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That book that people keep ebaying at GBP400

Jul 3

This book, that someone keeps trying to sell at around the four hundred quid mark, someone's just put a copy on at only ten pounds. That's Hans Christian Anderson Fairy Tales, illustrated by Harry Clarke. Not my Harry, this Harry.

pauly :: Comment / reply

WINDEBANK ernest

Jun 26

Re: trying to trace windebanks Bently hants,have other info re windebank back to Thomas Reade Magna Charter

e.windebank@ntlworld.com :: Comment / reply

Michael O'BRIEN

Jun 9

Re: Family Tree

Hello,

I recognze some of the names in your tree that apprear in mine as well. I'm unsure if they truly match but if we could help each other in our searches I would be very greatful.

Amanda :: Comment / reply

RE: Michael O'BRIEN

Sure what names and dates do you have? Email me pauly@clarkeology.com

paul clarke :: Tue 9 Jun 16:07 2009 :: Comment / reply

Margaret Clarke stamps

May 30

Clare's great great aunt Margaret Clarke (nee Crilley) has painted a stamp, we ordered some and they just arrived today:

from flickr

It was issued for St Patrick's day and we only just found out when a relative was visiting from Ireland.

e is Clare's great aunt TWICE, beat that! was married to , and Margaret's sister Mary married Harry's brother Walter. Walter and Mary are Clare's great grand parents. There is no connection we can find to our Clarkes, but if anyone has any info on Walter and Harry's father Joshua who moved to Ireland from Leeds, or his father (Gilbert maybe?) please do chip in...

pauly :: Comment / reply

Harry Clarke pool on Flickr

May 17

See here. A M Thomson is preparing a list of all the Harry Clarke windows in Ireland and the UK:

The bulk of Clarke's work is to be found in Ireland, but a few very signicant pieces can be seen at the following places:-

Cambridgeshire: Ely Stained Glass Museum, Ely Cathedral; St Wilfred & St John Berchmans 1927 (made for Downahill Convent, Glasgow) (1 light)

Cheshire: St Mary's, Nantwich; Virgin & Child flanked by St Cecilia & St George 1920 (3 lights)

Dorset: St Mary's, Sturminster Newton; Virgin & Child flanked by St Elizabeth of Hungary & St Barbara 1921 (3 lights)

Durham: St Cuthbert's. Old Elvet; Sts Cuthbert, William Bede, Thomas Plumtree & Blessed Thomas Percy 1930-1 (2 lights)

(Hertfordshire: St Michael's, Waterford; St Cecilia Design only - it was freely executed from Clarke's drawings by Karl Parsons, whose work it otherwise entirely appears to be)

Lancashire: St Oswald & St Edmund, Ashton in Makerfield; 7 windows (each of one light) from 1930, Sts John, Clare, Ita, Juliana Falconieri, Paschal Baylon, Catherine of Siena, Tarcisius

London: Victoria & Albert Museum; Figure of Christ above small Crucifix (1 light - probably executed after Clarke's death from his original drawing)

Rutland; Private chapel, Exton Park; Blessed Oliver Plunkett & Thomas More 1926 (2 lights)

Sussex: Ashdown Park Hotel (formerly convent chapel of Our Lady)near East Grinstead; Immaculate Conception with St Anne 1925 (3 lights)

The following 7 windows all of 2 lights from 1925;-

Immaculate Conception & Visitation

Mary's Presentation & Annunciation

Visitation & Espousal

Our Lady, Queen of Angels

Holy Family & Presentation of Jesus

Adoration of Magi & Descent of Holy Ghost

Assumption & Coronation of Mary

Warwickshire: All Saints, Bedworth; Sts John, Peter, Paul & Luke 1929 (4 lights)

Scotland: Notre Dame College, Bearsden, Glasgow (moved from Downahill Convent, Glasgow); Coronation of Mary 1923 (3 lights)

Mother of Sorrows 1926 (3 lights)

Blessed Julie & Visitation 1927 (1 light)

Wales: All Saints, Penarth; Simeon with Infant Christ 1928 (1 light)

St Michael giving Law to Moses & Annunciation 1930 (2 lights)

Windows executed after Clarke's death by Harry Clarke Studios of Dublin include the following

Cheshire: RC church, Knutsford,; Crucifixion (3 lights)

London St George's Cathedral, Southwark. East window, Crucifixion (9 lights)

West window, Coronation of Mary (6 lights)

pauly :: Comment / reply

trying to locate Robert Clarke

May 18

Hi, I am trying to track down my paternal great grandfather Robert Clarke. Because my grandfather died in 1942 when my dad was not yet 2 yrs old we have very little info except what i recently have managed to uncover. Robert is the son of Harry Clarke and Mary Ann Martha nee Ray. Harry was born 1852 in Cosham and he is the son of Henry and Maria nee warren. Robert was a bit 'fly' by what we can gather. he had a marriage ceremony with Florence Crouch of Kings Somborne but the marriage was not official and Florence was able to obtain a maintenance order for Thomas in 1917 when Thomas was about 4. They had 2 daughters older than Thomas so an order was needed as they were of working age. However Robert disappears from my records and we don't know where he went, if he remarried and if we have any half siblings of Thomas. My dad had no full blood siblings and we spent many years as a small family as his mum remarried and he was excluded from the new family which existed until my grandmother's death 3 years ago. we would love to make some connections and would love any help. I was contacted by a distant relative 3rd cousin or so who helped me sort out a tree and with that info we go back to Abraham Clarke 1720ish. Help?

Regards Karen Cresswell nee Clark(e)

lizziedripping :: Comment / reply

We have Clarkes in Cosham at that time

But it's a common name, so can't find a connection at the moment... my great great grandfather James Cole Clarke was born in 1824 in Cosham, and his second youngest son was a Harry Clarke, but born in 1856 and married to Jane Emma Hall. We have quite a lot of documentation around them so don't think it's the one.

My great great great grandfather James Clarke was born in the same area and may have had more children, we think it unlikely that he only had the three. If you find out any more details please post them here. Likewise the details of Abraham Clarke and so on, if you could post them here or email them to pauly@clarkeology.com I would appreciate it in case we can find any connection...

pauly :: Tue 19 May 8:04 2009 :: Comment / reply

Mary SHERWOOD

Apr 24

Re: Hello, I was wondering if Mary Evelina Sherwood was the Evelina Sherwood who married Joseph Gross and had a daugher Selina Sherwood

born in Kingston, Portsmouth, Hants on 12th December 1853. Selina is my husband's ancestor. Thanks, Sandra

Sandra Goodall :: Comment / reply

Mary Sherwood was kwown as Eva so could be the same one I will try and find out

She was one of eleven children born to Henry Sherwood, her brother Leonard Sherwood is my great grandfather]]. Don't have any dates or places for Mary Evalina Sherwood but she would have been Portsmouth somewhere.

pauly :: Fri 24 Apr 8:04 2009 :: Comment / reply

Joshua Joseph CLARK

Aug 5

Re: Joshua Joseph CLARK

We have made a documentary on the life of Harry Clarke, it fatures his father Joshua. It should be of interest. Title 'HARRY CLARKE - Darkness in Light'

camel@ireland.com

Anon :: Comment / reply

Who started this book at GBP450???

Mar 24

Hans Christian Anderson Fairy Tales, from 1930, illustrated by but still! I have one of these, did they mean GBP4.50? Maybe that's why the auction was ended, with no bids.

pauly :: Comment / reply

1930 Fairy Tales relisted AGAIN at GBP385

See it here, illustrated by Harry Clarke. Too expensive.

Lordy, just realised we have not listed our very own on the family tree yet! My son was born on the 8th of June, 2009.

pauly :: Tue 30 Jun 16:29 2009 :: Comment / reply

The Year's At The Spring

Feb 18
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An anthology of recent poetry, recent in 1920 anyway. Fully illustrated by Clare's great grand uncle , and an introduction by him to boot. Complete with dust wrapper. I want this, buy it for us! 6 days left to bid...

Hmm, Who is Mary Evans, are these prints really licensed? Shouldn't we as family be getting some sort of cut..?

pauly :: Comment / reply

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, and connecting branches and roots, from to and beyond... So far we've links for the names CLARKE, , COLE, DONNELLY, DUNCANSON, GRANT, GREGORY, HALL, HARRIS, HAZZARD, HUCKLE, IRISH, LESTER, LYMAN, MORRIS, O'BRIEN, RAINEY, RHODES, SAMWAYS, SHERWOOD, SMITH, TEE, TILL, TRIBE, WEEKS, WILDY, WINDEBANK, and WINFIELD... If you think you might have a link into our family tree, or would like to put out a request for genealogy assistance, please leave a message and I will try to help...

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