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Looking for John Clark(e) b abt 1821
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Julie | Report | 27 Apr 2022 12:43 |
I’m hoping your collective family history know how and abilities to ferret out information might help me with documentary evidence to support pointers from my DNA matches. I have a small group of shared matches. We all link to each other in DNA terms. The closest match is descended from a brother of my great grandfather. 2 matches have small trees, a 3rd has a larger tree that is wholly US based and I can’t yet see the connection to England. By checking and building back the 2 small trees I have found a common link between them, documentary evidence indicates that they are both descended from James Clarke and Ann Slator. James in turn being the son of John Clark(e) and Jane Bailey, who married in 1803 in Terrington St Clement Norfolk. The couple appear to have migrated around the ”Fens” with children born in Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire. They eventually settled in Tydd Gote, Lincolnshire (part of the parish of Tydd St Mary). I’m not convinced I have found all of their children as I have some gaps, but that is just an aside. |