================= +++++++ Arranged by Subject Line. +++++++++++++ ========================= Subject: Francis A. Clark(e) living in NYC, 1885 From_: Lindacole@aol.com Thu Aug 2 15:30:07 2001 I am looking for information on my relative, Francis A. Clark(e) who owned several liquor stores in NYC in 1885. He had a brother named Patrick and a sister Ann(e) also living in NYC. His father was John Clarke of County Fermanagh, Ireland. I have a letter written by Francis to his relatives (my ancestors) in Olney, Illinois. I would like to learn more about his branch of the family. Linda Cole Lindacole@aol.com ================= Subject: James Clark & Fred Hayes Clark From_: Grannygail22@cs.com Fri Aug 3 21:00:21 2001 I am trying to trace my fathers family. I know very little about any of them. My father (Fred Jr Clark) and Grandfather (Fred Hayes Clark) was said to have Indian in them. They did both look like it was true. I only know that My Great Grandfather was James Clark. My Grandfather was married to a Bama Clark. They had 7 children together. My father was one. I know of his brothers and sisters. Not all of their children. I would like help to find out more about my great grandfather and back as for as possibly. If anyone has any infor. please let me know. Thanks Gail Grannygail22@cs.com ======================== Subject: James Clark (2) - PA & Civil War From_: tbng@blazenet.net Thu Aug 2 18:41:10 2001 Looking for info on Civil War veterans named James Clark, one who served and one who should have served with the 87th Pennsylvania Infantry. 1) Clark, James, Pvt; mustered Jul 22, 1864, as a substitute for John A. Thompson of Wrightsville, Pennsylvania, but never joined the regiment; born 1835/36 in Liverpool, England; died ?; a blacksmith from Rockville, Maryland; 5' 8", brown hair, gray eyes; arrived in New York in December 1863 2) Clark, James, Pvt Co D; mustered Oct 31, 1861; captured Jun 1, 1864, at the battle of Cold Harbor; born @1838/39; died of "bronchitis" Jan 10, 1865 at Andersonville Prison; buried in National Cemtery, Andersonville, Macon County, Georgia, grave #12,424 tbng@blazenet.net ================= Subject: JOEL CLARK NE > TX From_: skip80647@rmi.net Wed Aug 1 14:09:21 2001 I'M LOOKING FOR MY GGRANDFATHER JOEL EDMOND CLARK. HE WAS MARRIED TO CATHERINE FOWLER IN ANSLEY, NE. MY GRANDMOTHER WAS NELLIE ELLEN . HE LEFT GGRANDMOTHER AND THE CHILDREN AND WENT TO TEXAS WHERE HE OWNED A NEWSTAND IN CORPIS CHRISTIE. GRANDMOTHER DIDN'T FIND HIM UNTIL HE WAS AND OLD MAN, I BELIEVE THAT WAS IN THE EARLY 1960'S. skip80647@rmi.net ================= Subject: John O. Clark and wife Margaret Ann Clagett of Maryland From_: Trishh6056@aol.com Sat Aug 4 19:16:30 2001 Found information on below in a book "Genealogy of the Welsh and Hyatt Families of Maryland and Their Kin" by Luther W. Welsh, Kansas City, MO published in 1928-- Thought someone might be interested... This comes under the heading of Welsh-Holland. MD " 2. Ruth Hannah Holland (of Chs and Nancy, b. 10.20.1834 d. 7.1.58; m 1.3.56, Wm Clagett. Their daughter Margaret Mann Clagett, b. 10.2.56 m. 11.5.74, Jn O. Clark(d. 11.3.1919), and had chn: (1) David W. Clark, 12.29.75, m 5.12.95 Florence Griffith and had Isabel, 7.29.99, m 1920, Otis Poss. (2) Ruth L. Clark, 8.14.78, m 12.8.97, Owings Warfield and had: Jn O Wfd. 10.17.98; Laura M Wfd., 9.14.1901, m1.14.1922 Wm Allen Scrivnor (3 chn); Thomas O. Wfd 8.24.1904; Gertrude Wfd., 7.12.1906; and Kennard Warfield b. 3.18.1911. (3) Hy.(Henry) Thomas Clark of Brooksville, b. 7.29. 93 m. 4.18.1915 Margaret Magruder and had Hy. Thomas Clark, Jr b. 1.30.1918 3. Ann Lavinia Holland (of Charles and Nancy) b. 5.29.1842 d. 1.27.78 m. 7.31.67 Jn O. Clark (d. 1919) and had one son Griffith Clark (6.6.69-2.23.1920) m, 10.30.1895 Lillian Knott (Iss: Alice 1898; Mable, 1906; and Spence Clark. " This is typed to the best of my abilities. If anyone has a connection with this I would be glad to Xerox and send to you via snail mail or I can fax....Trish Hyatt Henson Trishh6056@aol.com ================= Subject: Matilda Grethlien Clark IN 1920 >NM 1950 From_: stacy1949@hotmail Wed Aug 1 13:28:57 2001 I'm looking for my aunt tilly, as she is known,she was born in indiana in 1920-21.her parents were fritz and elnora grethlein.she married woody clark and had 4 children,margaret ann,david,and 2 more.tilly disappeared from clovis nm in appox 1950-51 after the death of her father fritz.my aunt tilly had 4 sisters and 1 brother.elnora,"butz",margaret,virginia,wilma and ernest, "jack",.all are gone now .my mother virginia wanted very much to find out what happened to her sister so now i'm doing it for her.anyone having ant information on tilly or my cousins please e-mail me stacy1949@hotmail or stacy49@iland.net.thank you so much stacy mitchell ryan ================= Subject: Re: Abraham Clark descendants From_: afmiller@ix.netcom.com Wed Aug 1 13:20:34 2001 I'm looking for my g-grandmother's claim to being related to Abraham. Her father was James B Clark born 7-1-1822 in Union Springs, NY, married Olive Halstead, children Anna born 9-7-1851, James L born 10-25-1858 and probably more. Would appreciate any links you might have. Is the Clark book you referred to still available - or sold as a copy? Thanks afmiller@ix.netcom.com ============================= Subject: Re: David son of Asa Calkins From_: meowmix13@juno.com Sat Aug 4 01:19:27 2001 I am a descendant of Asa Corkins, married to Lovina and their child David Corkins, married to Anna Clark. David and Anna's child, Sarah, is my gggg grandmother. I have almost no dates for Sarah and beyond but I would be very happy to trade whatever information I have with you. Hope to hear from you soon. Beth Stephenson meowmix13@juno.com ======================== Subject: Re: GA. CLARK From_: dianeandbilly_roberts@yahoo.com Sat Aug 4 13:13:46 2001 My gggranfather was Dave Newton Clark. He was born in Dawson Co. Georgia. His father's name was James Clark, his mother's name was Harriet. Could this be the same Jim in your post? Diane Roberts dianeandbilly_roberts@yahoo.com ======================== Subject: Re: George Clark of Culpeper VA From_: mariroy@cheshire.net Fri Aug 3 12:10:30 2001 I am searching for info on my GtGrandfather Benjamin Clark, born Culpepper, VA @ 1830, possibly related to George Clark. Benjamin married Sarah Mason and had daughter Anna Mason Clark born Philadelphia in 1855. She was my grandmother. She married Myron Lincoln NYC 1879 and died Brooklyn NY 1894. If you have any information on either Clarks or Masons I would be grateful. Roy Lincoln mariroy@cheshire.net ======================== Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: josephine clark From_: kevinbraem@hotmail.com Fri Aug 3 10:12:03 2001 she also from what i read she supposedly had relatives who lived in texas.where they were i don't know,also who they were i don't have a clue. kevinbraem@hotmail.com ======================== Subject: Re: Ohio Clarks From_: rmgonnella@aol.com Wed Aug 1 11:04:37 2001 I have a Clark family that lived in the Junction City area of Perry County Ohio. Trying to find the parents and ancestors of Sylvester Clark, born about 1889 married Mary Grigsby, born about 1886, and had several children, including Michael and Marie Elizabeth. Would be happy to exchange any info I have rmgonnella@aol.com =========================== Subject: Re: Ohio Clarks From_: bethwatson@charter.net Sat Aug 4 16:37:59 2001 My Clarks are from Perry County, OH - mostly New Lexington and Corning: My GreatGrandfather - Charles Leo Clark, married Alveda Hazel Holcomb GGGrandfather - Walter Alva (Alvie) Clark, married Martha Savilla Hickman GGGGrandfather - James Clark, married Mary J. Rodgers GGGGGrandfather - James Clark, married Catharine Gaver Any connections? bethwatson@charter.net =========================== Subject: Re: Ohio Clarks From_: rmgonnella@aol.com Sat Aug 4 17:45:22 2001 August 4, 2001 Hello, I can't tell if there is any connection. I only have one Clark name, Sylvester, who married Mary Grigsby. Do you have dates fro Charles Leo, Walter Alva, and the two James's? I might be able to match them up to the 1880 census for Clarks in Perry County, Ohio rmgonnella@aol.com =========================== Subject: Re: Clark's of Ohio From_: dclark@peru.k12.in.us Wed Aug 1 15:34:21 2001 Mrs. Anderson, I have a relative, Albert Clark, who was born approximately in 1866(?) in London, Madison, Ohio. This is just a few miles southwest of Columbus, Ohio. I do not know his middle name or initial. ???? If you want any other info you can e-mail me at dclark@peru.k12.in.us David Clark dclark@peru.k12.in.us ========================= Subject: Re: Clark's of Ohio From_: jean235@excite.com Wed Aug 1 16:19:26 2001 David, I'm not sure if the Albert you have is the same one as mine. I dont know where Albert was born, the only thing's i have is date of birth-Sept.6,1857. I also have his date of death as-Jan.14,1935 and that he was buried in East Conneaut, Ohio. Does any of this info match yours? Pamela Anderson jean235@excite.com ========================== Subject: Re: Clark's of Ohio From_: dclark@peru.k12.in.us Thu Aug 2 16:08:37 2001 Mrs. Anderson, I don't know anything more about Albert than what I shared with you..... other than he died earlier than what you have shared. It doesn't appear to be the same person. David dclark@peru.k12.in.us =========================== Subject: Re: Clark-Clarke NY State From_: Clarkgjn@aol.com Tue Jul 31 21:29:04 2001 I am looking for information on George L. Clark born in 1838. He lived in either Jefferson or Oswego County. His wife's name was Mary ?? Any help would be appriciated. Thanks Clarkgjn@aol.com =========================== Subject: Re: Owen Alexander Clark From_: Calicemsalutaris@aol.com Sat Aug 4 22:36:38 2001 Owen A. Clark is my great-grandfather. I am the grand-daughter of Fred Allen Clark and Lilly Cutlip, one of Owen's sons. My father, Eugene Allen Clark, remembers his uncles. I have not been able to find out anything about Owen or his father. What I can find is a census record of a child named Alexander with Owen's exact birthday on it. The father and mother are listed as Alexander and Elizabeth (Pauley). I haven't been able to confirm that this is our Owen but I strongly suspect that it is. Especially now that you have called him Owen Alexander. We have carried the name Allen through our family and assumed it came from Owen A. it turns out that it came from the McClure side rather than the Clark side. Later we heard that the initial "A" in Owen's name was for Alec. I started to suspect that perhaps it was Alex and short for Alexander. I think our Owen was called Alexander on the early census records. Please contact me. Do you live in West Virginia perhaps? If so I could come down and visit. I just moved to western Pennsylvania to attend seminary and my Aunt Donna still lives in the So. Charleston area. I would love to find the family gravesites and visit them, plus check out records in the local genealogical library. Your cousin, Jean Clark Caudill Calicemsalutaris@aol.com =========================== Subject: Re: Samuel and Francis Clark From_: tamis@olypen.com Wed Aug 1 18:50:41 2001 Hi Rhonda, Is your grandfather Ramsey Miller? I would love to hear what info you have. Tami tamis@olypen.com =========================== Subject: Re: Samuel and Francis Clark From_: rhondas@www.mebbs.com Thu Aug 2 12:20:18 2001 Yes rhondas@www.mebbs.com =========================== Subject: Re: Samuel and Francis Clark From_: rhondas@www.mebbs.com Thu Aug 2 21:14:39 2001 Hi Tami I'm sorry about the earlier reply. Ramsey Miller is my Great Grandfather, I would be happy to share what info I have with you. What are you looking for? rhondas@www.mebbs.com =========================== Subject: Re: Samuel and Francis Clark From_: listadmin-bounces@rootsweb.com Fri Aug 3 07:12:46 2001 Hi Rhonda, I am looking for any information that I can get on Samuel Clark, Frances Jane LaBarr, siblings, parents, children. I don't have much. I have Samuel Clarks unlistment papers and some other things that I have scraped up along the way, but I don't have a whole lot. Their daughter Lottie Mae was my grgrandmother. You can e-mail me at tamis@olypen.com. I would love anything you are willing to share. I don't know if I have anything that you might want, but I am willing to share anything. Tami tamis@olypen.com =========================== Subject: Re: William Franklin Clark,ggrandfather married 100% navajo ka,mo,ak From_: Bigbbotybohemian@AOL.com Sun Aug 5 00:54:52 2001 Hi, my name is Carole Shores(Clark,maiden). My father's name is Willie Howard Clark. His grandmother was supposed to be a full blood Indian of some sort(not sure), and they are also from Tennessee. His father's name is Roscoe Howard Clark. I also have a younger brother named Steve Clark. I just started looking up our history tonight, so if you have any information that you think may help me I'd love to see it. Thanks, Carole Bigbbotybohemian@AOL.com =========================== Subject: Timothy Cadman-do you know of him? From_: thusneld@fmtc.com Sat Aug 4 14:56:11 2001 Hi Bruce - Timothy Cadman married Mary Wheatcroft 9 Jul 1679. He was the father of my Anne Cadman who was born 9 Mar 1680 (perhaps Wirkswirth, Derbyshire). Do you know anything about Timothy's parentage or any other details about him? The other Cadman children were: Mary (born 27 Sep 1682), Elizabeth (born about 1684 and I think another message you received may have asked about her), and the youngest was a Timothy who was born 13 Jan 1685. thusneld@fmtc.com =========================== Subject: William H. Clark From_: judelynnw@msn.com Sat Aug 4 23:26:12 2001 Looking for info on my g-g-grandfather William H. Clark from NY. He may have been married twice. His first wife was Lillie Aden from NY. He had 4 sons & 4 daughters. One son was William Willis Clark born July 24 1865, is Vassar, Michigan. Any info anyone has would be greatly appreciated. judelynnw@msn.com ===========================

    08/04/2001 09:32:50
    1. [CLARKE] 8/1-4/01 Message Board for CLARK #1
    2. Sue

    3. POSTED 8/1-4/01 Message Board for CLARK http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=an&p=surnames.clark ================================================================= +++++++ Arranged by Subject Line. +++++++++++++ ========================= Subject: Alexander Clark and Elizabeth Pauley From_: Calicemsalutaris@aol.com Sat Aug 4 22:50:11 2001 Anyone with info on Alexander and Elizabeth (Pauley) Clark? I am looking for the parents of Owen Alexander Clark of Kanawha County, West Virginia. I believe that these are his parents but have little to go on. Anyone with this line who could help out? Jean Clark Caudill Calicemsalutaris@aol.com =========================== Subject: Caroline Elizabeth Clark 8/18/1840-4/8/1921 From_: FTP1116@AOL.COM Fri Aug 3 19:10:04 2001 Caroline, b. Moscow, Me. d. Norwood, Ma. Married Charles B. Dexter 10/13/1860 in Biddeford Me. Her father's name, Dow Clark, mother's name Sarah J. ? Any info on Dow or Sarah? FTP1116@AOL.COM =========================== Subject: Clark Family in Kentucky From_: bethletters@msn.com Sat Aug 4 13:13:57 2001 I am looking for info on Henry Clark who was married to Ann (last name unknown). The Clarks were reported to be from Oswley Co. around Cow Creek. They had a daughter Alabama who married Jake Gabbard although on the marr. license, her father was listed as Roger from Lee Co. Do not have any dates or further names on the Clarks. Any info is appreciated. bethletters@msn.com =========================== Subject: Clarks in Kentucky, Thomas Clark and clan From_: bookmage@pacbell.net Fri Aug 3 20:23:45 2001 hI am searching for name of Thomas ClArk's wife unknown, he was born in Ireland and migrated to Kentucky, near Indiana border where he and wife unkinown raised 7 childrren; including my great grandfather, My great,great grandfather Thomas Clark's parents were an Andrew, gaelic is Andeweler, Clark and wife unknown. I do not know where in Ireland they lived,my informant only knew about them from a book written be two women who had been married to some of his children. Thomas Clark and wife uknown had these children: James Clark, m to Elizabeth Ladd, nancy Clark m. to Simeon J. Roderick, Mary Polly Clark m. to Thomas Farley, Margaret Peggy Clark m. to Jonathon Gilbert, jJane Clark m. to John Vancliff, Andrew Clark m. to nancy Odell, and Linda Siney Clark m. to Jacob Cutler. Thomas and my James Clark,his oldest son, came to Morgan Co In in1820 and were some of the very first settlers there. Most of Thomas Clark's children lived in some co. inIndiana at one time, and some of th! em then moved to Iowa. Any info on Thomas Clark's siblings or hies parents would be so much appreciated. Thanks. bookmage@pacbell.net =========================== Subject: Richard Mac Clark b.1916 MI m.Silsby/Sprauge Subject: looking for my family From_: rockyrotweiler@yahoo.com Fri Aug 3 11:30:54 2001 hello all i'm looking for my family i have very little info my fathers name is richard mac clark he was born march 3 1916 in lansing mi. he was in the korien war my mother is phyllis joan silsby/sprauge/clark she was born april 3 1936 in lansing mi. any info would help greatly seeing this is the first time i ever did anything like this my email address is rockyrotweiler@yahoo.com thanks for the help later rocky =========================== Subject: Re: A few stray CLARK/Es in New England From_: kc34@ldsworld.com Fri Aug 3 22:43:23 2001 I have a Elizabeth Towne (1804) Daughter of David Towne (1756) and Elizabeth Southworth in my line. Any connection? Help if you can KC kc34@ldsworld.com =========================== Subject: Clark family in Maryville TN From_: afmiller@ix.netcom.com Wed Aug 1 12:36:04 2001 James L Clark died 7-8-1927, wife Minnie L died 1961 father James B died 1898. Looking for info and obits. James L was manager of Maryville Light. afmiller@ix.netcom.com =========================== Subject: Clark family in Union Springs NY From_: afmiller@ix.netcom.com Wed Aug 1 12:36:05 2001 James b Clark born 7-1-1822 Union Springs, married Olive Halstead in 1848, children Anna S. born 9-7-1851, James L born 10-25-1858. Any info or lineage - thank you. afmiller@ix.netcom.com ====================== Subject: Clark in GA & NC - early 1800s From_: ingram@digitalexp.com Wed Aug 1 12:22:30 2001 I need help on Clark in Franklin County, Georgia. Wiley Clark b 1802 GA lived in Franklin County 1830 through 1860. He was married to Frances Whitehead. Children in 1860, all born in Georgia: Catherine Sarah Ann b 1829 Terrissa G b 1832 Mary E. b 1838 Elizabeth b 1839 Urbin W. b 1840 Artamelsa b 1842 Destimony b 1845 Sabra b 1849 There are two older sons and one older daughter. One son may be John M b 1828. Wiley's father may be Thomas Clark, Revolutionary Soldier, who was born in Granville County, NC on July 22, 1761. Thomas moved to Franklin County in the 1820s. Any help in establishing this line will be appreciated. ingram@digitalexp.com ================================= Subject: Clark in NC mid 1700s From_: ingram@digitalexp.com Thu Aug 2 15:14:03 2001 I'm trying to tie down the parents of Wiley Clark b 1802 GA. His father/grandfather may be Thomas b 7-22-1761 in Granville Co, NC. Is anyone researching this Thomas Clark? Richard Ingram ingram@digitalexp.com ===================================== Subject: Cumberland Gap, Tennessee From_: maxfugue@aol.com Thu Aug 2 11:41:24 2001 I am searching for information on my grandfather, Edgar Poe Clark and his brothers, Wade and Sam, all born in Cumberland Gap, Tennessee. maxfugue@aol.com ================ Subject: CLARKs of IL > MO From_: TinaBopperM@msn.com Thu Aug 2 12:25:01 2001 I have so many Clarks starting in Southern Illinois with some migrating to SE Missouri I can't figure them all out...so many similar names; Benjamin, Abraham, Isaac, William, Charles, Cassie, Archie, Alexander, Henry, George, Charles, Jacob My lines married into the Garvin, Hungatem Freeman, Cullins, Coffman, Page, Webb, families of IL, just to name a few....many of these families migrated to South East MO together... Lets post our lines so when we do a search the info is out there......Maybe we are all searching on the same families and just don't know it........need help puting these puzzle pieces together...so why not share data and hopefully help each other out? Thanks to all who participate....Tina TinaBopperM@msn.com Should have read Hugate...not Hungatem (TYPO) 1) Jacob CLARK bd. abt 1802, North Carolina dd. aft 1881, Hamilton County, Illinois | (2) Abraham Meadow CLARK | bd. abt Apr 1828, Tennessee | dd. 12 Mar 1880, Knights Prairie, Hamilton, Illinois | | (3) William "Bill" Lewis CLARK | | bd. abt 1855, of McLeansboro, Hamilton County, Illinois | | | (4) John Henderson CLARK | | | bd. 16 Jan 1893, McLeansboro, Hamilton County, Illinois | | | dd. Nov 1968, Gideon, New Madrid County, Missouri | | | (4) Albert CLARK | | | (4) William "Billy" CLARK | | | (4) CLARK | | | (4) CLARK | | | (4) CLARK | | (3) Isaac CLARK | | bd. 2 Nov 1856, Illinois | | dd. 8 Oct 1889, Knights Prairie, Hamilton County, Illinois | | | (4) William Sherman CLARK | | | bd. 1878, Illinois | | | (4) John CLARK | | | bd. Oct 1879 | | | (4) Arthur CLARK | | | bd. Feb 1882, Illinois, per 1900 census | | | (4) Irwin M. CLARK | | | bd. Nov 1887, Illinois, per 1900 census | | | (4) Emma E. CLARK | | | bd. Jan 1890, Illinois, per 1900 census | | (3) Henry C. CLARK | | bd. 1859, Hamilton County, Illinois | | | (4) Emerson Jackson CLARK | | | (4) Cattie CLARK | | | (4) Samuel CLARK | | | (4) Walter CLARK | | | (4) Elsie CLARK | | | (4) Janie CLARK | | (3) George Abraham CLARK | | bd. abt 1863, Hamilton County, Illinois | | | (4) Emery CLARK | | | (4) Hattie CLARK | | | (4) Laymon CLARK | | (3) Mary E. CLARK | | bd. 1866, Hamilton County, Illinois | | (3) Jacob CLARK | | bd. 27 Jan 1869, White County, Illinois | | dd. 23 Mar 1913, Mount Vernon, Illinois | | | (4) Effie Leannah CLARK | | | bd. 23 Mar 1892, Illinois | | | dd. 9 Jan 1911, Illinois | | | (4) Clarence Charles CLARK | | | bd. 28 Jul 1893, Illinois | | | dd. 7 Sep 1949, Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri | | | (4) Linzy Ellis CLARK | | | bd. 10 Mar 1895, Macedonia, Hamilton County, Illinois | | | dd. 3 Apr 1959, Jefferson County, Illinois | | | (4) Earl Phillip CLARK | | | bd. 24 Jul 1897, Illinois | | | dd. 30 Jan 1920, Arkon, Ohio | | | (4) Francis William CLARK | | | bd. 1900 | | | (4) Mary Leanna CLARK | | | bd. 18 Aug 1901, Hamilton County, Illinois | | | dd. 16 Jan 1966, Jefferson County, Illinois | | | (4) Abraham Meadow CLARK | | | bd. 5 Oct 1903, Snap, Arkansas | | | dd. 14 Jun 1959, Mount Vernon, Illinois | | | (4) Amy Lee CLARK | | | bd. 7 Jan 1907, Tupelo, Arkansas | | | dd. 7 Apr 1983, Mount Vernon, Illinois | | (3) Cassie CLARK | | bd. 27 Nov 1872, Hamilton County, Illinois | | dd. 1932, Illinois | | | (4) Pearl WILLIAMS | | | bd. 22 Jun 1893 | | | dd. 29 Jul 1971, White County, Illinois | | | (4) Ava WILLIAMS | | | bd. 7 Aug 1896 | | | (4) Lillie WILLIAMS | | | bd. 5 Mar 1900, White County, Illinois | | | dd. 1983, Illinois | | | (4) Ralph WILLIAMS | | | bd. 19 Jul 1908 | | | (4) Ray WILLIAMS | | | bd. 12 Jul 1912, White County, Illinois | | (3) Alice V. CLARK | | bd. Sep 1875, Hamilton County, Illinois | | dd. 1932 | | | (4) Lena M. FREEMAN | | | bd. Jun 1895, Illinois, per 1900 census | | | (4) Lory C. FREEMAN | | | bd. Oct 1897, Illinois, per 1900 census | | (3) Charles CLARK | | bd. abt 1879 | (2) Sarah A. CLARK | bd. 1831, Tennessee | (2) Elizabeth "Betty" CLARK | bd. 10 Nov 1832, Jackson County, Tennessee | dd. 4 Feb 1914, Hamilton County, Illinois | | (3) Christopher H. GARVIN | | bd. 1851, Hamilton County, Illinois | | (3) Mary J. / Olive J. GARVIN | | bd. 1853, Hamilton County, Illinois | | dd. 1900 | | (3) Rhonda Alice GARVIN | | bd. 1855 | | (3) John Allen GARVIN | | bd. 1857, Hamilton County, Illinois | | (3) Lucy D. GARVIN | | bd. 1872, Knights Prairie, Hamilton, Illinois | (2) Ellender CLARK | bd. 1836, Tennessee | (2) William Charles CLARK | bd. 1836, Hamilton County, Illinois | | (3) Allin CLARK | | (3) Jasper CLARK | | (3) Ellen CLARK | | bd. 1871 | | (3) Elic CLARK | | bd. abt 1872 | | (3) Abraham Lincoln CLARK | | bd. 4 Aug 1872 | | dd. abt 1930, Iron County, Missouri | | (3) Edward CLARK | | bd. 18 Jun 1876 | | dd. 18 Apr 1943 | | (3) Cassie CLARK | | bd. abt 1878 | | (3) Alexander CLARK | | bd. abt 1880 | | dd. 10-1928? | | (3) Alfred CLARK | | bd. 3 Dec 1881 | | dd. 4 Jan 1951 | | (3) William CLARK | | bd. abt 1884 | | (3) John Thomas CLARK | | bd. 2 Aug 1886 | | dd. 2 Aug 1953 | | | (4) Hazel CLARK | | | (4) Archie CLARK | | | (4) Vicia CLARK | | | (4) Howard CLARK | | | (4) Thomas Orville CLARK | | | (4) Lindell CLARK | | | (4) Alma CLARK | | | (4) Delores CLARK | | | (4) James Ollen CLARK | | (3) Joseph CLARK | | bd. abt 1888 | | (3) Archie CLARK | | bd. 3 Jul 1889 | | dd. 10 Nov 1945 | (2) Plisinah CLARK | bd. 1842, Hamilton County, Illinois | (2) Delila CLARK | bd. 1844, Hamilton County, Illinois | (2) Isaac CLARK | bd. 1848, Hamilton County, Illinois | dd. bef 1860 | (2) Marietta CLARK | bd. 1848, Hamilton County, Illinois | (2) Harriet CLARK | bd. 1851, Hamilton County, Illinois | (2) Emaline CLARK | bd. 1852, Hamilton County, Illinois ========================================

    08/04/2001 09:32:40
    1. [CLARKE] CLARKs in NC>AL c1780-1893
    2. Donna Wall

    3. Hosea CLARK b. c1780 (where?) m. Sarah BOND. Their son, James Webster CLARK, b. 1806 Craven Co, NC; dm. 1829 Montgomery Co, AL to Harriet Lovey KELLY, d. 1893 Butler Co, AL. Family was also in Pike Co, AL. Anyone else researching this family? Donna Wall in GA

    08/04/2001 05:17:02
    1. Re: [CLARKE] John B. Clarke

    3. My husbands family came from the Greenville area of South Carolina. He has the information on his family. One of the orginial Hensons was a John Henson. If this is the area you are from maybe you might have a connection. Oh yes, on the name Baylis, I also have a Burgess line that is from that area of SC and there is a John Baylis Burgess......The Burgess and Clark's married. My Muhulda Clark married John Demarcus Burgess. They lived in Gilmer Co., Ellijay, GA. Happy hunting...Trish Hyatt Henson

    08/04/2001 02:43:44
    1. Re: [CLARKE] John B. Clarke
    2. The Neufarth's

    3. My Clark/e family from VA also had a number of John B. Clark's in the family line. The "B" was for Bascom in several of my ancestors. My grandfather's brother was known as J.B. "Bascom" Clarke and was an attorney in Prestonsburg, KY during 1920's-60's. My family tree web page: http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/l/a/Terrie-L-Clarkeneufarth/ind ex.html Hope this is helpful. Terrie Clarke-Neufarth -----Original Message----- From: Susan Johanson <djohanson@mindspring.com> To: CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com <CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, August 04, 2001 1:40 PM Subject: [CLARKE] John B. Clarke > Patricia, > There certainly could be a connection somewhere with my John's father if Baylis was a >family name with our families. The Baylis could be a "red herring" though because John >Baylis Earle and Baylis Earle were prominent men in the upper SC area where my Clarks ended >up and maybe my John was named for them. My John B. Clarke, Sr. did have a grandson named >Baylis Miles Clarke (1871in Anderson, SC-?). Keep in touch!! > Susan Clark Johanson > >PS: I just noticed your full name. I also have Hensons and Hiotts in Colleton Co. SC. > >-- >Susan C. Johanson >Springfield, VA >djohanson@mindspring.com >Rootsweb sponsor-NEHGS member >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=johanson >http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/j/o/h/Susan-C-Johanson/ > ...Searching for footprints in the sands of time... > > > >==== CLARKE Mailing List ==== >Boards > Surnames > Clark ~ posts default to the CLARKE-L >http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=surnames.clark >Bible, Bio, B, Cem, Cen, D, Deed, Imm, Lkup, Mar, Mil, Obit, Pen, Will > >

    08/04/2001 08:45:34
    1. [CLARKE] Laura Alice Clarke

    3. I'm looking for info on a Laura Alice Clarke b Nov 29, 1871, d Jan 13, 1939. She married a man named either Benjamin or Benedict Thomas Langley, They were in Kentucky in the early 1900's. They had several children that were born in the Litchfield area around that time. They moved to Texas about 1902 or 1903.

    08/04/2001 08:40:56
    1. [CLARKE] John B. Clarke
    2. Susan Johanson

    3. Patricia, There certainly could be a connection somewhere with my John's father if Baylis was a family name with our families. The Baylis could be a "red herring" though because John Baylis Earle and Baylis Earle were prominent men in the upper SC area where my Clarks ended up and maybe my John was named for them. My John B. Clarke, Sr. did have a grandson named Baylis Miles Clarke (1871in Anderson, SC-?). Keep in touch!! Susan Clark Johanson PS: I just noticed your full name. I also have Hensons and Hiotts in Colleton Co. SC. -- Susan C. Johanson Springfield, VA djohanson@mindspring.com Rootsweb sponsor-NEHGS member http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=johanson http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/j/o/h/Susan-C-Johanson/ ...Searching for footprints in the sands of time...

    08/04/2001 07:37:30
    1. Re: [CLARKE] Samuel Clark - GA.- Jackson Co., AL. - Dallas Co. MO
    2. mommurph

    3. ----- Original Message ----- From: <dmangen@cyberlodge.com> To: <CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 8:42 AM Subject: [CLARKE] Samuel Clark - GA.- Jackson Co., AL. - Dallas Co. MO > Does this family look familiar to anyone? Samuel could have had a brother, > William Clark. They were deeded land one after the other in the same > county. > > Samuel Richard Clark > > 1 [3] Samuel Richard Clark b: August 10, 1814 in Georgia Lived in > Jackson Co., Al where he was married. d: September 07, 1884 in > Dallas Co., Missouri Burial: Union Mound Cemetery, Dallas Co., Mo > . +Mary C. Gideon b: January 02, 1815 in Tennessee or Alabama m: Abt. 1838 > d: October 20, 1869 in Dallas Co., Missouri Burial: Union Mound Cemetery, > Dallas Co., Mo > ...... 2 William Henry Clark b: August 16, 1839 in Jackson Co., Alabama > d: June 25, 1919 in Byron, Oklahoma Burial: IOOF Cemetery, Haprer, Kansas > Cause of death: Degeneration of the heart. Military service: Union Army > Vet. May 1861-Nov.1864. > .......... +Elizabeth Catherine Jenkins b: June 29, 1840 in Dallas Co., > Missouri m: December 01, 1862 in Greene Co., Missouri d: April 08, 1922 > Burial: IOOF Cemetery, Haprer, Kansas Cause of death (Facts Pg): Died of > Pneumonia. Moved to Greene Co. > .............. 3 James Deminico Clark b: April 01, 1864 in Dallas Co., > Missouri d: March 27, 1928 > .................. +Mary E. Case b: February 1859 m: September 14, 1884 d: > December 05, 1918 > .............. 3 Mary Paralee Clark b: November 16, 1865 in Dallas Co., > Missouri d: March 01, 1924 in near Ingersol, Oklahoma > .................. +Thomas W. Croxton b: October 15, 1857 m: August 26, > 1883 in Harper Co., Kansas d: February 29, 1924 in Ingersol, Oklahoma > (Killed in car accident) > .............. 3 Sarah Ann Clark b: September 15, 1866 in Dallas Co., > Missouri d: 1945 > .............. 3 Thomas Whitlock Clark b: December 11, 1869 in Dallas Co., > Missouri d: October 11, 1945 in Byron, Oklahoma > .................. +Etta Eudora Corriher b: 1871 m: January 12, 1893 in > Crystal Springs, Harper Co., Kansas d: 1953 > .............. 3 [1] John Richard Clark b: January 26, 1871 in Dallas Co., > Missouri d: February 09, 1939 in Cherokee, Oklahoma (Suicide) > .................. +Yula Faye b: December 12, 1872 d: July 19, 1921 > .............. *2nd Wife of [1] John Richard Clark: > .................. +Iva Myrtle Hendrickson m: September 02, 1896 in > Anthony, Harper Co., Ks. > .............. 3 Henry Edward Clark b: March 06, 1874 in Dallas Co., > Missouri d: June 27, 1938 > .................. +Anna Bell Hale b: Abt. 1880 m: June 03, 1900 in > Anthony, Harper Co., Kansas > .............. 3 Silva Catherine Clark b: February 02, 1878 in Dallas Co., > Missouri d: December 08, 1953 in Harper, Harper Co., Ks. (Skull Fracture) > ...... 2 Ann Elizabeth Clark b: July 08, 1842 in Dallas Co., Missouri d: > July 24, 1916 in Dallas Co., Missouri Burial: Union Mound Cemetery, Dallas > Co., Mo > .......... +Daniel T. Austin b: January 25, 1842 in Greene Co., Missouri m: > September 30, 1866 in Dallas Co., Mo. Home of Parent's. d: August 30, 1929 > in Elkland, Dallas Co., Missouri Burial: Union Mound Cemetery, Dallas Co., > Mo Military service: Civil War, 8th Regiment, Missouri Calvary, Co. I > .............. 3 James Wesley Austin b: August 03, 1868 in Missouri d: > December 16, 1941 in Dallas Co., Missouri Burial: December 18, 1941 Union > Mound Cemetery, Dallas Co., Mo > .................. +Amelia "Millie" Berrick b: November 22, 1870 in Linn > Co., Kansas m: January 20, 1901 d: February 23, 1968 in Springfield, > Missouri Burial: Union Mound Cemetery, Dallas Co., Mo > .............. 3 Mary Tremelly Austin b: November 30, 1869 in Missouri > .................. +"Doc" Cannon > .............. 3 William Riley Austin b: July 10, 1873 in Springfield, > Greene Co., Missouri d: December 19, 1946 in Elkland, Dallas Co., Missouri > Burial: Union Mound Cemetery, Dallas Co., Mo > .................. +Lavana Lipe b: August 01, 1875 in Missouri m: November > 10, 1895 d: March 19, 1952 in Elkland, Dallas Co., Missouri Burial: Union > Mound Cemetery, Dallas Co., Mo > .............. 3 John Andrew Austin b: November 21, 1877 in Missouri d: > May 03, 1937 Burial: McGee Chapel Cemetery, Dallas Co., MO > .................. +Effie Odelle Nimmo b: December 09, 1876 d: May 01, > 1915 Burial: McGee Cemetery, Dallas Co., MO > .............. 3 Nathaniel Preston Austin b: December 19, 1879 in Missouri > d 1: March 16, 1966 d 2: March 06, 1966 Burial: Union Mound Cemetery, Dallas > Co., Mo > .................. +Della Gard b: September 09, 1889 m: August 11, 1907 d: > May 24, 1916 Burial: Union Mound Cemetery, Dallas Co., Mo > .............. 3 Nancy Claracy Austin b: February 19, 1882 in Missouri > .................. +Harve Harmon > .............. 3 Sarah Kathryn Austin b: July 05, 1886 in Missouri d: > March 31, 1976 Burial: Green Hills Cemetery, Sapulpa, Oklahoma > .................. +Ben Hough > ...... 2 Eliza C. Clark, (Eliza M. Clark on m. license) b: September 03, > 1844 in Dallas Co., Missouri > .......... +Francis M. Maine b: 1842 in Virginia m: August 31, 1879 in > Dallas Co., Missouri (S.R. Clark home) > .............. 3 J.F. Maine b: 1870 in Missouri > .............. 3 S.H. Maine b: 1873 in Kansas > .............. 3 C.B. Maine b: 1875 in Texas > .............. 3 Infant Boy Maine b: May 12, 1880 in Missouri > ...... 2 James Knox Clark b: May 05, 1845 in Dallas Co., Missouri d: > October 16, 1894 in Harper, Harper Co., Kansas Burial: Buried IOOF Cemetery, > Harper, Kansas Military service: Civil War Vet, Union Army. > .......... +Elizabeth Ona Wingo, (See WILEY WINGO line) b: January 21, 1843 > in Dallas Co., Missouri m: January 09, 1880 in Nevada, Vernon Co., Missouri > d: October 29, 1926 in Harper, Harper Co., Kansas Burial: IOOF Cemetery, > Haprer, Kansas > .............. 3 Lillie Mae Clark b: July 28, 1872 in Hutchinson, Reno > Co., Kansas d: April 07, 1942 in Kansas City Burial: IOOF Cemetery, Harper, > Kansas > .............. 3 Lloyd Milton Clark b: January 03, 1875 in Hutchinson, > Reno Co., Kansas d: December 05, 1916 in Kansas City, Missouri Burial: > Riverview Cemetery, Kiowa, Ks Cause of death: Died from heart condition, in > KC, Mo. > .................. +Nellie Munich Elmore b: July 04, 1879 in Craig, > Missouri m: September 04, 1901 in Kiowa, Barber Co., Ks.(Bride's mother's) > d: July 10, 1964 in Kiowa, Barber Co., Kansas > .............. 3 Samuel Henry Clark b: November 08, 1876 in Harper, Harper > Co., Kansas d: November 24, 1960 in Alva, Oklahoma Burial: Alva, Oklahoma > .................. +Virginia Rose Quigley b: June 02, 1884 in Harper, > Harper Co., Kansas m: February 20, 1909 in Kansas City, Missouri d: December > 08, 1966 in Ft. Huachuca, Arizona Burial: Alva, Oklahoma. > .............. 3 Arthur B. Clark b: April 09, 1879 in Harper, Harper Co., > Kansas d: October 17, 1969 in Harper, Harper Co., Kansas Burial: IOOF > Cemetery, Harper, Kansas > .................. +Martha (Mattie) Walton b: February 26, 1885 in Harper, > Harper Co., Kansas m: September 26, 1907 in Harper, Harper Co., Kansas d: > January 20, 1968 in Anthony, Harper Co., Kansas Burial: IOOF Cemetery, > Haprer, Kansas > .............. 3 Nina A. Clark b: July 17, 1881 in Harper, Harper Co., > Kansas d: March 04, 1910 in Wichita, Sedgwick Co., Kansas Burial: IOOF > Cemetery, Haprer, Kansas > .................. +Lee C. Patterson m: November 29, 1898 in Harper, > Harper Co., Ks. > .............. 3 Margaret Manetta Clark b: August 30, 1883 in Harper, > Harper Co., Kansas d: January 08, 1969 in Anthony, Harper Co., Kansas > Burial: IOOF Cemetery, Harper, Kansas > .................. +Arthur Garfield Weir, (See WEIRLINE) b: July 30, 1881 > in Merom, Sullivan Co., Indiana m: August 30, 1906 in Harper, Harper Co., > Kansas d: November 17, 1969 in Wichita, Sedgwick Co., Kansas Burial: IOOF > Cemetery, Harper, Kansas > .............. 3 Fred Clark b: January 10, 1891 in Harper, Harper Co., > Kansas d: June 02, 1967 in Harper, Harper Co., Kansas Burial: Buried IOOF > Cemetery, Harper, Kansas > .................. +Helen Orilla Stranahan b: March 23, 1890 in Harper, > Harper Co., Kansas m: October 02, 1909 in Harper, Harper Co., Kansas d: > August 11, 1956 in Harper, Harper Co., Kansas Burial: IOOF Cemetery, Haprer, > Kansas > ...... 2 Calvin Clark b: January 17, 1846 in Dallas Co., Missouri d: > January 27, 1942 in Oklahoma Burial: Cherokee, Oklahoma cemetery. Military > service: Fought in Civil War, Pvt., Co.K, 46th Regt. Missouri Infantry > .......... +[2] Perlina Catherine Case b: September 23, 1852 in Missouri m: > September 16, 1883 d: March 25, 1922 in Oklahoma Burial: Cherokee, Oklahoma > cemetery. > ...... 2 George Washington Clark b: April 1847 in Dallas Co., Missouri > .......... +Sarah D. Kellogg b: June 1855 in Missouri m: October 08, 1871 > in Dallas Co., Missouri > .............. 3 Richard B. Clark b: September 1874 in Missouri > .................. +Anna L. Long b: June 1882 in Kansas m: September 28, > 1898 in Anthony, Kansas > .............. 3 James A. Clark b: July 1888 in Kansas > ...... 2 Richard Gideon Clark b: 1852 in Dallas Co., Missouri d: August > 04, 1881 > .......... +[2] Perlina Catherine Case b: September 23, 1852 in Missouri m: > December 23, 1873 d: March 25, 1922 in Oklahoma Burial: Cherokee, Oklahoma > cemetery. > .............. 3 Anna Mary Clark b: September 27, 1876 in Missouri d: > April 06, 1941 in Oklahoma > .................. +Alfred C. Parker b: July 02, 1856 m: February 27, 1897 > d: February 18, 1924 > *2nd Wife of [3] Samuel Richard Clark: > . +Sintha/Cynthia Ann Martin b: November 22, 1836 in Marshall Co., > Tennessee m: April 28, 1872 in Dallas Co., Missouri (home of Jane Huggins) > d: December 18, 1907 in Fair Grove, Missouri > ...... 2 Sarah Lillie Belle Clark b: May 1873 in Dallas Co., Missouri d: > September 18, 1880 in Dallas Co., Missouri Burial: Union Mound Cemetery, > Dallas Co., Mo > ...... 2 Florella Idella Mae Clark b: December 1876 in Dallas Co., > Missouri d: September 15, 1880 in Dallas Co., Missouri Burial: Union Mound > Cemetery, Dallas Co., Mo > > > > > ==== CLARKE Mailing List ==== > Boards > Surnames > Clark ~ posts default to the CLARKE-L > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=surnames.clark > Bible, Bio, B, Cem, Cen, D, Deed, Imm, Lkup, Mar, Mil, Obit, Pen, Will >

    08/04/2001 07:08:17
    1. Re: [CLARKE] The Grandfather
    2. Janice Curren

    3. This was great, Thanks so much for sharing!! Thanks again, Janice Atoy Curren ----- Original Message ----- From: Marianne Cook Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 10:28 PM To: CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CLARKE] The Grandfather I got the following from a friend, and thought I should share it with you: "Guess How Old This Grandfather Is One evening a grandson was talking to his grandfather about current events. He asked what he thought about the shootings at schools, the computer age, and just things in general. The granddad replied, "Well, let me think a minute ... I was born before television, penicillin, polio shots, frozen foods, Xerox, contact lenses, Frisbees and the pill. There was no radar, credit cards, laser beams or ball-point pens. Man had not invented pantyhose, air conditioners, dishwashers, clothes dryers, well the clothes were hung out to dry in the fresh air and man hadn't yet walked on the moon. Your grandmother and I got married first -- and then lived together. Every family had a father and a mother, and every boy over 14 had a rifle that his dad taught him how to use and respect. And they went hunting and fishin together. Until I was 25, I called every man older than I, 'Sir' -- and after I turned 25, I still called policemen and every man with a title, 'Sir.' Sundays were set aside for going to church as a family, helping those in need, and visiting with family or neighbors. We were before gay-rights, computer-dating, dual careers, daycare centers, and group therapy. Our lives were governed by the Ten Commandments, good judgment, and common sense. We were taught to know the difference between right and wrong and to stand up and take responsibility for our actions. Serving your country was a privilege; living here was a bigger privilege. We thought fast food was what people ate during Lent. Having a meaningful relationship meant getting along with your cousins. Draft dodgers were people who closed their front doors when the evening breeze started. Time-sharing meant time the family spent together in the evenings and weekends -- not purchasing condominiums. We never heard of FM radios, tape decks, CDs, electric typewriters, yogurt, or guys wearing ear rings. We listened to the Big Bands, Jack Benny, and the President's speeches on our radios. And I don't ever remember any kid blowing his brains out listening to Tommy Dorsey. If you saw anything with 'Made in Japan' on it, it was junk. The term 'making out' referred to how you did on your school exam. Pizza Hut, McDonald's, and instant coffee were unheard of. We had 5 & 10-cent stores where you could actually buy things for 5 and 10 cents. Ice cream cones, phone calls, rides on a streetcar, and a Pepsi were all a nickel. And if you didn't want to splurge, you could spend your nickel on enough stamps to mail 1 letter and 2 postcards. You could buy a new Chevy Coupe for $600, but who could afford one? Too bad, because gas was 11 cents a gallon. In my day, 'grass' was mowed, 'coke' was a cold drink, 'pot' was something your mother cooked in, and 'rock music' was your grandmother's lullaby. 'Aids' were helpers in the Principal's office, 'chip' meant a piece of wood, 'hardware' was found in a hardware store, and 'software' wasn't even a word. And we were the last generation to actually believe that a lady needed a husband to have a baby. No wonder people call us "old and confused" and say there is a generation gap ... and I am only 58 years old." Marianne http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Orchard/1804 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CanadianMountedRifles http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/o/o/Marianne-Cook All files, documents, or materials are strictly for educational and informational purposes only, and are not intended for sale or any other use. ==== CLARKE Mailing List ==== Boards > Surnames > Clarke ~ posts default to the CLARKE-L http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=surnames.clarke Bible, Bio, B, Cem, Cen, D, Deed, Imm, Lkup, Mar, Mil, Obit, Pen, WillGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

    08/03/2001 04:38:40
    1. [CLARKE] The Grandfather
    2. Marianne Cook

    3. I got the following from a friend, and thought I should share it with you: "Guess How Old This Grandfather Is One evening a grandson was talking to his grandfather about current events. He asked what he thought about the shootings at schools, the computer age, and just things in general. The granddad replied, "Well, let me think a minute ... I was born before television, penicillin, polio shots, frozen foods, Xerox, contact lenses, Frisbees and the pill. There was no radar, credit cards, laser beams or ball-point pens. Man had not invented pantyhose, air conditioners, dishwashers, clothes dryers, well the clothes were hung out to dry in the fresh air and man hadn't yet walked on the moon. Your grandmother and I got married first -- and then lived together. Every family had a father and a mother, and every boy over 14 had a rifle that his dad taught him how to use and respect. And they went hunting and fishin together. Until I was 25, I called every man older than I, 'Sir' -- and after I turned 25, I still called policemen and every man with a title, 'Sir.' Sundays were set aside for going to church as a family, helping those in need, and visiting with family or neighbors. We were before gay-rights, computer-dating, dual careers, daycare centers, and group therapy. Our lives were governed by the Ten Commandments, good judgment, and common sense. We were taught to know the difference between right and wrong and to stand up and take responsibility for our actions. Serving your country was a privilege; living here was a bigger privilege. We thought fast food was what people ate during Lent. Having a meaningful relationship meant getting along with your cousins. Draft dodgers were people who closed their front doors when the evening breeze started. Time-sharing meant time the family spent together in the evenings and weekends -- not purchasing condominiums. We never heard of FM radios, tape decks, CDs, electric typewriters, yogurt, or guys wearing ear rings. We listened to the Big Bands, Jack Benny, and the President's speeches on our radios. And I don't ever remember any kid blowing his brains out listening to Tommy Dorsey. If you saw anything with 'Made in Japan' on it, it was junk. The term 'making out' referred to how you did on your school exam. Pizza Hut, McDonald's, and instant coffee were unheard of. We had 5 & 10-cent stores where you could actually buy things for 5 and 10 cents. Ice cream cones, phone calls, rides on a streetcar, and a Pepsi were all a nickel. And if you didn't want to splurge, you could spend your nickel on enough stamps to mail 1 letter and 2 postcards. You could buy a new Chevy Coupe for $600, but who could afford one? Too bad, because gas was 11 cents a gallon. In my day, 'grass' was mowed, 'coke' was a cold drink, 'pot' was something your mother cooked in, and 'rock music' was your grandmother's lullaby. 'Aids' were helpers in the Principal's office, 'chip' meant a piece of wood, 'hardware' was found in a hardware store, and 'software' wasn't even a word. And we were the last generation to actually believe that a lady needed a husband to have a baby. No wonder people call us "old and confused" and say there is a generation gap ... and I am only 58 years old." Marianne http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Orchard/1804 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CanadianMountedRifles http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/o/o/Marianne-Cook All files, documents, or materials are strictly for educational and informational purposes only, and are not intended for sale or any other use.

    08/03/2001 04:35:39
    1. Re: [CLARKE] unsubscribe to Clarke mailing list
    2. Marcie

    3. Hi Sue, Any one of rootsweb mail list you just put in the name of the list and then -L-request@rootsweb.com this is good for the subscribe and for unsubscribe which goes in the body of the message...which is where this typing is. So write to : CLARKE-L-request@rootsweb.com and in the body of the message put unsubscribe. Marcie in IN.. -----Original Message----- From: jjjse <jjjse@famrc.org> To: CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com <CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, August 03, 2001 5:18 PM Subject: [CLARKE] unsubscribe to Clarke mailing list >Could someone please tell me how to cancel being on mailing list. >Thankyou >Sue > > >==== CLARKE Mailing List ==== >CLARK Archives & List search >http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/clark >http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=CLARK > >

    08/03/2001 01:06:40
    1. Re: [CLARKE] John B. Clarke b-1791 SC

    3. I have a Baylis Clark b. Jan 1847, NC m. Harriet E. b. NC. I have John Wesley Clark b. ca 1805 in N C listed as the father and Elizabeth Harkins as the mother. According to the information I have siblings were: Moses Clark b. SC., James Riley Clark b. ca 1828, Sarah Ann Clark b. May 3, 1831 in NC, Mahulda Rachel Clark (my line) b Dec 3, 1831 NC, William Clark b. ca 1835, Thomas W. Clark b. June 19, 1837 b. SC., Mary Clark b. ca 1841, Martha Clark b ca 1842, Elvira Clark ca 1850 Greenville, Co., SC. Don't know if this helps but just thought I would send it along to you. There may be errors. I have never "proven" this information. I thought that it was interesting that the siblings were born in both NC and SC. I am looking for the parents/siblings of John Welsey Clark and his wife Elizabeth Harkins. If you have anything on them I would greatly appreciate that information. Patricia Hyatt Henson

    08/03/2001 12:42:06
    1. [CLARKE] unsubscribe to Clarke mailing list
    2. jjjse

    3. Could someone please tell me how to cancel being on mailing list. Thankyou Sue

    08/03/2001 09:13:19
    1. [CLARKE] John C. Clark and Susan Jane Ewing, VA-GA
    2. emilyjkardos

    3. If any of you have any information concerning the following two people, please contact me at ejkardos@myexcel.com. I keep posting this hoping for a reply since I have hit a brick wall where these two are concerned. My Greatgrandfather was John C. Clark, born in Virginia and lived near Natural Bridge and Lexington, Virginia. He married Susan Jane Ewing and they moved to North Georgia before 1870 (they were on the 1870 census for Lumpkin County, Georgia). He and Susan died within ten days of each other of a fever of some kind in 1885. Some of their children were: Anna Eliza (my grandmother) Charles Edward (died at sea as a child) John Calhoun, Jr. Elizabeth George Rogers William Edward Charles Christopher Benjamin I believe John Calhoun's father was William Clark, ;but which William? Because of their children's names, I wonder if there is a connection to the William Clark who explored the west. Help, please, and thanks. Emily

    08/03/2001 08:46:35