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Re: Clarkson's from Rotherhithe,LONDON,ENG

marjoriesmall1 — 2012-04-19 17:32:46Z

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Re: William and Barbary Clarkson and Hemochromatosis

AdkinP — 2012-03-30 16:07:42Z

Just wanted to add another two names for Hemochromatosis - McCloskey's and Brown's from the Killymard Parish of Donegal Ireland. I have been gene tested and have one of the genes - however which ancestor passed it on I do not know. They were my Grandparents on my Mother's side. The O'Flaherty's side seems fine at the moment.

Re: christina bragg

clarksonj37 — 2012-03-25 02:19:47Z

Hi Christina...I just happened on your posting..you are right on with my family line..Alexander was my paternal gf. I have researched the family quite aa bit. I have no idea how far your effort has succeeded. The paternal line extends back to England..then Gibraltar...Clinton in Sampson county, North Carolina (Civil War etc.) then to St. Louis and Decatur, Illinois as you say..I was born in Decatur in 1930..Alexander had four children; tow sons and two daughters..Let me know if I can help. Jim Clarkson Brighton, ,michigan jacl@sbcglobal.net

Re: Thomas Clarkson-Sampson, N.C.

clarksonj37 — 2012-03-19 12:54:06Z

Wow..this got sidetracked..yes, we are definitely related..distant cousins..my paternal gf was a brother to Joseph (Joe).The Civil War shattered the family in Clinton. By some means my gf found his way west to Cincy briefly and then to St. Louis..He married Mary Byrnes (she was originally from Cincy) They moved from St. Louis to Decatur in central Illinois..children: two boys and two girls..tragically the girls, one son, and the father (my gf) died of TB in the plague that existed then. My father was the only one of the children to have offspring..my brother and I...I live In Brighton, Michigan just north of Ann Arbor..82 y.o...hope that his has been helpful Jim Clarkson

Re: Manoah Clarkson - Breckinridge KY

mtnaspens — 2012-03-17 05:34:02Z

I just started researching this family, and today found this death certificate from their daughter:

DEATH CERTIFICATE:MO State Board of Health #13740 Miss Mildred Susan Clarkson; Father Manoh Clarkson b. Lynchburg, VA; Mother Lucy Dejarnette b. Charlottesville, VA; Died of Bronchio-Pneumonia; Buried Dalton, MO Thomas J. Clarkson signed death certificate. She was born in 1838

There are a few Manoah Clarkson's, so it gets confusing.

An 1850 census in Breckinridge, KY shows Menoah and Lucy living with 7 children including Mary, Judy, Mildred, Killis, Andrew, Sarah, and Martha.

By 1880, Lucy is a widow living in Bowling Green, Chariton Mo with son Thomas J, also Mildred, Andrew P, and Martha.

Thats all I have so far. I'm sure there's lots more. But signing off for tonite.

Seems to be a very good family with long lines back to VA.

Good Luck

Re: Thomas Clarkson

clarksonj37 — 2012-03-15 20:42:48Z

Congratulations you are the youngest family researcher that I have encountered...I will be 82 years old this month of May..a tip: in researching the surname Clarkson watch out for a misspelling..a common error is "ClarksTon"...that slowed me down for a while in U.S. searching...happy to help further..anytime Jim Clarkson state of Michigan in U.S.A.

Re: Thomas Clarkson-Sampson, N.C.

clarksonj37 — 2012-03-15 20:35:55Z

I would like to help you but cannot connect family lines yet. The Thomas M. Clarkson of Clinton in Sampson county North Carolina U.S.A. was born in Gibraltar in 1812. His father was a schoolteacher from Great Britain..have record of father in U.S.A. but no records to lead back in to England. I have not found the given name of Roy yet. It makes sense that Thomas M. had brothers and/or sisters..but they have not turned up in my record searches. Good luck Jim Clarkson

Re: Thomas Clarkson-Sampson, N.C.

yannypopps — 2012-03-15 10:37:20Z

well what i am trying to find out is how far Thomas is in my tree i.e great great grandfather or great great......
All i know is that i am 13 my dad is David Clarkson his dad my grandad is Roy Clarkson, that is all i know i am trying to find him in my tree.
All my family live in Leicester.

Re: Thomas Clarkson

yannypopps — 2012-03-15 10:30:46Z

Sorry i changed my account.
My dad is David Clarkson but we live in Leicester.
Yes I do appreciate you sending this so thank you.
I would like to know if you know someone by the name of Roy Clarkson, he is my dads dad (my grandad)
If it helps I am 13 this April so i am not really old but i would like to know if your young or older because that could help, only if that's ok with you :) thank you for your message.

Re: Thomas Clarkson

clarksonj37 — 2012-03-08 05:24:17Z

My name is James Clarkson. You mention David Clarkson. I have a nephew of that name in Ohio. Thomas M. Clarkson of Clinton in Sampson N.C. is my gggrf on my paternal side.I have traced the line back through Gibraltar to England. The father of Thomas M. was a teacher. After he immigrated to US he fell on bad times and was in Poor House in Clinton. Before the Civil War the family lived on their farm about 12 miles sw of Clinton,N.C.I have accummulated quite a bit of info. It would be ornerous to try to type it all I will make copies and mail them to you. Then I will help you further if you wish after that document base is in your hands. I live in Brighton, Michigan, just north of AnnArbor. My email is jacl@sbcglobal.net let me know.

Re: Thomas Clarkson-Sampson, N.C.

clarksonj37 — 2012-03-08 05:09:56Z

Thos N Clarkson is buried at the Confederate Cemetery at Mt, Jackson in Va..wounded then pneumonia..I agree with info on military unit. I visited the Antietam Battlefield Natl Park and walked the Sunken Road area where they fought..that's quite a feeling. My info on Thos M post war is zilch. I did turn over a report that he wandered away from a military hospital..location not known (Natl Archives)Before the war Thomas M had a farm sw of Clinton. Go to http;//www.anomalist.com/reports/fleshblood.html..I will send you more info on the Thomas M family and my branch connection in seperate email tomorrow in exchange for the info on your branch..deal? Jim Clarkson

Re: Thomas Clarkson-Sampson, N.C.

taddclarkson — 2012-03-08 02:51:17Z

Would be interested in anything about Thomas M Clarkson and further back. I do know that Thomas M and first son Thomas N served in the Sampson Rangers - Co. A, 30th NC Infantry, CSA. Both wounded at Sharpsburg; Thomas N buried there.

Joseph H is my great-great-grandfather. His only son, Thomas Alexander Clarkson, was born 7/11/1871 (five months after marriage - oops). Joseph H and (we believe) Thomas M are both buried in City Cemetery, Nashville TN. May have been interred by another relative with the surname Cornelius.

That's all I've been able to find out past what we both knew last fall. Hope to hear from you again.

Re: Thomas Clarkson-Sampson, N.C.

clarksonj37 — 2012-03-07 20:29:29Z

Irealize that it has been some time since your posting. Still your info interests me.My family research connects with thename of Thos M Clarkson..born in Gibraltar..he brought up a family of sevean children in Clinton (Sampson cty) N.C. The 5th child,Joseph H. was born in 1851 He married Fannie A. Dixon in Wilmington on 2-1-1871. I have quite a bit more info on the Thomas M. Clarkson line. Your info appears to extend the line further if there is a connect. The Civil War blew the family apart as it did so many others. Await your reply Jim Clarkson jacl@sbcglobal.net

Re: Clarkson Sr., James and Clarkson (nee Booth), Mary Ann

cedric131 — 2012-03-06 20:04:19Z

I can tell you a little about them but not much.

James Clarkson married Mary Ann Booth at Manchester Collegiate Church in 1832.

There's a birth registered in 1842 in Preston of a James Clarkson, mother's name Booth. Since Clarkson is a very common name in the Preston area this may be another James.

There's another possible child Esther bap. February 1834 at Blackley.

Clarkson Sr., James and Clarkson (nee Booth), Mary Ann

brucemarcoux — 2012-03-06 02:14:54Z

I'm looking for information about my ancesters Clarkson Sr., James (b. abt 1818 (England, UK)) and Clarkson (nee Booth), Mary Ann (b. abt 1814 (England, UK)). They had 3 children:

- Clarkson, Thomas (b. 23 May 1835 (Manchester, Lancashire, England, UK) d. 06 Jan 1897 (Fall River, Bristol County, MA, USA)). I know he was in the Civil War as he's buried in Oak Grove Cemetary, Fall River, in a Mass Civil War plot.

- Coates (nee Clarkson), Mary (b. 04 Oct 1838 (England, UK) d. 29 Jan 1905 (New Bedford, Bristol County, MA, USA))

- Clarkson Jr., James (b. 1843 (England, UK))

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Re: Thomas Clarkson

yannypopps — 2012-01-09 14:59:49Z

hi i am related to Thomas Clarkson my name is Rhiannon Clarkson and my mum is Angeline grace my dad is David Clarkson!!

Ida M. Clarkson and Samuel Sproul

rue2u2 — 2011-12-04 00:49:52Z

I have found some photos of a Ida M. Clarkson b. 1853 d. 1925 and her husband Samuel Sproul b. 1857 d. 1895 according to information I found on FindAGrave in an antique store. Since the photos had so more information that I felt could be helpful to someone researching this line, I decided to buy these photos, however, there were more of this line in the antique store which is located in Temecula, CA. If someone is researching this line and would like these photos then I would be more than happy to reunite them with family. You can contact me at rue2u2@msn.com. I will post them on FindAGrave.

Paula

Re: Thomas Clarkson-Sampson, N.C.

taddclarkson — 2011-11-18 17:12:07Z

My email address is taddclarkson@yahoo.com - I will reply here in case others can make further use of this thread, but I will send additional info as I come across it via email. Most of what I have right now comes out of a single letter from my grandmother; additional family resources are on their way to me.

I am told my gggf was named Joe; the publication "Haddock's Wilmington (NC) Directory" for 1871 lists a Joseph Clarkson, clerk at Brock and Webb, residing on Front Street below Market. My ggf, Thomas Alexander Clarkson, was born 1871 in Wilmington and the family moved to Nashville TN 1871-2.

The Wilson name intrigues me as well. My ggf TAC married Bessie Wilson of Nashville in 1902. Family story is that Bessie's father was born in India to James Wilson, who was an early Presbyterian missionary there. Let me know if that sounds like your Wilsons and I'll pass along that info as well.

Re: Thomas Clarkson-Sampson, N.C.

clarksonj37 — 2011-11-18 15:06:12Z

I have a strong suspicion that we are related. My middle name is Alexander. My father was Alexander Wilson Clarkson. He had a brother named Thomas who had no children. Their father, my paternal gf was also a Thomas W. Clarkson , born in the Clinton,N.C.( Sampson) area, moved to St. Louis where he married Mary Brynes. In due course they moved to Decatur, Illinois. My paternal ggf was Thomas and I believe he married a Wilson. One of the children born in Clinton was a son who moved to Wilmington and married there. One or more moved to Texas. There is a Civil War story. How do I contact you? My address is Jacl@sbcglobal.net...Jim Clarkson Brighton, Michigan

Re: Thomas Clarkson-Sampson, N.C.

taddclarkson — 2011-11-04 13:29:34Z

Hoping this thread hasn't gone totally cold . . .

I am Thomas Alexander Clarkson IV of Asheville North Carolina. My G-Grandfather TAC I was born 7/11/1871 in Wilmington NC to Joe and Fanny Dickson Clarkson (family legend is that TAC I was named for his grandfather - who was born at Gibraltar to a British Navy man). Joe moved his family to Nashville TN in the mid 1870's and died shortly thereafter (family legend says killed in a bar fight - hit in the head with a cuspidor). TAC I worked for the NC&StL railroad for 65 years, died 1956, TAC II (1910-1998) lived and died in Nashville, TAC III (1937-) lives in Nashville.

Any help moving back in time along this line would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Nester K. Clarkson

w150271 — 2011-07-31 14:26:53Z

nesters daughter naomi is my mother's (bernice)mother

Re: Clarkson's of Bowes, Yorkshire

clarksond1 — 2011-07-24 12:15:16Z

Bowes is only 3.6 miles from Startforth, your best bet is to use google maps.
I don't have any info on I.O.M I'm afraid. I used to think Clarkson was an uncommon name but not any more they come out of the woodwork like ants after sugar.

Re: Clarkson's of Bowes, Yorkshire

hspagnolo — 2011-07-24 01:56:32Z

Yes, it seems it is in the same "neck of the woods". Seems like there are a lot of Clarkson's in that area. A little additional info. on my end, I found out that the register says she (Mary Anne Thompson) was of Bowes and he (George Clarkson) was from Startforth, do you have any info. on this Startforth area? ( I do not know the area well at all, it seems confusing as I have found it may have been part of North Riding Yorkshire back then but may now be part of Durham.) I do know that by 1829 they are on Isle of Man where there son George William was born, and then on to the U.S. by 1830/31. I know there is a John Clarkson and wife Eliz. Dawson nearby on the Isle of Man at that time, not sure if they are connected. It is cool that you are able to go back that far. thanks.

Re: Clarkson's of Bowes, Yorkshire

clarksond1 — 2011-07-23 17:36:10Z

Hi,
I have a William Clarkson 1786, who married Elizabeth Atkinson 1811, of Roads House Bowes.
They were my 4th great grandparents as you will imagine I do have quite a few Clarksons down to myself.

I don't think I have the particular Clarksons that you seek but at least I have the right area.

Dave

James Clarkson, 1842 - 1886, Mirfield, Yorkshire, England

nsbrien — 2011-07-13 20:08:06Z

I would like to find more information on the above person, who is my GRT.Grt. Grandfather through my Mother's side of the family. I know he was involved in church meetings with Mrs. Ingham of Mirfield, where they met at Blake Hall to begin with. I look forward to hearing anything of detail available, or could I be connected with a records office where this information would be available. Thank you

1837 news: CLARKSON arrest, New Orleans

theoldentimes — 2011-06-27 09:59:40Z

Hi,

I just posted an old newspaper articvle reporting the arrests of "blacklegs, gamblers, thieves and ruffians" in New Orleans, Louisiana, including Reuben RYNDS, Henry CLARKSON and William GLENN, who went by the alias "Boston Bill."
This was scanned from an original issue (NOT microfilm!) of the Newark Daily Advertiser newspaper (Newark, NJ) dated April 22, 1837, and you can see it online here:

http://theoldentimes.com/blacklegs04221837orla.html
I hope it's helpful!

Barbara
http://theoldentimes.com/old_news_la.html
http://theoldentimes.com/news.htm
http://theoldentimes.com

Re: DAVID CLARKSON

wendyandsam111 — 2011-06-20 04:04:54Z

Hullo Gary,

I have Clarkson's from Glasgow in my family tree.
If you can give me David's parents names I might be able to help.
Regards Wendy

Clarkson's of Bowes, Yorkshire

hspagnolo — 2011-06-17 16:21:26Z

I have a George Clarkson b. @1800 in Yorkshire Eng. who married a Mary Ann Thompson (native of London), they married June 1828 at Bowes, Yorkshire, Eng. (poss. St, Giles). They moved to NY in the early 1830's. Anyone have info. on Clarkson's from this area of Yorkshire?

Re: Clarkson's Co Durham

hspagnolo — 2011-06-17 16:08:26Z

Any info. on the a George Clarkson b @1800 in Yorkshire Eng. (died NY), married Mary Ann Thompson at Bowes, Yorkshire in June of 1828. In U.S. by 1831. Their children: George William (b. Isle of Man) Thomas Henry (b, NY), Mary Ann, Ellen (or Eleanor). Any connections?

Elizabeth Clarkson b. 1880 Saline Co., MO

LinLB5 — 2011-06-07 00:15:46Z

Hi All

I am seeking information on Elizabeth Clarkson b. 1880 in Saline Co., MO. The following family was from Marshall, Saline Co., MO.

Elijah Smith Clarkson b. 30 May 1807 Bourbon Co., KY
m. Caroline F. Menzies 30 Mar 1833
Child: Adam William Clarkson b. 7 Mar 1847 Saline Co., MO
m. Margaret Ervin 16 Sept 1879 Saline Co., MO
Child: Elizabeth Clarkson b. Sept 1880 Saline Co., MO

Thank you for your time and help.

Linda B. Hanson
LinLB5@msn.com

Re: Clarkson family

JanetTaber44 — 2011-05-30 01:46:19Z

I would LOVE to know where that MO researcher found the Puckett family and Flora Wayne as part of it! Can you help me?

Re: Clarkson family

JeanFerrell1 — 2011-05-30 00:28:05Z

You must have seen a very old post to get the Wampuckett. It was misreading by the person who published the marriage records for Green County, MO. Later on, I talked with a researcher in MO genealogy and she had found the Puckett family and a daughter named Flora Wayne.....So my records in Rootsweb and Ancestry should have Flora Wayne Puckett. I will double check and make sure.

1850 St Clair, MO, dist 79, pg 138
John Clarkson wm44farmerKY
Flora Wayne "wf43TN
Sarah Ann "wf10MO
Lovinawf 7MO
Benj. Franklin "wm 4MO
Anderson Roberds wm19ILL

1860 St Clair Co, MO, Osceola Township 198. page 901
Clarkson, Flora W. 39 f farmer Tenn.
" Louisa M. 15 f MO.
" B.F. 13 m MO.
" A.M. 5 f MO.
Frederick Schmidt/Smith, husband of Susanna unk was a surety on the bond for the second administrator of John Clarkson, Jr.'s estate.

Re: Clarkson family

JanetTaber44 — 2011-05-29 02:13:12Z

Three years after you posted this....are you still there?? How did you get Flora's maiden name of Wampucket? Somewhere I saw her listed as Flora Wayne Puckett, but now I don't know where I saw that!

Re: william nicoll clarkson/nathaniel bowen clarkson

mnadined — 2011-05-19 22:45:34Z

I am looking for the parents of Mary Ann Clarkson b. 1825 in South Carolina. Her father was probably William Clarkson. That is all the info I have. Is there a connection? Mary Ann married Littleberry Buckelew.

Re: Genevieve Ruth Clarkson

MarilynThompson395 — 2011-05-04 14:34:08Z

Genevieve was my aunt. My dad Thomas K Clarkson was her brother.

Re: Clarkson's from Rotherhithe,LONDON,ENG

kaybackham — 2011-05-02 16:39:49Z

Great to hear from you and happy to share info. Henry and Joseph's father is down as Joseph on Henry's marriage certificate but Edward on his birth certificate! Edward's parents were James and Elizabeth Berry - I have a few more details if you are interested let me know. Kay

Re: Clarkson's from Rotherhithe,LONDON,ENG

marjoriesmall1 — 2011-04-17 14:24:07Z

hi my grandad was joesph clarkson brother of henry married to topsy gregson hope to hear from you soon marjorie

CLARKSON Jay O - Vietnam Wall section 11W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-14 23:54:18Z

CLARKSON Jay O - Vietnam Wall section 11W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,673 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Clarkson's from Rotherhithe,LONDON,ENG

marjoriesmall1 — 2011-04-10 14:43:21Z

hi my gandad was joesph clarkson my nan was susan sampson iam lookig for kennth clarkson son of fred clarkson and kathleen fuller marjorie

DAVID CLARKSON

BaseleyG — 2011-04-03 10:33:10Z

Hi! I'm researching the Clarksons. They originated in Glasgow Scotland and ended up in Liverpool England. I am especially interested in David Clarkson born around 1870. His mother was Janet. He married Mary Ellen Scavey of Liverpool and had two children, Bridget and Janet. Janet is sometimes displayed Scavey in birth records.
Any help would be really appreciated.
Gary BAseley

John Clarkson 1870-1911 Jennings Co. IN

cat2397 — 2011-03-01 15:50:53Z

I am not related to this person, his obituary appeared in the "100 Years Ago Today" column in the North Vernon (IN) Plain Dealer on 2-28-2011 for 12-23-1911. I thought it might be of help to someone.

Clarkson Death

John E., son of John W. and Harriet Clarkson, born in North Vernon on Jan. 24, 1870.

He was preceded in death by a sister, Luella. Surviving are siblings: James W. of Columbus; Rev. George W., Cecil and Mrs. Ovid Matthews of Brewersville; Mrs. Matilda Emery of Marion; Mrs. Everett Stout of Dupont and Mrs. Fred Abbott of Sulphur Springs, Texas.

He was married to Francis Ricket on Oct. 30, 1889, and they have four children: Mrs. Ben Amsden of Blotcher; Zelpha, Olen and Mary at home.

He died at his home two miles from Antioch. After eight weeks of hard battle with disease he bade good bye to all that is temporal and passed into the eternal Sunday, Feb. 12, at 10:30 a.m. at 41 years, 18 days.

His life was of hard manual labor. He, by his open hearted ways, had won a huge circle of friends. In his boyhood days he gave his life to God and the church but afterward became a prodigal.

Near the close of his life he came to himself and found himself in great want and said, "I will arise and go to my Father" and those who were by his bed in his last days and hours have assurance that he got the best robe and a ring on his finger and shoes on his feet.

The funeral occurred Tues., Feb. 14 at 10 a.m. at Union Bethel. The remains were laid to rest in Bear Creek Cemetery.

Re: Clarkson's from Rotherhithe,LONDON,ENG

kaybackham — 2011-02-27 15:50:30Z

Hi. Edward Clarkson was my GG grandfather. His and Ann's son Henry (b.1870) married Topsy Gregson in 1894 and had 13 children one of which was my grandmother Ivy. Happy to share any info.

CLARKSON James L F - Vietnam Wall section 15W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-23 12:53:22Z

CLARKSON James L F - Vietnam Wall section 15W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,140 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Tobe Jonathan CLARKSON/Cornelia I. HORN

s_zingery — 2010-11-10 19:56:39Z

Hi!! I know almost every Zingery in the country and I found a marriage record for Bessie Mae Zingery marrying a Tobe Clarkson (familysearch.org). NEVER heard of Bessie Mae before. Do you have anything on her? We can communicate directly through szingery@sbcglobal.net if you prefer. I can send you a copy of the marriage certificate also.

Re: Tobe Jonathan CLARKSON/Cornelia I. HORN

ocala_willis — 2010-11-04 21:31:23Z

Since my original post in 2002, I have found additional info on the Clarkson family. Yes, Tobe (Frankie) Clarkson was the son of Tobe Jonathan Clarkson and Cornelia I. Horn. However, I am still missing info on some of the other Clarkson children (Helen, Channing and Susie Clarkson). I can provide limited info on Olie, Joe, Leslie, Letcher, Lawrence, and Melvin.

Re: Tobe Jonathan CLARKSON/Cornelia I. HORN

s_zingery — 2010-10-23 18:55:32Z

Looking for Tobe F. Clarkson who married Bessie Mae Zingery 21 Dec 1944 in Arkansas. Could he be son of Tobe Jonathan and Cornelia?

Re: NEW Family Finder DNA breaks 35 year brick wall

nancydellholder — 2010-10-19 23:12:13Z

Congratulations to you.
We maybe related.
Father 1787-1858 Mother 1788-1841
Thomas Clarkston md Ellender(Nellie)Feathers
son 1812-1881
Samuel Clarkston md Nancy Reynolds
son 1836-1913
James Monroe Clark md Mary Elizabeth Rice
son 1871-1947 1876-1952
Samuel Henry Clark md Leila Jane Watson
son 1900-1964 1905-1969
John L Clark md Lula Mae Barnes
Daughter 1937 1934-2009
Ninalee Juanita Clark md William Cecil Holder
Son 1955-1964 Daughter 1957
William Benett Holder Nancy Dell Holder

Nancydellholder@yahoo.com

Thomas Drake Clarkson

MarilynThompson395 — 2010-10-19 18:11:40Z

We are looking for information on Thomas Drake Clarkson born in England, came to Canada as a cabin boy, later listed as a sailer. We can not find out any information after the birth of his daughter Olive in 1886 in Michigan.

Re: william clarkson in wv, va

DeniseJonesHicks — 2010-10-13 22:53:56Z

I too have had trouble trying to send a reply through Ancestry.. I am emailing you and in will give you my direct email address..

CLARKSON Gerald J Vietnam - Wall section 44W - our thanks to those who put their lives on the line - and honor to this hero who

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-10-04 22:15:59Z

CLARKSON Gerald J Vietnam - Wall section 44W - our thanks to those who put their lives on the line - and honor to this hero who died there

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 217,144 photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.