We know that there are photographs and portraits of almost all the descendents and relatives of Marshal Clarke, and the places they lived. These paintings and photos are all cherished, but scattered throughout the world. We need copies of them for the website so that all of us can enjoy them! By clicking on any of the thumbnail photos and portraits here, you can access a higher-definition copy. In some cases the photos were extraordinarily faded, but we hope to store here the best copies we can find.

A.R.M.C.

The Family Portraits

of the descendents, cousins and relatives of Marshal and Betty Clarke of Tipperary

Graiguenoe Park, showing the later wing	Clarissa Trant 1829	Ralph Vernon Esq. died at Edinborough aged 25 years. Eldest son of Samuel Vernon Esq of Chester	Graiguenoe, in 1897, showing the new wing, and the slope down to the river	Elizabeth Pearson, then aged 92, in the last year of her life 1764-1856- married Rev J B Pearson in 1793, Died at Hill Ridware Staffs Daughter of the Rev James Falconer LLD, Archdeacon of Darby, Probendary Lichfield, Rector of Thorpe Constantine
John Pearson (1749-1808) Propendary of Litchfield, Vicar of Croxall, Son of James Pearson MA vicar of jSt Juliens	An old photograph of Graiguenoe before the new wing.	The summer house at Graiguenoe	Graiguenoe Park, c1880	Elizabeth Bowen
Henry Clarke, Marshal of France who declared himself to Sir John Clarke as a relative	A fine study of Henry Clarke, one of Napoleon's marshal, whose grandfather was one of the Kilkenny Clarkes	BowensCourt Sold by Elizabeth Bowen in 1959 and subsequently demolished.	The entrance Gate and lodge at BowensCourt	Athgoe, in 1898 D. F. Nicholl, A Bowen, MSne, B Knollys
Athgoe in 1898 D F Nicholl, A Bowen, B Knollys Georgr Clarke	The top of the staircase at Graiguenoe	Charles Clarke, the builder of Graiguenoe Park	Athgoe, at Christmas 1897 Harriet Butler, George Butler, GVC, F Butler, FNC	Charles N Clarke's wedding presents displayed at Graiguenoe
The Drawing room at Graiguenoe Park	The Front of Athgoe, 1896	The gardens at Athgoe in 1896	Mary Kynaston Aug 1890	Chang Pennant (1864-1936) second cousin to CNC etc via the Pearsons
Rev James Falconer	Thomas Hall	Rabbit Trapper at Graiguenoe, name unknown	The Staff at Graiguenoe in 1892. Unfortunately their names are knot known	Charles Cole Bowen, C N Clarke, Mary Bowen and Sarah Bowen
Charles Clarke, From an old portrait at Graiguenoe	Mary Elizabeth Clarke (widow of MNC) aged 56 with her children Marshal (age 16) , Charles (26), Marion (23), George (19), Otway (21)	The Drawing room at Graiguenoe, taken from an old photograph by CNC c 1890	The Library at Graiguenoe. It would seem to be Rita playing the piano	Rita and her favourite horse.
Marshal Clarke b 1871 photo'd in 1890	George V Clarke Sept 1889	Cecil Cholm Bowen	L Otway Clarke	Marshal, George, Otway and Charles. The four sons of Marshal and Mary taken in 1892
Henry Bowen and F Bowen	Sidney Whitehead	Mary Kynaston	Charles Lionel, (b 1869) , , Charles Eldon Clarke and Ettie (b 1879) photo in Sept 1889	Marshal F Clarke, on his favourite horse outside Graiguenoe
Marshal Clarke	Sidney Whitehead	Harriiet Gray (nee Pearson) 1839-1903	Featherston Mary Long	Marshal Clarke (1828-1884)
George Gray (1835-1874)	Mary Clarke (nee Pearson) 1826-1924)	Edward Long	Sophy Bankes nee Pearson (1843-1930)	Charles Clarke (1803-1879)
Mary Eccles (1773-1864)	Willie Exccles (1838-1903)	Sarah Clarke (d 1867) nee Bland	Louisa Curtis 1832-1903	Longfield House, co Tipperary
Edward Thomas Long	Edward Thomas Long 1799-1875	Edward John Long aged 66	The gatehouse, Graiguenoe Park	Marion and Rita Clarke at Graiguenoe
Howe family in 1991. Evelyn, Tom, Shirley, Jim, Anne, Mabel, Thelma, Bill, John and Pat	Richard Long of Longfield, 1740-1814	Marshal Falconer Clarke, at Capetown during the boer war	WyreSide, the home of the Garnett family	The 1st Batallion of the Cheshire Regiment in 1916, just before going to the Somme. A chilling picture of men who knew their likely fate
The wedding of Marshall falconer Clarke and his bride, Olive Garnett	Chester, in 1908	Graiguenoe park in the early twentieth century	Hubert, Cicily and Joan Butler at MaidenHall with their father	Maiden Hall, Kilkenny in 1909
Mary Clarke, the widow of Marshal Clarke and mother of Charles, George, Marshal, Ottie, Marion and Rita	Marion Busfield and Marshall Falconer Clarke	MaidenHall, BennetsBridge near Kilkenny, home of the Butlers and Mary Clarke's last homein 1909	SwiftesHeath, the rather grandiose home of the Swiftes, friends and cousins of the Clarkes	The Wood Girls: Amanda, Adelle, Cordelia, Cornelia and Marion
Marshal Wood (1904-43) (son of Edna Long Wood) & wife Marie Pilgeram.	Pilot Officer (PO) Martin Charles Howe II (1920-42), RCAF (Royal Canadian Air Force), WWII. Shot down by the Nazis over Versailles where he is buried. Son of Florence Long Howe, granddaughter of Edward John Long	Frank Wood & his wife & 1st cousin, Edna Long (1880-1943), daughter of Edward John Long.	Captain Charles Lochiel Cameron (1815-ca1875), of the Cameronians, husband of Eliza Hare Long	6. Martin Howe Sr & wife Florence Long & daughter Anne in 1965
Eva Van Tassel Jones Long (1862-1932) (descendant of the legendary Van Tassels of Sleepy Hollow), wife of Robert Henry Long, son of Edward John Long	John Granville Wood (1830-64), who was Edward John Long's brother in law joined the Union Army & fought in the Civil War	Eliot Wood, brother in law to Edward John Long, a tin plate photograph taken in 1863	Robert Edward Crozier Long (1872 to 1938) Journalist Son of Robt Hare Long.	Robert Henry Long (1861 to 1950) Son of EdwardJ ohn Long
Falloden, the home of Harriet Pearson after she married Colonel George Grey	Stephen Moore Long (1834 to 1903) Son of Edward & Mary Clarke Long	Robert Henry Long & Wife EvaJones. jpg	Robert Hare Long of Ardmayle 1830-80 Son o fEdward & Mary Clarke Long.jpg	Elizabeth 'Molly' Whitehead, aged 7.
Mary Eccles (born Mary Vernon, Died Feb 1864 aged 91 Taken in about 1834	Unknown, possibly William Eccles	Amy Eliza, Daughter of John Thompson of Broughton Hall, Chester. Married Canon Lionel Garnett, Rector of Christleton	Jane Pearson, born Jane Eccles, Mother of Mary and Harriet Pearson	Mrs Eccles, the mother in law of Charles Pearson
Mary Elizabeth Pearson. Diarist Artist, wife of Marshal Clarke	Lady Grey, Harriet Pearson's mother in law	Lt Col Charles Pearson (1799-1885.)	Sir George Grey, Harriet' Pearson's father-in-law	Lt Col Charles Pearson (1799-1865)
The Henn Family	Sarah Clarke	Francis Blackhorn Henn Aged 13	Marshal Clarke (1828-1884) photographed At Cheltenham.	Alice Grey married Graves (1866-1926)
Sir George Grey, father of Colonel George Grey	Lady Grey	Jane Grey, daughter of Harriet Pearson (1868-1949)	Donalda Cameron Rice (1854 to 1927) & Gddaur ( Donalda daughter of Chas Cameron & Eliza Hare Long Daur of Edward Long & Mary Clarke)	Marshal Long m 1859 to1934 on of Amanda Wood & Edward John ong Son of Edward Long & Mary Clarke
Tania Long Husband Ray Daniell Journalists NY Times Tania Daughter of REC Long	George Madison Wood (1841-1892) Brother in law to Edward John Long	Robert Eva Jones Family abt 1900. back Robt Leona Edward Bert front Mae Vern Florence Clara Eva (Robt Son of Amanda Wood & Edward John Long Son of Edward Long & Mary Clarke).	Ida Sarah Edna Daughters ofAmanda Wood & Edward John Long son of Edward Long & Mary Clarke.	Long Girls back Mae Clara front Florence Vera Leona Daughters of Eva Jones & Robt Long Son of Amanda Wood & Edward John Long Son of Edward Long & Mary Clarke
Ida Long Black & Children, back Marcena Byron Beulah LaVerne. front Jeremiah Donald Ida Ozeda (Ida daur o Amanda Wood & Ed J Long, Son of Edward Long & Mary Clarke)	Christleton Rectory, home of the Garnett family