T. Clark
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Based in the Cincinnati area, I started my family research based on my aunt's previous work on my maternal line, my grandmother's detailed memory of the family on my paternal line, and her brother's earlier genealogical work. We found cemeteries to be very good research locations and dragged the kids around to many, searching for relatives.
Difficult finds for me to date have been my G-G-Grandfather and grandmother, William T. and Elizabeth (Hendrickson) Clark, my G-G-Grandfather Harrison S. Gooch, and my G-G-Grandfather Francis O'Hara. Most interesting relative was probably Elijah Craig, of Bourbon and Baptist fame.
Difficult finds for me to date have been my G-G-Grandfather and grandmother, William T. and Elizabeth (Hendrickson) Clark, my G-G-Grandfather Harrison S. Gooch, and my G-G-Grandfather Francis O'Hara. Most interesting relative was probably Elijah Craig, of Bourbon and Baptist fame.
Based in the Cincinnati area, I started my family research based on my aunt's previous work on my maternal line, my grandmother's detailed memory of the family on my paternal line, and her brother's earlier genealogical work. We found cemeteries to be very good research locations and dragged the kids around to many, searching for relatives.
Difficult finds for me to date have been my G-G-Grandfather and grandmother, William T. and Elizabeth (Hendrickson) Clark, my G-G-Grandfather Harrison S. Gooch, and my G-G-Grandfather Francis O'Hara. Most interesting relative was probably Elijah Craig, of Bourbon and Baptist fame.
Difficult finds for me to date have been my G-G-Grandfather and grandmother, William T. and Elizabeth (Hendrickson) Clark, my G-G-Grandfather Harrison S. Gooch, and my G-G-Grandfather Francis O'Hara. Most interesting relative was probably Elijah Craig, of Bourbon and Baptist fame.
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