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) :#) Clarke Genealogy; Page 42, 43: JOSEPH CLARKE of Richmond, R. I., and Charlestown, RI., born 29 August 1705; died September 1783; was married 15 November 1727, by Christopher Champlin, Justice, at Richmond to Sarah Reynolds, daughter of Joseph and Mercy Reynolds, born 21 October 1709.
) The will of Joseph Clarke is dated 26 September 1783, and mentions wife, Sarah; sons, Joseph, Samuel, John, Christopher, Oliver, James and Joshua; daughters, Amy Sheffield, Sarah Wells; grandchildren, Amy Clarke, daughter of James; Joseph, son of Joshua; and Joseph, son of Christopher. Appoints son Samuel Clarke, of Richmond, as sole executor. Will recorded and proved at Richmond, RI in 3 November 1783.
) Children of Joseph Clarke and Sarah Reynolds:
) Joseph (57); b. 5 March 1728-9, at Richmond, R. I.
) Anne; b. 23 October 1730; m. at Richmond, by Joseph Clarke, Justice, on 26 December 1746, to Samuel Perry, Jr., son of Samuel and Susannah (Hazard) Perry, of Charlestown, b. 19 April 1723, and had issue:
) Mary, b. 28 December 1747, at Richmond.
) Joshua (58); b. 13 May 1733.
) Samuel (59); b. 1 December 1737.
) John (60); b. 8 July 1740.
) Oliver (61); b. 21 November 1743.
) Sarah; b. 15 June 1745; m. 17 September 1761, at Richmond, Thomas Wells, and had issue:
) Clarke, b. 8 July 1762;
) Joseph, b. 2 September 1764;
) David, b. 2 April 1766 ;
) Mary, b. 2 December 1768;
) Anne, b. 1 January 1770.
) James; b. 9 July1748; m. and had issue,
) Amy,
) Christopher; b. 7 April 1751; m. and had issue:
) Joseph,
) Amy; b. ____ ; m. ____ Sheffield.
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Sources
↑ Arnold, James N., Editor of the Narragansett Historical Register, Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636-1850, Providence, RI., Narragansett HIstorical Publishing Co., 1894. Twenty one Volume set of Early Rhode Island Vital records compiled by from James Arnold. Available at:
↑ Morrison Jr., George, Austin, The Clarke Families of Rhode Island; 1902, by George Austin Morrison, Jr., New York, Press of The Evening Post Job Printing house, 1902. Public Domain. Available on line at:
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"Rhode Island Births and Christenings, 1600-1914," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F87W-3H9 : 6 December 2014), Joseph Clarke in entry for Anne Clarke, 23 Oct 1730; citing RICHMOND TWP,WASHINGTON,RHODE ISLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 930,852.
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Anne by comparing test results with other carriers of her ancestors' mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
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