I wish to thank Nancy for the info on William Clark. Some of it doesn't match what I already had, though. For instance, my Wm. was a minister and lived all his life in Kentucky, in several different counties. Of course we don't know positively about that. So I would like to hear from Stanley Clark if you're on this site sometime, Stan. Thank you. Ruth Dann

Ruth Dann wrote: >I wish to thank Nancy for the info on William Clark. Some of it doesn't match what I already had, though. For instance, my Wm. was a minister and lived all his life in Kentucky, in several different counties. Of course we don't know positively about that. So I would like to hear from Stanley Clark if you're on this site sometime, Stan. > Thank you. >Ruth Dann > > Speaking of William Clark(e)s, I have three generations of them that I'm looking for information on. I have my great-grandfather, but his dad and grandfather are almost blanks except they lived on Prince Edward Island from 1820 on. Obviously there is a problem with such common names. With the E in these cases, except one sibling dropped it. If anyone knows anything about these folks, I'd love to hear from you. Fred Clarke