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nicky derrett Quote \| Reply \|	clarke family posted on: 5/30/2005 2:57:03 PM anyone know arthur clarke who married sarah smith ??? both from heanor
Azzabuv Quote \| Reply \|	clarke family replied on: 5/30/2005 3:08:27 PM Hi, Nick. Have you got any dates or time period for the two people named? Azzabuv.
nicky derrett Quote \| Reply \| This message was updated on 6/5/2005 3:05:19 PM by nicky derrett	clarke family replied on: 5/30/2005 3:11:43 PM 1906 and 1905 cheers they had lads bernard ,rubin,gordon,frendie,sam,and some daurters barbra,&???
nicky derrett Quote \| Reply \|	clarke family replied on: 8/21/2005 8:56:23 PM found out more info they used to live on carr street and mill street
RMMee Moderator Quote \| Reply \|	clarke family replied on: 8/21/2005 9:13:41 PM Nicky Where are Carr Street and Mill Street? Robert
nicky derrett Quote \| Reply \|	clarke family replied on: 8/24/2005 9:15:49 PM hi robert mill street is near station road ilkeston and carr street used to be near wood street but was knocked down
Jennypeg Researcher Quote \| Reply \|	clarke family replied on: 8/15/2006 1:34:34 PM James & Amy Clarke Baptisms for Codnor start from 1844 4th July 1852 Thomas, James & Amy Clarke Codnor Miner 5th Nov 1854 Ann, James & Amy Clarke Codnor Miner 12th Oct 1856 Jane, James & Amy Clarke Loscoe Miner. 12th Aug 1860 James, James &Amy Clarke Loscoe Miner 8th Feb 1887 Florence Mabel, Elizabeth Clarke Loscoe --------------- 7th Sept 1887 Laura, Francis &Sarah Ann Clarke Loscoe Grange Miner 7th Sept 1887 Amy. 7th Sept 1887 Annie Mabel 6th Feb 1889 Francis, Francis & Sarah Ann Clarke Loscoe Miner 8th Nov 1901 Loscoe Lost in the Fog During the dense fog, which prevailed on Monday night, two boys aged 8 years and 11 years respectively sons of Mr Lewis Watson collier, of Woodlinkin, were lost. They were sent by their mother to Loscoe, and on the return had occasion to cross some fields. Nothing was heard of them at eight o’clock and the parents became anxious as to their safety, search was made on the track without any results until half past twelve (Midnight) when the boys were found by their father and P.c. Hewitt, sleeping in a field close to Loscoe Dam. It appears they wandered about for several hours until quite overcome with cold and fatigue. Jenny
porkpiebaby Quote \| Reply \|	clarke family replied on: 8/15/2006 1:45:57 PM Jenny, Many thanks again for your time. I'm going to the cemetery tomorrow with a friend to try to look for any relevant graves and to take some pictures to share with another researcher of the family in Belgium. Can I ask what your connection is with St James and the area? It seems you have an awful lot of information! Mandy
Jennypeg Researcher Quote \| Reply \|	clarke family replied on: 8/15/2006 3:02:05 PM Hi Mandy, I live in the area my family have lived or still live in and around Codnor ,Loscoe Heanor and Langley Mill, I get the info from Matlock records office,Derbyshire Ancestral research Group,Derby Local Studies Library, or from local news papers. Jenny
porkpiebaby Quote \| Reply \|	clarke family replied on: 8/15/2006 3:25:15 PM It's very kind of you to do all this work for everyone else. I'm also local to the area. I did visit the records office at Matlock earlier this year following a different name thread. I find it all fascinating and have done since being a small child. I wish I'd asked more questions then before all the older people started dying. Thanks again
porkpiebaby Quote \| Reply \|	clarke family replied on: 8/17/2006 1:14:10 AM Hi Jenny, I went to Crosshill today with a friend and scoured all the graves. I did come up with one distant-ish relative of my Clarkes, but alas, none of the closest ones were to be seen Ah well, there are so many stones overturned the wrong way and hidden in the undergrowth, they must be hiding there somewhere! Thanks anyway, I think my Genealogy partner in crime is going to buy James Clarke's will, so we will see what that turns up! Apparently, his grave was supposed to have the words "a gentleman" on it! Not bad for a former miner eh? Thanks again Mandy
Jennypeg Researcher Quote \| Reply \|	clarke family replied on: 8/17/2006 1:52:42 PM Hi Mandy, “Derbyshire family history society” Monumental Inscriptions Heanor St Lawrence, Codnor St James, Aldercar cemetery & St John Langley Mill Bap, War memorials, you can buy the fiche or Heanor Library have a copy of the book but this is only graves with headstone and only the headstone that are in the church yard. St James Crosshill C17 In memory of Joseph Clarke who died Jan 25th 1847 aged 38 yrs (grit-stone headstone). C25 erected to the memory of James Clark who died Dec 12 1854 aged 78yrs sacred to the memory of James Clarke son of James and Lucy who died Jan 15th 1854 aged 55yrs.likewise to the memory of John Clark who died Jan 29th 1860 aged 64yrs (slate headstone) stone mason Wilson, Selston. C12 In memory of the late Francis Clark departed this life July 19th 1863 aged 77yrs in memory of Mary Clark wife of Francis died Jan 14th 1866 aged 78yrs (double Slate headstone) stone mason Wilson, Selston. C13 in loving memory of Henry Clarke born March 3rd 1829 died June 14th 1889? The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away blessed be the name of the Lord. Also Anne Matilda Clarke wife of above born April 6th 1850 died May 21st 1891 “Thy will be done” (grit-stone headstone) stone mason Jas Beresford. C16 sacred to the memory of Francis Clarke departed this life July 24th 1850 aged 49yrs (slate headstone) stonemason S. Wilson, Selston. Jenny
porkpiebaby Quote \| Reply \|	clarke family replied on: 8/17/2006 11:21:19 PM Thank you Jenny, I don't think any of those belong to me unfortunately, but it is useful to know where you get all this information from for the future! Mandy
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