Clarke Family TreeThis site is home to my blog, with links to all the stuff I like. It used to be quite Stoke Newington based, then Folkestone, but now it's more about me, my lovely wife and our beautiful boy Harry... Also the usual stuff, work, TV, etc. Clarkeology.c... Clarke Family TreeCheck out this website and see if they are any of your relations on it. Please email me on the address on the site if you have anything to add.<br />Http://www.geocities.com/briantclarke/pages/family_tree.htmlClarke Family of WymeringHi I am doing some research on a Clarke family for a friend of mine and wondered if there might be a connection?Edward Clarke b.1807 Hereford married Jemima Blanche Chapman 1828 St Mary's Portsea. Their first child Edward Boynton Clarke was born in P... Harry Clarke on EbayJust searching on a whim and I found this Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales, illustrated by Harry Clarke. This is Harry Clarke who is Clare's great grand uncle, no blood relation to we Clarkes, but now part of my family. The book must have just been put on... bah family tree database is down again :-(Run out of disk space and it stops you perusing our family tree... will bring it back to life asap.We have Clarkes in Cosham at that timeBut 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... Margaret Clarke stampsClare's great great aunt Margaret Clarke (nee Crilley) has painted a stamp, we ordered some and they just arrived today:It was issued for St Patrick's day and we only just found out when a relative was visiting from Ireland.Margaret Clarke is Clare's... Margaret Crilley / Margaret ClarkeAs a starter though have you seen these Margaret Clarke (nee Crilley) stamps? I don't have many more details about Margaret Crilley other than what is here. She's the wife of Harry Clarke and the sister of my wife's great grandmother.... Burke familyHello from New Zealand, I am having trouble tracing a Thomas Austin CLARKE BURKE bc1885 to a father of the same name. The younger Thomas married Bessie CLARKE 1909 at St Mary,Paddington Green. They had a daughter, Dorothy Beatrice BURKE 1911. Do thes... John Ings Daysh and Mary Dash ClarkeJust found this ancient post on genealogy.com, I wonder if our Mary Dash Clarke is in some way connect with this Daysh family...John Ings DAYSH married Elizabeth CLARKE on the 9th Feb 1833 in Wickham, Hampshire. The IGI record of John's christening s... RE: Burke familyI'm an idiot. My wording should have been: Thomas Austin Burke bc1888, whose father had the same name. He and Bessie had Dorothy, Lily, Maurice and possibly one other son.<br /><br />Colleen NewtonHarry Clarke's farmFound this document regarding the lease of Purbrook farm to Harry Clarke. No, not that one, nor the other one, but Great Grandfather James Cole Clarke's brother Harry Clarke: RefNo Show the rest of this collectionFindingNo 89M76/B35/2Title Lease o... Please share, any connection with our Mary Dash Clarke?I'm particularly keen to find out what the connection is with our Mary Dash Clarke, it feels like their ought to be one.If you have any info on line or any resources you can share please post the links up here or email them to me, pauly at clarkeolog... Signed Harry Clarke book for saleHere is a signed copy of Strangest Genius, the relatively new book about Harry Clarke. Not signed by him though of course, but by the authors Lucy Costigan and Michael CullenThe book, "Strangest Genius: The stained glass of Harry Clarke", by Lucy Cos... Anthony Clark and Martha HoarSee here on familysearch.org (the Mormon's website) where they / someone has transcribed lots of ancient births marriages and deaths and made them searchable; Anthony Clark married Martha Hoar in 1775 in Widley in Hampshire. Why's this interesting? W... James CLARKE of East MeonWondering if this page of East Meon baptisms might have some connection with our James CLARKE. I misremembered the date of birth and thought "1777 that must be ours!" but we have 1779. The name James Clarke is too common for me to leap to a conclusio... Clarke / Baker connection, from Stoke Newington to CanadaNo connection to our family as far as I can see but posting this in case you can help... email me, pauly@clarkeology.com and I will pass your info on...Hi Pauly,I see you have Bakers in your family tree, so here goes...My grandmother's step-sister wa...