Denise, your message is over a year old so I don't know if you'll even see this. My Grandfather, Raymond Durwood Clark(e) was born in NC around 1895-1900. According to my dad, Raymond Durwood Clark Jr. born in Hawaii, his dad didn't like the "e" on the end of his name, so although born with it, he usually always dropped the "e". Don't know much more except that I am trying to find the NC connection. Any help would be terrific. bwclark@mindspring.com Thanks, Bruce

POSTED 7/27/01 Message Board for CLARK http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=an&p=surnames.clark ================================================================= Subject: Hannah Ann Clark, b.NY 1801, d.UT 1843 From_: stellalvin@juno.com Thu Jul 26 21:10:01 2001 Searching for the family of Hannah, who married John Reid Blanchard, Sr. in 1821, probably in New York. Their children were: Lois Ann, b.1822, NY Mary Elizabeth, b.1823, NY George Washington, b. 1824, NY Emeline, b. 1826, NY Hosiah Lloyd, b. 1828, NY John Reid, Jr., b. 1830, Lee, Oneida Co, NY Sarah Ann, b. 1832, NY Henry, b. 1834, NY Charles, b. 1836, NY Frances Ann, b. 1838, NY Clark, 1841, NY Hannah Ann Clark Blanchard died in the Spring of 1843 in Nauvoo, Illinois. Her husband remarried in 1844 to Margaret Norris Cook. Margaret's sister, Elizabeth, married a William Clark who was born in 1808 in Pennsylvania. William Clark's parents were Richard and Ann Elizabeth Sheffer Clark, of Pennsylvania. Some research done by a paid researcher many years ago said that he thought that Hannah's father was a William Clark. Does anyone have any idea who Hannah's family might actually have been? Many thanks for any assistance. stellalvin@juno.com =================================================== Subject: Re: Jacob Clark - NC b. 1740's From_: dmclark@eagnet.com Fri Jul 27 20:42:29 2001 Thank you for getting in touch with me. I don't have much information on Jacob Clark. He was born in 1747 in Wilmington, N.C. He served in the Revolutionary War and was captured and sent to prison in St. Augustine, Fla. While there, he apparently met Sara Stephens. He was returning to N.C., supposedly got sick, and stayed in Camden County, Ga. He married Sara here in 1783. Other records indicate that he was a farmer, canoe maker and shoe maker. He purchased a plantation here and then later sold it. He died in Camden, but I have no records that indicate where he is buried. His widow returned to Fla. and is buried down there. I would like to visit Wilmington and continue my research. I too am very interested in the Clark family history. From checking out other Clark histories, I have a feeling that this family has been in the U.S. for a long time. dmclark@eagnet.com ================== basil greenlee and florence clark From_: PAD2DHN@aol.com Fri Jul 27 20:42:34 2001 A message was posted on may 17,1999 by DENVER CLARK stating that he had their marriage licence and they are my sons grandparents. I left a message but it has been so long. I hope you get this one. Pat PAD2DHN@aol.com =====================

POSTED 7/28/01 Message Board for CLARK http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=an&p=surnames.clark ================================================================= Subject: Info on H. Clark married Lois Herman in PA X-From_: lkclark@uswest.net Sat Jul 28 00:52:54 2001 Looking for info on we believe it's Henry or Harry or maybe George Clark who married Lois Herman in PA around 1930-1945. They had one son. Any info would be great. He is my husbands grandfater. lkclark@uswest.net ================== Subject: Re: Clay, Ky Clarks X-From_: dave@hcis.net Sat Jul 28 00:58:17 2001 I am interested in your George W. Clark. I know there are more than one, but I am looking one who is connected to Birdie Clark in Western KY. She is buried between Hickman and Casey, KY in Fulton County. In her picture album, there are names under frames in the album with no pictures. One is Birdie Clark and the other is George W. Clark. I don't know if this is her brother or father. She married J. Hugh Smith. I believe she had sisters Ruth May and Lulah Bell. Any help appreciated. dave@hcis.net ==================== Subject: Clark's from Latrobe Pa. From_: yoda12374@aol.com Sat Jul 28 02:58:46 2001 I am looking for info on a John H Clark ! He and his wife lived in Latrobe Pa. Westmoreland Co. His wife was Fannie E.(Baker)Clark. They were my gg-grandparent's. They had a daugther named Emily or Emma Belle and she was married to a David Frances Leasure. David & Emily moved to Kingston Pa. When they started to have their kids they moved to Johnstown Pa. Emily died at the age of 35 in Johnstown giving birth to their 4th child. She was born sometime around 1888. She died Sept.13th1923. I would think that John would have born sometime between 1863 and 1866 or pretty close because Frannie was born in 1866. I would really like to know if John and Frannie had any other children! If you can help me. Please e-mail me at yoda12374@aol.com Thank You for your time! Barb Yoder ========== Subject: william m. &katherine j. clark From_: phillips5@ameritech.net Sat Jul 28 08:30:35 2001 lost contact. would like to find them. last known to be in allegan co. mi. phillips5@ameritech.net ======================= Subject: Re: William M. Clark IN & IA From_: jamscott@gjct.net Sat Jul 28 13:23:09 2001 This may be a long shot but I have (supposedly not documented yet) a gggrandfather William Malcolm Clark whose had a son James S. Clark. They lived in Vigo County, Indiana (possibly) and James lived in Edgar county in Illinois. I too, am looking for a connection between James and William M. Could this be? Karen jamscott@gjct.net ======================= Subject: Re: Clay, Ky Clarks From_: sallytravis@home.com Sat Jul 28 14:46:45 2001 Also, any Clarks who married into the Travis's would probably be located in that area. My Clarks are from Smith Co., TN and then Crittenden Co. around Marion. sallytravis@home.com ===================== Subject: Forrest CLARK From_: weather3211@email.com Sat Jul 28 18:15:04 2001 Found brief note in my files, unknown author. Reads: CYNTHIA, Nicholas Forrest CLARK stepchild of. Don't know who was the stepchild. I am looking for Nicholas CYNTHIA who died supposedly in the Civil War, don't know which side (his widow remarried a northerner). Any and all help on this surname will be appreciated, alsmot impossible to find any people with this surname. weather3211@email.com ===================== Subject: William Riley Clark From_: jmmedinas@home.com Sat Jul 28 18:47:19 2001 Looking for parents of William R. Clark, who was born in Dover, NH in 1849, died in Dover, NH on Dec 31, 1923 buried in Pine Hill Cemetery Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. Mary Medinas jmmedinas@home.com ================================ Subject: Charlie CLARK, Parsons, KS, 1900 From_: jgilmore@sfths.sft434.k12.ks.us Sat Jul 28 19:42:18 2001 I'm searching for parents and any other family of Charles E. CLARK who was b. abt 1880 in KS -- possibly in Labette Co. He m. Nora MONDY, dau of Anna MONDY, b. MO abt 1865. Charles & Nora had the following children: Fredrick, b. abt 1906; Stella M., b. 1910; Johnie C., b. 1912; Edward, b. abt 1916. They were living in Parsons, Labette Co., KS in 1910 and 1920. Jean Gilmore <jgilmore@sfths.sft434.k12.ks.us> ================================================ Subject: Jane clark m John VanCliff in Morgan Co Indiana in early 1800's From_: bookmage@pacbell.net Sat Jul 28 19:38:13 2001 Hi am hitting brick, stone,concrete walls trying to find info on a John Vancliff who married my Jane Clark, daughter of my great,greatgrandfather Thomas Clark, and sister to my great grandfather James Clark. Anyone with any tiny bit of info on this John VanCliff please post here or email me bookmage@pacbell.net. Thanks in advance bookmage@pacbell.net -------- Subject: Re: Walter Clark -From_: bookmage@pacbell.net Sat Jul 28 19:44:56 2001 Hi me too but mine was one of twins,his twin Minnie Iowa died same day she was born, Aug 8, 1860/ ,my Uncle Will Arthur Clark lived in wyoming,was born in Nebraska and died in the 1940's sometime in a tractor accident on his farm. He lived close to Devil's Tower in Wyoming. Do not suppose we have the same Walter Clark but thought I would check anyway. Bye. bookmage@pacbell.net ------- Subject: Re: CLARKE Carlisle, England From_: bookmage@pacbell.net Sat Jul 28 19:53:04 2001 My great great grandfather was I am told named Thomas Clark and born in England or Ireland to a Andrew Clark, but migrated to Ky with wife name unknown prob mid 1700's and they had 7 children in Ky including my great grandfather James Clark. Wonder if my Thomas Clark could be yours? Probably not as I believe his father Andrew was supposed to be gaelic, so that means Ireland. If you see connection let me know. bookmage@pacbell.net ------- Subject: Clarks in Illiinois 1833 X-From_: bookmage@pacbell.net Sat Jul 28 20:28:00 2001 do not know the names of the two daughters that my gr grandfather James Clark and Elizabeth Ladd Clark had, just known that according to the 1830 census for Morgan county Indiana where they lived then they had two daughters under age 5, then in 1831 in Morgan co they had my grandfather Thomas C Clark. now someone might have came across Coles county Illinois clarks in 1833 and might recognize these names, James Clark and elizabeth Ladd Clark, and two girls, and Thomas Clark. Would so love to know what their girls names were,any help would be so wonderful. Thanks bookmage@pacbell.net ------- Subject: Thomas Clark in Ky, who were siblings, wife, parents? From_: bookmage@pacbell.net Sat Jul 28 20:28:00 2001 Have learned my gr,gr grandfather was Thomas Clark, born in Ireland but migrated to Us to Kentucky,his father was an Andrew Clark, unknown wife, and Thomas Clark and his unknown wife raised 7 children including my great grandfather James Clark in Ky then Thomas and James Clark migrated to Morgan co. Indiana where they were among the very first settlers, 1820. what I would like is any info on Thomas Clark's siblings and parents in early part ot 1700, maybe mid 1700 as Thomas Clark died in 1833 in Morgan co and was supposedly in his seventies. I know that James Clark was born in 1789 and one of his sibs, Mary Polly Clark was born in 1792 so I suppose more realistically Thomas would have been born maybe in 1770 or so, any info would be hugely appreciated. I do not know where in Ky they lived but was told it was close to Indiana line. Thanks bookmage@pacbell.net ----------------------------

Chester is my gg-grandfather, was born in Scott, NY in 1849, moved to Alfred NY in 1868 or so, to go to school. He married Ann Ophelia Stillman and took to farming in Nile, NY until about 1898, when he took over his father-in-law's farm. He left the family in 1905, and moved to Binghamton, NY, where he had a shoe repair shop and owned a number of properties (having been a significant stockholder in the Celadon Terra Cotta Company). He died in 1925, and was buried in Chenango Valley Cemetery. Ophelia is buried in Seattle, WA where she had joined her daughter in the 1930s, I believe.

The Percy Clarke I know of, lived in Allegany County, NY in the 1800s and 1900s, and was the oldest son of Chester Smedley Clarke. My grandfather, Ford Stillman Clarke, was one of Percy's younger brothers. Their brother, Clarence had a son Peter who lives in California now and I am in touch with him.

MRS. SEIVER IS FOUND DEAD IN HOME Elderly Resident Passes From Heart Attack As She Rests On Couch; Was Relative of Early Oregon explorer. Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth SEIVER, 79 was found dead in her home at 219 Clay street about 2;30 pm Sunday when Mrs. C. N. BILYEU, mrs. C.E. HOWES and Earle RICHARDSON went there to investigate after becoming alarmed about her. She was lying fully clothed except for her shoes upon the sofa in the living room and apparently had been reading a paper when death overtook her. It was thought that she had passed away sometime Saturday afternoon. Mrs. HOWES had talked with her on the telephone about 1:00 pm Saturday. Vivian RICHARDSON had gone to her home shortly after 5:00pm Saturday when she did not answer a telephone call and found that the screen doors were hooked on the inside but was unable to get a response. Vivian again visited the house about 2:00pm Sunday and reported that the doors were still fastened, a washing still on the line and everything quiet about the house. The search was made following this. Mrs. SEIVER had suffered from a serious heart ailment for some time and a year ago was confined to her bed for several weeks. Her health had been fair for a period of several months. deputy Coroner Paul BOLLMAN was called and took the body in charge. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2:00pm at the henkle and Bollman chapel with Rev. O.D. HARRIS officiating. Burial was in the Odd Fellows cemetery besides other members of her family. Mrs. SEIVER was born at Mendon ILl., on April 8, 1859. She was the youngest of ten children born to John w. GOLDEN and Elizabeth ST. CLAIR. She was related to Captain William CLARK who shared leadership of the LEWIS and CLARK expedition with Meriwether LEWIS. Mrs. SEIVER came to Dallas from the middle west about 40 years ago. She lived for many years at the Clay street home with a sister Mrs. Eliza C. HATON. Mrs. HATTON passed away in February, 1929, and Mrs. SEIVER had since resided there alone. She was a member of the Dallas Christian church and for a number of years sang in the choir. An exceedingly close friendship had developed through the years with Mrs. HOWES. Mrs. SEIVER had a wide circle of friends among the older residents of the city and was held in high regard by her neighbors. An aged and invalid sister, Mrs. Minerva E. LAMB of Ridgefield wn., survives and it is thought that one brother Enoch GOLDEN of Fletcher, Oklahoma, is still living. There are no immediate relatives residing in Dallas.

Oh and tell me more about the geneology of Chester. My dad is George and I am George Jr. Thanks

I dont know if any clarkes reside in California, but I do know the surname of Dwelle reside there. Just dont know exactly all of them and where. But you did say you were familiar with Percy Clarke? If any of this sounds familiar, let me know and I will send you my number to call me and we might have a connection. Thanks for your response.

I am still looking for information about this lady. She was born in 1899 or 1900 and was living in Hoadly, Virginia in 1933. She had a baby in the Alexandria hospital in Alexandria, Virginia in 1933. If anyone has come across this name please I would love to hear from you. SReilly934@aol.com

www.AncestorSuperSearch.com is a search engine that searches exclusively for information in the UK. Maybe you could find some of your line there. Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: <pinguclarke@hotmail.com> To: <CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2001 11:15 AM Subject: [CLARKE] clarke,s in england : : : my name is stephen clarke,im trying to find any info on my family name. : i can say that my father was gordon frank clarke, my grandfather was herbert clarke who married lady by the name of thorne from wimbourne(dorset)they had another child my auntie(beryll) , i have just started to trace the family so i havent very much to go on at the moment,any info wood be a great help , please e-mail me on pinguclarke@hotmail.com : many thanks. : : : ==== CLARKE Mailing List ==== : CLARKE Resources at RootsWeb : http://resources.rootsweb.com/~clusters/surnames/c/l/CLARKE/ : List Manager's address CLARKE-admin@rootsweb.com : --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.265 / Virus Database: 137 - Release Date: 18-Jul-01

Lindsey, My Percy Clark has been established as my Great Grandfather from Alabama. If this is the same Percy Clark please contact me. Thanks, Elizateth ----- Original Message ----- From: <Dalphond1@netzero.net> To: <CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2001 12:13 AM Subject: [CLARKE] Re: Percy Clarke and California Clarkes > > > I know of the Clarkes that you are interested in finding information on Chester Clarke b. 1849 is my great great grandfather.PLease let me know if there is any information that I may be able to give to you and hopefully you can help me fill a few gaps as swell. > Lindsey > > > ==== CLARKE Mailing List ==== > CLARKE Archives & List search > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/clarke > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=CLARKE > >

I got no results from this site also . . . and I tried several various surnames . . . what gives here . . . are we on the wrong side of the pond to use this ? ? LBR wrote: > www.AncestorSuperSearch.com is a search engine that searches exclusively for > information in the UK. Maybe you could find some of your line there. > Carol > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <pinguclarke@hotmail.com> > To: <CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2001 11:15 AM > Subject: [CLARKE] clarke,s in england > > : > : > : my name is stephen clarke,im trying to find any info on my family name. > : i can say that my father was gordon frank clarke, my grandfather was > herbert clarke who married lady by the name of thorne from > wimbourne(dorset)they had another child my auntie(beryll) , i have just > started to trace the family so i havent very much to go on at the moment,any > info wood be a great help , please e-mail me on pinguclarke@hotmail.com > : many thanks. > : > : > : ==== CLARKE Mailing List ==== > : CLARKE Resources at RootsWeb > : http://resources.rootsweb.com/~clusters/surnames/c/l/CLARKE/ > : List Manager's address CLARKE-admin@rootsweb.com > : > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.265 / Virus Database: 137 - Release Date: 18-Jul-01 > > ==== 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

I'm puzzled by that search engine, as I haven't been able to find a thing, using all sorts of different combinations. Even with another line King, which is a very common name, I got absolutely no hits : ( Sheila ----- Original Message ----- From: LBR <lindabeaverrackley@charter.net> To: <CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2001 12:19 PM Subject: Re: [CLARKE] clarke,s in england > www.AncestorSuperSearch.com is a search engine that searches exclusively for > information in the UK. Maybe you could find some of your line there. > Carol > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <pinguclarke@hotmail.com> > To: <CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2001 11:15 AM > Subject: [CLARKE] clarke,s in england > > > : > : > : my name is stephen clarke,im trying to find any info on my family name. > : i can say that my father was gordon frank clarke, my grandfather was > herbert clarke who married lady by the name of thorne from > wimbourne(dorset)they had another child my auntie(beryll) , i have just > started to trace the family so i havent very much to go on at the moment,any > info wood be a great help , please e-mail me on pinguclarke@hotmail.com > : many thanks. > : > : > : ==== CLARKE Mailing List ==== > : CLARKE Resources at RootsWeb > : http://resources.rootsweb.com/~clusters/surnames/c/l/CLARKE/ > : List Manager's address CLARKE-admin@rootsweb.com > : > > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.265 / Virus Database: 137 - Release Date: 18-Jul-01 > > > ==== 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 > >

It is a surname as written but some people changed it to Sinclair. M johns wrote: > Do you know where the middle name of Saint Clair came from? > > Mark Johns > Kissimmee FL. > > ==== 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

Do you know where the middle name of Saint Clair came from? Mark Johns Kissimmee FL.

my name is stephen clarke,im trying to find any info on my family name. i can say that my father was gordon frank clarke, my grandfather was herbert clarke who married lady by the name of thorne from wimbourne(dorset)they had another child my auntie(beryll) , i have just started to trace the family so i havent very much to go on at the moment,any info wood be a great help , please e-mail me on pinguclarke@hotmail.com many thanks.

I know of the Clarkes that you are interested in finding information on Chester Clarke b. 1849 is my great great grandfather.PLease let me know if there is any information that I may be able to give to you and hopefully you can help me fill a few gaps as swell. Lindsey

Posted on Clark Message Board 7/26/01 http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=surnames.clark Searching for the family of Hannah, who married John Reid Blanchard, Sr. in 1821, probably in New York. Their children were: Lois Ann, b.1822, NY Mary Elizabeth, b.1823, NY George Washington, b. 1824, NY Emeline, b. 1826, NY Hosiah Lloyd, b. 1828, NY John Reid, Jr., b. 1830, Lee, Oneida Co, NY Sarah Ann, b. 1832, NY Henry, b. 1834, NY Charles, b. 1836, NY Frances Ann, b. 1838, NY Clark, 1841, NY Hannah Ann Clark Blanchard died in the Spring of 1843 in Nauvoo, Illinois. Her husband remarried in 1844 to Margaret Norris Cook. Margaret's sister, Elizabeth, married a William Clark who was born in 1808 in Pennsylvania. William Clark's parents were Richard and Ann Elizabeth Sheffer Clark, of Pennsylvania. Some research done by a paid researcher many years ago said that he thought that Hannah's father was a William Clark. Does anyone have any idea who Hannah's family might actually have been? Many thanks for any assistance. stellalvin@juno.com

Posted on Clark Message Board 7/26/01 http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=surnames.clark I have a Orpha Clark B-1867 Arcadia, In. Her mother was supposed to be native american. Have not been able to get any farther back although her parents are probably from around Wabash In. Sister Elizabeth? brother? Have a couple pictures if interested. chas330@altavista.com

Jeannine, The Clark's I am looking for are: Leonard Clark born in Bowerbank-Sebec, Maine area in 1859. His father was Benjamin, born 17 Feb 1827 also in Sebec, Maine. His father was Benjamin also born 30 March 1799 in New Hampshire. His father we believe is a Joseph Clark born 1767 in New Hampshire. I have the wives and children for the first three, nothing on Joseph. I've been working on this line for over 30 years and I'm not any closer now then I was when I started. I don't even know what area of New Hampshire they were from. My father-in-law said that he was English, Scotch, and Irish. I have the English ancestor (Chase) and the Irish one (Brennan) I hoping that someday I'll have the one from Scotland. Any help would be greatly appreciated. If I can help you in any way let me know. Thank you, Claudia ----- Original Message ----- From: Jeannine Simpkins (by way of Sue <sudown@cwnet.com>) <thesimpkins15@worldnet.att.net> To: <CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 11:44 AM Subject: Re: [CLARKE] Clarkes from IRELAND to NEWYORK,WISC. > do we have names to go with your husband or his gggradfather? I have Clark's > from New Hampshire in my line > > Jeannine thesimpkins15@worldnet.att.net > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Claudia Clark" <claudia@newnorth.net> > Subject: Re: [CLARKE] Clarkes from IRELAND to NEWYORK,WISC. > > > Carole, > > > > I have Clark's from either Ireland or Scotland. Still trying to figure > out where. > > My husbands great grandfather settled in northern Wisconsin in the late > > 1800's. > > He was born in Maine to a father who was born in New Hampshire or Maine. > > If any of this sounds familiar email back and I will help with anything I > > can. Won't be home this weekend thought. > > > > Claudia > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: <CAFSAMI@aol.com> > > Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 6:36 PM > > > Doesn't anybody have any Clarke/Clarks from Ireland in 1850's to New > York and then to Wisconsin? John Clark specifically. > > > > > > How about James Waters? Same place, same towns, same time. > > > > > > Thanks. Carole > > > ==== 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 >