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I am looking for descendants of my Great Uncle Howard Clark who married Elsie May Hingeley in 1912 ,they lived in Garrison Lane Birmingham. I would love to contact any distant relatives.
Regards Edward Clark

First step......look for births

http://www.freebmd.org.uk/

If there aren't any.........no descendants

Look on here in 'search all trees'.........someone other than you may have Howard in a GR tree

Edward, have you looked for matches with other members? Use the search box above right and select 'search all member trees'.
Jan

8 children registered..........check them out

Just to clarify - name a little different:

Marriages Sep 1912
CLARK Howard Hingsley Aston 6d 670
Hingeley May Clark Aston 6d 670

Jan

Death
Name: CLARK, Howard James
Registration district: Birmingham
County: Warwickshire
Year of registration: 1988
Month of registration: October
Date of Birth:20 December 1913
Volume no: 32
Page no: 854
Reg no: 1088
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CLARK, WILFRED VERDUN

Rank: Staff Serjeant
Service No: 7632077
Date of Death: 07/09/1944
Age: 27
Regiment/Service: Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Grave Reference VI. D. 6.
Cemetery AREZZO WAR CEMETERY

Additional Information:
Son of Howard and May Clark, of Smallheath, Birmingham.

He was destined to die in War..........with a first world war battlefield for a second name

One child reg'd with MMN Hingley...the other 7 have the extra 'e'

Deaths Mar 1920 (>99%)
CLARK George G 4 Aston 6d 526

According to a tree on Ancestry there were 9 children to the marriage, 5 male and 4 female. Eight are now deceased, 1 female marked private.

Edward, if you don't have access to Ancestry then you can search and view public Ancestry trees on their free spin off site Mundia http://www.mundia.com/gb/. You can also message the tree owners.

You have to register but it is free.

Hello Edward and welcome to the Community Boards... :-)






I will let Edward know that he has replies to his query. :-)

Many thanks to you all following all your suggestions I have now found a lot more about my great uncles family
Thanks again Edward