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Generation: 1

  1. 1.  William Stine was born on 17 May 1804 in St.Martin Parish, Louisiana (son of John Stine, Sr and Elizabeth Isabel Clark); died after 1804.

    Notes:

    Stine, Guillaume (Jean of Pennsylvania & Elizabeth Clark) b 17 May 1803 Sm Ch v. 6 #40)
    (only 6 mos difference in William's birth date & Ann's. Arbitrarially changed his b to 1804.)


Generation: 2

  1. 2.  John Stine, Sr was born before 1770 in Germany; Maryland or Pennsylvania (son of John Stine and Barbara Kuger); died on 25 Jun 1829 in New Iberia, St.Martin Parish, Louisiana.

    Notes:

    Stine, Jean of Pennsylvania (Jean & Barbara Koakre) (Kruger) m 15 Jan 1792 Elizabeth Garret (Opel Ch: v 1, p 37) (Elizabeth was raised by Garret, must have used his name)
    Stine, Jean (Jean & Barbara Kuger) m Elizabeth Clarck (SM Ch.)
    at time of birth of Philip, 1809, said of New Iberia.

    John married Elizabeth Isabel Clark on 15 Jan 1792 in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana. Elizabeth (daughter of Patrick* "Francios" Clark, (Immigrant) and Rachel* (Mary) Melon (or Malone)) was born about 1777 in Maryland; died in 1832 in Saint Mary Parish, Louisiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Elizabeth Isabel Clark was born about 1777 in Maryland (daughter of Patrick* "Francios" Clark, (Immigrant) and Rachel* (Mary) Melon (or Malone)); died in 1832 in Saint Mary Parish, Louisiana.

    Notes:

    marriage: SM & Opel. Ch

    STEEN, John (John STINE & Barbara KUGER) m 15 Jan 1792 Elizabeth GARRETT (Josue & Melanie BORTCHELL) Opel. Ch.: v. 1-A, p. 37 (SWLR V1a, p. 728)
    Note: Elizabeth was raised by Garrett, her stepfather. Was Melanie Bortchell his first wife?

    he died: Succ. dated 23 Jun 1829 SM Ct. Hse.: Succ. #623
    she died: Succ. dated 20 Mar 1832 SM Ct. Hse.: Succ. #687

    John Stine died 25 June 1829 in New Iberia, St. Martin, Louisiana.
    SLR 2: "See Bodin 11 219 & DeVillier, page 137 shows that he was married 15 January 1792 to Elizabeth Garrett (Clark) of Selected Annotated Abstracts of St. Mary Parish, Louisiana Marriage Book 1 1811-1829."

    Children:
    1. Mary Stine was born on 8 Oct 1792 in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana; died after 1811.
    2. Barbara Stine was born in Sep 1795; died after 1796.
    3. Jeanne Stine was born on 11 Nov 1797 in St.Martin Parish, Louisiana; died after 1798.
    4. John Stine, Jr was born about 1800; died after 1818.
    5. Anne Stine was born on 11 Nov 1802 in St.Martin Parish, Louisiana; died after 1803.
    6. 1. William Stine was born on 17 May 1804 in St.Martin Parish, Louisiana; died after 1804.
    7. Rachel Stine was born on 17 Jun 1807 in St.Martin Parish, Louisiana; died after 1808.
    8. Philip Stine was born on 29 Dec 1809 in St.Martin Parish, Louisiana; died after 1810.
    9. Hypolite Stine was born in 1810; died before 1860 in of, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana.


Generation: 3

  1. 4.  John Stine was born about 1745 in Germany; Maryland or Pennsylvania; died after 1771.

    Notes:

    Stine, Jean m Barba Kuger (SM Ch.)

    John married Barbara Kuger about 1765. Barbara was born about 1745 in Maryland; died after 1771. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 5.  Barbara Kuger was born about 1745 in Maryland; died after 1771.
    Children:
    1. 2. John Stine, Sr was born before 1770 in Germany; Maryland or Pennsylvania; died on 25 Jun 1829 in New Iberia, St.Martin Parish, Louisiana.

  3. 6.  Patrick* "Francios" Clark, (Immigrant) was born in 1743 in Ireland; Baltimore, Maryland (son of Nicholas* Clark and Catherine* Quinter); died before 1782 in St. Martinville, St. Martin Parish, Louisiana.

    Other Events and Attributes:

    • Emigration: Bef 1767, Ireland

    Notes:

    Note: LV Hayes only source for parents.

    SLR Vol 1, Francois m Rachel Melon of Caroline (SM Ch/St.Martin of Tours Church
    Clark, Patrick of Ireland m Rachel Melony (SM Ch./St. Martin of Tours Church)
    Patrick married (1) Rachel Melon, daughter of Melon and unk about 1770. Rachel was born abt 1755 in MD/PA.
    Melon, Rachel m Franois Clark, m/2 Joachim (Joshua) Garet (Garrett).

    There was a possible connection between the Clarks and the Stephens in Maryland. There is a Rachel Clark who married William Stevens and some purport that she is the daughter of Francis; however her birth is 1792.
    ____
    Hebert references to Patrick v Francis:
    SLR - 1750-1800, p 187
    CLARK, Guillaume (William) (Jimi [James] CLARCK - native of Maryland & Ester COMSTOK - of New England) b 15 Dec 1800, bt 5 Feb 1807 higher up- at Prairie du Chicot Noir - at the home of --- LOISEL. Pats: Patrice (Patrick) CLARK - from Ireland & Rachel MELON - of Maryland; Mats: Guillaume COMSTOK (William CUMSTOLK) - from New England & Rachel ALREDGE - from the same (New England); Spons: James ANDRES & Rachel CLARCK. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.6-A, p 21)

    p 190
    CLARK, William (James - of Mariland & Ester CUMSTOCK - of New England) b 15 Dec 1800, bt. 5 Feb 1807 at Chicot Noir - residence of a Mr. LOYSEL. Pats: Patrick CLARK of Ireland & Rachel MELON; Mats: William CUMSTOCK - of New England & Rachel ALREDGE - of New England; Spons: James ANDRUS & Rachel CLARK. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: Folio E, #53)

    p 189
    CLARK, Marie Louise (James - of Maryland, diocese of Baltimore & Esther COMSTOCK - of New England) b 10 Dec 1798, bt 21 Dec 1799. Pats: Patrick CLARK & Mary MELON - of America; Mats: Mr. COMSTOCK & Rachel HOLERIGE (ALDREDGE) - all Americans; Spons: Alexis CARLIN & Marguerite SENETIERE - wife of Pierre BONVILAIN. During a mission on Bayou Teych where I baptized at the place of JOHNSTON. End of the mission. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.5, #215)

    p 176
    CLARK, George (James - of Maryland & Ester CUMSTOCK - of New England) b 23 Aug 1805, bt 5 Feb 1807 at Chicot Noir - residence of Mr. LOYSEL Pats: Patrick CLARK - of Ireland & Rachel MELON; Mats: William CUMSTOCK - of New England & Rachel ALREDGE - of New England; Spons: Joseph ANDRUS & Rachel ANDRUS. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: Folio E, p 53)

    CLARK, George (Jimi [James] CLARCK - native of Maryland & Ester COMSTOK - of New England) b 23 Aug 1805, bt 5 Feb 1807 higher up at Prairie du Chicot Noir - at the home of --- LOISEL. Pats: Patrice (Patrick) CLARK - from Ireland & Rachel MELON - of Maryland; Mats: Guillaume COMSTOK (William CUMSTOLK) - from New England & Rachel ALREDGE - from the same (New England); Spons: Joseph ANDRES & Rachel ANDRES. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM Ch.: v.6-A, p 21)

    Vol 2 (?) p 131
    CLARK, James of Maryland (Patrick of Ireland & Rachel MELONY) m Ester CUMSTOK of New England (SM Ch.)

    p 132
    CLARK, Patrick of Ireland m Rachel MELONY (SM Ch.)

    CLARK, Jean (James CLARK & Ester COMSTOCK) Pats: Francois CLARK of Ireland & Rachel MELON) - Fr. Gabriel ISABEY

    CLARK, Ann (John - of Baltimore & Sara ROBERT) Pats: Francis CLARK & Rachel MELONE - Fr. Louis BUHOT

    CLARK, Anne - a single adult about age 20 yrs (Francois & Rachel MELLON) Fr. Pedro de ZAMORA
    CLARK, Anne - of Virginia, (Francis CLARK & Rachel MELON) m John HAYES, Fr. Pedro de ZAMORA

    CLARK, John (Francis & Rachel MELLON), Fr. Pedro de ZAMORA

    CLARK, Rachel (John of Baltimore & Sara ROBERT) - Pats: Francis CLARK & Rachel MELONE - Fr. Louis BUHOT

    CLARK, Susan (John of Baltimore & Sara ROBERT) Pats: Francis CLARK & Rachel MELONE - Fr. Louis BUHOT

    COMSTOCK, Esther (William COMSTOK & Rachel AULDBRIDGE) m Jacques CHARG (CLARK) (Francois of Maryland & Rachuel MILONE) Fr. de DEVA

    Vol ?
    CLARK, Ana (Francois & Rachel MELLONI)
    CLARK, Celeste Sara (Francois of Ireland & Rachel MELON)
    CLARK, Elizabeth (Francois & Rachel MELON)
    CLARK, Francois m Rachel MELON
    CLARK, Jean (Francois & Rachel MELONE) m Sarah ROBERTS
    CLARK, John (Francois & Raquel MELHON)

    Patrick* married Rachel* (Mary) Melon (or Malone) about 1767 in Maryland. Rachel* (daughter of John* Melon and (..) Melon, Mrs) was born in 1750 in Baltimore, Maryland; of Carolina; died on 15 Oct 1811 in St. Martinville, St. Martin Parish, Louisiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  4. 7.  Rachel* (Mary) Melon (or Malone) was born in 1750 in Baltimore, Maryland; of Carolina (daughter of John* Melon and (..) Melon, Mrs); died on 15 Oct 1811 in St. Martinville, St. Martin Parish, Louisiana.

    Notes:

    Listed as "of Pennsylvania" in Catherine Garrett's marriage record.

    Other entries to investigate:
    Stout, Joseph, a convert-born and educated by Quakers bt 23 Sep 1792 (Opel Ch.: v.1 p 107)
    Stout, Joseph, (Pierre & Marie Mollon) m 30 Sept 1792 Charlotte Bonvillain (Opel Ch.: v.1, p 41)
    Rachel Melon's sister - est age of Marie Mollon - 1752

    Listed in 1810 LA census:
    Mellone, Patrick, Hartford
    Melon, Lewis Attakapas Par 51010-00010-09
    ____
    Rose Meuillon, b: Abt. 1780, m: Abt. 1800 (if related to Rachel, have to be a bro's child)
    m William Wells: (Wells, William m Rose Meuillon (Opel Ch))
    Children:
    1. Benjamin Wells; b: 13 Jun, 1802
    Wells, Benjamin (Willing & Rose Meuillon) b 13 Jun 1802, bt 18 Dec 1806 at Bayou Bouf (Boeuf) Spons: Jacques Lamotte & Luce Meuillon. Fr. Louis Buhot (Opel Ch. v.1-B, p 397)
    2. Emelie Wells; b: 3 Apr, 1804 of Bayou Rouge
    Wells, Emilie (Wiling & Rose Meuillon) b 3 Apr 1804, bt 18 Dec 1806 at Bayou Bouf (Boeuf) Spons: William Miller & Jeanne Meuillon. Fr. Louis Buhot (Opel Ch: v 1-B, p 397)
    3. Desiree Wells; b: 11 Oct, 1805
    Wells, Desiree (Willing & Rose Meuillon) b 11 Oct 1806, bt 18 Dec 1806 at Bayou Bouf (Boeuf) Spons: Valentine Laissard; Eulalie Wells. Fr. Louis Buhot (Opel Ch: v1-B, p 397)
    4. William Wells; b: 19 Aug, 1810
    Wells, William (William & Rose Meuillon) b 19 Aug 1810, bt 17 Jul 1811 at Bayou Bouef Spons: Benjamin Wells & Eugenie Lamotte. Fr. Louis Buhot (Opel Ch v. 1-B, p 533)
    _____
    (Also spelled Rachuel, Mary, Melony, Meloni, Melloni, Milone, Melhon)
    Also Pennsylvania, Maryland, Caroline.
    If the birth dates are correct, she was only 13 when she had her first child.
    _____________________
    ... was at the Vermilion Parish GenWeb site tonight and found the cemetery where Rachel Clark and second husband Joshua Garret are buried. Thought you might like the information. Sounds as though it was the family cemetery on Garret land. I keep wanting to spell Garret with two t's. I live on Garrett Ave. Would never have found this information if I hadn't gotten the name of Rachel's second husband from you.
    Thanks
    Terry

    GARRET-BERWICK CEMETERY, Garret Plantation, Bayou Sale, St. Mary Parish, Louisiana

    Made available to The USGenWeb Archives by R. Paul Adams (adams@mail.lded.state.la.us)

    This family cemetery is located at lat. 29.7027 North, Long. 91.4688 W, in Section 60, Township-15-South, Range-10-East, on the West side of Bayou Sale Road, (State Route 317), between the Southern Pacific Rail Road and the Intracoastal Waterway.

    The following tombstone inscriptions and miscellaneous information was compiled by Mrs. Clyde Alpha, Mrs. Southwell Fisher, and Mary Elizabeth Sanders.

    Sacred to the Memory of Sacred to the Memory of
    LOUISA BERWICK DAVID BERWICK
    Born Jan. 1815- Died Jan. 13, 1965 Born Apr. 18, 1808- Died Nov. 13, 1874

    Sacred to the Memory of Sacred to the Memory of
    LEILA and PHOEBE BERWICK EDWARD BERWICK
    Born May 10, 1852 and June 26, 1855 Born the 2nd March 184_
    Died Nov. 29, 1863 Died the_________(Broken)

    DALLAS BERWICK IRA BERWICK
    Born 11 Oct. (Broken) Born 21 June (Broken)
    Died 1 Apr. 1849 Died 13 May 1849

    To the Memory of My Beloved Husband JOSEPH STANWOOD BERWICK
    JOSEPH J. BERWICK Born Nov. 3, 1872- Died Nov. 16, 1896
    Born Sept. 15, 1838-Died Nov. 16, 1879

    JOSEPH OSCAR ALLEN (2 graves with stones could not be
    Born Dec. 4, 1863(?) Be approached due to undergrowth)
    Died July 24, 1867

    A large brick square, unmarked, contains: Sacred to the Memory of
    some four graves, probably those of MARIA LOUISA ALLEN
    JOSHUA GARRET, RACHEL GARRET Born at Keeserville, N.Y. Dec. 8, 1826
    CATHERINE GARRET NICKELSON Died Dec. 14, 1881
    and RUFUS NICKELSON.

    Sacred to the Memory of Sacred to the Memory of
    FRANCIS BENNETT(?) RUTH DENNETT
    Born Aug. 30, 1815 Born Nov. 12, 1854
    Died May 30, 1863 Died May 21, 1863

    Sacred to the Memory of Sacred to the Memory of
    SHAKESPEARE ALLEN, M. D. LOUISA BERWICK
    Born at Keeserville, N.Y. July 15, 1829 Beloved Wife of Dr. Shakespeare Allen
    Died at Centerville, La. Sept. 2, 1875 Born May 24, 1836
    Died June 17, 1902

    Our LITTLE LEO
    Born March 14, 1858
    Died Dec. 17, 1862

    COMMENTS: I am a decedent of Joshua GARRETT, and as such wanted to mention the mis-spelling of the family name. Joshua GARRETT, with two Ts came to S. Louisiana in the 1770s and settled on Bayou Nezpique in the County of Opelousas, in what is now Evangeline Parish. Later he moved his family to the County of Attakapas, in what is now St. Mary Parish. Under the governance of the Spanish his name was misspelled in many ways, which was not unusual. In the marriage records of St. Martin de Tours Roman Catholic church in St. Martinville, LA, he is listed as Josue Garrot, and in Spanish Military records, he served in a Spanish milita unit, de la Compagnie de milite des Oppeloussas(sic) and is listed as Josua Garote. During this period of transition, from France to Spain to France, then to the United States there was probably some confusion between the clerics and civil officials as to which language to use to record official events. To compound this continuing error, the name of this cemetery on the N. BEND
    USGS 7.5 min. Quadrangle is listed as Gratt Cem. I have tried to have this corrected, but as yet have only met with stiff resistance from Washington bureaucrats.

    Made available to The USGenWeb Archives by R. Paul Adams (adams@mail.lded.state.la.us)
    (c) Copyright 1997, R. Paul Adams

    ------
    American Genealogical Biographical Index:

    Name:
    Rachel Meloan

    Birth Date:
    1750

    Volume:
    116

    Page Number:
    132

    Reference:
    Maryland Rev. recds; pension clain\ms, bounty land applications, marriages of soldiers. By Harry Wright Newman. Washington, DC. 1938. (155p.):119

    Notes:

    St. Martin of Tours Church

    St. Martin of Tours Church

    Married:
    U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
    Name: Rachel Melon
    Gender: Female
    Birth Place: MD
    Birth Year: 1750
    Spouse Name: Patrick Francis Clark
    Spouse Birth Place: Ir
    Spouse Birth Year: 1745
    Marriage State: of LA
    Number Pages: 1

    Children:
    1. James* (Jacques) William Clark was born in 1768 in St.Peter Diocese, Baltimore, Maryland; died after 1815 in of, Opelousas, St. Landry Parish, Louisiana.
    2. John Little "Jean" Clark was born about 1771 in Baltimore Co, Maryland; died before 29 Sep 1820 in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana.
    3. Celeste Sarah "Sally" Clark was born about 1773 in Baltimore, Maryland/Pennsylvania; died on 11 Jun 1824 in Saint Mary Parish, Louisiana.
    4. Anne Clark was born in 1775 in Maryland (of Virginia); died before Sep 1821 in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana.
    5. 3. Elizabeth Isabel Clark was born about 1777 in Maryland; died in 1832 in Saint Mary Parish, Louisiana.


Generation: 4

  1. 12.  Nicholas* Clark was born about 1717 in of, Ireland (son of (..)* Clark, Mr); died after 1766.

    Notes:

    As a little known event to add to the troubles in Ireland in the middle of the eighteenth century, a famine occured in 1739-40 which was said to have caused nearly 400,000 deaths to occur in Ireland.


    Melinda writes of (..) Clark:
    It is a supposition on the part of several Louisiana Clark researchers that Terence, Patrick, John and Francis are brothers. There is an additional Clark family in the Orleans Territory, headed by Matthew Clark and Isabelle Wilson, who may be another brother. There are various documents that link the descendants of the first four as cousins (find reference here from Sue Severson). Patrick's wife and Francis' wife both are named Melon/Malone (and various other transliterated spellings) and are both referred to as "from Baltimore, Maryland." In addition, there is a 1790 document executed by Patrick in which the scribe refers to his brother "Clarens", which may be Terence.

    Nicholas* married Catherine* Quinter about 1737. Catherine* was born about 1720; died after 1766. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 13.  Catherine* Quinter was born about 1720; died after 1766.
    Children:
    1. Edward John Thomas Clark was born about 1738 in Ireland; New York; died after 1804 in of, St.Martin Parish, Louisiana.
    2. Patrick Clark was born about 1740; died about 1809 in Avoyelles Parish, Louisiana.
    3. 6. Patrick* "Francios" Clark, (Immigrant) was born in 1743 in Ireland; Baltimore, Maryland; died before 1782 in St. Martinville, St. Martin Parish, Louisiana.
    4. John Clark, I was born about 1745 in of, Virginia; died after 1766.
    5. Jacob Clark was born about 1750 in of, Ireland; died after 1776.
    6. Roger Clark was born about 1751 in of, Ireland; died after 1792.

  3. 14.  John* Melon was born about 1725 in of, Baltimore, Maryland; died after 1753.

    John* married (..) Melon, Mrs about 1745. (..) was born about 1725 in of, Baltimore, Maryland; died before 1797. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  4. 15.  (..) Melon, Mrs was born about 1725 in of, Baltimore, Maryland; died before 1797.
    Children:
    1. Catherine Melon was born about 1740 in of, Pennsylvania; Virginia; died after 1766.
    2. Marie (Mollon) Melon was born about 1749; died after 1773.
    3. 7. Rachel* (Mary) Melon (or Malone) was born in 1750 in Baltimore, Maryland; of Carolina; died on 15 Oct 1811 in St. Martinville, St. Martin Parish, Louisiana.