Clarks of Cavan

Apologies for the very long delay in answering your message. Have you learned any more about the above?

Best wishes

Clare Doyle

Genealogy Support 

No I have not.

Jim

Hi Jim

I haven't been able to find a baptism for Thomas in Cavan for the period mentioned above. There are 2 Clark entries on the Griffith's Valuation, assuming the entire family didn't emigrate:

http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=doNam…

Do you think you have exhaused all reources your side, including obituaries and ordeath/certs? I take it his marriage cert only mentioned 'Ireland' or 'Cavan'?

Best wishes

Clare 

Genealogy Support 

Clare,
Thanks for info
I found Thomas' info on his 1896 gravestone in Maryland
I will check to see if I any other family member info .
Happy St. Pats Day

Clare,

I received an email from the Cavan genealogy center. They uncovered an entry from the 1821 census for a Thomas Clark, aged 5, in the Crosserlough parish. This fits my 1816 date of birth that I found on his tombstone. How much confidence can I put in this? Can I get this record to see who the family members were? Could I trace this family forward?

Thanks,

Jim Coyle

I would like to hear from anyone who has Grace Ann Downfield in their tree.

Clare Doyle,

did you see my response about Thomas Clark, age 5?  
thanks,   Jim