2008-01-03UTC08:45:28An elusive item for all fans of the Clarke FamilyThis looks interesting, an invitation to a preview of a retrospective of the works of David Clarke, son of Harry Clarke and Margaret Clarke. If you can have such a thing as a preview to a retrospective.You are bidding for a paperback exhibtion previe... 2007-01-16UTC08:31:14Tales of mystery and imaginationNo family tree updates for a little while, though I'm off to investigate The Grants of Winterbourne Stoke again in case I missed anything before, one of my great great great grandfathers is there. In the mean time, here's a smashing super rare copy o... 2006-08-18UTC09:14:31Clarkes in the National Portrait GalleryJust searching for Sir Fred Clarke, who seems to be related to the wife's family but not to our Clarkes, and I'm not sure if this is him in the National Portrait Gallery or not, but here's a list of other Clarkes who are. Hold your mouse over their n... 2006-03-07UTC03:03:35George Richmand SamwaysMy grandfather, George born in England, grandmother Rose Freemantle, mother Edith Freemantle. Father George trampled to death by a horse, brothers Walter and Frederick placed in the care of two maiden aunts both schoolmistresses in the village of Lit... 2005-10-17UTC08:33:33valrieput message on board to trace family tribe form sussex. Grandfather name not George but Frederick Tribe. We know the name Tribe is a Sussex name, but we live in Cheshire, where th name is very uncommon. Also know the family had connections with ... 2005-06-13UTC11:38:52mary ellen.and clark /shepparddoes anyone know anything about my greatgrandparents john addison clark and mary ellen clarke (nee clayton ) they were married about 1892 in Cleethorpes and 6 children Edit,Kate,winifred ,john,muriel and hilda. I also found that two brothers o... 2005-04-12UTC07:46:09William John Clark(e) son of Joseph ClarkI only have a small amount of information on my Clark ancestors. My father, Cyril John Clark was born in Wick, Hampshire in 1935, but he was evacuated to Coventry, so didn't know his father's family. His father - William John Clark (spelt Clarke on h... 2005-02-23UTC01:03:37Clarkes in WalesMy g.g.grandfather was Frederick Clarke married to Harriet. Listed in the 1881 census at Himalaya Range, Bedwellty, Monmouth, England. Place of birth Roulord, Somerset, England. Does any one know of Roulord or similar? The children were Frederick, Sy... 2004-11-07UTC10:20:42Matilda GRANTSomething to be going on withRoy*******************4.Frederick Grant Bapt: 11 Apr 1830 WBS, m 19/01/1852 WBS d ?wife Ruth Merridew b 1832 WBS (1881 Fareham) d ? children 5.Ellen b 23/03/1852 WBS 5.Matilda b 03/07/1853 WBS (see 1881 Fareham... 2004-11-06UTC10:09:35Hi Roy,Winterton Stoke was on the 1881 census entry, so I assumed it was correct. I have just checked the 1891 entry and guess what! it says Winterbourne.Matilda is my father's grandmother. These are the marriage details in the church register:April ... 2004-11-06UTC06:18:44Matilda GrantI do not think she came from Winterton Stoke,but am almost certain it was Winterbourne Stoke. She would have been baptised on 3 July 1853 and would have been the daughter of Frederick & Ruth. Frederick was my Great x 2 grandfather's brother.2004-01-30UTC12:57:04Family TreeHi looking to find out about my family, dont know much my fathers name is frederick my mother juile,grandparents Willam and Irena,if anyone can help many thanks