Who is the father of Wm Clark ( b.1740 NC-1818 Ky) who married Leah Johnson and Sarah Higgins?

Question

I also need to know who Leah Johnsons (b.1742 NC) parents and siblings were. Thanks for your help! It is appreciated

Answer 1

www.familysearch.org

William Clark
Male

Birth: About 1740 Of, , Anson, North Carolina

Christening:
Death:
Burial:

Parents:
Father: John Clark
Mother: Mary Gibson

www.familysearch.org--marriage info

William Clark
Male
Birth: About 1740 , , North Carolina

Christening:
Death: 24 OCT 1818

Burial:



Marriages:
Spouse: Leah Johnson
Marriage: About 1757 , , North Carolina

www.familysearch.org--children of William and Leah:

1. David Clark
Male
Birth: 1758 , , North Carolina
Christening:
Death: 1842
Burial

2. Thomas Clark
Male
Birth: About 1763 , , North Carolina
Christening:
Death:
Burial:

3. Sarah Clark
Female
Birth: About 1775 , , North Carolina
Christening:
Death: 16 NOV 1828

www.familysearch.org--marriage of William Clark & Sarah Higgin

Husband
WILLIAM CLARK


Birth: 1740, North Carolina
Christening:
Marriage: 14 MAR 1808 , Clay, Kentucky
Death:
Burial:


Wife
SARAH HIGGIN
Birth:
Christening:
Marriage: 14 MAR 1808 , Clay, Kentucky

www.ancestry.com--Sarah


Sarah Higgin Clark
Born: 1765
Died: 1818
Marriage: 14 May 1808 in Clay, Kentucky, USA

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I'm afraid you've hit the beginning of the tree (BOT) where online resources are concerned. I've gone through the online trees at KindredKonnections, New England Genealogical Historical Society, Ancestry.com, FamilySearch.org, plus the Kentucky and North Carolina GenWeb sites. Many list your Leah, but no one has identified her parents.

It's going to take legwork to identify them. You'll have to go through the marriage records, plus you'll want probated wills in North Carolina looking for references in the wills to a daughter named Leah.

Since you don't have the date of marriage, you'll have to work off the birth of her first child. The best guestimate I've found is 1760.

As for William, here's the best researched and documented bio on him. It should help you. But as always, you'll want to pull the references yourself to verify their accuracy. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/l/a/James-Clark-TN/PDFGENE1.pdf