Hilary Clark
Honor Code SignatorySigned 5 Nov 2020 | 53,790 contributions | 1,291 thank-yous | 712 connections
Signed 5 Nov 2020 | 53,790 contributions | 1,291 thank-yous | 712 connections
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Hilary S. Clark
Born 1960s.
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and [sibling(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships by comparing test results with Hilary or other carriers of her ancestors' mitochondrial DNA. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Hilary:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships by comparing test results with Hilary or other carriers of her ancestors' mitochondrial DNA. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Hilary:
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100.00%
100.00%
Hilary Clark:
AncestryDNA, GEDmatch A188046 [compare], Ancestry member clark_hilary
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~25.00%
~25.00%
Charles Macdonald
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AncestryDNA, GEDmatch A895911 [compare]
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~0.78%
Phil Hoggart :
23andMe, GEDmatch M084650 [compare]
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Genealogist-to-Genealogist (G2G) Forum posts about Hilary:
- Hilary Clark is a Wonderful WikiTreer May 15, 2023.
- Hilary Clark is a Wonderful WikiTreer Feb 10, 2022.
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I approved the merge of Tolls-11 and Tolles-312
Mickey Bazley
I approved the 4 merges you proposed, now they are waiting on the other profile manager.
Mickey Bazley
Linda Barnett ( her descendent )
Henderson-12961 Kind Regard Mark Fretwell-188
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:WikiTree_Sourcer
Sue
edited by Susan (Kissick) Marchant
Sue
I did notice the two different Jenkin Colliers, this one Jenkin Collier (1829-1921) then these two who are both married to Sarah Bainbridges Jenkin Collier (1838-1915) and Jenkin Collier (1838-1915) The Find a grave memorial for Jenkin 1829-1921 has his wife named on it (Alice Elizabeth), so I knew he was a different person. So we have 3 Jenkins, two are duplicated, two duplicate Sarah Bainbridge/Colliers Sarah Jane Bainbridge (1846-1923) and Sarah Jane (Bainbridge) Collier (abt.1837-1923) (slight difference in DOB, but not sourced and research notes on Bainbridge-934 mention her husband Jenkin). And two duplicate Annie Colliers Anne Beatrice Collier (1879-) and Annie Beatrice (Collier) Kissick (1879-1926) Hilary
I have discovered the Bainbridges of Stanhope, County Durham in my family tree. My Great Great Grandmother was Polly Bainbridge (born in 1855) and married George William Hall. This line of my family is fascinating and I would love to learn more about the family...and discover relatives far and wide.
Julie (living in Newcastle upon Tyne)
Mary (Polly) Bainbridge / Hall's father I know was John Bainbridge born in Gateshead on 9 Apr 1813 to parents John Bainbridge and Ann Hutton. I have found two other children to John and Ann Hutton, Mary born 6 Mar 1808 and Jane born 12 May 1806. The baptism of Jane is informative, it states
'10 Aug 1806 Jane Bainbridge, born 12 May, 1st daughter of John Bainbridge (native of this parish, keelman) & Ann Hutton (daughter of John Hutton, native of Long Benton, Northumberland)'
I haven't looked into John Bainbridge senior, from this record it would seem he was from Gateshead, I can have a browse and see what I can find! I will let you know!
Thank you so much for your reply. I have so far traced my line of the Bainbridge family back to John Bainbridge born in 1610. The line of the family divides around 1648. My line goes to live in Gateshead as miners. Another link goes on to descend to Emerson Buschamp Bainbridge...the founder of the Bainbridges store in Newcastle. This has intrigued me and I need to know more about the diverse branches of my family.
Julie
This was a different John Featherstone (there were quite a few born around the same time). The chap in the census you have seen from 1841 living at Rowantree Foot was actually born 1788 and died in 1844 at Rowantree Foot. He was a son of William Featherstone and Elizabeth Robinson. The Elizabeth Featherstone age 75 in the same census was his mother Elizabeth Robinson/Featherstone.
Thank you so much for sorting out the Pearson/Prudhoe/Turnbull lines! I was about to go into this but I notice you appear to have fixed my prior mistakes. Your contributions are very much appreciated.
Thank you again, Daniel
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