It's hard to believe that The Lark Family Genealogy Website has been up and running for 24 years. The navigation bar at the top and the bottom of every page and on the side of the home page will take you around the site. I'd love to hear from you -- email, tweet, facebook, & I wouldn't even mind smoke signals if helps me to connect or stay connected with cousins -- old and new. Enjoy!
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Robert "Bob" Henry Clark b 7 June 1933 - d 19 Feb 2022 Son of Otto CLARK and Lacy May LARK Obituary With the passing of Robert "Bob" Henry Clark all of Lacy May Lark's children have now passed. |
James Ray LARK b 4 June 1958 - d 30 Jan 2022 Son of Ronald Ray LARK and Betty Lorene SPANGLER Obituary |
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My beloved father, Scott E. Lark, passed away on 8 November 2019 at 96 1/2 years old. My dad was "the Last of the Mochicans" as he'd say, outliving his 11 brothers and sisters by 17 years. He was interred with my mom, Shirley Jane PEARSON Lark on 6 January 2020 at 0900 with full Military Honors at Arlington National Cemetery. His obituary can be found here. The on line obituary and Guest Book will reamin open permanently and can be found here.
Chart, Ancestors of Scott E. LARK (PDF Format, 4 pages) |
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To all the Lark's that are descendants from George Washington LARK (1884-1940) or his brother, Charles Henry LARK (1877-1954) --- welcome to Clan MacFarlane! We are MacFarlane's! Visit the DNA Page or the Mystery Surrounding James M. LARK.
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In 1942, my grandfather first met Corporal Robert “Skids” Gray. A native of New England who, before World War II had done duty in China and American Samoa, Skids was what my grandfather called a “model Marine.” He always presented himself immaculately: his uniform trousers had so sharp a crease you could cut your finger on it. Read More...
In 1929, my grandfather’s family moved from Castlewood, Virginia to
Baltimore, Maryland. Before
leaving Russell County, thinking he was done with school forever, my
grandfather tossed aside his Kindergarden primer book along the walk home
down Gravel Lick Road. Back on
the farm, his mother was furious: books and paper were expensive.
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![]() Brothers: William Allen Lark (1867-1952) and John B. Lark (1851-1901) *Picture compliments of Dorothy |
![]() John D. Lark, my brother, and great grandson to John B. Lark -- Anybody see the resemblence to John B. Lark besides me??? |
- Added photo of Virginia Elizabeth LARK 2 Oct 1904 - 10 Sep 1922, Daughter of William Allen LARK and Cosby Ellen AMOS, Gallery 15
- Added Obituary and
Cemetery Location for Robert Henry CLARK, son of Otto CLARK and Lacy Mae LARK
- Added Obituary and Cemetery
Location for James Ray LARK, son of Ronald Ray LARK and Betty Lorene SPANGLER
- Added Headstone pic for Marilyn CLARK (nee' Ryan) married to Robert Henry CLARK
- Death Certificate for Gladys BATES daughter of Martin Van Buren BATES and Mary LARK