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    1. RE: [Clarke-Clark] Deep South Clarks
    2. Barbara Clark
    3. Hello Mitzi, Your project is very interesting. Are you restricting you field of DNA Clients to families who have been proven to have lived in the Carolinas prior to becoming proven GA Residents? My Brick Wall is a great-grandfather named: "Alexander CLARK" born ca 1844, supposedly in Scotland; found in Merritton, Ontario, Canada in 1872; and then in 1880 in MASS. Locations in between, if any, are not known. My Grandfather: "William Alexander CLARK" b:1877 Ontario, Can. immigrated April 1879 NY and 1880 in MASS and later CT ca 1920 with his wife and SON: "William Albert CLARK", b: June 1908. If this meets your criteria, I would like further information on your project. I would present the idea to two Brothers living in CT. If interested, please reply soonest as I shall only be at this email address for another week. After 15 April, please use EMAIL Address: bernied@ns.sympatico.ca effective about 1 May 05. Thankyou. Sincerely, BarbClark > [Original Message] > From: Mitzi Bateman <mitzi@cncnet.com> > To: <CLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 4/9/2005 3:33:51 AM > Subject: [Clarke-Clark] Deep South Clarks > > Hello Clark/Clarkes, > A group of us are researching Clarks who were in Georgia by the middle to > late 1700's. > Known GA counties where this group of Clarks were known to live include > Burke, Laurens, Wilkinson, Montgomery, Thomas, Baker, Mitchell, Colquitt, > and Sumter. > Our family stories lend support that these Clarks were in the Carolinas > before coming to GA. We also know that one of the related Clarks went to > the MS Delta Country in the early 1800's. > > Four Clark men who represent this Georgia group are in the Clark DNA > Project. > If anyone is interested in seeing if you might connect to these Clarks, we > would be glad to contribute financially to the cost of your taking the > simple DNA test. A connection could have occurred long before our Clarks > arrived in GA. > > Please contact me for further information. The Clark Project is a new and > exciting means to trace our heritage where the paper trail has failed us. > Hope to hear from some of you. > > Kind Regards, > Mitzi Clark Bateman mitzi@cncnet.com > > > > ==== CLARKE Mailing List ==== > Archives > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/clarke > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/clark >

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