Name: nel9 -- CLARKE of Lowville, Co Galway and of Rath or Dungar, Co Offaly

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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Walter Lowe CLARKE: Birth: ABT 1859. Death: 15 APR 1890 in St Stephen's Hospital, Dublin, Ireland

  2. Georgina Martha Dalzelle CLARKE: Birth: ABT DEC 1860. Death: 01 MAR 1869 in Rathmines, Dublin, Ireland


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Thomas H CLARKE: Birth: BEF 1828. Death: 09 JUN 1852 in Arthurstown, Co Wexford, Ireland

  2. William George CLARKE: Birth: 04 FEB 1828 in Ballymena, Co Antrim, Ireland. Death: 23 APR 1858 in Judgispore, Arrah, India

  3. Seymour Fitzjohn CLARKE: Birth: ABT 1830 in Co Waterford?, Ireland. Death: 1870 in Dublin South Reg District, Dublin, Ireland

  4. John Harrison CLARKE: Birth: ABT 1831 in Co Antrim?, Ireland. Death: 04 SEP 1864 in Bermuda

  5. George S CLARKE: Birth: ABT 1833 in Co Waterford, Ireland. Death: 05 FEB 1903 in Howth, Co Dublin, Ireland

  6. Richard Charles CLARKE: Birth: ABT 1842. Death: 12 NOV 1900 in Howth, Co Dublin, Ireland

  7. Unknown CLARKE: Death: BEF 1852

  8. Mary Ann CLARKE: Death: 14 NOV 1856 in Dublin, Ireland


Sources
1. Title:   Ireland, Select Marriages, 1619-1898

Notes
a. Note:   of Woodlands, Fairview, Clontarf.
 County Inspector of the Irish Constabulary.
 Stationed at Clontarf, Dublin in 1864, previously at Waterford for many years.
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 The Advocate: or, Irish Industrial Journal, 07 November 1849.
 "John Clarke, Esq., of Dungarvan, county inspector the county and city of Waterford, has been appointed the Lord Lieutenant first-class inspector - an appointment creditable to his Excellency, and satisfactory to the public."
  Cork Examiner, 02 November 1849.
 "Oct 31st. - His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to promote John Clarke, Esq., Inspector of the County and City of Waterford, on recommendation of Colonel Sir Duncan McGregor, from 2nd. to 1st class County Inspector. Such an appointment reflected the highest credit on the executive Government, as a more amiable, or a more excellent character cannot be than Mr. Clarke. His humanity and good feeling displayed towards the food rioters of this town in '45, were most conspicuous, and proved him to be of sound judgement, steady, cool, deliberate and unflinching from his post, when surrounded with danger. Such qualities on his part, have gained for him the gratitude, respect and admiration of the public generally, who feel proud of the honour conferred on him."
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 RIC Constabulary Officers - A Biographical Dictionary & Genealogical Guide, 1816 - 1922.
 Clarke, John: LDS 2097/058; born 1800, Co Galway; father of Thomas H Clarke, SI, RIC; 3rd SI 1/1/1825; CC Ballymena, Co Antrim, 1831; pensioned 1/6/1865; (WO 339/6572).
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 Gravestone Inscription, Mount Jerome Cemetery, Dublin.
 No.9650
 "Memory | of | JOHN CLARKE | who died 12th Sept. 1881 aged 78 | GEORGINA | 1st March 1869 aged 8 | Buried in adjoining grave | WALTER | Died 15th April 1880 aged 30 | Grandchildren of WALTER LAURENCE | of Laurencetown | MARIA LAURENCE (Aunt) Died 1st March 1899."
  [http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/1headstones/mt-jerome65.txt]
  (Walter Clarke died 15 Apr 1890 according to Irish Will calendars)
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