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Lester Clay of Logan co Ohio

b2joandal — 16 Aug 2008 6:11:30 GMT

obit from Sidney Daily news 20 May 1986. Naoma wife of Lester A. Clay died at Logan Acres where she had resided since Sept 1982. She was born 22 Dec 1901 to Thomas J. and Emma Fox Lineweaver (Leinweaver). They married in 1951 and he died 9 Mar 1967. Two sisters and two brothers are deceased. Survivors include nieces and nephews. Burial in Lewistown, Ohio cemetery.

John CLAY -- b. GA

Gwen Wilson — 10 Mar 2000 12:53:13 GMT

Do you have any information regarding a John Clay born in Georgia. He had children Lela, Beaulah S., Lula,David Hardy, James D. and Tom who were born in Georgia. David Hardy is my grandfather who died 30 Nov 1912 in Jefferson County, Oklahoma. Any information regarding this Clay line would be greatly appreciated.

Mary CLAY, b. abt. 1780 VA

JrBrown4 — 6 Jan 2008 11:13:12 GMT

Mary Clay is believed to have been the daughter of Edward Clay (the Uncle of Henry Clay, The Statesman called the Great Compromiser) and Magdelene Trabue. Mary is believed to have been born in Virginia around 1780. She most probably left Virginia with her parents, but this is not certain. She is believed to have married a Daniel Jackson and to have given birth to a daughter named Mary Georgina Jackson between 1825 and 1835 -- most probably in 1830 or 1831 (Mary Clay could have been 48 or so). This Mary Georgina Jackson married Micah Sterling Combs in Nashville, Tennessee in July, 1853. Micah Combs is the son of James Woody Combs note early attorney in Tennessee

From another posting
Magdelen Trabue (1748-1815) m. Edward Clay, 10 children;
Edward Clay b. 1744/49, Henrico Co., VA, m.(1)c 1770, in ? Cumberland Co, VA, Magdelene Trabue, b. 1748, d. c 1815, m. (2) Jean Dupuy. Edward died 1820, Person, North Carolina. Magdelene Trabue was the dau. of John James and Olympia Dupuy Trabue. They moved to Alabama, though some of their descendents apparently moved back to Charlotte City, VA. Issue: John Clay Samuel Clay Martha Clay James Clay Francis Clay Judith Clay Mary Clay Phoebe Clay Edward Clay Sarah Clay (Ned Boyajian)

CLAY Family in Fredrick, MD -- Adam CLAY, died abt. 1812

Edward Clay — 24 Jul 2008 10:00:53 GMT

looking up Clay's in Maryland in the Fredrick MD area. Last know Clay was an Adam Clay who died around 1812

Edward Garfield CLAY

sharon clay — 24 Jul 2008 10:01:38 GMT

my name is sharon clay i was born 12/25/54. i have never known my father and have been told that he had 8 or 9 other children his full name was edward garfield clay if anyone out there could please help me i have been alone from the clay family all my life i just want to know if anyone ever wonderd or even heard about me . he was once married to a women named peggy. if anyone knows anything please contact me god bless and thank you

Horace & Lena May (Garrett) CLAY

kimrayborn — 20 Jul 2008 7:28:55 GMT

My grandfathers name is Horace clay and my Grandmother is Lena May Garrett Clay i have hit a road block Horace is from Texas and Lena is from Oklahoma. If you know anything about either of these 2 please let me know. krayborn@msn.com

Siblings: Dave/Davis, Laura and Joise CLAY -- 1920-1930

smithsandra1 — 12 Jul 2008 11:40:56 GMT

i AM LOOKING FOR THE CLAY SIBLINGS . dAVIS BORN ABT. 1893 & lAURA ABT. 1896 & jOISE ABT. 1899 ALL BORN IN MS. dAVE WERE LIVING IN bOLIVAR TWP , pOINSETT AS A BOARDER & lAURA IS NO WHERE TO BE FIND . jOISE IS UNKNOWN. tHIS IS A BLACK FAMILY.

Matthew Clay married Emily Aletha Arrowood

Cynthia_Gretz — 26 Jun 2008 1:36:23 GMT

I'm looking for information on the Matthew Clay born 1855 who married Emily Arrowood in 1884. She was born in 1867. We're researching the line of their son, John Clay born 7 Apr 1889 in Kentucky died 8 Apr 1947 in Johnson, Kentucky.

Holy Bible of Henry Clay and Lucretia Hart

JennyLittle50 — 10 Apr 2007 2:37:20 GMT

I have found a copy of Henry Clay and Lucretia Hart's famlily Bible. If you would like a copy of it please email me at Spankygen@yahoo.com along with your snail address and I will mail you a copy. It is 7 pages long. Page 1 of 7 is the top part of a Bible.

A little of what is in it is the following:(copied as it is written)

Page 2 of 7
Family Record
# Henry Clay and Lucretia Hart were married on the 11th of April 1799.
Children of H & L Clay
Henritta Clay was born 25th June 1800 and died 4th June 1801.
Theodore Wythe Clay was born 3rd July 1803 died 5th May 1870. (looks like a 5)
Thomas Hart Clay was born 22d Sept 1803 died 18th March 1871.

Thanks!
Jenny :-)

Searching for Robert E. Clay

bncurtis101 — 27 Apr 2008 9:26:27 GMT

Searching for Robert E. Clay,
Son of Edward Eugene Clay
Grandson of Benjamin Foster Clay
G-Grandson of Columbus Clay

This makes us:
Robert Edward CLAY and Nancy Jeanette LEDUE are 3rd cousins 2 times removed.
Their common ancestors are Johann KLEE OR CLAY and Julia Ann HAIR OR HARE.

I have a letter where he communicated with my mother: Helen Margaret Griffin-DeRemer back in January 1988.
I have some of her research, and I have been working on the "Clay/Klee/Kleh" family if he would like some information.

Nan Curtis
Bishop, CA

Clay/Hodges information

maxine06 — 3 Mar 2008 4:52:49 GMT

I am searching information on Elizabeth "Betsy" Clay b 18 May 1763 d 6 Mar 1836 d/o William Clay b 1735 & Millie Keen b 1736
Elizabeth married Isham Hodges b 23 Mar 1763. I am having a great deal of trouble trying to get this line in the proper order. Can anyone tell me about the order of all the william's, William Mitchell's,. Also I am finding more Martha's as the wives to the William's, sure is hard to pair them up, also, Mary "Millie" Keen is listed in some of the sites/forums wed to William. I can not find Millie Keen listed
by herself in a forum. I am very stumped and confused, pleeeese can some one help me??? My husband is a descendent.
Thanking you in advance.
Maxine

"Sir" John CLAY - Came to America 1613

Bob Flynn — 20 Oct 1999 1:56:45 GMT

Looking for "Sir" John Clay's ancestors and descendents..3 children Richard, d.1653-1655. John Clay came to america in 1613, m.Anne ? William born in England, came to america in 1638 settled in Virginia.

Katherine CLAY, b. 1917

gloria_Creel — 24 Feb 2008 8:31:59 GMT

any info on Katherine Clay B: about 1917 died in plane crash in 1949. She was married to M. Bailey Murdock at the time.

Samuel and Rachel (Clay) LICHI -- 6Oth Anniversary

woodsman1953 — 14 Feb 2008 10:49:58 GMT

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Gravestone: Vivian BURNS CLIFTON CLAY 1921 - 1997

t42swisher_dencotx — 12 Feb 2008 7:18:43 GMT

CLAY Vivian BURNS CLIFTON 1921 1997 Loving wife and mother

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John Claye

Rebel8954 — 2 Feb 2008 1:42:34 GMT

I'm looking for information on the following line.

John Claye was born 1440 in Derbyshire, England & died 1532 in Derby England. His son, John Claye II, was born 1460 in Derbyshire, England & he died in Derbyshire,E ngland. His son, John Claye III, was born 1510 in Gloucestershire, England & died in Gloucester, England.

His son, John Claye IV, was born November 27, 1558 in Gloucestershire, England & died May 16, 1632 in Monmouthshire, Wales. He married Mary Anne Coulton (daughter of William Coulton) in 1580 in England. Mary was born 1566 in England & died in 1660. Their children were Penelope, Richard, John Thomas, William, Charles, Theophilus, Susanna, Mary, & Henry.

John Thomas Claye was born 1587 in Monmouthshire, Wales & died April 7, 1655 in Jamestown, VA. He married Anne Nichols in 1618 in London, England. Anne was born 1604 in Wales & died 1638 in Jamestown, VA. Their children were John, Francis, William, Thomas, & Charles.

Charles Clay was born 1638 in Charles City Co., VA & died June 1, 1686 in Henrico Co., VA. He married Hannah Wilson (daughter of John Wilson) in 1663 in Henrico Co., VA. Hannah was born 1645 in Charles City Co., VA & died August 20, 1706 in Henrico Co., VA. Their children were: Elizabeth, Mary, John, Thomas, Henry, Mary Hannah, Charles II, & Judith.

Henry Clay was born August 3, 1673 in Chesterfield Co., VA & died August 3, 1760 in Chesterfield Co., VA. He married Mary Mitchell (daughter of William Mitchell & Elizabeth Innes) in 1708 in Henrico Co., VA. Their children were William Mitchell, Henry II, Mary Obedience, Martha, Amey, Charles, Mary, & John.

Mary Obedience Clay was born 1712 in VA & died 1770 in Chesterfield Co., VA. She married Richard D. Belcher (son of John Belcher & Elizabeth Frogley) in 1730 in Henrico Co., VA. Richard was born 1710 in Henrico Co., VA & died October 1763 in Chesterfield Co., VA.

Any information would be greatly appreciated. I have some information on collateral lines which I would be more than happy to share.

Thanks!

Clay Book

memawskids6 — 29 Jan 2008 1:08:38 GMT

Genealogy Book available "Some Descendants of John Clay, Jamestown emigrant 1613, through his son, Charles Clay. You can contact me at roliver414@aol.com for more info.

Mary CLAY from VA (1847 - 1905)

betsyprice172 — 7 Dec 2007 5:17:00 GMT

I am looking for Mary Clay from VA. that married Dr Jacob Thompson of Leasburg, NC. She was my mother's grandmother and mother told me she was a descendant of the statesman, Henry Clay but I have no record of her predating her marriage to my great grandfather. Her grave is clearly marked in Leasburg with her birth and death dates. They are 1847 and 1905. I found a Mary A E Clay in the 1850 census that appears to match.
She was the daughter of Paul and Mary Clay of Bedford Co, Va.
Any information you have that will help me with this will be greatly appreciated. My Mary Clay Thompson is very precious to me as is her son, Dr Joseph Thompson and granddaughter, Annie Thompson Johnston. I don't care if she is related to Henry Clay or not. I just want to identify her origins. Than you for any help you can offer on this subject.

Aaron, CLAY -- b. 1819 PA

retnavy83 — 7 Jan 2008 3:17:24 GMT

Hello Bob, I saw your posting about Capt John. I have always been told that we are English Clays. Also as of now I am only able to research my family back to Aaron Clay, of McVeytown Mifflin county PA. He was born in 1819 in PA. Do you have the info I need?

William Henry Clay

Susannah Clay b. 1839 m. Eli Ray 1860 Pike Cty., KY

valeriea42 — 28 Jan 2002 7:03:04 GMT

Hi! I'm looking for info on Susanna Clay that was born about 1839. I believe her mom was Jane "Jincy" Clay and dad is possibly an Akers. Susannah m. Eli Ray on 3/21/1860 in Pike County, KY. They raised their large family there. I need
Susanna's birth and death dates, parents info and any children info that is available. I have quite a lot of info on her kids with Eli and I'd be glad to share. Thanks! Valerie

Aaron CLAY of Mifflin Co., PA

retnavy83 — 7 Jan 2008 2:58:18 GMT

Aaron Clay of Mifflin Co, McVeytown, PA and wife Margaret Dougherty lived there between 1850/`1880. They haddu Mary Elizabeth Who Married Unknown Bush, had child Amy. Also the Clays had dus Anna W, Louemma, and Jane E. There Son, William Roy Clay was my ggrf. I have complete history to Aaron. Need your assistance. Thank you

Willaim Henry Clay

Isaac Clay (previously Klee) family of PA, OH

Karen White — 4 Jul 2000 9:25:49 GMT

We think my husband is descended from the Franklin Isaac Clay family of Toledo, Ohio. Our understanding is that the family came from Pennsylvania to Ohio in about 1813 and changed their name from Klee to Clay at that time. Does anyone have any information about this family? They were supposed to have had an octaganol house in Toledo and given Bowling Green University land to build on.

Bert CLAY -- Run over by train, 1903 OK

maryachtrh — 7 Jan 2008 1:43:48 GMT

Appears in "The Wapanucka Press" 30 July 1903, Wapanucka, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

Bert Clay, a Santa Fe conductor whose home was in Guthrie, was run over by his own train at Oklahoma City and killed. His body was cut in two and he was most horribly mangled.

Mabel Olson (1890-1971) and her son, Harry Garrett Clay (1913-1965) circa 1918

richardarthurnorton — 29 Dec 2007 4:52:15 GMT

Mabel Olson (1890-1971) and her son, Harry Garrett Clay (1913-1965) circa 1918

Mabel Olson (1890-1971) Clerk and Housewife (b. June 25, 1890, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, 60619, USA - d. August 15, 1971, Rockford, Winnebago County, Illinois, USA) Social Security Number 329449523.

Birth:
Mabel was the daughter of Otto Olson (1857-1921) a barber born in Farsund, Norway; and Hannah E. Hansen (1864-1936).

Siblings:
Her siblings include: Tillie Olson (1885-1918) who married Norval Wintrone (1890-1918) and died in the influenza pandemic; Harry Oliver Olson (1887-1964) who served in World War I and later married Germaine X (1900-1920); Norman Otto Olson (1895-1977) who married Eva Folkerts (1904-2000) and after a divorce married Isabelle Wickman (1901-1931); and Helen Olson (1900-1970) who married John Joseph Lozinski I (1896-1980) and later divorced.

Chicago:
Mabel appears in the 1900 US Census in Chicago living with her parents at 167 Milwaukee Avenue. She appeared in the 1910 Chicago City Directory working as a clerk and living at 465 Milwaukee Avenue.

Marrige:
She married Jesse Garrett Clay (1888-1976) around 1911.

Child:
They had one child: Harry Garrett Clay (1913-1965).

Rockford, Illinois:
In 1930 Jesse and Mabel were living at 1611 Myott S. Sherman Street in Rockford and Jesse was working as a railroad postal clerk. They owned their own home and it was valued at $6,250.

Death:
Mabel died in 1971 and was buried in Willwood Cemetery.

Obituary:
Her obituary from the Chicago Tribune is as follows: "Services for Mrs. Mabel Clay, 81, of 2202 Logan Street, Rockford, will be held at 3 p.m. today in the chapel at 304 North 5th Avenue, Rockford. Mrs. Clay died Friday in a Rockford nursing home. Mrs. Clay, who was born in Chicago, spent most of her life in Rockford. She leaves her husband, Jesse; three grandsons; seven great-grandchildren; and a brother."

Relationship:
Mabel Olson (1890-1971) was the first cousin, twice removed of Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ).

Madison Co., NY -- Thomas Clay 1810

pclay4 — 26 Dec 2007 9:41:46 GMT

I am looking to contact other Clay family that may be from Fenner twp., Madison Co.,NY.
Thomas Clay's children from 1800-1855 lived in that area.
Thomas was from Essex N.J. born 1776 married Phebe Durand, who died in NY in 1811, then remarried Polly (Stanley) Jones.
Ira moved to Delaware Co., Ohio in 1833.died 1847
Elijah D. Clay stayed in the area but can't be found after the 1855 Census. He had children and a son Charles.
Phebe (Howard) died in 1845
Mary (Reynolds) move to Illinois
John may have moved to Ohio but probably died before 1852.
(He was not mentioned in Thomas's will of 1852) .

Looking for those who may be connected.

Albert E. CLAY -- b. abt. 1863 Nottinghamshire

janeclay144 — 23 Jul 2006 9:21:17 GMT

Hello
I am trying to find any information about Albert E Clay, according to the 1901 and 1891 census born in Mansfield in Notinghamshire about 1863. Albert E Clay was my great grandfather, married to Edith and had four sons in the 1901 census, Albert E, Urban (my grandfather), Ernest and Walter.
If there is anybody who is related or has further information please get in touch
Regards
Roger Clay

John CLAY -- b. abt. 1799 Sheffield

grahamtaylor999 — 27 Oct 2007 10:30:12 GMT

John Clay born in Sheffield about 1799 and was a spring knife cutler in Sheffield. Married Caroline Wood who had been married previously (to Musgrove). Son Edmund born in 1836 is my Great great grandfather. Anybody know anything about him?

William Roy CLAY, Blair twp. PA

retnavy83 — 12 Dec 2007 3:54:59 GMT

William was my great grandfather,abt 1847 Altoona PA. His wife Burdillia (unknown) had three children, Clyde E. Clay, Roy Smith Clay, and Katie R. Roy was my grandfather. My tree stops with William. I need information on him please.

Martha Patsy CLAY of WV

merryburge1 — 26 Aug 2007 4:49:07 GMT

Hello, Im looking for information on Martha or Patsy Clay. Could be one name or two different people. She married Walter Simmons of Clendennin WV. They had a dau. named Ethel Catherine Francis Simmons. Can anyone help? I have no birthdates or places. Talk about a brick wall!!!Thanks.

Byron and Sophie Clay

mcarthur0709 — 18 Jul 2006 9:35:47 GMT

I saw an article on gurleyalabama.contactez.net telling the story of these individuals by Byron Clay. I have some information relating to this family. However, I have no way to contact him.

William Charles CLAY -- b. 1922 OK

Brian Anshutz — 10 Feb 2001 4:15:51 GMT

I am looking for any iformation regarding the Clay surname. My Grandmother has been helpful but limited in history. Grandfather was William Charles Clay born 1922 in Bokchita, Oklahoma to William Washington Clay and Mazie Sarah McGehee. William Washington Clay was born in Madison County, Alabama in 1890 any more info is appreciated. William Washington Clay and Mazie had 5 children William Charles Clay (grandfather), Robert Fulton Clay, Jack Clifton Clay, Nanabell Clay, Mary Ruth Clay. William Washington Clay was born to Clemon C. Clay and Nancy Jane Ledbetter both of Marshall County Alabama...........and that is almost the extent of my info I would appreciate any info that could help futher my roots.

Robert T. Clay of Amelia Co Va

oclarke11 — 13 Oct 2007 2:24:02 GMT

Robert was b abt 1820 in Amelia. He marr Nancy F. Clarke 25 Aug 1852. She was the dau of James T. Clarke & Frances Newby. Who were Robert's parents? Have the following children for Robert & Nancy:
James U.
Mary
Any help appreciated.
Ollie

Marriage of Barney Blue and Miss Elsie Clay -- 1914

maryachtrh — 25 Oct 2007 10:46:14 GMT

Appears in "The Landmark" 7 February 1914 Rush Springs, Grady County, Oklahoma

A marriage license has been issued to Barney Blue and Miss Elsie Clay, both of Rush Springs. Good wishes of friends accompany them.

Gravestone: Ruth CLAY FULCHER -- died 1921

t42Murphy_JonesCoMS — 3 Oct 2007 3:08:36 GMT

CLAY Ruth FULCHER married 20 Sep 1943

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Gravestone: Herbert Franklin CLAY 1895 - 1969

t42Murphy_JonesCoMS — 29 Sep 2007 8:41:06 GMT

CLAY Herbert Franklin 1895 1969

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Gravestone: Marguerite SHEPHERD CLAY 1895 - 1981

t42Murphy_JonesCoMS — 29 Sep 2007 8:40:56 GMT

CLAY Marguerite SHEPHERD 1895 1981

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Gravestone: BENNY J. CLAY 1935 - 1966 Arkansas sp3 Artillery

t42Murphy_JonesCoMS — 29 Sep 2007 8:40:44 GMT

CLAY BENNY J 1935 1966 Arkansas sp3 Artillery

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Gravestone: Floy Belle CLAY 1937- 1939

t42Murphy_JonesCoMS — 29 Sep 2007 8:40:35 GMT

CLAY Floy Belle 1937 1939

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Gravestone: Rastus Howze CLAY -- 1932 - 1999

t42Murphy_JonesCoMS — 29 Sep 2007 8:40:16 GMT

CLAY Rastus Howze 1932 1999

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Marriage of S. G. King to Miss Sue Clay - April 1907

maryachtrh — 16 Sep 2007 11:46:41 GMT

Appears in the "Tishomingo Weekly News" 5 April 1907 Johnston County, Oklahoma

MARRIED

Mr. S. G. King and Miss Sue Clay, both prominent young people of Emet, were married at the residence of D. N. Garner of this place Sunday, Rev. J. W. Head officiating.

CLAY Family Society

MLM44 — 2 Jul 2007 1:00:05 GMT

For some unknown reason the thread about the Clay Family reunions was moved to the West Virginia Reunions board:

http://boards.rootsweb.com/topics.reunion.us.wv/103/mb.ashx

so I'm posting the Clay Family Society web site here:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~clayfamilysociety/

If you bookmark this web site you can keep up with reunion
information.

Board Admin.

John CLAY, wife: Ann McNEALOUS

MichaelBarger44 — 24 Aug 2007 5:30:47 GMT

Ann McNealous m John Clay 17?? in the 1st Baptist Church of Philadelphia, PA. Found records of this in a book, Records of Pennsylvania Marriages prior to 1810;

Does anyone have information on this family, or on Ann McNealous or her origins/family?

Any information will be greatly appreciated!

Thanks.

Michael

John CLAY -- Meriwether County, Ga.

dacjacobs — 24 Aug 2007 3:27:08 GMT

I am still looking for the grandparents of John Clay.
According to his enlistment card for WW I he was born in 1896 in La Grange, Ga. He and his mother and sisters are in the 1900 census in Meriwether county living with William J and Nancy Coe. It says she is his adopted daughter. In 1910 he,his mother and sisters are living in Pike county with William (he brother?) and Nancy Pew.
John married my grandmother, Mae Yarbrough in 1917. He went off to war and died from mustard gas poisoning soon after he returned in 1920. At the time of his death he was living with his mother, Susie, and his two unmarried sisters.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Doris Clay Jacobs

My CLAY Families of Georgia

jclay143 — 5 Dec 2005 5:41:05 GMT

Andrew Jackson Clay Benjamin Clay
Curtis Clay Eli Clay
Ruby Clay Edith Clay
Mamie Bell Clay Homer Wesley Clay
Melvin Clay Rosie Clay
Robert Clay Zannie Clay
Marge J Clay Elizibeth Clay
Sarah Clay Margreat Clay
Nancy C Clay William Jefferson Clay
Otis Jefferson Clay Henry Pinkston Clay
Horance Ace Clay Murphy Miller Clay
Barbara Louise Clay David Jefferson Clay
Dennis Lee Clay Darren Jefferson Clay
William George Clay Kenneth Almond Clay
Michael David Clay Robert Anthony Clay
William David Clay Joy Demarious Clay
Randy Carl Clay Claude W. Clay
Lessie Clay Ruby Clay
Alford Jefferson Clay John Wesley Clay
Julis William Clay Jennie Elizabeth Clay
Charles Davis Clay Melvin Leon Clay
Leon Clay Melvin Eugene Clay
Barbara Ann Clay Nancy Estella Clay
William Aaron Clay Betty Sue Clay
Bobby Joe Clay Carol Lynn Clay
Michael Leon Clay Marilyn Norma Clay

Christine Ann Clay

Connected names of Spouse’s
Ellis Thompson Graham Simpson Flowers
Rawlins Jhonson Chaffin

Seeking Parents of John Wesley CLAY -- b. 1896 GA

dacjacobs — 18 Aug 2007 12:34:29 GMT

I am searching for the parents of John Wesley Clay who was born in 1896 in Merriwether County, Georgia. He married Mae Yarbrough around 1916 or 17. He went into WWI, came back and died in Macon, Georgia from Mustard gas poisoning soon after returning in 1919 or 20. His mother's name was Susie (I am looking for her family also) and he had two sisters Minnie and Flora, whom I don't think ever married. Any help would be greatly appreciated. His only child was my father.
D Clay Jacobs

William Edwin CLAY -- ENGLAND to Trenton, NJ

Lori Fink — 20 May 2001 9:23:27 GMT

Looking for information on William Edwin Clay from Staffordshire came to Trenton NJ was a pottery painter. Related surnames are
SMITH,COXON,CARTWRIGHT,BALL,FINK,GETZ,FOSKETT
Thanks,
Lori Fink

Henry Williams CLAY -- b. 1878

cats5dogs3 — 30 Jul 2007 3:47:00 GMT

Looking for information on my Grandfather Henry Williams Clay b.1Jul 1878 possibly in Jacksboro TX. His father is supposed to have been a sherrif in TX. Fathers name might have been Benjamin Clay married to Sarah J McClure.

Clay families in GA -- Francis Marion CLAY

Christie Clay Russak — 13 Jun 2002 5:14:22 GMT

I am still lookingfor info. on Clay Families in GA. I have traced back to 1844 with my great-great grandfather, Frances Marion Clay. Born in GA died in GA. I am Georgian completely! But I still need info on distant relatives, and I want to be sure whether or not they were all American or migrated from somewhere. Please help!

John Edward CLAY in GA

jec042860 — 8 Jan 2007 6:02:06 GMT

Christie,
Hi my name is Joseph Clay, I to am trying to trace my family back who were born in GA. Coweta county and surounding Areas. I am Stuck On John Edward Clay. Would Be thankfull For Any Help.
Thanks Joe Clay

John CLAYE Family In Missouri

Rick Clay — 17 Jan 2000 9:27:44 GMT

I am looking for infromation on the Clay Family from Missouri. Perhaps the following will help.
Descendants of John Claye / Ancestors of C. R. Clay

1 John Claye b: in Derbyshire, England

2 John Claye 1532 - b: 1532 in Gloucester England

3 John Claye Esq. 1558 - 1632 b: 1558 in Gloucester Co., England
d: 5/16/1632 in Monmouthshire, Wales
+Mary Carlton 1566 -
b: 1566 in England

4 John Clay (Capt.) 1587 - 1639 b: 1587 in Wales, England
d: 1639 in Charles City, VA +Ann Nichols 1594 -
b: 1594 in England
m: 1612 in England d: in Charles City, VA

5 Charles Clay 1638 - 1686 b: 1638 in Charles City, VA
d: 1686 in Henrico, VA
+Hannah Wilson 1642 - 1687
b: 1642 in Henrico, VA d: 1687 in Henrico, VA
m: 1667 in Henrico, VA

6 Charles B. Clay 1674 - 1765 b: 1674 in Dale Parish Chesterfield, VA d: 1765 in Dale Parish Chesterfield, VA
+Sarah 1675 -
b: 1675 in Hanover, VA

. 7 James Clay 1730 - 1790 b: 1730 in Dale Parish, Henrico Co., VA d: 1790 in Halifax, VA
+Margaret Muse 1737 - 1837 b: 4/03/1737 in Chesterfield, Virginia m: 1759 in Chesterfield, VA d: 2/13/1837 in Amite, Mississippi
8 Eleazer Clay 1779 - 1863 b: 11/14/1779 in Chesterfield, VA d: 2/18/1863 in Farmington, MO
+Mary Dunville 1783 - b: 1783 in Chesterfield, VA m: 1/19/1802

9 Robert D. Clay +Miss. Hunt

10 Robert Clay b: in St. Francois County, MO
+Marcenia Breckenridge

11 Claude Elice Clay b: in St. Francios County, MO
+Lillie Ann Calvird
m: 9/21/1902 in Farmington, MO

12 Carl Eugene Clay 1919 - 1987 b: 7/20/1919 in Frank Clay, MO
d: 6/08/1987 in Webster Grove, MO
+Marguerite Lillian O'Hare 1917 - 1986 b: 11/30/1917 in University City, MO m: 5/07/1945 in St. Louis, MO d: 1/10/1986 in Webster Grove, MO
13 Carl Richard Clay 1946 - b: 5/01/1946 in St. Louis, MO +Kathleen Ann O'Connor 1947 -
b: 11/19/1947 in Emporia, KS
m: 5/27/1972 in St. Louis, MO

14 Amy Kathleen Clay 1976 - b: 1/25/1976 in Toledo, OH

14 Elizabeth Erin Clay 1977 - b: 12/04/1977 in Duluth, MN

Other Relations
13 Susan Jane Clay 1948 - b: 7/06/1948 in St. Louis, MO

12 Orval Clay 1904 - 1976 b: 6/12/1904
d: 10/12/1976 in Addison, PA
+Ethel Schlecht
13 Carol Clay +Thomas Briar

12 Zelda Clay +Robert Courtial
+Melvin Klineschmidt
+Charles Saltzman
13 Donald Clay Courtial

10 Henry Clay
10 William Clay
10 Edward Clay
10 Romeo Clay
10 Philip Clay
10 Thomas Clay
10 Waide Clay
9 Mary Anne
9 Ailcy
9 Margaret
9 James
9 William
9 Nancy
9 Eleanor
9 Eleazor
9 Morgan S.
9 Mahala M.
9 Angeline
9 Wade Hampton
6 Henry I. Clay 1672 - b: 1672
6 Mary Clay 1676 - b: 1676
6 Elizabeth Clay 1678 - b: 1678
6 John Clay 1668 - 1722 b: 1668 d: 1722
6 Thomas Clay 1670 - 1726 b: 1670 d: 1726 in Prince George Co., VA
6 Judith Clay 1680 - b: 1680
5 Francis Clay 1625 - b: 1625
5 William Clay 1617 - b: 1617
5 Thomas Clay 1624 - b: 1624
5 John Clay 1634 - b: 1634

CLAY family of Ilkeston, Derbyshire

kateblogs — 21 May 2007 10:12:30 GMT

Hi :-)

My g,g,g grandmother Sarah CLAY was born in Ilkeston, Derbyshire about 1847. I have just discovered her marriage to George Turner PUGH in Sheffield in 1870, so I am going to send off for the certificate which will hopefully tell me more about her.

In the meantime, if anyone is researching the CLAY family from Ilkeston I would love to hear from you.

Clement Comer Clay of Tennessee

rstone138 — 23 Jun 2007 6:43:26 GMT

Hi:

I'm trying to get past a block in tracing back my Clay ancestors. My GGfather, Clement Comer Clay was born in TN however his father was from VA and I don't know his name. As near as I can tell, he was born in 1862.

He married Mollie (Mary) Kates around 1889 but I'm not totally sure of that date.

At least in 1890, the family was living in South Pitsburg, TN where my Ggrandmother Annie Mae Clay was born.

The family seemed to have relocated around 1900. They are listed in the census for S. Pitsburg but the information came from neighbors and has little detail other than a list of the names.

The family relocated to the Birmingham, AL area in Jefferson County where GGf Clay died in 1920 shortly after the census for that year.

He had a number of children, at least 2 of which died between 1900 and 1910.

I remember meeting two of them, Walter Clay and Thelma Clay Brown.

If anyone can give me some direction on how to trace back Clement Comer Clay, I'd appreciate it. I can't find any relatives that know anything about them and perhaps, some of those relatives read this board.

Thanks,
Robert

Clay site at MyFamily...an Invitation...

Donna — 18 Aug 2000 12:06:21 GMT

There is now a new site at MyFamily.com for just us of the Clay family. We are new but have lots posted and we need more good people like you to join and post to the site. The logic here is to post all that we can and then maybe some of our brick walls will come tumbling down. There is power in numbers and the more we have working together on this family, the greater the likelihood of us getting our answers. I hope to see you there. If you would like to join, just send me your name and email address and I will send you an invitation right away. Email me at rosesroses161@iswt.com, my name is Donna

Rev. Grant CLAY

Shirley A. Payne — 5 Dec 2000 2:20:57 GMT

Looking for ancestors of Rev. Grant Clay and Amos Clay (Thompkins...free name)of Henderson County, KY...Peter Clay and Patsy Hansley..Parents of Grant. Civil War veterans..Grant married to Edwina Russel Cunningham about 1863 in slavery

CLAY Family of KY

JohnCarterC — 12 Jul 2002 1:02:48 GMT

I am a decendant of Clay from Bourbon County and Paris, KY. I have lots of infromation and very good records on many of the early Clays in KY. I also have a Diary of Daniel E. Turney of The Famous KY. ORPHAN BRIGADE.

Headstone: Anna Marie CLAY 1995

t42bluebonnethills — 17 May 2007 10:37:26 GMT

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Conway CLAY

cmyrtis — 8 Apr 2007 12:18:55 GMT

Conway Clay is listed in the louisiana census as mullato. The listing also states the Conway worked on a plantation in Louisiana

Death of Mr. Brutus H. Clay in Cuba

davwayell — 17 Mar 2007 6:42:21 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Brutus H. Clay, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Clay died in Cuba on February 18, 1946.

Dave Ellison

davwayell@aol.com

Gravestone: Michael L. CLAY 1942-1987

t42Bluebonnet — 7 Mar 2007 12:31:47 GMT

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Gravestone: Michael Dewayne CLAY 1970-1997

t42Bluebonnet — 7 Mar 2007 12:14:34 GMT

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John CLAY of Kidderminster, Worcestershire (1752-1800)

kitwithers — 19 Jan 2006 9:59:44 GMT

This tree begins in England as follows up to the HILLS
branch which went to NZ. For the full tree see the url below.

0 1--John CLAY (1752-buried 27.2.1826) He & his family moved from
Kidderminster, Worcestershire between 1793 and 1827 to Faversham where he
was a hatter.

m sp-Ann (-buried 21.10.1802)

1 2--Joseph CLAY (1785 chr St Mary & All Saints,Church St,Kidderminster
-1796)

2 2--Blakemor John CLAY (1787 chr St Mary & All Saints,Church St,
Kidderminster)

3 2--James CLAY (1788 chr St Mary & All Saints,Church St,Kidderminster)
d in infancy

4 2--William CLAY (1790 chr St Mary & All Saints,Church St,
Kidderminster) d in infancy

5 2--James CLAY (1792 chr St Mary & All Saints,Church St,Kidderminster)

6 2--George CLAY (1793 chr St Mary & All Saints,Church St,Kidderminster)
d in infancy

7 2--Ann CLAY (1796) d in infancy

8 2--Charles CLAY (11.5.1794-13.2.1853) Hatter & clothier. He & his
wife lived at 11 (& later 10 as well) Preston St, Faversham in 1841. In 1987
No.11 is a boutique, photo shop & travel agent. They were class leaders in
the Wesleyan Chapel in Preston St. "The Faversham Society is in the process
of fitting out 11 Preston Street, Faversham, and will move their Fleur de Lis
Heritage Centre there when it is completed." - NY, 1998.
Here are photos of
the Weslyan Methodist Chapel, Preston St,
Faversham
and another of
the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel at Preston St,Faversham
taken 1998 by Noel YOUNG

m 13.3.1826 All Saints Church,Whitstable sp-Caroline LAWSON (19.2.1804
-.8.1890 Ospringe St,Faversham)
** She is 21 on

81 3--Charles CLAY (chr 29..4.1827 Faversham-21.11.1905) was grocer
& draper at New Whittington, near Chesterfield, Yorkshire
m 22.10.1857 Whiston,(NE of Sheffield) sp-Elizabeth MARTIN (6.11.1826
-25.8.1908)

811 4--Annie Newbould CLAY (1858)
So NEWBOULD is likely to be the surname of the grandmother Ann or of the
other grandmother - the mother of Elizabeth MARTIN.

812 4--Frederick Lawson CLAY (1862-1930)
m sp-Martha

82 3--Frederick CLAY (17.8.1828 Faversham-12.3.1905 Faversham)
In 1853 he lived at 11 Preston St, Faversham (a fruit and flower shop in
1987). He died at 104 St Mary's Road, the home of his son 823 Arthur.
1881 census at 11 Preston St, Faversham, age 52 b Faversham, butcher

employing 1 man & 2 boys, wife & 3 children as below.

m 13.11.1854 St Peter's Wesleyan, Canterbury sp-Harriet HILLS (11.1.1827
Faversham,Wesley-1902) dr of William and Sarah;
sister of Charlotte (6.5.1824 St Peter's Wesleyan, Canterbury);
br of Thomas (1.2.1821,St Peter's Wesleyan,Faversham)
1881 census: age 54, born Boughton Blean, Kent.

821 4--Charles Frederick CLAY (1855 Faversham-1951) He and his wife
lived at Ospringe near Faversham. About 1900 he lived at Penge, N Kent
with a butcher shop at 32 High St.
1881 census: 23 b Faversham, butcher's assistant

m 1882 sp-Elizabeth COOKE

8211 5--Ethel Mildred CLAY (1884)
m sp-Henry KELSEY

82111 6--John Henry KELSEY
m sp-May Iris SYCAMORE

821111 7--Michael John KELSEY
821112 7--Mary Mildred KELSEY

82112 6--Mildred KELSEY

8212 5--Herbert George CLAY (1886-86)
8213 5--Gertrude Alice CLAY (1887)
8214 5--Stanley James CLAY (1889)
8215 5--Ernest James CLAY (1891)

822 4--Annie Charlotte CLAY (1858 Faversham)
1881 census: age 23, b Faversham.

m 1881 sp-George Bassan HOSKINGS (1856)

823 4--Arthur Edward CLAY (1867 Faversham)
1881 census: age 14, b Faversham, scholar. In 1905 he lived at 104 St
Mary's Rd, Faversham. c1935 he lived at Athelstan Rd, Faversham.

m sp-Clara Jane

83 3--John Lawson CLAY (chr 23.5.1830 Faversham-24.4.1908) baker &
confectioner at 3 East St, Faversham now called `Best of Bread';in 1874 he
lived at 2 West St (now `the Whitehouse' hairdresser) with brother 84 George
William Clay. 1881 census: John Samson CLAY age 30 b Faversham confectioner
living at 2 West St, Faversham with his wife and children 1,2,3,5,7,
Emma A FERRELL age 19 b Sheerness,Kent general servant,
and Benjamin BIRD 18 b .. Sussex, baker's assistant.

m 26.8.1869 Broad Green Congregational Chapel sp-Emily PALMER (1843 Acton,
Middlesex-6.11.1929) They had a store at Eythorne, near Dover.
For a time baker at Malcomb Place, E End, Sittingbourne with br 84 George.
1881 census: age 37 b Acton,Middlesex.

831 4--Bertha CLAY (1870-1919) 1881 census: age 10, b Faversham,
scholar.

832 4--Sydney Palmer CLAY (1872) d young. 1881 census: age 8
b Faversham, scholar.

833 4--Howard Palmer CLAY (1874-1958) had drapery at
10 Broadway, Eltham, Kent. 1881 census: age 7 b Faversham, scholar.

m sp-Ethelwyn

834 4--Russell Palmer CLAY (1876) Died young.

835 4--Edith Emily CLAY (1877-1967) 1881 census: age 3
b Faversham. She had a drapery at 10 Broadway, Eltham, Kent.

836 4--Florence Bell CLAY (1878-1945) She had drapery at 10
Broadway, Eltham, Kent. Perhaps BELL was the maidenname of the
mother of Emily PALMER.

837 4--Frank Palmer CLAY (1880) 1881 census: age 1,
b Faversham. Died young.

84 3--George William CLAY (chr 15.4.1832 Faversham-13.3.1905)
butcher lived at 49 Ospringe Rd & 34 Stone St, Faversham. He helped
establish the old Free School & Undenominational Mission which met in the
Mission Room in Water Lane. In 1874 he lived at 2 West St (now `the
Whitehouse' hairdresser) with brother 83 John. He helped build 2 Methodist
chapels in Oare, near Faversham. For a time grocer at Malcomb Place,E End,
Sittingbourne with brother 83 John.
1881 census: age 49 b Faversham baker with first wife and 3 children; also

William NORMAN age 15 b Faversham, baker servant.

m1 9.3.1856 parish church,Maidstone sp-Mary Elizabeth BOWES (1830-1885)
1881 census: 51 b Milton,Kent.

841 4--Ellen CLAY 1881 census: 23 unmarried, b Sittingbourne,Kent

842 4--Carrie CLAY (26.10.1859-20.6.1941)
1881 census: 21 unmarried, b Sittingbourne,Kent. Lived at
92 Norroy Rd, Putney with 8(11)2 Ethel Clay about 1940.

842 4--George W CLAY 1881 census: unmarried 18 b Faversham,
grocer's assistant.

[84 3--George William CLAY (1832 Faversham)]:
m2 18.12.1886 sp-Georgiana Jane C. BELL (nee FAGG)

85 3--Caroline CLAY (30.5.1832/3 Faversham-28.3.1903 Stratford)
unmarked grave in Regan St Cemetery, Stratford; lived at Warwick Rd at time
of death.

This is believed to be her boarding house in
Stratford: .2 Mgbytes.

m 26.7.1854 Wesleyan Chapel,Preston St,Faversham

sp-William HILLS (16.10.1818/20-19.4.1884 Otakeho, Manaia Cemetery)

Louis CLAY in Maryland

claudefan — 15 Feb 2007 4:16:37 GMT

Louis Clay, age 53 years died at St. Joseph's Hospital on September 1, 1914 of chronic myocardits. Interment at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, plot O-345.

I have no other information on this person/family. I am not related in any manner. This information comes directly from Mt. Carmel Cemetery records and appears on the same page as one of my ancestors.

Smith & Emma CLAY

zigarat — 13 Feb 2007 7:24:59 GMT

Looking for decendants of Smith And Emma Freeman Clay, lived and buried in Lebanon, NH. I am most intersted in their daughter, Grace (my g-grandmother)who married Lester Brann(Brawn)around 1899 and then Frank McKenny between 1900 and 1911.

GRACE CLAY (MCKINNEY) in Maine or NH

zigarat — 26 Sep 2004 8:25:13 GMT

I am searching for any information on my g-grandmother Grace Clay who married (I think!) Lester Brawn (Brann). She lived in Lebanon, NH in 1935 and 1938 but I think she spent most of her life in Maine - I'm not really sure. She gave my grandfather up for adoption in 1900 and remarried a man with the name McKinney. My grandfather found her later as an adult.

A. B. Clay, md. Eliza Ramsey (b. 1807, KY), on Feb. 21, 1828, Hopkins Co. KY

AndreaRamsay — 13 Feb 2007 5:04:56 GMT

A. B. Clay, md. Eliza Ramsey (b. 1807, KY), on Feb. 21, 1828, Hopkins Co. KY

I am wondering if any Clay family researcher can identify A. B. Clay.

In the last will and Testament of James Ramsay, father of Eliza Ramsey, Eliza's husband is listed as Abea Clay.

In 1830, A. B. Clay and wife are living next door to James Laird, husband of Jane Kerr, who is sister of Margaret Kerr Ramsey, who is the mother of Eliza Ramsey.

1830 Census, Hopkins County, Kentucky; Roll: 38; Page: 50.
A. B. Clay
1 male 15 - 20
1 male 20-30
1 female under 5
1 female 20-30

1840 Census, Henderson County, Kentucky; Roll: 114; Page: 251.
A. B. Clay
2 males under 5
1 male 30-40
2 females 5-10
1 female 20-30

I could not find A. B. Clay in 1850, though there were lots of Clays in Henderson County, some of whom might be their children:

1850 Census, Henderson County, Kentucky - Clays
Some of those born 1828-1850 might be children of A. B. and Eliza.

Amy A Clay District 1, Henderson, KY abt 1839 Virginia
Barnett Clay District 2, Henderson, KY abt 1836 Kentucky
Barnett M Clay District 2, Henderson, KY abt 1800 Kentucky
Caroline F Clay Henderson, Henderson, KY abt 1836 Kentucky
Catherine Clay District 1, Henderson, KY abt 1843 Virginia
Clarissa M Clay Henderson, Henderson, KY abt 1797 Virginia
Frances Clay District 2, Henderson, KY abt 1826 Kentucky
George Clay District 2, Henderson, KY abt 1843 Kentucky
Hellen Clay Henderson, Henderson, KY abt 1835 Kentucky
Hellen Clay District 2, Henderson, KY abt 1838 Kentucky
James Clay District 2, Henderson, KY abt 1827 Kentucky
James F Clay Henderson, Henderson, KY abt 1840 Kentucky
James W Clay Henderson, Henderson, KY abt 1796 Kentucky
John B Clay District 2, Henderson, KY abt 1813 Kentucky
John C Clay District 1, Henderson, KY abt 1835 Virginia
Junius M Clay District 1, Henderson, KY abt 1828 Virginia
Lucinda G Clay District 2, Henderson, KY abt 1828 Kentucky
Martha Clay District 1, Henderson, KY abt 1804 Virginia
Mary J Clay District 1, Henderson, KY abt 1837 Virginia
Matthew W Clay District 1, Henderson, KY abt 1802 Virginia
Permelia Clay District 2, Henderson, KY abt 1788 Virginia
Rebecca Clay District 2, Henderson, KY abt 1805 Kentucky
Rebecca Clay District 2, Henderson, KY abt 1837 Kentucky
Richard T Clay District 1, Henderson, KY abt 1841 Virginia
Sarah G Clay District 2, Henderson, KY abt 1801 Virginia

In looking for Clays with initials A. B., I found a descendant of Martson Green Clay:

Artis Baskett (or Baskett) Clay 1896-1956
Wonder if he could have been named for an earlier A. B. Clay?

Researcher: Cozette Allen - Dinius

bncurtis101 — 13 Feb 2007 12:42:28 GMT

I was working with Cozette Allen-Dinius on "Clay". She is my second cousin, and since I lost all my research, I can not seem to find where her research is. I wonder if someone else was working with her also, and can help me reconstruct.

Please contact me at "Niteowl1001@Hotmail.Com"

Thank You
Nan Curtis

Searching For Milton Birch Clay

bncurtis101 — 13 Feb 2007 4:01:43 GMT

Searching for Cousin Milton Birch Clay.
If anyone reads this please have him contact me at.

Nancy Curtis
Niteowl1001@Hotmail.com

Need to ask him a question regarding "Clay" Cousin.

Thanks
Nan

Allen CLAY, b. SC -- found in 1850 Census

BarbaraDavenport — 2 Feb 2007 10:13:18 GMT

I am trying to find info on a Clay family found in the 1850 census. Allen Clay is the father born in S.C. They lived in Columbus, Ga. I am looking for my greatgrandmother, Louisiana Clay. She had a son named Allen so he may have been named after her father. Does any of this sound familar?

Clay in IL

kcdolls1 — 26 Jan 2007 4:05:34 GMT

Looking for famly member related to Kenneth Clay, Irene Skallis, Edwin Clay, Sonny clay, Penny clay, Florence Skallis. They lived in Chicago, IL. Irene passes away at an early age was married to Edwin clay. Edwin passed away in 1971, and Kenneth passed away in 1981. Sonny is currently incarcerated.

Death of Margaret Clay, Marietta, OH, 12-25-1879

Marianne_Vol_Researcher — 6 Jan 2007 11:09:02 GMT

As published in:
The Athens Messanger
Athens, Ohio
December 25, 1879

Mrs. Margaret Clay died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Daniel Hill, in Maritta county.

Anna Margareth CLAY -- b. 1740 PA

patmontero25 — 4 Jan 2007 5:27:25 GMT

Johann Simon CLAARwas born 12 Dec 1732 in Mimbach, Pfalz, Bavaria, Germany. He married Anna Margaretha CLAY before 1750 and died 12 Sep 1812. Anna was born 9 Mar 1740 in PA, USA and died after 1780.
Their children, all born in Pennsylvania, USA:

William 1758, died before 1812
Joseph Simon 1759, died Jun 1849
John Sr. 29 Nov 1769, died 12 May 1858
Elizabeth 26 Feb 1774 in York County, PA
Susannah Feb 1776 in York County, PA
Sarah 1778, died after 1850
Catharine 26 Dec 1779

Any further information would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance for your time and consideration.

Mrs. Patricia Montero
San Jose, Costa Rica
Patmontero25@hotmail.com

Mary Ann CLAY -- b. 1850 Wales

thistles55 — 29 Dec 2006 3:08:19 GMT

Mary Ann Clay born 1850 Ridley, Denbighshire, Wales married Oliver Nicholas (Ohuer Nicholas) Lind in 1871 in Victoria, Australia. I am looking for any information on Mary's ancestors please.

Gravestone: Britton Finley CLAY 1929-1929

t42RushSprings — 10 Dec 2006 9:17:03 GMT

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Charles Clay and Hannah Wilson

Hjgbey — 6 Oct 2006 12:24:11 GMT

I was wondering if anyone knows the documentation for the claim that Charles Clay and Hannah Wilson married in 1667. It's a date that's floating around out there on the internet but I haven't been able to find its source. Thanks for any help.

Mary Magdaline CLAY -- b. 1830 OH

vwwood1 — 7 Dec 2006 3:47:32 GMT

Looking for a Mary Magdaline Clay born around 1830 in Ohio. Married Uriah Worley on 7 Jan 1858 and had 10 children. Died in 1898 in Dorchester, Nebraska. Would like to find her parents, siblings.Thanks

Clay Bible: MaryAnn Clay / Thomas Dawson

MaryDrinkard hager — 18 Nov 2006 11:43:22 GMT

MaryAnn Clay and Thomas Dawson married 1770..from the Clay Bible, online, Lib of Va

Clarissa Clay (Riddle?)

chameleon681 — 4 Nov 2006 4:44:12 GMT

I recently ran across some information that Clarissa Clay married Tyre Riddle. From the information the Clay history, a bit sketchy to say the least, goes like this:

Henry Clay, Sr. b. 1672 Henrico Co., Va.
m. Mary Mitchell in Chesterfield Co., Va.
d. 1760 Chesterfield Co., Va.
Henry Clay, Jr. b. 1713
m. Lucy Green
d. 1764
Charles Clay (no other information - just his name)
Clarissa Clay b. 1739 in Va.
m. Tyre Riddle

Does anyone have any source information to back all this up? What sort of books are out there that have the Clay family history? My family goes through the Riddles so I have no information at all about the Clays besides this.

CLAY, CECIL; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient - Civil War

jasche — 18 Nov 2006 4:22:35 GMT

Source: http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/mohciv.htm

Note: This is not my ancestry. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

CLAY, CECIL

Rank and organization: Captain, Company K, 58th Pennsylvania Infantry. Place and date: At Fort Harrison, Va., 29 September 1864. Entered service at:------. Birth: Philadelphia, Pa. Date of issue: 19 April 1892. Citation: Led his regiment in the charge, carrying the colors of another regiment, and when severely wounded in the right arm, incurring loss of same, he shifted the colors to the left hand, which also became disabled by a gunshot wound.

Theodore Bernard CLAY -- b. abt. 1875

cvbrewster — 18 Oct 2006 8:39:34 GMT

I am looking for any information on Theodore Bernard Clay born around July 10, 1875 in Philadelphia, PA and his wife Emma born around Feb 1878. I know he was an orphan, and they separted sometime between 1900 and 1910. They had one child, Theodore Robert Clay, on December 27, 1898. Any info would be great. Thanks!

Gravestone: Nannie M. CLAY 1918-1994

t42Bluebonnet — 30 Sep 2006 8:52:51 GMT

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Gravestone: Bertha CLAY Layfield 1898-1981

t42justin — 15 Sep 2006 12:31:17 GMT

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Seeking Children of James & Rebecca (Smith) CLAY of Illinois

Les Clay — 6 Sep 2006 5:32:47 GMT

Looking for info on the siblings of George Ambrose Clay whom moved to Madison County, Texas
John Henry Clay
Charles William Clay
J. W. Clay
Mary Clay

All Children of james Masten Clay and Rebecca Smith. Any information will be greatly appreciated.

William Clay in Wisconsin 1840's-60's

mplsKari — 5 Sep 2006 12:13:43 GMT

Hoping to find info on family and descendants of William Clay, b. 1828 in England. Came to Wisconsin before 1850 with his father John Clay. He married Hannah Storey Knowlton around 1856 and they had the following children; Ella b. 1857, Mary b.1860 and Willie (William) b. 1863.
William Clay lived in Neshkoro, Marquette, WI and ran a hotel there. He served in the Civil War, WI Company E, 1st Cav. and died on 23 July 1865 from illness contracted while in the army. He is buried at Fort Crawford Cemetery, Prairie du Chien, Crawford ,WI.

Please let me know if this family fits into your tree. I hope this information can be useful.

Arthur Bryan Clay 1905-1956 Summers Co, WV

rylandg — 25 Sep 2006 4:12:10 GMT

I'm researching the family of my great grandfather, George Washington Clay, son of Hyram and Elizabeth (Mullens) Clay.
George married Manerva Katherine Phillips. Their children were:
Arthur Bryan Clay
Edgar Clay
William Howard Clay
Pansy Clay
China J. Clay
Barbara M. Clay (my grandmother)
Esta Clay

Any relatives, or anyone researching this family, please contact me.
Thank you!

Robert Clay & John Curtis Clay Bible pages State of Delaware

Paul A Clay — 26 Aug 2006 6:13:39 GMT

I have just posted the Bible Pages for John Curtis Clay and Robert Clay family information from 1820 Bible.
http://www.geocities.com/pclay4/

William A. CLAY

Lois G. Lester — 29 Sep 1999 9:00:22 GMT

I am looking for the family of WIlliam A. CLAY. William lived in Palitine, Cook, ILL.. He married Malinda CRANDALL of ILL. I do know that his father was WM. CLAY that came from Kent Co., England. He had half brothers John Baker and E.N. CLAY that stayed in ILL. My William moved on to Cowley Co., Kansas. Then took the first land rush to Oklahoma. He recieved land in Payne Co., Oklahoma. Shortly after he died in 1889. Anyone knowing of this family I would appreciate hearing from. Thanks.

Henry CLAY -- Sheffield, England. Killed in the Great War 1916

smiths565 — 2 Aug 2006 11:59:01 GMT

I have been researching the names on a memorial in Sheffield Cathedral which remembers the policemen and firemen who fell in the Great War 1914-18

The result of this research is on my website http://www.stannington.webitsmart.co.uk/ in the 'Sheffield' section. There are details relating to Henry Clay. Was he a policeman or a fireman?. I know very little about this man Can anybody tell me anything about his family or his career? I'd love to know more.

Kind regards

Robert.

Charles T. Clay

lorna stein — 16 Jul 2006 4:16:58 GMT

Pedigree and cousins of Charles Thomas Clay sought. Told he was part Cherokee. Married a Rose Radocha Divis in Chicago. Had one daughter Grace Clay

Seeking Parents of Rebecca CLAY -- b. abt. 1790

dennish1 — 7 Dec 2002 7:13:17 GMT

I am trying to identify the parents of Rebecca Clay (b. circa 1790) and the wife of William Tiller. I have seen speculation that she was the granddaughter of Mitchell Clay, Sr., but I have not seen any proof. Thank you.

Dennis Hutchison

Henry Clay indenture Bristol Ohio

Lou — 13 Jul 2006 4:17:59 GMT

Nov 2, 1845, indenture of apprenticeship between John Reel, William Sager, and Henry Clay, age 12 years. With consent of guardian, John Reel, binds himself unto William Sager to age 21 to learn the trade of farming. Upon expiration of indenture, William Sager will furnish Henry Clay with a new bible, two good suits of common wearing apparel, a young horse worth $60, one saddle worth $10, and bridle and martingales worth $2, and $28 in cash. end of contract
this was done in Bristol Twp, Trumbull Co. Ohio

Leah Clay indenture Bristol Oh

Lou — 13 Jul 2006 4:13:55 GMT

Jan 1, 1846, indenture of apprenticeship between John Reel, David B. Strong, and Leah Clay, age 9. John Reel guardian of Leah Clay, does bind Leah Clay unto David B. Strong until she reaches the age of 18, to learn the trade of housekeeping. Upon expiration of apprenticeship, David, will provide Leah Clay with one new bible, at least two suits of common wearing apparel, one cow, one bed, and one spinning wheel.
end of contract. this was done in Bristol Twp. Trumbull Co. Ohio

Samuel Clay indenture in Bristol Ohio

Lou — 13 Jul 2006 4:10:05 GMT

Indenture of aprrenticeship, Sept 8, 1847, between John Reel, guardian to Samuel Clay, and Jacob Eckstine. Samuel Clay age 9 years the 16th of Sept 1847, with consent of guardian, binds himself as apprentice until Sept 16, 1856, to Jacob Eckstine to learn farming. At expiration, Jacob Eckstine will furnish him with one bible and at least two good suits of common wearing apparel...end of contract.
this is done in Bristol Twp. Trumbull Co. Ohio.

Roxie CLAY -- b. abt. 1856 GA

bettie_d — 12 Jul 2006 2:48:00 GMT

Looking for information on Roxie Clay born around 1856 in Thomas, Ga---don't know if that is Thomas County, GA or a town named Thomas.
Thanks

Charles Monroe Clay residing in Tulsa, OK

searchingsusie — 21 Jun 2006 4:06:18 GMT

anyone know Charles (Charlie) Monroe Clay Jr. - he was born May 5, 1920 in Sherman Texas to Charles Monroe & Emma Elizabeth Clay.
He now resides in Tulsa, OK. with his wife Libby.

Please email me cooknwoman@aol.com
Thanks,
Susie

Mary Clay and Uncle Leighty???

paalgel — 10 Jun 2006 1:41:19 GMT

Mary and her husband had a ranch in Colorado. Her maiden name was Clay and her father was Oliver Clay and mother was Lotta Biggs. They were from Canton Missouri. In the 1950's, my husband visited them on their ranch. I do not know the spouses name for sure and he was known as Uncle Leighty but it may have been Uncle I. D. for all we know. These Clays had intermarried with the Algeos.

Richard & Charlotte CLAY Family in NY @1830-1860

Charlotte Bowers — 6 Jun 2006 12:16:24 GMT

I am looking for Richard and Charlotte Clay and their children: Henry,Sarah, George, John, Richard. Birth certificates, marriage, immigration records

Charles Clay Bourbon County KY

Mimi_Chu — 3 Jun 2006 1:32:39 GMT

Does anyone have any information on these two people? I am trying to find the father and mother of Charles Clay (m. Mary Heathman) in Bourbon Cty., KY. Charles Clay and Mary Heathman moved to Missouri. Thanks, Mimi

Henry Clay of Alabama in 1832

BasketLady420 — 29 May 2006 8:53:34 GMT

Henry Clay is listed in the 1832 Creek Nation, Alabama census.

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information, which comes from a webpage called "1832 Creek Nation, Alabama census." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~texlance/1832census...

(Clyde) Ensley Clay

buster143181 — 6 May 2006 1:46:40 GMT

Looking for information on Clyde Ensley Clay. He went by Ensley. He was born in Belmont Co., Ohio. They say he passed away in Witcha, Kansas. It should have been around 1948 - 1950. Give or take a few years. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!!!!!! Sorry don't know if he ever married nor why he was out there.