William Clack (abt. 1696)

Born about 1696 in Ware Parish, Gloucester, VA

Ancestors

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Birth

Birth:

Date: 1696

Place: Ware Parish, Gloucester, VA

Source

Source: #S4356

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Marriage

Husband: James Clack

Wife: Jane Bolling

Child: Jane Clack

Child: William Clack

Child: James Clack

Child: Anne Clack

Child: Dorothy Clack

Marriage:

Date: 1694

Place: Virginia

Source: #S4356

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Name: Page

Sources

Source S4356

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VALUE www.theellisons.net/ghtout/gp2705.htm.

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Reference

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User ID

User ID: 935BC19FC735EE42A99E60B2D85C027881A3

Note

Note: Reportedly went back to England and inherited the family property in Wiltshire.

Unknown author, "Virginia Genealogist, The", Vol 31, No 2, p 106.

He was a trader and sailing captain. Two of his ships were the Speedwell and the Mercury. Salt and manufactured goods were brought to Virginia; tobacco, staves and furs were taken to England. On a 1741 voyage from Plymouth, England, his ship was chased and captured by Spaniards, who took the vessel and cargo valued at 14,000 pounds. He was left unharmed in Bermuda by the Spaniards, according to a report he later made to Governor Gooch of Virginia.

On the death of his father, Rev James Clack Sr, William became heir to his grandfather's property in Wiltshire and it is believed that he then made his home there. -Robert Graham Lowry, Footprints: The life Stories of Robert Graham Lowry and Susan Louise Thurman & those of their in-America Ancestors from Jamestown and Plymouth (self published, 1985), pp 202-217.

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