Margaret,i see in your post, you had a WELLCOME CLARKE,from NY.I also had a WELCOME ,who came from RI.his family moved to Utica NY, in the late 1700.Maybe our WELCOME ,are ancestry. J UDY > Betty, and Joe; > > I have a James Clarke, b. about 1809 in Madison CO, NY to [--?--] and Sarah > Clarke. This family came from RI in the early 1800's, but I have not been > able to get Mr. Clarke's first name. The "Josiah" being discussed by > yourself and others is as fitting as any other first name. > > The Clarkes were farmers and settled in Brookfield, in the SE corner of > Madison Co. Their children were: James 1809, John Thompson 1811, Luther > 1815, Welcome 1817 and Sarah 1825. James may have moved with his mother and > her second husband after [--?--] Clarke died about 1830. James' return to RI > seems perfect reasonable. > > J. T. Clark is my maternal g g grandfather who was a prominent lawyer in > Allamakee, CO, IA. He m. Elizabeth Blakeslee in 1835. Elizabeth and her > family resided near Paris Hill, Oneida Co., NY. > > If this stirs up any ideas, please respond. > > Margaret > Carefree, AZ > > > ==== CLARKE Mailing List ==== > Archives >