Looking for Joshua Joseph Clark and ancestors still and found THE YORKSHIRE FAMILY HISTORIAN, their index has an article on the Clark family of Leeds and Burnley, so might be worth a look there for these Clarks on Clare's side...
The Section's Journal is The Yorkshire Family Historian, published in March, June, September and December, and issued free to members. It contains a wide range of articles of genealogical interest and social history as well as news about forthcoming events, new members and membership matters in general. In each issue there is also a pull out section of new members' interests and a list of books, fiche and CDs available for purchase from our book stall at meetings, by post or from our web site. Members can have requests for help published in the journal.
Saving this as a #todo really, trying something new here.
And UPDATED not a todo for me any more, have contacted them, ordered the journal, read the article, and there's no connection.
π¬ Yorkshire Family History society were very helpful
π¬ Thomas Clark 1837 - 1898 Master of Greenholme Mills School
β¬ οΈ Sounds like Dad has some more info to share on the Raineys and the Lymans :: J Lyman of the 16th Lancashire Fusiliers β‘οΈ
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