This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Clark, Stovall, Mize, Meador, Meadows, Snead Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/IM0.2ACEB/533.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks for your reply. Another possible answer would be James Clark was one of 12 children and William Clark maybe a brother. Watson Clark (Grandfather) states that 4 of his uncles fought in the Civil War. Two died. We just don`t know which two. Watson Clark also stated that there were seven sons in his family and he was the youngest and the seventh son born to John Clark & Nancy E. Stovall. His grandfather and Grandmother also had seven sons. John Clark, father of Watson Clark was the youngest and seventh son born to Henry Clark, Sr. & Ruth Mize. 1. John Clark married Nancy E. Stovall, no one seems to know if John fought. He was 14 years old when the war started. John Clark died in 1913. 2. Henry Clark, Jr. married Virginia Meador d/o John & Ann Meador. Henry fought in the Civil war and his tombstone list the Civil War information. Someone was kind enough to send me a picture of the stone, but they did not give a location of the grave, nor the location of Virginia Meador Clarks` grave. My guess is Virginia Meador Clark and Celia Meador Clark could be sisters. They maybe sister-in laws, too. Does that make sense. 3. Elijah Clark married Eliza Harvey. Elijah died in the 1920s`. fought in the Civil War. 4. James Clark married Judith Snead We thinkt he died in the Civil War, no proof. 5. William Clark married Celia Meador. maybe one of the missing sons of this Clark family. Again no proof. There is a marriage record for James Clark married to both ladies. I think there is something wrong here, but then I could be wrong, also. Very Interesting!!! If you have other thoughts about this family, please email. <DMea986657@aol.com> Thank you, Dorothy & Calvin Meadows